Miss Pearson Is Honored At Shower
Miss Omiteene Pearson bride elect of Ray Love was honored with a shower at Mrs. Hap Boswell’s home 814 North Moore Street. Hosts included Mesdames Ray Austin Russell Sport and Glen MacDowell. Guests and gift presenters listed among attendees and absentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omiteene Pearson
Ray Love
Hap Boswell
North Moore Street
Ray Austin
Russell Sport
Glen MacDowell
O. A. Strange
Buster Fredricks
W. A. Sims
HE. Davis
Ruby Rogers
W. D. Sims
H. FE Godfrey
W. W. White
H. C. Russell
M S. Wise
Carl Jarrett
Oma Melius
W. J. Pearson
Archie Smith
Ed Moseley
J. G. Cain
J. H. Parish
Troy Love
Aulden Shields
Linda Ler Pearson
Mescames Merl Goldsmith
Alice Brewster
R. M. Tucker
Anna Belle Shields
J. W Holloway
Burt Steffans
David Perkins
Roy Hook
Alfred Beard
Texarkana
Ark
Beard
Blythe
Calif
Arthur Beard
Garfield Street
LeEtta Rae Davis
Mesdames Jimmie Ward
Mary Belle Nix
B. R. Jones
Clyde Gibbins
Helen Floyd
Charles Bonnie
Business Club Meeting Votes to Join Victory Command
The Junior Business Woman's Club met at 8 in the Capitol Hotel club room with Miss Ethel Hicks ill. Mrs. Juanita McCracken presided. Irene Toll and Evelyn Broardus elected sergeants of the First and Second Squadrons. Donations supported the USO. Members listed include Joyce Pret, Clair Martin, Mary Ellen Davis, Eleanor Atwood, Evelyn Rose, Ann Reynolds, Janice Lessing, Frances Ellison, Juanita McCracken, Irene Toll, and Evelyn Broaddus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Juanita McCracken
Ethel Hicks
Victory Command
Irene Toll
Evelyn Broardus
USO
Janice Lessing
Joyce Pret
Clair Martin
Mary Ellen Davis
Eleanor Atwood
Evelyn Rose
Ann Reynolds
Frances Ellison
Evelyn Broaddus
Needle Art Club Meets At Mrs Baker Home
The Needle Art Sewing Club met Tuesday at 2:30 PM at 4246 West Twelfth Avenue, hosted by Mrs L B Baker. Guest Ed Singleton and members W D Thornton FE Hawkins S M Phipps Jack Edwards Homer Tuttle and Leslie Stephens attended. Next meeting is July 21 at 2:30 PM at Mrs F A Bell 821 Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Sewing Club
L. B. Baker
Twelfth Avenue
Ed Singleton
Mesdames W. D. Thornton
FE. D. Hawkins
S. M. Phipps
Jack Edwards
Homer Tuttle
Leslie Stephens
F. A. Bell
Tennessee Street
Calendar of Tonight and Thursday Club Meetings
The calendar lists diverse group gatherings across Amarillo with times and locations. Active entries include Palo Duro Assembly of Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Hall at 7 30, Amarillo Assembly No 19 at 816 Tennessee Street 6, Queen Esther Club 2 30 at 825 Mississippi Street, and Woodmen Circle at W O W Hall 8. Also noted are sewing clubs, church circles, and social events such as a Rose Bowl Tea Room Maid's Night Out buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow
Homer Tuttle
Tennessee Street
Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Party Honors Jimmy Bruce On His Eighth Birthday
Jimmy Bruce was honored on his eighth birthday with a Sunday party at his parents home 721 North Arthur Street Mr and Mrs David Bruce hosted guests Leon Harris Sara Bess Osborn Peggy Hamilton Noyse Bishop Don Bishop Charlene Clark Jeannette Clark Nellita Clark Billy Bruce and Tommy Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bruce
David Bruce
North Arthur Street
Leon Harris
Sara Bess Osborn
Peggy Hamilton
Noyse Bishop
Don Bishop
Charlene Clark
Jeannette Clark
Nellita Clark
Billy Bruce
Tommy Bruce
Dr Shelton Class to Meet at First Christian Church
The Dr. Shelton Class of the First Christian Church will meet at the church at 3 o clock Friday afternoon for its monthly business session and Red Cross work. Members of Mrs Lola Ham's group will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shelton
First Christian Church
First, Christian Church
Red Cross
Lola Ham
Margaret Wills P T A Sets Special 9 30 Meeting
The Margaret Wills P T A will hold a special meeting at 9 30 Thursday morning at the Margaret Wills School to discuss an upcoming event and school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Margaret Wills P.T.A
Identical Twins Confuse a Colonel at Camp Rucker
The Ori twins, identical in appearance, baffled Missouri opponents until their colonel resolved the issue by transferring one twin to a different battalion. The two lieutenants arrived at Camp Rucker in Alabama on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rucker
Ala
Ori
University of Missouri
War Bond Sales Update in Amarillo Daily
Yesterday's war bond sales totaled 25 thousand 599 dollars, lifting July sales to 113 thousand 144 dollars. Amarillo residents have 21 business days left to buy 449 thousand 956 dollars of bonds and stamps to reach the July quota of 563 thousand 100 dollars.
