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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1943

Page

3

Missionary Society Coffee to Honor Mrs Florey

Residents of the First Baptist Church missionary society plan a morning coffee in honor of Mrs J H Florey at 1101 Tay Street from 9 30 to 11 30. Past presidents and church members in the receiving line, with music and refreshments, invite all women and friends. nursery will be available.

First Baptist Missionary Socie of The First Baptist Church J. H. Florey Tay+ Street Florey J. L. Smith A. G. Stanley B. T. Ware Howard Trigg E. T. Dunaway A. H. Willborn L. L Pinkerton George L. Stanley Shamrock R. B. Wingate R. B. Burnett E. O. Jordan George Klock Bonnie Joyce Burnett Adrian Pinkerton J. W. Sanders Will Durham A. D. Foreman, Jr H. W. Miner, Jr J. C. McKenzie Zack Fine John Broadhurst David Brown Howard Scott John Josey Scott J. A. Patterson Mary Frances Russell Lilly Larsen the Missionary Society Taylor Street

Housewives unite to fight Black Market aftermath and price control

A wartime guide urges Mrs. American Housewife to join with fellow shoppers to curb illicit food dealers. Four step plan includes meetings, posting ceiling prices, demanding stamps on wholesale meat, reporting violations to OPA, and publicizing the fight. The piece ends with a note on the Sitka’s 1847 voyage to Sacramento.

National Consumer Retail Council

Nutritious wartime menus with potatoes and salads

The article stresses potatoes for vitamin C and iron and suggests pairing them with tomato sauce and crisp raw salads. It highlights eggs and dried fruit as iron sources and promotes molasses as a strong iron booster. Recipes include Confetti Salad and Mother Goose Pudding serves four.

Gaynor Maddox NEA New Orleans

Newcomers Club Holds Party in Talmage Room

Mrs. Robert Showalter Mrs. O R Pumphrey and Mrs F G Ackerman hosted the Newcomers Club yesterday afternoon in the Talmage recreation room. Mrs E T Pitts won high at bridge Mrs Henry Cusick won second Bingo prize went to Mrs J B Mack.

Robert Showalter O. R. Pumphrey F. G. Ackerman Talmage Recreation Room E. T. Pitts Bridge Henry Cusick J. B. Mack Mesdames Ray Austin Bechtel Jerry Blinker Dan Castles H. E. Chase George Clark Cusick O. C. Tomec A. L. Vandiver P. W. Worley J. G. Forrester

Carolyn Ann White Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party

Carolyn Ann White will be guest of honor at a birthday party this afternoon marking her sixth year. The event at 1605 Harrison Street, home of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. White, features cake and ice cream with a guest list including Sue Haney and others. The First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council meets tomorrow at 10 30 AM in the Christian Endeavor Room.

Carolyn Ann White Woman's Council First Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Room

Calendar events fill Amarillo clubs and USO venues tonight

Numerous groups meet tonight in Amarillo at 7 to 9:30 with book clubs, sewing circles, quilting events, lodge gatherings, and recordings for servicemen. Locations include 902 North Taylor Street, USO Auditorium, First Presbyterian Church, and West Amarillo churches.

Miracle Book Club North Taylor Street

Tree-climbing horse brought down by fire crew in Billings

Os car Bjorgum's horse became stuck in a cottonwood high in Billings. The fire department used a block and tackle and three hours of effort to bring the frightened animal back to earth. No one was aboard at the time. Deer antlers are ground into powder for love potions in China.

Billings Mont Oscar Bjorgum Bjorgum China

A. W. Haight Given Gift at Railway Conductor Banquet

A. W. Haight who has completed nearly fifty years as a railway conductor was presented with a gift by fellow workers at a Sunday evening banquet for conductors and their families. I. M. Judd made the presentation as about 100 attendees enjoyed old fashioned games and group singing after the fried chicken banquet.

A. W. Haight I. M. Judd

Mom Better Learn To Cook Now

NEA service notes Army Quartermaster Corps markets spend about $3 million daily on fresh produce and perishables. Chicago subsistence lab scientists and volunteers improve soldier rations. Home cooks may face tougher times when men return home as dehydrated foods and canned staples become common. Historians say Sable Island wild horses descend from shipwrecked French horses centuries ago.

NEA Chicago Army Quartermaster Corps Quartermaster Iceland Africa Australia Guadalcanal Sable Island N. S Quebec Province

Nurses Attend Pancake Fry in District No 2

Nurses from District No 2 of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association met at the home of Mrs Edna Branson 808 Prospect Street for a combined business and social meeting A pancake supper for 36 members followed the business session Miss Hilda Segelke assistant director of nursing at Northwest Texas Hospital gave a review of her experiences in psychiatric nursing.

Texas Graduate Nurses Association Edna Branson Prospect Street Hilda Segelke Northwest Texas Hospital

War Plant Delinquency Warned By Legion Auxiliary Leader

Mrs Alfred J Mathebat head of the American Legion Auxiliary labels mothers who work in war industries as promoting adult delinquency. She cites children sleeping in cars in factory lots and youths roaming, while noting shipyards often use the 4 PM to midnight swing shift. She urges employers and authorities to protect the well being of the next generation.

Alfred J. Mathebat American Legion Auxiliary

War work and motherhood blamed for juvenile delinquency

The piece argues against using war industry as a justification for mothers of young children to work. It warns that glamour and ego boosts from factory jobs overshadow the lasting value of raising upright citizens. It contends some mothers are shirkers rather than heroines, and criticizes blaming the war for juvenile delinquency.

America

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