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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
12
New cabbage from the fields is deep green and vitamin rich with a delicate flavor when cooked briefly. Choose heads with pointed shape and smooth leaves, check for worm injury or decay, and avoid old stored varieties that may be white and less fresh.
After Naval Academy graduation, more than twenty midshipmen wed in the academy chapel and town churches in Annapolis Md. Chaplain William N Trgy mas officiated for many couples as brides and grooms in white uniforms surfaced outside churches. Couples included Miss Betty Dawson of Amarillo Texas who wed Ensign Montford T Johnson of Amarillo Texas.
Ray Hagan superintendent of Portland Gasoline Line Company and Gus Howard sales manager for Danciger Refineries transacted business in Amarillo yesterday. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
Local groups host events at the YWCA First Presbyterian and other venues. Sewing lessons at Downtown USC with Mrs Zella Riggs and a Theta Cut sorority meeting at 8. Woodmen circular at W W Hall. Teen slumber party at Drama Room 7. Softball for business and industrial women at 7. Recital by Cleta Linda Holland at Myers Music Mart 1322 Tyler at 8. Friday lists include Red Cross sewing 9 to 4 and Jam Jar party at 501 Lincoln 7:30.
Mrs J B Hudgins was elected president of the Phebean Class at the First Baptist Church during a Tuesday business meeting held at Mrs L B Cotter's home. Mrs Hudgins succeeds Mrs James Walton whose term is unexpired. Mrs Guy Barnett was elected vice president.
Mrs. W. M. Stevens at 505 North Polk hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club on Wednesday afternoon. Members presented gifts and a refreshment plate was served. Attending were Mesdames W. J. Mason Jerry Moon I H Brasher G A Runyon D F Blackard O D Wooten and Stevens. The next meeting is set for June 20 at Mrs. O D Wooten's home 205 South Me Masters.
Cleta Linda Holland announces a recital featuring piano violin cello and viola pupils at Myers Music Mart 1322 Tyler tonight at 8. Public invited. Students include Don Chumley Sandy Lunch Bobby Berg David Foster Patsy Lou Holman John Wiseman Pat Stanford Ladon Graham Marilynn Small Wanda Marie Lemke Kathleen Foster Estelle Wilcox Novelle Johnson Joy Wright Karleen Burson Barbara Gray Jerry Pat Master son Carolyn Elder Clara Nell Bacum William Carter Nita Grace Kelley Ann Watkins Joe Sanders Celia Saunders Jeanne Thibodeaux Carroll Vermillion Marjorie Daughetee Nettie Lou Keirsey ushers Danny Lynch Morris Carter.
The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Paul Johnson's home on Bluebonnet Road. Members answered roll call with childhood cravings while Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on food spoilage and sharpening knives and scissors. A gift was given to Mrs. W. C. Stockett. next meeting is June 20 with Mrs. Glasgow on Bluebonnet Road at 2 o'clock.
Fort Lewis, June 7. Sgt. H Rumler, film projectionist for the engineer training section, slowed to pick up three GI hitchhikers. One was mellow but waved him on after noting the film title On to Tokyo. The hitchhiker said they were not going his way and were trying to reach Pishburg.
Ruth Millet argues that women share blame for political gaps and urges female voters to register, study candidates, and cast informed ballots in the next election to honor service members overseas and protect families. She notes men often misread gifts as evidence of independence from women.
The piece urges mothers to start a baby book for daily activities health and growth. It explains recording meals weight and weekly menus plus a weight graph. It notes usefulness for doctor visits and references a leaflet on thumb sucking with mailing details.
A steam turbine operates like a windmill, an electrical condenser stores charge with two metal plates. The article notes 22,500,000 pounds of albacore tuna landed in Oregon ports last year and discusses ransoms in feudal warfare as a source of soldier gains.
At CAMP BUTNER North Carolina with 6 Has Mouthful Of Identification Captain Herbert Frank the post finance officer required convalescent patients to show positive ID. Pvt Willie Jackson lacking dog tags offered his denture inscribed Willie Jackson 34510783 as proof.
Mrs Patricia Read found a gold wedding ring engraved Pud in her garden. Tracing previous occupants led to Mrs Henry Bruner known as Pud who lost the ring 45 years ago while visiting a relative. The ring was returned four months before the Bruners celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.
Mount Carmel Illinois June 7 inmates at the city jail face meatless days unless they supply red ration points. Custodian Hobart Roberson said the city is short of meat points and feeding prisoners by restaurant delivery is too expensive. He advised those facing jail to bring red ration coupons.
In Brockton Massachusetts bus driver Fred Keith returned to his route to find his bus packed to the doors. He had to crawl through a small window behind his seat to gain entry.
Paradox marks a Minneapolis based artificial limb company now producing war heads the explosive fronts for three and a half inch rockets used in pre invasion bombardments on Pacific Island beaches.
In Dallas on June 7, wholesale dealers blamed high winds on the Gulf of Mexico for a 50 percent drop in fish supplies. Gordon Baker, head of a local wholesale firm, said fishermen cannot go out in rough seas and inexperienced crewmen hinder catches. He noted demand outpaces the reduced catch as the shortest supply in the area.
Mrs. A D Lidia of 2208 Lipscomb has traveled to Fort Worth to spend a week with relatives.
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