Party Honors Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Partain at Home Shower
Mrs Neal Sylvester and Mrs Raymond Walker honored Mr and Mrs Robert R Partain with a shower at the Sylvester home on Rule Street. Partain is the former Alene Taylor of Leedey Oklahoma. Guests included many named ladies and gifts were sent by several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Sylvester
Raymond Walker
Robert R. Partain
M. C. Pittman
Noel Day
Alton Day
FE. Partain
Doyle Brazille
R. L. Brazille
Betty Partain
Vesta Day
Rayomalee Walker
Mesdames
T. J. Clark
J. C. Duling
A. P. Hallmark
Jess Blake
Anna Belle Simmons
Austin Welch
Church Groups Meet For Activities At Local Baptist First
First Baptist AMOMA Class met Tuesday for visitation then carried basket lunches to Ellwood Park for the monthly business meeting with twenty five members present. Maria Class plans regular meeting at Mrs Clyde McGinley home. Philathea Class held a Come as You Are coffee at Mrs B J Pates home with eleven members and a guest. Four girls auxiliaries prepare for all day camp at San Jacinto Park with Miss Gloria Ruiz as feature speaker. Circle 5 of First Christian Woman's Council reorganized with new officers named and July 22 for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Park
First Baptist Amoma
Ellwood Park
First Baptist
Clyde McGinley
North
Garfield Street
B. J. Pate
First Baptist Philathea
Bowie Street
W. B. Tyson
First Baptist Church
Gloria Ruiz
el Paso
Baylor University
Women's Missionary Union Training School
Louisville, Ky
Guy Owens
Estelle Scott
A. D. Foreman, Jr
All Young Peoples Organizations
Mesdames
L. L. Nunley
A. F. Berg
J. F. Coffman
W. C. Coffee
Eunice Timmons
A. L. Huff
Shirley Hill
Circle 5
Christian Woman's Council
John Hill
Harrison Street
R. C. Snodgrass
C. P. Hutchings
W. T. Strickland
Curry Smyth
Lon Fellars
L. R. Cloninger
H. A. Asbury
Ray Wheatley
T. B. Jones
Alvin Hill
Thomas Currie
Transportation
F. W. Dodson
World Call
Synthetic rubber to be used widely after the war
CHICAGO (UP) Harold Vagtborg, director of the Armour Research Foundation, affiliated with IIT, says synthetic rubber will be more common than raw rubber after the war. He cites advantages of synthetic rubber and predicts postwar raw materials will shift into finished goods that are cheaper, more attractive, and durable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Vagtborg
Armour Research Foundation
Illinois Institute of Technology
Vagtborg
Bright Spots In The News Mrs Holtzclaw Bride Shower
Mrs Greta Cayton hosted a linen and pottery shower for Mrs Frank Holtzclaw at 1722 Jackson Street with daisies and flags. Guests included numerous local residents. gifts arrived with many well wishers noted along with readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Mae Cayton
Don Wood
Frank Holtzclaw
E. T. Miller
Jackson Street
Carmen Ulm
Lindalie Mack
Anchors Aweigh
W. L. Brummett
Mary Don Wood
Mesdames
Fred G. Hansard
Thurman
Lindaire Mock
Walter Russell
J. C. Weaver
B. S. McClendon, Jr
Robert H. Capell
Clyde Holtzclaw
Joe Procter
H. E. Harrington
Euna Bennett
Loree Rogers
Lovelier Skin Claims From Mercolized Wax Cream
Freckles tighten and suntan fades with regular Mercolized Wax Cream use. The product darkens dull surface skin and reveals a new underlayer for a whiter, clearer complexion. Saxolite Astringent tightens loose skin and reduces surface oil. Tarkroot Beauty Mask offers cooling soothing relief.
