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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
4
Tonight Carpenters Auxiliary at Carpenters Hall and several local groups meet at churches halls and homes. Friday lists include First Baptist W MU Day of Prayer Home Missions at church, a rummage sale, sewing, and Red Cross knitting sessions. Various addresses and times noted for groups like Amaryllis Needle Guild and Civilian Defense Bible Class.
Wild Rose Lodge No 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a monthly covered dish luncheon at the I O O F Hall with husbands and Canadian members as guests. S L Kanouse spoke and FE L Shoffner received a case from Santa Fe locals. Four candidates joined and two members received 20 year pins. fifty attended. Off the Algerian coast 5000 square miles of shallow rich fishing grounds remain largely untapped.
An advertisement promotes Marmola tablets for adults with thyroid related obesity. It claims thirty years on the market and over twenty million boxes sold, says Marmola is not a cure all and advises medical diagnosis by a physician. It encourages readers to buy Marmola from their druggist.
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs with NBC and federated music groups will sponsor a weekly NBC Pan American series segment titled Down Mexico Way on KGNC at 3 PM each Saturday. Dr. Minnie L. Maffett announces co sponsorship and the inaugural broadcast aired Feb 28 on the Red Network.
The Potter County Home Demonstration Council meeting was moved from Monday to Saturday due to weather. Members are scheduled to gather at 2 p m for the rescheduled session.
Mrs. Ruth Delzell and Victory Book Campaign staff urge donations of books and magazines for Texas army camps. Books collected across 26 Panhandle counties are stored near Amarillo Public Library, with a final push before Sunday to fill remaining quotas.
The Open Forum Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Parr’s home 1613 Harrison Street. Misses Frances Annis and Viola Franklin presented informative papers from National Geographic Society articles. Miss Jo Johnston led the meeting with business. Attendees included Mesdames Velda Coffee Emily Hall George Parr and Miss Mary Evans.
The Post Office Clerks Auxiliary met at Mrs. W. H. Thrasher's home for luncheon and planned to bake cookies for soldiers passing through on troop trains. Attending were Mesdames E. R Bruce, George Eddleman, Bill Keith, H. C. Hoover, Lee Harry, J. R. Cotton, W. W. Henderson, T. W. Austin, A. F. Kelley, B. G. Perry, Thrasher and B. W. Vanney.
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