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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
8
The piece quotes Henry Turner Bailey urging nurture of country life for children. It extols barefoot play in rain, bare sky dawns, dew, grain fields, woodlands, trees and pools. Bailey asserts country experiences inspire healthful art and full appreciation of nature over city activities.
Avihk Temple No 70 Daughters of the Nile will hold a regular session tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in the Khiva Temple.
Advice from Benson Storfer of Parfums Corday on protecting perfume during air travel. Sealing open bottles with sealing wax after twisting the stopper tight prevents loss at high altitudes. If wax is unavailable, tape serves the same purpose. Unopened bottles stay safe with their original seal and screw top flasks are okay for purses.
A small vegetable brush helps lift sand and silt from work clothes and children’s toys before washing. It offers a simple tool for quick cleanup and prevents grit from spreading in the laundry.
The Junior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. C. T. Shropshire's home at 2609 Travis for a bridge party with red and white decor. High bridge prize went to Mrs. Thomas Porter, second to Mrs. M. B. Woodall, and low to Mrs. Sam West. next meeting set for July 10 at Mrs. N. C. Long's home, 2212 Fannin.
The Amarillo Garden Club will hold a Flower Arranging workshop tomorrow morning at 9 30 at the Children's Home. All garden club members and new members who have paid dues are eligible to attend.
Mrs. Mel Phipps hosted a Needle Art Club coffee for bride elect Joyce Edwards of Earl L. Mayne with assistance from Mrs. Homer Tuttle. Guests included Mrs. Frank Brown, Jack Edwards, Floyd Ramsey, E. D. Hawkins, Ted McGovern, Mrs. E. L. Mayne. Next meeting set for July 3 at Mrs. Homer Tuttle’s home.
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