Woman's Page Local Club Meetings This Week
A schedule of Women's Page events for Tuesday and Wednesday lists Junior Business Women's Club at Cap itol Hotel 7 45 p.m. Tuesday Study Club at Federa tion Club 8 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary hosts birthday party at 1800 Harrison 8 p.m. A A U W Surgical Bandage Group meets Red Cross Sewing Rooms 7 30. Amarillo Chapter 787 O B S 20214 West Tenth Avenue 8 p.m. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge I O O F Hall 8 p.m. Sisterhood at Mrs J T Scott 411 FE Seventh Avenue 8 p.m. First Baptist Business Women's Circle church parlor 7 30. Wednesday Little Flower Mission Guild 2709 Van Buren 1 30 p.m. Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls 2041 West Tenth 7 30. Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Central Ave 2 p.m. Women of St Andrews Episcopal Church Corporate Communion 11 a.m. Luncheon afterward Parish House. West Amarillo Christian Church Circles 2 3 4 5 meet 2 p.m. Co ed dancing Y W C A building 4 15 p.m. Y W C A committee 501 Lincoln 6 p.m. First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society book review 2 30. First Presbyterian Woman’s Council 10 30 a.m. to 12 30 luncheon 12. First Presbyterian Church night covered dish 6 15 study groups 7 00. Buchanan Street Methodist W S C S 6 p.m. Baptists W M A to hear review Mrs Paul Shelford at 2 30 p.m. Wednesday.
Philharmonic Club Hears Texas Music
Members of the Philharmonic Club gathered at Mrs. Ted Lokey’s home for a Texas composers program. Performers included Mrs. Lokey, Ina Borgstrom Morgan, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. H. L. Briggs, a vocal trio led by Mrs. E C. Nelson, and Miss Journey with accompanist J. Sanders. Guests from Decatur, Alabama attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Ted Lokey
Sunset Terrace
Texas
R. G. Boger
H. A. Waller
Radio Britain
Botts
Ina Borgstrom Morgan
Mesdamness
W. Adams
Howard Boxwell
Paul Boxwell
Burgess
Clark Dye
D. E. Farley
R. C. Martini
M. G. Mathis
Nelson
Sanders
Joe Shields
J. M. Simpson, Jr
George Vineyard
Waller
Briggs
F. M. McLaughlin
Wells Faulkner
C. A. Gordon
Ruth Griffin
H. W. Miner
Bernie
Mesdames
Glen Casey
R. R. Swindell
Morgan and
J. Baught
Decatur
Ala
Jones Electric Shop Workers Dine in New Addition
Employed at the G. E. Jones Electric Shop enjoyed a steak dinner last night to celebrate the completion of an additional department. The event took place in the shop’s new section at 212 North Polk Street with Warren J. Williamson of the Army Air Corps as guest of honor, returning from Hawaii and en route to Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Jones Electric Shop
North
Polk Street
Warren J. Williamson
Army Air Corps
United States
Hawaii
Mississippi
Bowman elected house counselor at Texas State College for Women
In Denton on March 20 Miss Betty Jane Bowman of Amarillo was chosen as a house counselor for the remainder of the current semester and the 1944-45 session in Lowry Hall freshman dormitory at Texas State College for Women. She is a freshman majoring in lyoice and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Betty Jane Bowman
Amarillo
Lowry Hall
Texas State College For Women
Bowman
J. E. Bowman
ABOUT YOUR BABY by Lerrice STREETT
Dear Mrs. Streett I present concerns about my three year old son eyelids crusting and redness. The advice emphasizes diet sleep rest and calm nervousness plus yellow oxide of mercury ointment and clinic evaluation if no improvement. Also notes Lt Bruce Douglas stationed Wendover Field Utah former Spearman High School UT graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Douglas
Robert Douglas
Jackson Street
Wendover Field
Utah
Spearman High School
Douglas
University of Texas
Black-Butler Vows Read in Polk Street Church Parlor
The marriage of Miss Marcella Black of Columbus Ohio and Robert C Butler of the Cactus Ordnance Works Dumas was solemnized at 6 o clock Saturday evening in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Rev Earl G Hamlett officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy costume suit with a white rosebud corsage. Matron of honor Mrs Paul Porter wore powder blue with gardenia corsage. Best man was Paul Porter. Mrs Butler is a vocational home economics teacher in Ohio. The groom is a chemist with Shell Chemical at the Cactus Ordnance Works. They will reside in Dumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Black
Columbus
Ohio
Robert C. Butler
Cactus Ordnance Works
Dumas
Polk Street Methodist Church
Earl G. Hamlett
Paul Porter
Butler
Shell Chemical Company
Foreman Family Hosts We Who Are America Review
Mrs A D Foreman Sr and Jr present a free book review at 8 pm Thursday at the YWCA. Sponsored by the YWCA Business Girls Committee chaired by Mrs Faye Gordon. Kenneth D Miller author, president of City Missions of New York, writes on immigration in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Y. W.C.A
Y. W.C. A. Business Girls’ Committee
Faye 8. Gordon
Kenneth D. Miller
City Missions of
New York City
Feed Additive Promises Health and Egg Gain for Poultry
An additive given in water or feed claims to destroy intestinal germs and worms that cause disease and production losses. It keeps birds free of blood-sucking insects, improves appetite health and egg production. The product costs very little and offers money back if not satisfactory.
Office hours for maids could raise job appeal
Ruth Millett argues postwar housework could become a real job if maids work set hours like an office. Regular schedules would attract higher quality help and allow housewives to maintain own home life, with families handling chores after quitting time. The piece includes a recipe for Lamb Pilaff and notes on budget meals.
Poultry Plans Aim for 45 Billion Eggs in 1944
Browning with about two inches of water, cover and simmer for hours. Poultry men express ambition to produce 45 billion eggs in 1944.
Russian Meat Cakes in Cream Serves Four
Russian cooks master inexpensive meat dishes that are tasty and appealing. Meat Cakes in Cream use rump steak bread soaked in milk onions chives and sour cream shaped into balls and fried in bacon drippings for a simple dish serving four.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Federation Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Harrison Street
Red Cross Sewing Rooms
O. BS
West Tenth Avenue
O'Clock
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
EB. O. Sisterhood
J. T. Scott
Seventh Avenue
First Baptist Business Women's Circle
Little Flower Mission Guild
Dan Long
van Buren Street
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Jack Jerman
Central Avenue
Women of
West
Y. W. C. A. Business Girls Committee
Faye Gordon
Lincoln Street
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Paul Shelford
First Presbyterian Woman's Council
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship
Buchanan Street
Methodist
W. S.C S
J. P. Wrather
North Taylor Street
Baptist W. M. A
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Felow
Jones Electric Shop
TSCW
Globe News
E. Éth
Mary Adell Miner
POLK
Curtis
Denver
Olorado
New York
By Lerrice Streett
A. D. Foreman, Sr
O.allison Chiropractor
Monroe
Cretney Drug
Ruth Millett
Howard McDonald
Maryland
St. Joseph
Red Cross
Freeman’s Flowers
Washington
M Kitchen
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
First National Bank
Benson School of Commerce
Clovis
New Mexico
White & Kirk
Amarillyo
N. & Griggs & Sons
N. S. Griggs & Sons
N.s.griggs & Sons
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Hitler
Amarillo Gas Company
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