New Officers Installed At Amarillo Business Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club in Amarillo installed new officers Tuesday at the Amarillo Hotel with Mrs. Faye Gordon in charge. Officers include Miss Hattilu White as president and Miss Ernestine Osborne as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Faye Gordon
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hattilu White
Ernestine Osborne
Jewell Davidson
Lydia Mae Walker
Mary Alice Beatt
Mary Sitton
Mildred Buthker
Benefit Association Plans July Meeting at Feriet Home
The Woman's Benefit Association held a pleasant gathering at Mrs. Georgia Feriet's home. During the session they scheduled another meeting for July at the same residence.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Georgia Feriet
Age Difference Adds Problem to Romance
Readers hear about love across generations and the questions it raises. A young woman torn between a much older admirer asks how age, widowhood risk, and generation gaps affect marriage prospects while a separate note reflects on changing identity in pursuit of popularity and steady companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Matt
Anne Hirst
Delta Epsilon Elects New Officers At Ellwood Park Picnic
Delta Epsilon Sorority held a picnic in Ellwood Park on Wednesday night to elect officers. Betty Elder became vice-president, Frances Robertson corresponding secretary, Maxine Michelson social secretary, Mary Elizabeth Dowse historian, Ann Wise marshal and parliamentarian, Maralee Mason treasurer, Olive Witt chaplain, Rachel Caldwell reporter, and Ruth Steele as fellow officer. Attendees included Helen Immell, Mary Ruffner, June Evans, Ruth Rolater, Alma Clifton, Wilma Pirschel, Hortense Thomasson, and Vonna Offield assistant sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Park
Delta Epsilon Sorority
Betty Elder
Frances Robertson
Maxine Michelson
Mary Elizabeth Dowse
Ann Wise
Maralee Mason
Olive Witt
Rachel Caldwell
Ruth Steele
Helen Immell
Mary Ruffner
June Evans
Ruth Rolater
Alma Clifton
Wilma Pirschel
Hortense Thomasson
Vonna Offield
Popularity dangers in love and personality advice
The letter warns about the perils of overpopularity among young women and suggests choosing a sincere partner. It notes concerns about social status, asks for self-reflection, and encourages confidence in personal worth despite critics. It urges resilience and avoids pity, urging steady self-belief.
Mrs Jerry Malin Birthday Party Honors Hostess
Mrs Charles Malin and Mrs Carrel Malin hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday gathering at Mrs Charlies Malin home for Mrs Jerry Malin. Guests enjoyed a flower contest and a stamp guessing contest with a list of attendees including Mrs Chas F Malin and Mrs Carrel Malin.
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Charles &. Malin
Carrel Malin
W. D. McClanahan
Charlies Malin
Jerry Malin
Mescdames Chas. F. Malin
J. Hood
Frank King
J. R. Williams
Lester Blenis
Jack Hotman
BE. V. Harris
A. F. Jones
Glen Mercer
Webb
Norman Wesley Minter Celebrates Birthday
Norman Wesley Minter son of Luther and Mrs. Minter of Pleasant Valley celebrated his third birthday with a party hosted by his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Co. FB. Hand at 708 Belleview Street. Attendees included Monna June Bolander Alice Jane Noel Dean Mary Elizabeth Rietman George and Bobby Frost Ralph Harris Charles Miller and Tommy Davis with Mrs. Herman Rietman Art Frost Jack Bolander L. H. Davis and Miss Ella Marnell also present.
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Norman Wesley Minter
Luther Minter
Pleasant Valley
Co. FB. Hand
Belleview Street
Norman
Monna June Bolander
Alice Jane
Noel Dean
Mary Elizabeth Rietman
George
Bobby Frost
Ralph Harris
Charles Miller
Tommy Davis
Herman Rietman
Art Frost
Jack Bolander
Ella Marnell
Forest Hill Rome Club Meeting Hears Cooking Tip
Miss Mary Sitton urged not to overcook green vegetables at a Forest Hill Rome Demonstration Club gathering held Tuesday in Mr. George Dudley’s home. Mrs. Nathan Martin chaired. recreation led by Mrs. C E McPherson. Attendees included several club members and Miss Sitton. The next meeting is planned for July at Mrs. Rutherford’s home.
