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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
4
Mats cut from colored blotting paper provide under vase supports. To sour milk quickly add vinegar to evaporated milk. Pottery clay buttons buckles and jewelry offer a metal-free accessory option. Bake gingerbread as a two layer cake with orange filling and boil icing. Escalloped corn with bacon slices baked twenty minutes offers a nutritious main dish.
Mrs. Joe F. Coffee will review Lilian Hellman's Watch On The Rhine Saturday at 4 o’clock in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. The event is under Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls, with tickets 25 cents at the door or from members. The drama centers on a German anti Nazi leader returning to the U S with his American wife and portrays treachery and deceit amid world tension.
The River Road Home Demonstration Club held its annual breakfast in Mrs. T. J. Maloney s yard. Members sampled baked goods with sugar substitutes and traded recipes. The next meeting is set for July 1 at Mrs. Alex Love s home.
College Station reports slip covers aid housewives by protecting upholstery and brightening rooms at low cost. Mrs. Bernice Claytor of the A and M College Extension Service advises making or buying patterns, laundering easily, and reusing duck or ticking for durable, affordable furniture protection. County agents and Farmers Bulletin No. 1873 offer further guidance.
Lily Dache's contribution to Belmont Park's hat display draws attention for a sugar-loaf brim and a bold use of nonessential string over felt, signaling a designer’s patriotic flair and unconventional approach.
Tulsa reports an inner tube from the Winnie Mae, the plane flown by Wiley Post, contributed to the scrap rubber drive. The souvenir, owned by former Oologah Oozings editor Bill Hoge, aims to support the war effort. The Winnie Mae is now in the Smithsonian in Washington.
Washington reports a warning to join the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps for glamour, noting many WAAC duties will be in kitchens bakeries and laundries with practical clothes issued. The article highlights work clothes like greenish olive drab coveralls suitable for dusting and scrubbing despite claims of design and style.
A new silhouette headlines fashion pages with Sally Victor’s raspberry suede crown styled blouse. The look features a tall crown reminiscent of a sawed-off stovepipe, creating a striking headpiece effect.
The passage details uniform styling with white sheeting aprons for cooks and bakers, blue aprons for laundresses, and white lawn caps with tucked crowns. It notes a cover-all design featuring a notched collar and two waist tucks to improve fit.
Mrs Thomson was honored at a farewell silver tea hosted by the Tenth Avenue Methodist W S C S in the home of Mrs W B Wilson 1313 East Twelfth Avenue Rev Thomson the church pastor for six years leaves for Wellington to become pastor there Hostesses were Mesdames W B Wilson Vernon Stanley and J D Anderson. Guests included numerous listed ladies.
Pattern 377 offers four 11 by 12 inch cherry blossom motifs and four 1 by 1 inch motifs with transfer patterns. Includes materials, stitch illustrations, and color schemes. Send ten cents plus one cent mailing to The Amarillo Globe Needle Craft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Write PATTERN NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS.
Madeline Webb was given life imprisonment as the decoy in the hotel room slaying of Susie Flora Reich in New York. Eli Showbrun and John Cullen received the electric chair under first degree murder verdicts, while mercy was recommended for Webb but denied by Judge Jonah J. Goldstein.
Washington reports the government asked all state and county fairs non essential conventions meetings and group tours be postponed until the war ends. Defense Transportation Director Joseph B Eastman urged civilians to limit train and bus use to avoid government direct control of travel.
Twin Falls Idaho June 19 Electrician Harry Dinkelacker went on a three block walk to work collecting scrap rubber items including a handlebar grip ball inner tube bands bushings jar rubbers tire boots flaps mats and garden hose totaling 15 pounds 3 ounces.
Thibodeaux C H Nunley and Doyle Clark were honored at a gathering hosted by Mesdames Lester Huddleston Hastings Russell W A Blankenship Clara Patterson L H Harmon Rufus McDowell Will Howes W H Smelter and Miss Velma Speer. Gifts were sent to the honoree and hostesses by the same group.
Berlin labeled Winston Churchill’s Washington trip as proof of Allied weakness due to shipping pressures. Tokyo said a second front and shipping were discussed. The Berlin radio described Britain and America as two drowning men clinging to each other.
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