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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1951
Page
8
The article advises that flowers are now a key fashion element for Easter outfits, with fragrance as the essential complement. It guides choosing perfumes thoughtfully, avoiding testers, testing on skin, and applying scent to pulse points, wrists, and behind the knees to create a subtle aura. It notes spring’s lift and encourages a lighthearted, vivacious aura.
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual Emblem Breakfast at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. Mrs. Bob Freeman introduced emblem committee chairwoman Mrs. Bess Foringer who presided. Miss Katherine Metcalf paid tribute to Miss Cora Astle, a 30 year member, as Girl Scouts presented colors. Easter message delivered by Mrs. George T. Royse, devotional by Mrs. Alice Cherb, songs by Evelyn Fagg with Claude Hudspeth.
Visitors from Pampa Dumas Hereford and Plainview attended the event, listing multiple Texas towns among the attendees. The gathering drew people from these communities.
Amarillo College faculty wives were entertained at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. B. Davis at 1605 Travis, with Mrs. Clair Armin and Mrs. Jessie Boardman as co hosts. An Easter jonquil and bunny centerpiece graced the serving table and covers were set for Mesdames Dill, Carter, Peterson, Small, Puckett, Fornell, Donaldson, Darnell, Frederiksen, Clawson, and the hostesses.
Miss LaNell Merrick, bride-elect of Walton Poling, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted at 1704 Buchanan by Mrs. O S Wedgeworth with co hostesses Mrs. Leta Crudgington and Mrs. W A Ewing. Orchid and yellow decor highlighted the event and date. guests included many local ladies and relatives, with gifts sent by several named friends.
Green Haven Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. Carl Dupriest home on Fannin. President C M Purcell led the meeting with a program film on cancer distributed by the American Cancer Society presented by Mrs. Dan Higgins and Marilyn Herrmann. Guests included Joe Philips J C Daling E F Dickerson R E Walker Nettie Marrs Chet Smith B L Hunter Bob Meredith and others.
A national ad touts Barcentrate as an outstanding reducing aid that curbs appetite and dehydrates while not containing harmful drugs. It claims to make users feel more alive and sells a four ounce bottle through druggists with a money back guarantee if results are not seen. It cites nearly four million Texas bottles sold in eight years.
Guy V. Henry Junior Auxiliary and United Spanish War Veterans select delegates for the Houston Encampment on May 5 to 8. Representing the group are Mildred Miner A Petersen M L Rhodes F A Kester L J Smith and W D DeGrassi from Clarendon Hereford and other towns. Twelve flags were bought for display on patriotic days and $20 was donated to the Clara Barton Fund to support student nurses in a Veterans Hospital. Thirteen members attended. The next meeting will be a joint session with the Camp on April 15 at 2 30 in the American Legion Auxiliary Home.
The Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church will present an Easter program tomorrow at 10 30 in the church. The Living Christ is the theme with parts led by Mrs L O Biggers and Mrs Sam Roberson. A luncheon will be served at noon and all women of the church are invited.
A spring dessert featuring large raisin molasses cookies and chilled fresh rhubarb. Cook sliced rhubarb with 3 to 4 tablespoons water for five minutes and sweeten with brown sugar.
Joliet supper group at YWCA and many clubs meet tonight at listed venues. Circles from Washington Avenue Christian Church and West Amarillo Christian Church hold sessions throughout the day with multiple circle leaders and times noted.
A list of names and addresses followed by schedule details for church and auxiliary group meetings. Hagler and Sara Seward appear among residents. Polk Street Methodist Church Wes leyan Service Guild meets in Fellowship Hall at 6 30. Amarillo Assembly No 19 for Girls at Khiva Temple 7 30. Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Auxili ary at Silver Grill 7. Jolly Dozen Club led by Mrs H C Winburn at 805 Florida 7 30. Golding Meadows Auxiliary 1475 and VFW Hall at 8.
A home style recipe describes tarts with graham cracker crusts filled with cream cheese and a large canned cling peach half. Each tart is finished with a spoonful of melted currant jelly for a simple fruit dessert.
Mrs A J Cronin invites readers to compare BLUE BONNET margarine with any spread. The ad highlights a delicate sunny sweet flavor, all vegetable ingredients, high Vitamin A content year round, and notable economy. It urges purchase for its flavor nutrition and value benefits.
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