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Mary Sitton
Forest Hill
Rome
Sewing Furnishes Entertainment at Local Club Meeting
The Berri Needle Chip Club held a sewing and social evening at Mrs R Branuma's home. Dames T Y Smith William Cope land Edger Putman A Wiliams Carl Larsen J B McGee attended. Next meeting set for Mrs Copeland at 812 Buchanan Street. Weimer appointed collector of eteloens across four states.
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J. W. Weaver
Fern Division
North
Johnson Street
J. W. Roush
Buchanan Street
Dames
J. A. Smith
Will L. Riley
Imogene Pace
Jenny Lindbloom
Ward Calvert
J. A. Mc« Gee
J. M. Carter
W. 10 Scott
Wichita Falls
Willie Peniev
Berri
Chip Yeaterday
Mre R & Branuma
Mesdames T YY Smith
Willliam Copeland
Edger Putman
Kh A Wiliams Carl Larsen
J. B. McGee
Household Hints and Summer Kitchen Tips
Readable fragments of old household advice cover wallpaper designs for summer rooms and fruit desserts. Tips include pink or pale blue themes, a two layer ice cream cake, salad seasoning with salt and paprika, and methods for preserving color in berries. Also notes on beating batter, coffee strength, soap saving woolens, knife sharpeners, chicken fat use, dandelion stains, and dishwashing hints.
Household hints and dietary tips from old advice column
The fragment outlines kitchen routines for dishwashing order from glassware to pans, plus meal ideas for underweight children and summer cautions about cold food. It includes laundering sweaters, tracing garments for proper fit, drying tips, and suggests varied breakfasts and fruit options. It ends noting acorn squash preparation.
How to Prepare Squash Baked with Butter and Ham
Cut the squash in half and discard the pulp. Bake the halves until tender. Serve with butter salt and pepper. It can be stuffed with small sausages or uncooked ham cakes for a complete dish.
Omelets Placed on Hot Platters Help Keep Peak Form
Hot platters prevent omelets from falling while serving. Sauces suggested with fish include cucumber egg relish olive tomato and tartar sauces.
Miss Billie Runyon Hosts Stitch and Chatter Club
Miss Billie Runyon served as hostess for the Stitch and Chatter Club yesterday. Members present included Mes dames W. P. Crandall Ferne Hook J. W. Weaver George Runyon and I. W. Brasier with Mrs. E. L. Coston as guest. The next meeting will be at Ellwood Park next Thursday at 10 o clock with Mrs. Weaver as hostess.
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Billie Runyon
Stitch and Chatter Club
Mesdames W. P. Crandall
Ferne Hook
J. W. Weaver
George Runyon
I. W. Brasier
E. L. Coston
Ellwood Park
Weaver
Cinderella Club Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Cronister
The Cinderella Club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon session hosted by Mrs. Paul Cronister with games of bridge and finance. Attendees included Mesdames Curtis Eller Hugh Gatlin Mary Boyd E L Graves George Laughry Walter Worley Kenneth Eller and Misses Laverne Boyd Jerry Cronister. The group plans to meet next Tuesday at Mrs Eller's home.
Thrifty Club To Meet Monday Afternoon
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grady Blair on River Road.
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Thrifty Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Grady Blair
River Road
Winnipeg Hopes To Build Greatest Canadian Airport
Winnipeg mayor T. J. Wariner announces construction of the greatest airport in Canada will begin soon. The project aims to elevate the city’s aviation status with a landmark facility to serve passengers and cargo.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
T. J. Wariner
Winnpeg
Trans Canadian Flying Fleet Base Planned After Warm Weather
Mayor Wariner declared the base for the trans Canadian flying fleet will begin as soon as weather moderates. He spoke on return from a recent conference of mayors at Ottawa signaling immediate action and regional aviation expansion.
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Wariner
Conference of Mayors
Ottawa
Fort Worth guest visits Mrs L A Petersen home
Mrs. Joe Langford from Fort Worth is a guest in the home of Mrs. L. A. Petersen at 313 East Twenty-third Avenue.
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Fort Worth
Joe Langford
L. A. Petersen
East Twenty-third Avenue
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