Three Are Honored By Club Members
Mrs. Ted McGovern Mrs. Homer Tuttle and Mrs. Jack Edwards were honored on their birthdays with a coffee yesterday morning. Hosts were Mrs. Floyd Ramsey and Mrs. E. D. Hawkins at 906 Sunset Hawkins home. Needle Art Club members attended. Leslie Stephens poured. Yearbooks given as favors. Gifts presented to honorees. Attending were Mrs. Frank Brown Leslie Stephens Mel Phipps C. B. Pittman Ted McGovern Homer Tuttle Jack Edwards and the hostesses. Next meeting February 6 at 2 PM in Ramsey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted McGovern
Homer Tuttle
Jack Edwards
Floyd Ramsey
E. D. Hawkins
Hawkins
Needle Art Club
Leslie Stephens
Frank Brown
Mel Phipps
C. B. Pittman
Western
Luncheon by PEO Council in Amarillo XIT Room
Amarillo PEO Council entertained Chapters AI AN CB Z and B with a luncheon in the XIT Room of the Herring Hotel. Mrs C T Davis Jr presided. Invocations, readings from The Magic of Believing, group singing, a solo, and floral table settings highlighted the program. Out of town guests included Mrs Mabel Brasley Mrs Florence Wright and Mrs Horace Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Peo Council
Herring Hotel
C. T. Davis, Jr
Roxie Briscoe
Norman Vincent Peal
L. E. Mason
A. D. Steed
Joe Shields
Mabel Brasley
Florence Wright
Pampa
Horace Kendrick
Friona
Key Farr
Carl Miller
Women of the Moose Initiate Three At Evening Meet
Amarillo Chapter of the Women of the Moose initiated three members at the Monday night meeting in Moose Hall. Mary Jane Stout conducted the ceremony for Mary Ann Swackhammer Beverly Donley and Isabel Carroll. Refreshments were served by Lucy Biggs. A mid winter conference in Borger led to four Amarillo initiates and attendance by many Amarillo members. The next regular meeting is set for February 5 at 8 o clock in Moose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
The
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mary Jane Stout
Mary Ann Swackhammer
Beverly Donley
Isabel Carroll
Lucy Biggs
Bobbie Craven
Inez Pendergraft
Beryl Johnson
Theda Cline
Mary Lou Haley
Lena Donley
Faye Middleton
Pauline Atchley
Millie Tarkington
Rita Ball
May Staulton
Murillo Davis
Gladys Eskew
Pat Williams
Mesdames Mary Hinkel
Lucille Smith
Tressie Bass
Margaret Howard
Delores Ruth
Mae Higgins
Alice Davis
Oleta Davis
Betty Downard
Perky Foster
Gladys Buttel
Gerrie Ricketson
Nina Pike
Borger
Mesdames
Mary Nan Crabb
Blanche Walker
Mae Slayton
Eva Lowe
Mary Hinkel
Eula Weeks
Jo Cook
Bertie Kelly
Mesdames Alice Davis
Vera Bryant
Circles Convene For Social Meet At Grand Avenue Church
Judson Blair and Doris Christen led a social gathering of Circles of Grand Avenue Baptist Church at the church yesterday. Attendees included Mesdames J. W. Hill Joe Pheiffer H K Wiggins C B Roach G R Greathouse Lloyd Blackwell A E Garrett T A Porter G C Childers Harold Baker R M Gray W B Stradley J R Banes C A Bay L A Cloud Tom Carmichael D F Fansler L F Webb and a visitor Mrs C E Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Blair
Doris Christensen
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Mesdames
J. W. Hill
Joe Pheiffer
H. K. Wiggins
C. B. Roach
G. R. Greathouse
Lloyd Blackwell
A. E. Garrett
T. A. Porter
G. C. Childers
Harold Baker
R. M. Gray
W. B. Stradley
J. R. Banes
C. A. Bay
Fruit Pies For Winter Menus Highlight Prune And Apricot
A brief note suggests prune and dried apricot pie as an ideal winter dish. Sweetened with honey and grated orange rind, the recipe is praised as extra special and likely to win reader approval and meals planning ideas.
