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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
7
Ruth D. Knight promotes a three day all electric food fashion show at the Municipal Auditorium highlighting modern homemaking, precise recipes, and improved equipment. The event features a Cherry Mold Salad recipe and a fashion attraction by Marizon Co, with sessions at 2 pm on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
Linda Gayle McGinnis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McGinnis was honored Wednesday at a party for her eighth birthday. Guests included Kerry Stephenson, Ronnie and Patsy McCleskey, Judy and Ann Davis, Rodney Vaughn, Lynda Ann Morris, and others with games and refreshments.
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 113 convened at Khiva Temple with Lucille Halley and Mrs. Alpha Hawn presiding. Introduced were Miss Maxine Adair and Jeanne Etheridge. Special recognition went to Mesdames Etheridge Adair and Dunn. Cake sale planned for Saturday at Cretney and Levine, rummage sale March 24, and a party at 1522 Bowie March 9 at 7 30.
Dear Miss Dix advises on wartime romance and marriage when a fiancé faces the draft. She urges resilience, supports marriage if desired but warns against secret nuptials, and notes many sacrifices men and families endure for the country. The column ends with a note about a private leaflet on financial trouble.
A playful guide suggests using vibrant vegetable colors to brighten children's parties. It promotes arranging a colorful veggie display and themed snacks to create a cheerful table setting. The tone is lively and inviting, encouraging creativity with produce.
Piano pupils of Bonnye Beth Baker performed in the Recital Salon of the Musical Arts Conservatory on Wednesday evening. Voice pupils of Evelyn Fagg joined with selections sung by Sybil Todd Emily Flint Shirley Wood Carol Sue Ennis Mary Mac Farland Ann Britt Rosemary Flint Gail Murphy Pat Bruce Juana Rhea Heath Goreta Baker Tribble Conger Willa Abben and Claude Hedspeth. Elaine Ross Tomma Fowlkes and Eddie Tucker assisted with voices and were accompanied by Mary Jean Gray and Claude Hedspeth.
Pleasant Valley 4-H Club met Wednesday afternoon with hostess Mrs. Frank Stitt. Linda Lou Pierce presided and Cecile Gilbert attended as a guest. The group voted to cap membership at 14 and listed present members including Linda Lou Pierce Jessie Ann Gibson Martha Holmes Norma Stitt Mrs. Stitt and Miss Lokey.
Everly Fagg of the voice faculty will present a group of pupils in song at 7 30 this evening at 1710 Tyler. The program includes many songs by Evelyn Whittenburg Elaine Ross Earnie Foster Judy Bolton Eddie Tucker and others with accompanists Grace Bennett and Claude Hedspeth. Interested friends are invited to attend.
Mrs. Della Key will present a book review to entertain the Open Forum Club tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 oclock in the home of Mrs. Carrie C Hood at 2114 Monroe.
Mrs. Leo Ryan led a program on The Art of Thinking at Kappa Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Malcolm Cashwell's home 110 Belleview with Miss Elizabeth Mauldin as co hostess. Plans were made to send Easter clothing to Girls Town at Whiteface as Mesdames Leo Ryan Bob Lily and Dick Anderson attended.
Sam Barrett Burl Bean Ray Halpert Misses Mary Minnich Claydeen Foster Melba DePodesta Florence Watson Jean Simmons and Mary Morrow are named in a local want ads notice indicating community listings and personal notices in Globe News.
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