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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
7
Chapter AN hosted a P. F. O. Council coffee at Mrs. R. A. Burnett’s Sunset Terrace home. About 50 members from Chapters B Z and AT attended from 10 to 12 o'clock, with fruit coffee and rolls served on a lace cloth centerpiece bowl of flowering flowers.
ALICA HART reports that beauty buyers will see price steadiness and value driven by major houses. Prices on creams tissues and treatments will not rise above last March levels, with quality kept up and new products at similar costs. Some firms may cut prices or add extras while teaching at home beauty techniques to reduce overall costs. The War era consumer guidance encourages practical at home care and informed choices.
The First Baptist Naomi Class will meet for breakfast at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at 604 North Pierce Street hosted by Mrs. W. D. Robertson. A monthly business session follows. Agnes Graham Circle plans a 6:30 p.m. Friday gathering at Mrs. R. B. Wingate's home 2001 Julian Boulevard for a picnic supper and missionary program.
We the Women by Ruth Millett frames the 1942 University of Missouri commencement as a crossfire between wartime cost and new opportunities. Donald Nelson urges pioneers to embrace postwar industrial potential while parents worry about their children entering a changed world.
Mrs Maddox notes how modern picnics favor insulated vaccum jugs that keep food hot or cold for hours, transforming the usual shoe-box lunch into a stylish outdoor meal. The piece highlights evolving picnic habits and newer fashion for al fresco dining.
Tonight lists Third Air Service Area Command HQs at English Field and various gatherings at the Herring Hotel and Wesl yan Church. Tomorrow morning and evening feature Rotary club like breakfasts, church classes, sewing clubs, and 4 H activities with multiple locations including Amarillo College gym and Carpenters Hall.
The Central Presbyterian Church will entertain a group of enlisted men from the Army Air Force Glider School tomorrow night at BR o'clock in the Fellowship Hall. French traders and missionaries in charge of arrangements for first settled Wisconsin in 1670. Switzerland's railway between Lucerne and Interlaken is being electrified.
Hollywood star Loretta Young says five hats form a basic fall wardrobe. Helen Garnell, a New York and Hollywood milliner, notes more can be added if affordable. Young selects five versatile styles: two tailored felts, two dressy afternoon hats, and one romantic dinner hat for informal evenings.
Mrs Lyle Jones formerly Dorothy Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar L Taylor, was honored with a wedding shower at 1100A Fillmore Street hosted by Miss Virginia Smith. Guests included Mesdaines Mayme Hain and Martha Reivers, plus Edna Smith and Barbara Renfore among others. gifts sent by Frank Patterson and others.
Outdoor cooking remains popular as people enjoy fragrant meat browning in the open air. Jimmy Beard offers a Sunday picnic recipe using corned beef, potatoes, onion, and nutmeg formed into cakes, brushed with butter, and slowly cooked over hot coals with suggested sides and sauces.
A collection of practical guidance on towels organdy setting dormer windows pineapple prep and sewing tips. It covers towel care avoid ironing shake dry organdy tablecloths napkins linen dormer window dressing ideas and inexpensive decor. Pineapple slicing and eyes removal are detailed followed by a silk and satin sewing tip using paper under seams.
If your window shades are cracked and faded and your room seems to call for brighter treatment a few yards of permanent finish glazed chintz in a bright gay pattern will do the trick adequately. Remove the old shades from the rollers and measure them for size and don't forget to allow in your length calculations enough for shade stick hem at the bottom. Running up the simple hem at the bottom and locking the chintz onto the roller.
TEETHINA laxative with anti acid properties offered for infants to relieve gas sour stomach and acid indigestion. Advertisers claim no narcotics and wide maternal endorsement with a 30 cent package. Columbus Georgia distribution invites a free baby care booklet.
A collection of household ideas covers shade lining, curtain fabrics, campfire kabobs, and dresser drawer decor with wallpaper interiors and shellac sealing. It also gives washing hints with mild soap and cold water and a soap tip for cream soup. The Ladies Auxiliary No. 180 meets Thursday at 8 pm at Mrs. George Enoch's home.
For picnics and Sunday school events use well cooked substantial foods with ample milk for children. Recipes include Scalloped Eggs serving 50 with ham eggs sauce crumbs and butter baked 400F. Cheese Jelly Sandwiches serving 50 with cottage cheese jelly and bread. Buttered Fresh Peas serving 50 with peas and butter.
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