Instruction Offered Two Rainbow Assemblies
Mrs. Martha Marie Whitfield of Dallas led a school of instruction at 524% Taylor Street for two Rainbow assemblies. Nel leen Zischang and Palo Duro Assembly officers led the morning sessions. Amarillo Assembly conducted the afternoon degrees with Virginia Vogel as worthy advisor. Fifty-two Rainbow Girls and advisory members attended a luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room, gifts given to Mrs. Whitfield and Ruth Glass, with assemblies from Borger, Panhandle and Clovis represented.
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Martha Marie Whitfield
Dallas
Texas Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Taylor Street
Nelleen Zischang
Palo Duro Assembly
No. 113
Amarillo
Cactus Ordnance Works Donates Bowling Alleys
The Cactus Ordnance Works at Etter reports four bowling alleys donated by W. Stowell, president of Chemical Construction Corp. They will be installed in Cactus Hall where a workers Bowling League will soon begin. The plant’s Puncher also notes a new sports editor joining to cover athletic activities amid departments. Ninety four percent of New Zealanders are of British origin.
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The
O. W. Puncher
Cactus Ordnance Works
Etter
W. §. Stowell
Chemical Construction Corp
Cactus Hall
Cactus
Officers Wives Club Bridge Party Tuesday
The Amarillo Officers Wives Club will host a bridge party at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Herring Hotel. The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meets at 2 o'clock Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Christian Church to sew for the Red Cross. all interested are invited to attend.
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Officers Wives Club
Amarillo Officers Wives Club
Herring Hotel
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Red Cross
Amarillo
CARDUI touted as help for monthly distress after taboo on discussion
Advertised as a tonic for appetite and digestion to boost energy before the period and to relieve functional menstrual pain when started three days prior. The copy claims women have praised Cardui for 62 years.
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Cardus
Community meeting and club events planned in Amarillo
The calendar lists numerous gatherings tonight and Tuesday across Amarillo including the Security Benefit Association dance at W O W Hall at 9 pm, A A W Consumers Group at 1607 Van Buren Street at 2 pm, and multiple women’s clubs and church activities at venues such as Amarillo Hotel Sacred Heart Cathedral and Herring Hotel. Names include Mrs B F Stein Mrs Henry Neal Mrs Jay Laverty Mrs E A McAdoo Mrs W E Thompson and Mrs Dick Seay among others.
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A. W. Consumers Group
Mra
B. F. Stein
van Buren Street
Verna Joan Moore Is Honored At Party on Fourth Birthday
Verna Joan Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs D V Moore 900 Milam Street was honored on her fourth birthday Friday with a party at home. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests included family relatives and friends with gifts sent by Katherine Jones Mildred Reeves Margaret Jane Rodgers and Tommy and Jackie Tompson of Tucumcari New Mexico. An ounce of radium as large as a pea valued at 700000 was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Joan Moore
D. V. Moore
Milam Street
John Shaw
Claude
Don Luther Sparks
Wanda Gail Clark
Jean Davidson
Clinton Moore
Trudy Elliott
Carolyn Moore
Thomas Paul Moore
Sidney Parker
Hugo Jaris, Jr
Virginia Walker
Johnny Ray
Doyle Moore
Barbara
Armful Shopping: Women urged to cut delivery mileage
The Office of Defense Transportation promotes carrying all possible packages to save truck mileage. Women nationwide are urged to consolidate purchases and limit extra trips, aiding maintenance of essential delivery services while conserving fuel, tires, and workers. Delivery crews emphasize coordinated trips and public transit use to maximize efficiency.
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Office of Defense Transportation
U. S. Truck Conservation Corps
America
OWI Urges Grandma Warmth To Fight Cold Fuel Waste
The Office of War Information offers home heating tips inspired by grandma. Wear union suits and ribbed knit stockings, opt for flannel or napped fabrics, use corduroy and knitted layers, add a wool bed sock and extra blanket, and save fuel by turning down night radiators.