Vary Salads with Nuts Elevate Seafood Dishes
Delicately varied seafood salads featuring lobster salmon crab and tuna are enhanced at deluxe hotels with slivered roasted almonds celery and mayonnaise. The almond garnish gives the fish salads a grand air and refined appeal.
Spread for Toast With Calavo Onion and Lemon
A quick spread combines sieved Calavo avocado chopped onion and lemon juice with salt and pepper. It makes a fresh topping for toast and a versatile accompaniment for luncheon salads or casserole dishes.
Hemming a Hand-Towel or Making a Dress Mess
A humorous column details a crafts attempt that spirals into a chaotic DIY mishap. The narrator navigates sewing snags, misused tools, and tangled fabric while recounting humorous missteps and resolve to press on.
Officers Named and Pins Presented at Amarillo Girl Scout Meet
The Amarillo Girl Scout Council held its annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church Monday evening. New officers were elected unanimously and installed, with 32 women receiving service pins including a 20 year pin for Mrs R A Burnett and 15 year for Mrs W F Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Amarillo
W. F. Manning
R. A. Burnett
R. F. Gwyn
O. M. Oliver
I. L. Peffley
C. P. Woodburn
Charles P. Woodburn
National Board
Charles A. Wolflin
H. D. Lemmon
George Hill
Bob Brummal
C. M. Robertson
Leland S. Brown
Howard E. Robbins
Bill Kenyon
Bill Dee
W. 8. Gregory
Charles J. Whitfield
W. Glynn Morris
W. W. Lofgren
Sam T. White
H. W. McCue
Pete O’brien
Urges Hastein Watch Repairing Urges Hastein
ELGIN Ill August 1950 William H Samelius director Elgin Watchmakers College urged immediate repair work to avoid delays jewelry stores may hold customers watches for months due to wartime military preparations. He said an oversupply of watch makers last spring has been reduced since the Korean war began and a shortage of specialists could arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Ill
U.A
William H. Samelius
Samelius
Elgin Watchmakers’ College
Greenland's Ice Cover Deepens With Vast Polar Layer
The article notes that the bulk of Greenland lies beneath an ice sheet about 5,000 feet thick, shaping climate, topography, and exploration possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Mrs Roy Curtis Wins Bridge High
Mrs Roy Curtis won high at a U Deal Em Club bridge meeting held yesterday afternoon. Hostess was Mrs C B Galbreath of 805 Madison. Second high went to Mrs Jack Pittman. Attendees included Mesdames E M Benesch Harry Milholland G C Boney Florence Jones Roy Curtis Jack Pittman a guest and Mrs Bill Howren. Next meeting set for 1 pm on Feb 13 at Mrs Florence Jones 700 Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curtis
C. B. Galbreath
Madison
Jack Pittman
E. M. Benesch
Harry Milholland
G. C. Boney
Florence Jones
Bill Howren
Mississippi
Hearty Sandwiches with Cream Cheese and Almond Spread
A lunch and snack staple, hearty sandwiches fill a void with fresh bread and a spread of cream cheese, coarsely chopped roasted almonds, prepared mustard, and mayonnaise on whole wheat or rye. The combination is described as good tasting and satisfying.
Hot party drinks for children and abstainers
A note on hot party drinks that are suitable for children or those avoiding alcohol. The suggestion features mulled apricot whole fruit nectar in 12 ounce cans, heated gently with honey lemon slices and cinnamon, then served steaming hot in mugs.
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Ls Musteroler
PEO Council
Stephen Foster
South
Pittsburgh
New York City
Arerons
D.D.D
D. Dennis
Peerless Cleaners
Gunn Brothers
Geo. Nichols
Southwest Portrait Studio
Pole ST
Ruthkow Gowen
Jefferson
Women of Moose
Regent’s Shoes
Globe News
Regent's Shoes
Ree G12
Polk
Petunias
Petunia
Bishop Bracken
Bridge High
Ben R. Solnick, Mer
Olle
West
Z. Eva Allard
Mildred Knight
Lucille Baker
Pam’s
Saas
Madeira
Sterling
Dorothy Day
I Diamond Importers
Hollywood
Maxwell
Gwbifbel
Chase & Sanborn
tGular
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