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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
3
The Ogilvie Sisters urge defense plant workers to protect and care for hair amid welding heat acids and dust. Use light head wrapping with a make-up product to form a protective film, cleanse with lotion between shampoos, and avoid excessive washing. Regular brushing and a structured routine help improve scalp circulation and hair lustre.
Ruth Barker, a grandmother and Tucson mail carrier, runs a 200 mile round trip through Ruby Arivaca and Sasabe in Arizona. Her weekly route includes delivering mail, milk, ice, and groceries. Children collect candy as the truck stops at one room schools and the Papago reservation.
The Jolly Twelve Club elected a six month slate at Mrs. C. T Ledbetter home 2616 Rule Street. Officers are President Mrs. Frank Brown Secretary Mrs. Ledbetter and Reporter Mrs. Johnny Dunn. Attendees included Mesdames Griffitts Boyd McCellan Emanuel Riner Brown Dunn Fry Willis and hostess Ledbetter. The group plans a meeting next Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Carley Price 403 Louisiana Street.
Delta Kappa Gamma Society will meet at the Amarillo Center at 7 45 Saturday evening. Members are to bring books to be given to the Amarillo Army Air Field.
Tonight and Friday schedule lists Altrusa Capitol Hotel Red Cross units Child Study Club A B C Auxiliary Entre Nous Club Sewing Central Presbyterian Church and West Amarillo Christian Church luncheon and meetings. Includes reminders about winter refreshments and rubber care.
A wartime alphabet lists scarce items from Auto to Zoot Suits with notes on rationing. It cites banana coffee and nylon as missing, warns on hoarding ice cream and gas, and mentions navy manned yachts and zippers as rationed or restricted items.
The Ladies Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church met in the Fellowship Hall to quilt for the Young People’s Department and voted to provide clothing for a child in the Methodist orphanage at Waco next year. They recently donated bedding for two beds at the Auditorium U S O Guest House. Members attending included Alva Slay and 28 others. The Helping Hand Sewing Club will hold a Friday noon covered dish luncheon at West Amarillo Christian Church.
In wartime public duty extends to all, not just the few. Citizens should loudly call out shirkers, using three horn blasts on speeding drivers or frank talk at home, to prevent complacency and keep everyone contributing to the war effort.
Miss Lahoma Jenkins formerly of Amarillo becomes bride of Charles R Hendren of Hollywood at a Los Angeles Baptist Church on January seventh. The couple plans Santa Anita for a wedding trip and reside at 100 North Kenmore in Los Angeles.
Mrs. C. S. Pryor hosted La Costura Club at the Amarillo Hotel on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George Waddill presiding. Mrs. John Cavin reported on the Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs meeting as sewing and social time followed.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met in Pleasant Valley Christian Church to sew for the Red Cross. Members present included E. L. Gibson H. C. Gentry Lee Williamson W. T. Willis J. H Johnson Jack Jerman B. F. Tate and hostess Mrs Jess Walter. Next meeting hosts are Mrs C A Biggers and Mrs Johnson on February 10 at the Pleasant Valley Christian Church. Miss Pauline Lakey will start the program at 2.
A continuation of talks on using foundation patterns advances among researchers and engineers. The session reviews prior proposals, explores practical applications, and outlines next steps for implementation and evaluation.
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