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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1942
Page
14
A civic column argues for genuine appreciation to boost morale during hard times. It cautions against hollow flattery and urges expressing sincere approval to individuals such as Mrs Jones with a son in service and a wife caring for children after her husband leaves.
Tonight Palo Duro Assembly hosts Rainbow for Girls at Masopic Hall 7 30 oclock. Tomorrow Morlern Matrons Sewing Club Mia Lindsey at 732 North Pierce Street and Neptus Choir at First Christian Church parlors 7 30 oclock. Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors Carpenters Hall Royal Neighbors I O O F Hall 2 30 oclock. Pace Makers Club Mrs M L Fuller 2044 Hayden Street 2 30 oclock. Stitch and Chatter Club Mrs W D Throckmorton 1902 Madison Street 2 oclock. Beryl Needle Club ice cream party Mrs Henry Reeves 808 South Pierce Street 1 30 oclock Maria Class of First Baptist Church Mrs Vermal Rentfro 3708 Fountain Terrace 2 30 oclock.
Writer Alicia Hart advises accessorizing ears as jewelry shifts due to wartime metal shortages. Emphasize large earrings, hair that reveals or conceals ears, and coordinated wardrobes while using grooming tips to minimize or enhance ear appearance.
The text argues that recognizing a man’s dangerous work is proper and should be sincere and not self serving. It urges public admiration to bolster morale, noting the Army phrase keep up each other’s morale and stressing genuine appreciation for those risking their lives.
A vintage advice piece urges women to exercise facial muscles to prevent wrinkles. It promotes in-room routines like chewing gum, mirror faces, and massage with lotions to strengthen cheeks, mouth, and throat. It suggests playful imaginations and head turns while blowing air to engage small muscles and delay sagging. Also notes Brazil intends to buy 50 airplanes in the United States.
A fashion feature proclaims real hats return for fall, dismissing home made millinery in favor of high crowned, sculptured brims from leading designers. Sally Victory and the Millinery Fashion Inspiration group pledge modern, dramatic styles inspired by global conflicts and diverse cultures.
Mr and Mrs P E Persall of 205 Carolina Street announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby to Staff Sgt Claude A Dalton of the U S Army stationed in New Jersey. The July 15 ceremony at First Methodist Church National Park New Jersey was officiated by Rev J Lathrop Herr. Attendants included Mervyn and Doris Galbraith and Mrs Margaret A Herr. The couple will reside in Thorofare New Jersey.
A short note praises hats of varied colors including steppes green Hellenic red Netherlands purple and Ming orange noting every hat fits the head and stays secure even in strong gusts.
An old beauty ad promotes Mercolized Wax Cream to bleach freckles and reveal smoother skin. It claims the cream flakes surface skin and leaves a fresher underskin, plus Saxolite Astringent to tighten and reduce oil, and Tarkroot Beauty Mask for a soothing facial.
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