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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
10
Santa Fe Railway employees in the general office building auditorium held a party and dance recently. Guests enjoyed square and round dancing and socializing in the event this week.
A reader suggests using aluminum foil for cakes rather than baking chicken. The column covers seasonal price lows for lemons lettuce tomatoes and cabbage and notes some Louisiana strawberries wiped out by recent storms. It provides oyster serving ideas and a pepper ring eggs dish with a complete meal plan.
A Tuesday Study Club meeting at Mrs. C. W. Farr’s home featured a program on History of Music and Opera led by Mrs. B. M. Holland and Origin of American Song by Mrs. H. A. Hertner. Members voted a Red Cross donation and will meet again at 2 30 pm on April 18 after Easter themed refreshments.
Pollyanna Sewing Club will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs A D Nance located at 834 Western.
Social calendar lists events for Friday across Amarillo including AAUW Antiques Appreciation group at 10, IOOF Hall lunch for Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Economy Home Demonstration Club at 12, First Baptist Philathea Class at Blackstone, and many more. Recital by Sue Anne Skagere noted.
Betty Lou answers a reader in a 1920s advice column explaining that a widower may love his second wife as much as or more than his first. The piece notes second marriages are often happier than first and urges the young woman to embrace her role as the man's No 2 while reflecting on mature matrimony.
Smith's Castle, a 270 year old mansion on Roger Williams site, built by Richard Smith Jr on Narragansett land, will be restored as a historic shrine.
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