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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
3
A vintage kitchen note explains why furniture casters wear rugs, and offers ideas like a porcupine salad with nuts stuck in fruit and celery in tomato. It advises glazing cookies by painting dough before baking and explains pie crust shrinking requires pressing into corners and extending beyond edges.
Miss Ann Lee a sophomore and Miss Jane Manning a freshman were crowned as class queens at Amarillo College during the Sigma Alpha Delta engineers ball in the college gym. Runners up became maids of honor, with several seniors and freshmen named, and the winners will be pictured in the 1937 Palo Duro year book. The event was supervised by J. F. Mead, college president.
A new P E O Sisterhood chapter called AI Chapter was organized at Mrs H E Smiths Talmage Place in Amarillo. State organizer J B Fischer has visited most Texas chapters this year as the third Amarillo chapter joins the thirty fifth in the state ahead of the April 15 18 El Paso state convention. The supreme PEO is international with twenty five to twenty nine thousand members and operates Cottey College in Nevada Missouri. Amarillo attendees include Pexsy Seible Louise McClure and Amber Darnell.
The Security Benefit Association social will meet Monday at 3 PM at the W. O. W Hall. Mrs Imogene Pare will direct a 45 minute program presented by the Potter County Lierrs with Edward Pearce as president in charge.
The Social Calendar lists a Maria Class banquet and officer installation at First Baptist Church’s Herring Hotel at 7 30. Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team hosts a bridge and 42 party at 707 North Taylor Street at 8. River Road Home Demonstration Club pies and chil supper at River Road School at 7 30. Woodmen Circle social at W C W Hall at 9. Forest Hill School auditorium program at o'clock. Saturday Easter dinner dance at Amarilla Country Club at o'clock.
The Jolly Tribe Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Harry Warren's home 610 A Fast Eleventh Avenue. Bridge scores favored Mrs. Carl Gray with high, Mrs. Harry Dumbell second, and guest high to Mrs. J M Webb. A salad course followed. nineteen members and guests attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Twaddell's home.
The junior department of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold an Easter egg hunt in San Jacinto Park on Saturday afternoon at 2 30. The teachers and officers join in organizing the event for the children.
The Alice Landergin P T A executive board and room mothers hosted a teachers dinner and program on Wednesday evening with Easter themed decorations. Mrs. J. D. Lawson chaired as toastmaster and Mrs. C. R. Waner opened with an invocation, while Miss Blanche Davidson led songs and Mrs. Lawson read an original poem about the teachers. Various members and guests attended including Mrs. W. R. Irwin and Mrs. Westbay, with many others listed as present.
The Homecraft Club hosted by Mrs. B B Breeding enjoyed a noon covered dish luncheon with guests G R Stuckey Vera Blackshear 8 D Rogers J W Thomas and W B Dial. Next Thursday Mrs J W Thomas will entertain the club. Mid Week Bridge at Mrs Mazzie Snee’s produced high score for Mrs Fidon Lewis with others including Mrs Eula Formby and Mrs J T Hail. The Severth District Texas Federation of Music Clubs program features I D Cole speaking on women's roles in the Greater Texas and Pan American Expositions.
The Amarillo Girl Scouts host a luncheon in the Canary Room of the Amarillo Hotel on Thursday at noon. Guest speaker is Miss Bessie Vine, a national staff member. Reservations call 4523. Public invited. Also promoting Golden Glint Rinse at cosmetic counters.
Reports from Sunnyside and Soncy clubs note quilting tips and block making for Grandmother Parker with members from Parker Dowie Holden Wilson Miller Longstreth Brown Hogge Jones Fesser Parker. River Road Club to host chili and pie supper at the school tonight at 7 30 with a student program and games.
Mrs. Howard F. Lauder presented her piano pupils in a Monday recital at the studio 804 Jefferson Street The program featured Easter lily motifs in flowers and music Participants included Nettie Tou Keirsey Lendahr Green Helen Marie Downey Howard Lauder Marilyn Cornelius Joan Green Juanita Hobdy S E Ross Nancy Sue Ong Ruby Lauder Margie Jean Nuckols Ruth Lauder and Robert Lauder.
Lucky Eight Bridge Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Lee McDaniels on Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs Bedford Gibson with second to Mrs Irvin Mitchell. Attendees included Bill Hempill George Prescott Howard Brooks Jack Coulter Cecil Green and Lee McDaniels with Mrs Green at 739 North Cleveland Street.
Mrs. Bill Britt of Ruidoso New Mexico and Miss Margaret Wagner of Cross Plains were honored with a bridge party hosted by Mrs. J. Weaver and Mrs. Carroll Whiteside at Mrs. Weaver’s home. The event featured Easter green and yellow decorations and prizes for Greta Mae Cayton, Mrs. Helen Feijerabend, Miss Louise Whiteside, and the two guests.
The Bible Study Club of the Beginners No. 1 department met with Mrs. Joe Pendleton at 3304 Polk Street Monday afternoon. Roll call cited Bible verses and the lesson was on Women of the Bible. Talks were given by leader Mrs. A L Jordan and mesdames A F Wille N V Moss and Warner Lee. Other members present included Mesdames George Smith A R Morrison W G C Newman and the hostess.
The North Highway Community Club postpones its meeting planned for tonight at Pleasant Valley School until Monday.
A reader advises saving leftover cereal by storing it in a rinsed bowl in the refrigerator and turning it into browned breakfast cakes. The column warns that imperfect electric wires cause damages and suggests inspecting home wiring for wear to prevent incidents. It also notes brushing brick around hearths with oil to maintain condition.
Itching or rash relief offered by Black and White Ointment with over 20 years of use. Also promotes Black and White Skin Soap for quicker results. Trial size 10c and large can 250. Available at all druggists.
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