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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1944
Page
7
Woman's Page by Lerrice Streett urges starting sleep training at birth. It describes a firm, cool room, minimal bedding, and consistent positioning to form healthy sleep habits, warns against grandmother rocking, and notes thumb-sucking as harmless but needs limits. A note mentions a rubber tree found in Africa.
The Beryl Needle Club gathered Thursday at 800-B Pierce Street hosted by Mrs. Bill Bogard. Attendees included Mesdames M. R. Roger W. R. Henry Cecil Gardner Frank Gordon Ed Putman Bill Rodgers I. V. Smith Dewell Brown Charles Edmund and Henry Reeves. The next meeting is set for 11:30 AM Thursday at Mrs. Brown’s home 3914 West Sixth Street.
The Junior Travel Study Club held its regular meeting at 1806 Crockett Street with Mrs. Robert McNeill presiding. Officers elected: Mrs. Garland Martin president, Mrs. Johnson vice president, Mrs. Ralph Lamond secretary, and Mrs. David Brown treasurer. The next meeting is Feb 9 at 2 PM in Mrs. Webb Sharp's home.
Mrs Fidel Reyes spoke to the Wilson School Parent-Teacher Association on Old Fashioned Thrift for All the Family. Fourth graders under Miss Pauline Clark presented a thrift play as the flag salute and national anthem were led by Mrs Bernice Parrott. Mrs William Frost presided. Mrs Zeke Bates announced the program. Rainbow installation for Amarillo Assembly No 19 set for tomorrow at 8 pm at Masonic Hall. Public invited.
Mrs. John Maynard hosted the Pierian Club in the Hayden Street home. President L A Wells presided. Talks covered the Pacific and its islands with sessions on Guam American Samoa Wake and Midway and American Equatorial Islands. Attending members included Mesdames Chenault Cooper Currie Gamble Gooch Madden McKnight Nunn Reeder Rusk Snodgrass Stokes Underwood Wells Wheatley Jackson Kendrick Higginbotham and the hostess.
TONIGHT Family Night at Amarillo Country Club at 8 PM. SATURDAY Sandie Mothers Club hosts an annual banquet and dance at the school building at 7 30 PM. YWCA hosts 6 to 12 year old girls play day 10 AM to 12 PM at 501 Lincoln Street. Amarillo Public Library hosts story hour at 4 PM. Mixed games at Amarillo Country Club at 8 PM. Rainbow Assembly No 19 public installation of officers at 504 Taylor Street at 8 PM. County wide Girls 4 H Club meets in Room 104 at courthouse at 1 45 PM.
Richmond California January 14 194 X U P Henry J Kaiser's ship yard to launch a Liberty ship named for Frank J Cuhell Mutual Broadcasting System correspondent killed in the Yankee Clipper crash in Portugal Sponsor Ermengarde Cahell sister from Cedar Rapids Indiana
Mrs. John Czingili, instructor for the Potter County Chapter American Red Cross, announces openings in the Thursday started first aid class. Prospective enrollees may report Monday at 1 PM in the First Aid classroom at the Blackstone Hotel. Telephone 26571 for details. Classes run Mondays and Thursdays from 1 to 3 PM.
Miss Louise Fudge and Sgt Roy Garland Preston wed in Raton New Mexico December 27 in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev L L Thurston. Attendants were the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W F Fudge of Maxwell New Mexico and the groom's family in Vigo Park Texas. The couple arrived in Tulsa December 29 to visit before resuming duties. Mrs Preston teaches in Maxwell School and Sergeant Preston serves as Platoon sergeant in a tank destroyer battalion at North Camp Hood Gatesville Texas.
Mrs. J. C. Williams of 409 B Florida Street hosted the Home crafts Club yesterday. Red Cross work was discussed and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames E. A. Baker W. R. Hill O. D. Knick G. A. Runyan J. W. Holloway two guests Mrs. Emmet Albright and Miss Anna Dentenberg. Mrs. Knick will entertain January 27 at 110 A West Ninth Avenue.
Letters of thanks from overseas service members pour in to Col. BE. A. Simpson of Hanson Post No. 54 for Christmas cigarettes sent to troops in Italy Africa and England. Messages praise the home front’s backing and the post signatures with dozen signatures appended.
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