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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
7
The column urges mothers to curb daughters obsession with popularity. It advises showing a 16 year old that popularity requires sacrifice and warns against bragging or pressuring friends. A smart mother guides to prioritize real welfare over social status and to avoid shaping lasting unhappiness.
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engines will meet in regular session at o clock Friday afternoon at the O O F Hall. Refreshments will be served with Mrs Estelline Dixon as committee chair and Mesdames Cox Fowler Gatte Bassom Hamilton listed. All members urged to attend.
AP features writer offers half a dozen hot main dish ideas for summer dinners. Recipes include baked tuna or meat loaf with butter parsley onions and curry sauce, fish or cheese souffle in a ring mold with creamed corn, meatloaf with olive oil brown and tomato sauce, biscuit loaf with creamed peas, seasoned ground meat balls with tomato sauce served over hot noodles, and chicken roasts with creamed sauce plus baked apples and pineapple glaze with buttered vegetables for a complete hot meal.
The Social Calendar lists Amarillo Country Club events with John Snider barbecue for golfers at 7 o'clock for the invitation tournament. Also tonight the Am Study Group meets at Capitol Hotel at 8. Friday features Wee Fla Bridge Club at 2, ABC Ladies at Madsen Dining Room at 12, and Red Carnation Lodge hosting with Mesdames Vick and Atwood at I O O F Hall at 2.
Amarillo Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, hosted a picnic at Birch Hollow last night. Attendees included Vera Vay Kennedy Phyllis Aldridge Evelyn McCarty Margaret Denton Tia Mae Robertson Ann Lane Maxine Campbell Ruth Glass and others with guests Alma Jo Griffin Nora Jean Lamb Jeanie Beth Davis Helen McKinley Dorothy Flemming Beverly Berry and chaperones Mrs E R Glass Mrs O A Kennedy Mrs Edith England Mr and Mrs John L McCarty and Mrs Cornelius.
Dark outer leaves of cabbage and lettuce hold more iron than the pale inner leaves. If wilted, soak five minutes in cold water then store covered in a cold place for about an hour. Shred and use in salads or as an edible garnish for salads, meats or fowl.
AP feature by Joan Durham advises guests at country clubs to use attendants for lockers pools and towels. Do not carry wet towels to locker rooms and leave towels and suits in designated receptacles. Tipping guidance suggests from a dime to a quarter for attendants.
The Bethany Class of First Baptist Church hosted a picnic supper Tuesday evening in the garden of Mrs. Odell Harris at 1504 Travis Street. Groups 8 and 9 served as hostesses and outdoor games were enjoyed by members and guests including Mesdames E. G. Hill of Waco and J. Wayne Middleton among many others.
At the annual picnic of the Business and Professional Women the complete reports of the National Convention in Kansas City were presented by Hattie Lu White Bonnie Fay Bennett and Grace Hodge who attended. Ruth Matthews Stine presided in the absence of president Blanche Pumphreys on vacation in Wyoming.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church met at the church with Mrs. B B Beistle presiding in place of the president Mrs. R H Grooms. Program details included talks on international friendship by Velma Speer Mrs J W Altman and Mrs H C Walters plus a devotional by Mrs Hubert Thomson and musical items by Mrs H L Mauldin and the Shinn sisters. The group listed attendees and noted the Young Women's Circle met at Mrs A G Rays with nine members and one guest. the next gathering is set for Aug 3 at Mrs Pierce’s home, 811 Houston Street.
Criss Cross Sewing Club met at Mrs. B. M. Britt’s 808 Lake Street with Pollyanna gift exchanges. Prizes went to Mrs. A. T. Fulkerson and Mrs. Jessie Lee Hudson. attendees included Mrs. Dick Dawson and others. Congenial Snippers Club held a luncheon at Mrs. W. M. Gill’s 300 North Johnson Street with new member Mrs. W. W. Swan joining, planning a meeting next Wednesday with Mrs. Ledbetter.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. R. W. Rodgers in Beverly Gardens with Mrs. Elgin Reid as chairman. Roll call on kitchen improvements and county agent Pauline Lakey spoke on Clum Kitchen Achievement. The group scheduled a meeting at Mrs. Reid's home on August 9 at 2 30 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Truett Butler of 404 Forest Street hosted a watermelon supper and 42 party for San Jacinto Methodist Wesley Comrade Class members and guests on their back lawn Wednesday night. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Smith, Mrs. Lee Anderson and numerous couples and individuals such as H. P. Cochran, Golden Green, Richard Bell, Gwynne Griffin, Eldon Plunk, C. H. Hancock, R. F. Thomson Jr., R. C. Reynolds, Bayne Young, E. S. Tabor, Ray Kreutziger, A. Y. Ingham, R. W. O’Hara, Wally Watson, J. O. Gifford Jr., and Mrs. Albert Blair.
Betty Jo Westfall celebrated her ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon at 508 P Street with a party hosted by her mother. Games were played and refreshments served for guests J. E. Bennett, Lorene Steffens, Carey and Buz Muller, Louise Greathouse, Don and Sue Smith, Ila Fern Cant, Dorothy Beard, and others.
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