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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1950
Page
11
TONIGHT LTD Club at 3205 Van Buren hosts Mrs. W J Flesher at 7. alo Duro Assembly for Girls Khiva Temple 7 30 p m Amaryllis Temple No 56 Pythian Sisters at Knights and Sisters Hall Sixth and North Tyler 8 p m Cootlette Club meets at VFW Hall 6 p.m.
A series of social gatherings listed include a New Delphian Chapter coffee at Fed eration Club House at 9 45, a Ladies bridge luncheon at Amarillo Country Club at 10 20, the River Road Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union led by Mrs C N Brown at West Cactus at 2, a buffet supper and game night at Amarillo Country Club at 7, an Art Club picnic at Ellwood Park at 6, and a recital by Walter Foster at Musica Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler at 8.
Walnut oak mahogany and maple remain among the most popular woods for furniture. Advertisement.
The Grand Avenue Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met yesterday afternoon for a mission book study on Pray Ye with opening song Christ for the World We Sing. Mrs. W. B. Stradley led the study and Mrs. W. A. Walker presided over business. Attendees included Mrs. Joe Pfeiffer and several others. Sunbeams led by Mrs. Webb also participated. The next meeting is set for 2 pm on July 4 in the church.
A reader asks Dorothy Dix how to change a miserly husband who refuses to give up cigarettes while planning a joint home purchase. Dix argues that love matters more than money, advises budgeting without denying all pleasures, and warns that drastic self-denial can ruin happiness and marriage.
The article notes that many steam applications were already known in the era of Christ, highlighting early recognition of steam’s practical uses. It emphasizes historical awareness of steam’s properties and potential utility in ancient contexts.
Amarillo council of church women met yesterday at Washington Avenue Christian Church for an executive board session. Plans were set for the Primrose Party to honor elderly members at Ellwood Park in August. the exact date will be announced. Mrs. R. C. Bolton opened with prayer and Mrs. A. F. Madison, president, led the business as about 30 members attended.
An innovative porcelain enameled utensil combines cooking, refrigerated storage and reheating. Made with titanium, it aims to streamline kitchen tasks by serving as a single vessel for multiple stages of food preparation and storage.
Trulove class installed new officers at a picnic luncheon and meeting at the home of Mrs. Lottie Weininger south of the city. Mrs. T. V. Ellzey gave the invocation after a group hymn. New officers named by Mrs. W. T. Leachman include President Mrs. Jim Weaver and secretaries and treasurers. Numerous members attended and floral decorations graced the entertaining rooms.
Porcelain enameled utensils suit canning due to their acid resistant finish. Key items include a boiling water bath canner a large kettle or two a colander and a ladle for efficient processing.
Women in Amarillo plan an organizational session at 9 45 tomorrow morning at the Federation Club House to form a new Delphian Society. The group, over 40 years old and the largest adult education organization for women in the United States with 250000 members, will study Patterns for Modern Living exploring social political and psychological aspects of modern life.
The piece argues that porcelain enamelled pots and pans lessen washing by offering a smooth surface that cleans easily and can serve multiple uses. Enameled utensils can cook store and reheat in one piece, with black or red trim making them presentable for serving.
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