Nurse Aides Trained In Amarillo After Coastal Emergency
North Carolina Volunteer Nurse's Aides treated eleven torpedo victims after a wartime strike, bathing and tending burns through a long night. Amarillo plans to train local volunteers to handle emergencies similar to those faced by the North Carolina unit. For details call Mrs. Reppert Tyler or Powell. Further fuel restrictions and transport curtailment referenced for Eire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
North Carolina
Amarillo
P. L. Reppert
C. H. Tyler
Cecil Powell
Eire
Pattern 4002 offered in children sizes for sewing
Pattern 4002 is available in children sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. The Anne Adams design requires 214 yards of 35 inch fabric and costs fifteen cents plus one cent mailing. Send name address size style number to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 Westith St New York N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe, Pattern Department
Westith St
New York
N. Y
Amarillo Horse Show Sought To Boost Red Cross Funds
The Amarillo Horse Show is highlighted as crucial to supplement the prewar Red Cross budget. Mrs. Floyd Cooper notes no Roll Call until 1943 and urges voluntary gifts through the Junior Welfare League event on June 27 and 28 at Malin Field. Season tickets are on sale via League members. box reservations through 31144 Polk or 20753.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cooper
Red Cross
Potter County
Junior Welfare League
Amarillo
Malin Field
Amarillo Horseman’s Association
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Welfare League
Malcolm Shelton
Polk
The Candidates Are Having an Awful Season
A column by Lewis Nordyske mocks political pressures on would-be candidates and notes campaign woes. It cites Grady Hazlewood 1940 tactics, candidate fatigue, rubber shortages hurting rallies, and shifts in war-effort driven messaging, ending with milk price protests in Chile over pasteurization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nordyke
Grady Hazlewood
State Senate
Hazlewood
Wilbert O'Daniel
Wico
Waco
Houston
O'Daniel
Land of
Feyot
Seabees Leave For Dallas To Join Navy
More than 20 Panhandle men depart Amarillo for Dallas to join the Seabees in the U S Navy. Chief C M Norman along with the group will be interviewed for classification before swearing in. They travel by a special bus and will face examinations in Dallas tomorrow morning. Additional Seabees are sought as the Navy relaxes rules for skilled professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U. S. Navy
C. M. Norman
Amarillo
Navy
Marines Like Texas Spirit Captured by Mobile Recruiters
Staff Sgts Walter Czechowski and Michael Mollica lead a Marine mobile recruiting unit praised for Southwestern hospitality. They cover Southern states from Oklahoma to Florida with Texas drawing the strongest enlistment response. Since February the tour has logged about 12 500 miles, stopping today then moving to Lubbock for tomorrow and Thursday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Czechowski
Michael Mollica
Southwestern Hospitality
Texas Spirit
Oklahoma
Florida
Southwest
Czechowski
Texas
Mobile
Lubbock
Crab Packing Becomes Major Oregon Industry
Crab packing grows into a local industry with a projected 40 000 case season. The Columbia River association aims for 20 000, New England Fish Company 15 000 to 20 000, and Dunning Clam Company 4 000 to 5 000 cases. Crab season runs February to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria, Ore
Columbia River Association
New England Fish Company
Dunning Clam Company
Weddings Through Time Shine At Tea Room Style Show
The Amarillo Junior Welfare League presents a wedding dress history show at Rose Bowl Tea Room with gowns worn by descendants or relatives, tracing styles from 1869 to 1927. Guests include Mrs. David Brown and Miss Mary Elizabeth Hunsley, with music featured by Mrs. David Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Stanley Marsh, Jr
Stanley Marsh
Catherine Manning
D. W. Owen
Louise Filliott
Chad Elliott
Joe Dooley
R. M. Colgin
Jim McKnight
Garnet Lee
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
White & Kirk
David Brown
Wales Madden
C. D. Hoover
Louis Brown
Frank Storm
Beaumont Stin
Sugar surplus below normal reported by OPA
The Office of Price Administration said nationwide sugar stocks are below normal despite some congested warehouses. A report noted Imperial Sugar Refinery in Sugarland Texas stored much sugar, closed down and unlikely to reopen before July due to shipping uncertainties and no major changes in rationing rules at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Imperial Sugar
Sugarland
Tex
Lowly Beans Are High in Richness
Wartime cookbook notes highlight dried beans and peas as protein rich low cost staples. Instructions cover washing soaking simmering avoiding soda and using stocks for flavor plus a Baker Bean Loaf recipe with beans onion milk egg bread crumbs and seasonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Miss Moseley Marries Reynolds in Christian Church Parlor
Jack Julian Reynolds wed Shirley Loretta Moseley Monday night at 7 30 in the parlor of the First Christian Church. Rev Geraldine Daniels officiated. Mrs Howard Boxwell sang I Love You Truly with Barbara Boxwell at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Julian Reynolds
Shirley Loretta Moseley
First Christian Church
Geraldine Daniels
Howard Boxwell
You
Barbara Boxwell
Class Meets This Week at Browning Church Gathering
Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Walter R. Russell's home with Mrs. Joe Mickle as co hostess. D. P. Ross led the Bible lesson and prayer while A. E. Davis presided. Musical program featured Horton Russell Neal Robin Allen and Shirley Ann Feierabend. Members and guests listed. Santa Fe carload data for week ending June 20 1942 given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
Walter R. Russell
South Carolina
Joe J. Mickle
D. P. Ross
A. E. Davis
Cora Bangs
Horton Russell
Alexander
J. Robin Allen
J. W. McKee
Miss Gladys Davis
Neal Robin Allen
Shirley Ann Feyerabend
Flashlight Ann to Be Shown at Amarillo Horse Show
The golden chestnut filly Flashlight Ann will appear at the Amarillo Horse Show on June 26 and 27, shown by owner C. R. Garner. She descends from Allen F-38 and Allen F-1, with sire No Limit Allen noted for an undefeated record in major Tennessee shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flashlight Ann
Amarillo
Tennessee
Lady Blanch
Mr. Garner
Mrs. Garner
Ann
Garner
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J. J. Tomberlin
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BLUE
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Black Corn
League Horse Show
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Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Amarilla Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Terpaichireen Club
1000
Jackson Street
First Baptist
W. M
Churen
Polk Street
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Christian Endeavor
Ellwood Park
Presbyterian Woman's Council
Ceta Canyons
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Mra
H. M. Jensen
East Sixth Avenue
West Amarillo
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Roy Graham
Cheer Makers Club
San Jacinto Park
Palo Duro
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Hall
Dixie Williams
Times
Cooper
USO
Piano Fund
Chile
Pine Diamonds
J.T. Russell
Seswesliesr
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Marines
Oregon
Jayne
Americas
Jayn
Miss Louise Elliott
Catherine Monning
Ramsgate
London
Berlin
England
Dover Strait
New Roper
Enochs-Kinney Company
Miss Moseley
Mr. Reynolds
Santa FE
Tunisia
Minnis Hall
Hee
Amarillo Horse Show
The
Junior Welfare League For the Benefit of the American Red Cross
Vanity Fair
B. Rayon
Amarillo, Texas
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