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Washington
Office of War Information
OWI
La Costura Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
La Costura Club will meet at 2:30 PM on Tuesday in the home of Mrs. C. S. Pryor in Amarillo. The gathering engages members in its regular sewing club activities and discussions.
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la Costura Club
Mrs. C
Pryor
Amarillo Hotel
Seven Clinics For Crippled Children
In Amarillo last year the Crippled Children's Council ran seven clinics serving 525 children. New cases numbered 272 with 42 continued and 220 reobserved. 111 received X rays, 62 operations, 46 benefited from costs, and 22 got braces or appliances. The program logged 202 hospital days and 440 home visits with 386 dressings and transportation provided for 46 children. Fundraising included birthday balls on Feb 1 at multiple venues with $1 tickets.
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Amarillo
Crippled Children's Council
Aviatrix
Rainbow Gardens
Murderer of Pretty Bride Still Sought in Train Slaying
In Klamath Falls Oregon on January 25 a bride, Mrs. Martha Virginia James 21, was slain in a Pullman berth. Marine Private Harold R Wilson and witnesses described a burly man as the suspect while investigators pursued leads and ruled out rape or robbery.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
U.p
Upper 13
Lower 13
Oregon
Harold R. Wilson
Marines
Upper
Albany
Martha Virginia James
North
van Dyke
Wilson
John Preston Funchess
John Beeman
James
Grenwald on PBY Journey from Aleutians to Front Lines
Les Grenwald a storekeeper in the USN writes of his Aleutian duty and patrols in a PBY. He reports plans to push farther into enemy waters and notes battalion morale and excitement. He thanks Globe-News readers for timely delivery of The Jeep and says even the Yankees want it after reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Grenwald
USN
Aleutian Islands
Navy
Yankees
First Baptist Bethany Class Announces Tea for Tomorrow
The First Baptist Bethany Class will host a tea at the church tomorrow at 3 oclock in the afternoon.
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First Baptist Bethany
Eight Die in Army Bomber Crash Near Topeka
All eight crew members were killed when a U S Army heavy bomber crashed and burned one mile south of the Topeka army airbase during a routine training flight. The dead include First Lieutenant William L. Stephenson and Second Lieutenant George P. Richards Jr among others. All eight were aboard the aircraft at the time of the crash.
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Topeka
William L. Stephenson
Chicago
George P. Richards, Jr
New Orleans
James D. Hines
North Holywood
Calif
Jack C. Mulligan
Selma
Louis A. Scherr
Philadelphia
Blaine W. Huston
Cin
Cinnati
Donald E. Droves
Portland
Arthur J. Harvey, Jr
Escanaba
Midh
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Pleasant Valley Club
Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Hall
Navy Mothers Club
Henry Neal
West Eleventh Avenue
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Cathedral
R. C. Auxiliary
W. E. Thompson
Austin Street
Las Amigas Club
Jay Laverty
West Ninth Avenue
St. Andrew's
Bonita
O. E
Cathedral Hall
Victory Club
Hugh Williamson
North West
Second Avenue
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
I. O. O. P. Hall
Globe-News
U.S.P
Gray Vita
Grayvita
White & Kirk
Texas
Grandma
LA Costura
Thatch
Elizabeth Arden
Featherlight Foundation
Daily Oklahoman
Carolyn Williams
J. Howard Williams
Oklahoma City
Joseph Truett Mason
Fort Sill
Okla
Dickson Drug Store
9Th and Polk St
Vicki VapoRub
VapoRub
Vicki
Globe News
Topeka, Kans
American Institute of Laundering
ARRID
West Amarillo Christian Church
Tennessee Street
Peyton H. Canary, Jr
Payne Sisters
Crisco
C. W
Milnot ‘Ratr Cays
Desire
Kraft’s Asst
Sox
Oxydol
Schillings
Spud Poor Ars White Rose
Thursday News and Globe
West 7Th Ave