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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1951
Page
7
The article extols small deeds as a broad path to charm noting acts of kindness need little time or money. Suggestions include gifting a flower from a garden, sharing a slice of cake, and using a yearly marked calendar to remember birthdays and anniversaries for thoughtful gestures.
Fragmentary OCR describes Paris women vendors at central markets and a fashion note. It mentions horsehair lace and a method for frying liver cut into half inch slices, with a pound serving six portions.
Mrs. Adams hosted the Chatter Club at 2006 East Thirteenth. Members planned a watermelon party for families on Aug 17 at 7:30 in San Jacinto Park. Attendees included Winnie Gamblin Georgia Knowles Betty Jean Lancaster Ada Sears Juanita Haws Pauline Thompson Grace Gentry Pauline Darnell and Mary Ruth Gentry. The next meeting is set for Aug 31 at 7:30 in Grace Gentry and Hannah Beth Boyles home.
Paris fashion coverage from July 30 details Jacques Fath fall and winter lines. Hemlines at calf length with voluminous skirts and multiple petticoats, paired with small high neck bodices. Rich fabrics like velvets and satins, bold black and white schemes, bright lining on coats, and romanesque touches such as rhinestones, lace berths, spencer jackets, and decorative roses.
A cotton T shirt redesigned with an allenylon colarette and reinforced shoulders to prevent neckline sag. Suited for men or women for lounging or summer sports and easy to wash.
A short home note advises cooking corn in a pressure cooker in three minutes. If you have fresh corn, pick it before dinner and pressure cook it while you eat soup. Wrap the corn in a napkin and rush it to the table with liberal butter.
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