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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
12
Miss Virginia Smith of 3805 Tyler and Miss Virginia Lee Zollars of 1011-B Taylor attend the Christian Church Youth Conference at Ceta Glen this week.
Members of the Amarillo Little Theater attended a Tuesday costume party at Jersey Lilly hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, Clark, and Organ. Guests wore pre 1920 outfits and watched Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin silent comedies after dinner.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at Mrs. J N Loop for a cake baking demonstration by Miss Pauline Lakey. A council report was given by Mrs P H Coy. Attendees included Mesdames Pritchard Armstrong Willis Gibson Akers Page Henderson Webb Knox Martin Coy and Miss Lakey. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs A B Martin at 312 Central on June 27 at 2 o'clock.
Announcement of the May 14 wedding of Juliette Cadet de la Moriniere, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Cadet de la Moriniere, to Lt Wesley A Powell of Clarendon. Powell, a Texas Tech graduate and former 15th Air Force serviceman, was shot down over Yugoslavia and saved by Yugoslav patriots. Now stationed at Chanute Field Illinois.
About 20 girls attended a covered dish luncheon for officers and past worthy advisers of Palo Duro Assembly No. 113 Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall Tuesday. A practice meeting followed the dinner. Vera Mable Ferguson is the present worthy adviser.
Tonight free Lance Writers Club picnic at Ell wood Park 6 30. Sewing class at Downtown USC with Mrs Zella Riggs 8. Teen drama at YWCA 7. YWCA softball 7. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid 8 at Parish Hall Mrs Arthur Johnson hostess. Queen Esther Club 8 with Mrs Pauline Baker 4246 West Twelfth. Friday Nuevo Bridge 1 at Mrs Bob Chilton 1603 Pierce. Buchanan Street Methodist Ladies class 2 30. First Baptist MO L luncheon 12 15. Jam Jar party at YWCA 7 30. Home Demonstration 2 at North Pierce. Amarillo Welfare League lunch 12 30. Continuous listings of local club events this week.
Dallas June 14 Southern Flight Magazine reports personal airplanes will reach the public before new cars. A roundup says light plane makers plan to deliver over 25 000 planes for private use in the first full year of production. Planes will be improved versions of prewar models at slightly higher prices.
The White House announced President Truman will attend homecoming celebrations in Independence Missouri on June 27 and Kansas City on June 28. It may become part of his trip to the United Nations conference in San Francisco and a visit to Olympia Washington.
Miss Nina Dell Holt and Alton Mc Lain of Malakoff were joined in a double ring ceremony at 2 PM Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Howard E. Jones. Rev. J. Dewey Horton officiated. A wedding trip to Lawton followed. they will reside in Malakoff after June 20.
The drawing in the Texas Capitol rotunda set four proposed amendments for the August 25 ballot. The top measure allows servicemen to vote without poll tax payment, followed by pay rise for legislators, then increasing supreme court membership to nine, and a welfare ceiling amendment. Secretary of State Claude Isbell oversaw. Doris Connnerly selected to draw. Absentee voting starts 20 days prior. publication issues noted in 212 counties with 17 not published and 16 without a publication vehicle.
Heavy rains Monday afternoon caused the loss of 300 sheep east of Springer New Mexico. The damage was reported by Hawes Thompson and M N Miskell. The item notes the U S weather map first published in 1871.
AUSTIN June 14 UP State Service Officer A O Willman said the above average Standard of veteran hospital management in Texas does not change the fact that hospital facilities are inadequate. He noted long waiting lists for Legion Waco Dallas and Amarillo hospitals with 60 to 90 days before admission, though emergencies are admitted immediately.
In Quinta Normal, Santiago, a high death rate spurs a nationwide health initiative. A new health center costing about 175000 dollars opens, funded 25 percent by Chile and 75 percent by the Inter American Office of Health, a joint Chile United States agency.
Houston's labor scene brightened as pickets were withdrawn from the Brown shipyard after the NLRB certified United Brotherhood of Welders Local No. 5 as bargaining agent for about 900 welders. A threatened strike vote was cancelled and drivers at Magnolia Airco Plant resumed deliveries as the Employment Service and war manpower authorities moved to normalize operations.
Miss Mildred Donges and Miss Ida Mae Hudgins of Vernon are guests in the W. L. Anderson home at 806-A Adams. Donges is Mrs. Anderson's sister.
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