Coax Summer Appetite With Simple Recipes
Simple recipes to boost summer appetite using beef liver onions and vegetables. Spanish Eggs mix garlic tomato eggs and butter then serve on buttered toast. Liver loaf combines liver onions sausage crackers and bacon baked until firm and served hot or cold.
Local names listed in community roster notice
Grove Earl Grover Oren Capes A M Simms J O Dumas R N Miler Otis Priest Carl Thunderberg R C Thrasher Otis Beard T B Strickland Raymond Beard H R Davis and Miss Lottie Hargrove Charles Inman L M Bassett P A Pyeatt E W Warren Mary Clarke and Miss Paula Dumas listed in a community directory segment.
Shorts Approved As Working Garb In Egypt
In Cairo July 8 shorts were approved as working garb for employees of the Egyptian ministry of social affairs. The commerce ministry rejected them, with Commerce Minister Mahmoud Soliman calling them undignified. Meanwhile Ireland receives tea gift packages from the United States as tea remains scarce there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ministry of Social Affairs
Ministry of Commerce
Commerce
Mahmoud Soliman
United States
Eire
We the Women by Ruth Millett discuss spouses wartime choices
The piece weighs the dilemma of young men with families who face options to join the army or stay home. It notes risks to children and finances, the possibility of wives needing work, and the uncertain outcomes of war. It concludes that each man must decide individually with support from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
America
First Armored Lake Ship Scrapped for War Effort
The 98-year-old U S S Michigan known as the Wolver ine on the Great Lakes will be scrapped for metal to aid the current war. Some argued for preservation as a relic, but it has gradually disintegrated in Misery Bay, Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
A.P
U.S.S. Michigan
Great Lakes
Misery Bay
Lake Erie
Shortage of trained laboratory technicians cited
Lawrence Kan. (U P I) A shortage of trained bacteriologists and technicians has emerged since the nation entered the war. Dr Noble P Sherwood of the University of Kansas outlines opportunities for young women to serve and notes heavy letters from across the country requesting competent technicians for government and private service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble P. Sherwood
Department of Bacteriology
University of Kansas
Dr. Sherwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearson
Needle Art Club
Queen Esther Club
Mrs. C. M. Goodnight
Mississippi Street
Kathleen Maddox
J. R. Rowntree
Pleasant Valley
James Craighead
West Seventh Avenue
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Carpentera Mall
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Neoteus
Firat Christian Church
Willing Workers Sewing Club
R. Lane
Eleventh Avenue
Forest Hill
Wil A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. T. Brothers
Parker Street
North Garfield Street
Arthur McKay
West Twelfth Avenue
T. L. Lipscomb
Kuykendall
AMOMA
Mrs, Holtzclaw
Lydia Singleton
Bonita Chanter
Order of the Eastern Star
G. B. Reed
A. Petersen
Madison Street
All Eastern Star
Teethina Costa
Teethina
Columbus
Arrid
The
American Institute of Laundering
Lark Ac
Pah Ptt Cou
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Service
We the Women
Ruth Millet
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Amarillo Ice Co
Monro
Noles
Sis
Pop
Freeman’s Flowers
Personal Service Florist
Washington
White & Kirk
Tom Boy
Nelly Don
White Srk
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