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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
4
The Economy Home Demonstration Club will meet at 10 o'clock Friday morning at 307 North Western Avenue the home of Mrs J W Cotton Jr Members will quilt and a covered dish luncheon will be served The regular meeting will be at 2 o'clock.
The Texas Association of Accredited Beauty Culturists voted to spend 246 dollars on defense bonds. Mrs Charlotte Sides Amarillo unit director reported recommendations for the legislature to aid the beauty profession. Delegates bought 7500 dollars in bonds at luncheon, a record day for the group.
A monthly Cheer Makers Club meeting at Ellwood Park included a gift for former president Mrs W R Harper and a birthday gift for Mrs W W Fergus. Members planned a July 29 meeting at Mrs C L Garwood’s home and planned to bring canned foods for the Children’s Home. The Helping Hand Sewing Club meets Friday at 10 30 a m at West Amarillo Christian Church with cookies magazines and a covered dish luncheon at noon.
The Three Dots and a Dash Bridge Club met Tuesday night at Mrs. Ray Cox’s residence with Mrs. Howard Dees as guest. High bridge score went to Mrs. Wayne Prescott, second to Mrs. Charlie Glenn. Gift towels welcomed the hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Hitchcock, Jones, Osenbaugh, Green, Glenn, Gilkerson, Fountain, Small, Prescott and Hibbs. The group plans to meet July 7 with Mrs. Osenbaugh.
Fifty one young musicians prepare for Amarillo High School Band’s first summer concert at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium directed by Oscar Wise. Selections include America Cadet Days Dreadnaught Old Glory Wedding of the Winds Malaguena Mexican Hat Dance Bells On Parade and more.
A health advocation notes women risk harm from strong acidic douches and promotes Zonite as a safe germ killer. It claims the product protects personal hygiene, is non poisonous, and has sold over 20 million bottles with druggist availability.
Last rites for Guy W Slack 55 who died at his home on Harrison Street will be held in Boise City Saturday. The body is at N S Griggs and Sons and will be moved to Boise City Friday. Survivors include his wife Ida Slack a son Bickford Slack a grandson Russell Bickford Slack a brother Ben H Slack and three sisters in Idaho Oklahoma.
The second dance class for Glider School soldiers runs 8 to 10:30 tonight at the Federation Club Rooms. Old fashioned square dancing leads, with some ballroom steps. Organized by the W P A Recreation Project. Music by the W P A Recreation Project Orchestra. Limited to 24 couples. Miss Dorothea Martin supervises. Mrs Joe Glover and the Swing and Sway Square Dance Club select and chaperone the attendees.
Ethel Marie Fasley one day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fasley died at 6 45 this morning at 500 Jackson Street Funeral services set for 7 pm at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Wee Mexico will have an all woman film
The notice claims fat people, especially those with thyroid issues, can slim down without harsh dieting or exercise by using Marmola tablets. It urges sensible eating, warns Marmola is not a cure-all, and advises consulting a physician if in doubt. It touts sales of over twenty million packages in thirty years.
The Amarillo Mozart Society announces its annual Children's Program to be held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Talented young musicians from the city will participate, none over 14 years old, according to Miss Madelyn Robinson of the society.
The page lists local events for Friday night including Atlantic Spanish Club at Furr Food Tea Room and Woodmen Circle at W. O. W. Hall. Other items include Junior Business Women's Club banquet Capitol Hotel, Victory Command officers election at Social Center for Girls, and USO benefit dance. Also notes Naval Mothers Picnic, Red Carnation Lodge meeting, and tea for army officers wives plus Economy Home Demonstration Club meeting. A note mentions South African laboratories testing chemically treated orange wrappers.
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