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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

9

1950 furniture trends from Chicago shows shape West designs

Amarillo dealers report 1950 furnishings favor contemporary Far Eastern Tavern and French Provincial styles. Contemporary pieces by Robsjohn Gibbings Charles Eames and George Nelson rise in popularity with new sectional sofas. Taverns in pine and cherry offer simple elegance while French Provincial uses lighter woods and versatile finishes for formal or casual settings. A council notes social and gift chairmen and March 15 slipover demo at Singer Co. March 22 meeting planned at Mrs Bahn’s home with listed members.

Amarillo Robsjohn Gibbings Charles Eames George Nelson Frank Webb H. L. Henderson Webb Singer Sewing Machine Co C. M. Neely W. H. Ogden B. T. Arnold A. S. Bahn L. O. Biggers P. H. Coy T. H. Armstrong Lee Williamson J. H

Miss Pauline Lokey Demonstrates Home Skills

Potter County home demonstration agent Miss Pauline Lokey led a demonstration on proper bed making and protective bedding at the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting. The session, held at Mrs. L. O. Biggers home on River Drive, opened by president Mrs. T. H. Armstrong with a report by Mrs. Lee Williamson.

Pauline Lokey Potter County Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club L. O. Biggers River Drive T. H. Armstrong Lee Williamson

America Produces About 1.206 Billion Pounds Of Cheese Yearly

The article notes that American cheese production runs near 1.206 billion pounds annually, indicating large scale output across the industry and suggesting implications for markets and supply chains.

America

Pedal Pushers and Matching Shirts in Bold Colors

Catalog style listing announces Pedal Pushers with contrasting striped tie belt in green brown or navy in sizes 10 to 18 at 3.95. Shorts in same colors 10 to 18 priced 3.95. Solid color shirt offered in chartreuse brown navy tan red burnt orange royal blue in sizes 10 to 18 for 2.95. Strapless halter in similar hues sizes 10 to 18 priced 1.95. Shorts with large white-stitched pockets available in brown chartreuse red green navy royal blue burnt orange sizes 10 to 18 at 3.95.

Sorority Meets In Gordon Home In Gordon residence

XI Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Miss Nola Gordon's home 1700 Jackson. Vice-president Mrs GC Crump led the session. Nominating committee members were named to select next year’s officers. A March 18 dinner dance was planned and a Texas Heart Association Fund contribution approved.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Nola Gordon Jackson GC. L. Crump H. C. Blanton J. L. Darnell Catherine Rodgers Jean Wright Texas Heart Association Fund Helen Kenyon North America Murrell Lord Mesdames J. C. Birdwell Harold C. Blanton Fred Bush G. L. Carey C. L. Crump Hugh Garrison W. J. Lovan John E. Marceron Pat Dailey James E. Wallace Misses Murrell Lord Mary Minnich Jeana Helen Kenyon the Rystems

Welfare Club Luncheon Recap at Mrs Beatrice Martin House

Welfare Club members met Wednesday for a luncheon at 512 North Fillmore hosted by Mrs Beatrice Martin. After business, Secret Pal gifts were exchanged and Elizabeth Maxey won the white elephant prize.

Beatrice Martin North Fillmore Elizabeth Maxey Maude West Kathleen Howard May Taylor Hedwig Eaton Vera Kelly Margaret Martin Ray Jameson Julia Lusk North Mirror

Circle Enjoys Book Review at Polk Street Church

Circle 3 of Polk Street Methodist Women’s Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Rankin Russell’s home for prayer and business. Devotional by Mrs. Boulware, with Roy Begeman reviewing The Atom Bomb Hits America. tea served to numerous members and guests.

Rankin Russell Lipscomb Polk Street Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service E. D. Slough Russell E. H. Quattlebaum R. C. Boulware Roy Bege Man America Ina Bandy Jessie Boardman Frank Anderson Guy Bateman Roy Begeman Wells Faulkner M. P. Fields E. R. Goforth Iran P. Key N. Harrison Mae Puckett N. Snider J. L. Parmelee FE. D. Slough R. F. Thomson I. V. Wallace N. Macey

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