Scallops at Home Elevate Refined Ocean Dining Charm
Home cooks explore scallops to recreate refined seafood elegance. The article highlights simple techniques, delicate seasoning, and presentation tips to elevate everyday meals with coastal flair.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
6
Home cooks explore scallops to recreate refined seafood elegance. The article highlights simple techniques, delicate seasoning, and presentation tips to elevate everyday meals with coastal flair.
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 1910 with scallop detail, sizes 36 to 48, fabric use per size, costs 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern, order via Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street New York City.
The writer advises that face powder should not be too light but blend with skin texture. They emphasize blending to ensure the correct shade at all times and imperceptible coverage.
The Amarillo Country Club honored its young members with a musical tea on Sunday from 5 to 6 pm hosted by Katherine Kirk and others. The Balladettes and Balladers of Amarillo College performed under Mrs Alta Turk. A Monday dance with Bob Mueller and his Roseland orchestra drew about 200 guests. The next club dance is set for Saturday night June 23.
Miss Preda Caveny daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Caveny of Wichita Kansas married Mr J H Blake son of Mrs J H Blake of Amarillo at the bride’s parents home in Wichita The bride a Wellington High School graduate visited Amarillo The groom a graduate of Amarillo High School and telegraph operator for the Santa Fe They will reside in La Junta Colorado.
The J. C. D. Club sponsors another bargain dance Wednesday night at the Nat Dance Palace with Durwood Cline and his band providing music. The group remains popular with the younger set as they plan an invitation dance soon. Harold Canon and Rex Sanders are welcomed as new members. Mrs. Baldwin will host the Get-Together Club at 748 North Wilson Street Thursday at 2 30 PM.
Local social calendar shows Bonita Chapter of Eastern Star and Catholic Daughters meetings at the Masonic Temple and Parish House, plus Unity Study Club and other groups meeting across Amarillo. Recitals, circles, and demonstrations are scheduled at various streets and churches, with a memorial service for Mrs. Mary La Rocca and a W. O. W. drill team practice noted.
A Paris fashion note highlights a new belt novelty called lightning streaks. Metal strips shaped like forked lightning decorate the belt, with a black suede model trimmed in gold lightning streaks for contrast.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wore a black cartwheel hat with a yellow chiffon gown at a recent garden party. A recitation by Dorris Land ers Hess is set for Friday night at the Capitol Hotel with public invited. Mrs Greer announces the engagement of daughter Miss Aethra Greer to Mr Fred H Guide. marriage planned for Monday June 25. Little Flower Mission Guild to be entertained at H P Canade home in Sancy Wednesday 1 30 pm. Miss Norman hosts guest Mrs FE W Murray Jr of Maplewood NJ at 2217 Polk Street. Helium gas named from sun after 1868 eclipse, Greek for sun.
Mrs Frances Daniels faces a driving while intoxicated charge and will proceed to trial in 47th District Court Friday. The hearing was delayed due to the absence of counsel Clem Calhoun and previously postponed because a key witness was ill.
Joan Graves former Potter County deputy sheriff was arrested on an indictment returned by the grand jury. He was released on a 500 dollar bond. The indictment charges Graves with aggravated assault.
Potter County agricultural agent P C Bennett was loaned by the county commissioners to the U S Department of Agriculture for service in the AAA emergency drought relief program. An arrest report accuses officer Graves of striking a 12 year old black boy with a pistol barrel during a burglary investigation. The youth, C D Blackmond, is held by the county probation department as a juvenile delinquent.
The court released Mr. Bennett from service in his office on request by John R. Edmonds and Parker D. Hanna. He will return after the cattle buying program ends, with a temporary county agent provided by Texas A and M Extension. The court also adopted a new property value card system and heard Assessor Houston Taylor seek lower next year’s county valuations due to Potter County paying higher state taxes than similar counties.
Six jurors were chosen in the Dallas district court for the murder trial of Richard Charles Rehm charged with killing Patrolman Luke J Bell. The case centers on the fatal shooting in the line of duty and proceeds to jury deliberation.
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