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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
6
The Household Magazine urges home canning as a pleasant task aided by knowledge of spoilage factors and sterilization methods. Zorada Z. Titus explains pressure, water bath, oven and steam cookers provide adequate sterilization for all foods and offers rules for best results using sterilized jars.
Two hundred delegates registered as the District School of Instruction for the Order of the Eastern Star opened at 9 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Hostesses from Amarillo Chapter 787 assisted as grand officers arrived late due to heavy rain. sessions extended through the evening with regalia, rituals, and committee appointments.
A prettily appointed bridge gathering was held at 4220 West Twelfth Avenue with Mrs. A. C. Meteay hosting. Roses in pink and white adorned rooms. tallies at tables featured a modern design. High score honors went to Mrs. Dudley Faw with second to Mrs. Bob Lehman and high cut to Mrs. Harold Murphy. Attendees included Mrs. Eugene H. Klein, Mrs. John Kenyon, Mrs. Leonard Cheshire, and guests from Houston, Pampa, Austin, and Alamogordo accompanying relatives.
Mrs D W Baker entertained Postoffice clerks and their wives at her 505 Prospect Street home last evening. C W Keith was chosen as delegate to the state meeting in Wichita Falls July 4-5 with A H Dye and D W Baker also attending. The gathering included games and music with attendees listed. A separate Margaret Wills PTA Silver Tea is set for Thursday 4 to 6 pm at the country club hosted by Mrs John Boyce inviting members and patrons.
The Rose Garden Club meets this afternoon at 6:45 at Mrs. Dudley Green’s home 205 Fairmount Street then travels to the canyons west of town for a picnic. Mrs. C R Lemons hosts her sister Miss Willie Bord of Ft Worth as guest at 612 West 11th Street.
The West Amarillo Baptist Church W M A will meet at Mrs A S Kenyon 606 Carolina Street at 1 o clock on Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon followed by a missionary program.
Mrs. R. L. McLain of 1823 Polk Street has as her guest her sister Mrs. E. G. Adkinson and her sons James and David from Abilene. James, six years old, is a talented singer who broadcasts regularly over the Abilene station.
Dorothy Reed hosted a reception at 1216 Harrison Street in honor of cousin Miss Margaret Harris of Brownwood and guest Miss Eleanor Wheeler of McAlester Oklahoma. The evening featured rambling roses honeysuckles and bluebells with punch and a refreshment course. Attending were Eleanor Wheeler Margaret Harris Doris Hisey Guffie Mae Patterson Geraldine Mae Grace Dozenfield Dorothy Reed and several gentlemen including Johnnie Borth Norman Jones Damon Avery Willis Avery Leland Twaddell Wayne DeGrassie Comer Gaut and Ernest Batson.
Mrs M L Odom will host the Stitch and Chatter Club at her home 806 Kentucky Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will meet tomorrow evening at the Herring Hotel at 7 30.
Mary Elizabeth Baird Bryan born 1861. wife of William Jennings Bryan. She studied law, was admitted to Nebraska practice, and was college valedictorian. The Bryan family timeline touches on his 1884 marriage, Illinois bar admission, and key 1896 and 1900 presidential nominations.
A fragment recalls McKinley’s third nomination in 1908 and his defeat by Taft. It notes his appointment as secretary of state under Wilson and resignation as the nation moved toward war. The text ends with Bryan’s death and a copyright line from 1980.
A Montana woman claims rapid fat loss after using Kruschen Salts for 27 days, detailing a 19 pound reduction and improved health. The ad urges daily half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast, promises toning of organs and a “Kruschen feeling,” and offers an 85 cent bottle with money back guarantee through Fox Drug Co and City Drug Stores.
The article outlines strict home canning steps from selecting produce to processing times and sealing. It covers jar preparation, sterilization, filling methods for vegetables and fruit, sugar sirups, and post-process labeling. It also notes a Kansas resident Mrs. Wm. F. Sapp visiting California and Maurine Wallace taking a stenographer role with local firms.
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