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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1941
Page
3
Tonight in Amarillo many groups meet at clubs halls hotels and churches. Open Forum Club and MacDowell Boys Club vote on community topics. Cattlemen’s Convention dances at Roseland Ballroom and Herring Hotel. Amarillo High School Band performs. and multiple church and school groups hold programs from 7 to 9 PM across venues including Federation Club Rooms and the Municipal Auditorium.
National Mother-in-Law Day observance includes a 2:30 to 5:00 tea and program at the Federation Club Rooms. Panhandle mother-in-law clubs invited. Panhandle Livestock Association Convention guests welcomed. Officers to be installed. awards for oldest and youngest mother-in-law, the most in-law and the traveler distance winner. White leaf cakes with seven cherries to be awarded.
Mrs. E. M. Ratcliff of White and Kirk cosmetics spoke on beauty problems and skin care at a gathering of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority in Federation Club Rooms. Attending members included Mary Frances Akard, Mary Childs, Lona Donovan, Virginia Finley, Fay Ruth Harding, Betty Elliotte, Elsie Harbison, Emma Roberson, Marjorie Vinyard and Doris Shore.
Panhandle Court No 125 of the Ben Hur Life Association will meet Wednesday at 8 pm in the I O O F Hall for regular session and initiatory service. A class of 22 members is expected to be initiated with the degree team performing in full dress uniform, a first for the court. All members urged to attend. Dancing follows the meeting.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Master Plumbers met at 513 West Sixth Avenue last night for business and games. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mesdames Roy Burke O G Holman Roy Hill Doc Vermillion Perry Vermillion Sam Walker Tom Withers George L Smith and the hostess.
The Mizpah Club will convene at 2 30 in the home of Mrs. Joe Mobley 2600 Hayden Street. Members are invited to attend and participate in the Thursday gathering.
Amarillo social life surges during the Cattlemen's Convention with Dixie Dice vaudeville shows at the Amarillo and Herring hotels and nightly dances at Roseland Ballroom. The Panhandle Livestock Association hosts guests at Inter-State Theaters as high school band concerts and Rainbow Girls skating plans also unfold.
Amarillo Public welfare chairwoman Mrs. N C Ferguson urged cash for milk for unemployed Amarillo school children at the PT Council meeting. Dr J Paul Leonard of Stanford University spoke at the program, introduced by Superintendent Charles M Rogers. The talk was sponsored by the City Teachers Club of Amarillo.
Plank the meat loaf for an elegant main course Bake the loaf then place on a plank with onions tomato halves buttered crumbs and mashed potatoes. Garnish with parsley and serve a green salad. For breakfast try mixing two or three ready to serve cereals with fresh fruit light cream and sugar.
A regular Sam Houston Band Parents Association meeting is set for 7 15 tonight in the school auditorium. All members should attend to discuss concessions at the upcoming district band meeting and other band business. Tomorrow Amarillo marks Law Day with Mann Bakery offering a Special Mother in Law Cake recipe and kits in cooperation with local grocers. The cake uses a light batter and butter cream icing with nut filling, decorated with four cherries.
Circle 11 of the Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service hosts a silver tea and program at 2 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor. Anyone interested is invited. Mrs Mickle who spent 20 years as a missionary in Japan will discuss Japanese customs and show souvenirs
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