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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1944
Page
3
The Junior Business Women's Club gathered at the Capitol Hotel for a formal banquet and installation ceremony with a business motif. Miss Evelyn Broaddus served as toastmistress and installation chair, as Betty Fink gave the invocation and special music accompanied the event for the club's 63 members.
The piece notes Aunt Nan's quips while arguing modern laundry shifts toward professional service as millions of women enter industry during the war. It highlights a club program with talks by Mrs. Julia Dean Evans Evelyn Rose Cook and Marge Ellyn Hazen, plus officer install details and prizes.
The C. I. W. Sewing Club met yesterday afternoon at 1701 Jackson Street hosted by Mrs. J. A. Brewer. Refreshments were served to Mesdames W. C. Conners J. W. Dain M. H. Wilson G. E. Waespe and the hostess. The next meeting is set for 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon July 25 at Mrs. Waespe 1523 Taylor Street.
Dr C F Clayton of Fort Worth will hold a crippled children's clinic at St Anthony's hospital all day Saturday. The clinic will begin when the doctor's train arrives from Fort Worth Saturday morning.
Cotillion Club hosts Betty Teel at 1321 Harrison Street at 8 pm. Palo Duro Assembly invites Rainbow of Girls at 20414 West Tenth Avenue at 7 90 pm. YWCA business girls committee meets at 6 30 pm with Mrs Faye Gordon.
When a child reaches two, parents can begin a daily tooth brushing habit. Learn essential steps, proper brushing technique, and guidance on fluoride toothpaste to support early dental health and establish routine habits.
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club installed new officers at a banquet in Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. Bertha McLellan became president with Margaret Fletcher as 1st vice president and Bonnie Schenck as 2nd vice president.
The repertoire class for singers at the Musical Arts Conservatory led by Dr. Cameron McLean shifts from morning to 7 30 PM on Tue Thu and Sat for two weeks. Students sing self chosen songs for interpretation and evaluation. Lectures with demonstrations stay at 10 AM Mon Wed and Thu. private lessons are offered before after and in the evening. Mrs Holcomb of Sherman visits family. Sgt Holcomb stationed at Perrin Field plans to join in July.
A proxy shower given at 2819 Ong Street by Mrs. L J Vick and Miss Viola Ballard honored Mrs. Kemplin formerly Miss Maxine Jordan WAVE. Gifts included sterling serve set from the bride’s parents and a six place china service from Ballard. Yellow rose motif featured in decor with yellow gladioli in the study and an epergne centerpiece.
The note records the transfer of personnel to the Eighth Medical Training Regiment with the Army Medical Corps at Camp Grant, detailing a reassignment within military medical units.
Sgt. LeRoy M. Peet returns from 21 months overseas with the Medical Corps arriving at Camp Beauregard Louisiana then plans to visit his wife in Amarillo Texas.
Staff Sgt. Herbert V. Deaver of Route 2, Box 673, Amarillo, recently assumed duties as assistant crew chief at Ephrata Washington Army Air Base. He entered service January 1, 1942 and has spent several months in Alaska.
Lt. John R. Stanley son of Mrs. William F. Stanley of 311 A East Twelfth Avenue has arrived in New Guinea. He has served in the Field Artillery since mobilization of the National Guard.
Mrs J B asks about vaccinating her year and a half old child amid rumors. The expert cites Pasteur era gains, vaccines for smallpox diphtheria tetanus and other diseases, and urges individualized medical counsel and vaccination to protect the child and community.
Winnette D. DeGrassi III was commissioned second lieutenant at Mapier Field Dophin Alabama on June 27. After a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs W D DeGrassi Jr 1503 Jefferson Street he will return to Mapier Field. He attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College and entered service about 16 months ago while at the University of Texas.
The USO plans a Monday night block party on the courthouse south lawn for civilians and servicemen. A band concert community singing and Amarillo Field Chapel Choir performances are planned with a street dance for servicemen to close the event. Hostesses come from the Downtown USO Twenty-one Plus Club.
Sulfa-Dango offers relief from itching dandruff and scalps with a germ killing sulfa and penetrating solvent. It is promoted for acne eczema psoriasis impetigo insect bites burns sunburn and other skin troubles. Sold for 1.00 with money back guarantee at Cretney Drug and other Texas druggists.
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