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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1950

Page

9

Family Reunion In Smallwood Home

Mr and Mrs Harold D Smallwood hosted a family reunion at 3802 Northeast Twenty Third with a covered dish luncheon on Sunday. Attendees included Hugh Watson, Jess Watson, H A Watson, Sharon, Leon Watson, Troy Edward, Joe Watson and family, Wesley Watson, Gwendolyn Garey, Max Camp, Gayle, Marshall Tredway, Brenda, Clifton Meyer, Janice, J W Watson, Gladys, Rilda Smallwood, Jerry and Leroy, Troy Payne, Gerald, Tom Jones, Ira Huckaby and the hosts.

Harold D. Smallwood Northeast Twenty-Third Messrs Hugh Watson Jerry Jess Watson H. A. Watson Sharon Leon Watson Troy Edward Joe Watson Family Wesley Watson Gwendolyn Garey Max Camp Gayle Marshall Tredway Brenda Clifton Meyer Janice J. W. Watson Gladys Rilda Smallwood

Friendship Class Is Entertained

Members of the Friendship Class of the Buchanan Street Methodist Church were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C L Thompson. The losing penny contest team led by Mrs. Thompson entertained the winning team led by Mrs. J N Brewer. Games and contests furnished entertainment for the evening. The next meeting will be a business session in the home of Mrs. C H Mills on May 19 at 10:30 oclock with a covered-dish luncheon at noon.

Buchanan Street Methodist Church C. L. Thompson North Buchanan Thompson J. N. Brewer Messrs W. R. Hill J. W. Stauffer Earl Moore W. R. McDowell W. A. Burrows Mesdames C. C. Crist Mary Clayton Lucy Saunders Mattie Reneau Lena Woodward Maud Pascoe C. E. McPherson Florence Smith H. L. Sharp M. P. Massey C. H. Mills East Twenty-Third

Chapter Installs Officers at Meet

The Viva Chapter Auxiliary to Local No. 469 of the IATSE held an officer installation at a Capitol Hotel dinner. John Scoggan welcomed guests and presented the chapter colors. Mrs Gille Brown became president with installing officers Mrs Sybil May and Mrs Thelma Cheshire. The next meeting is May 5 at 7:30 at Mrs Sybil May’s home.

Viva International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes Capitol Hotel IATSE John Scoggan Jerry Cheshire Gille Brown Sybil May Thelma Cheshire R. D. Short T. C. McAdams Mesdames Gille Brown Vica White Irma Pitt Marguerite Scoggan Nita Cheshire Alice Short Elizabeth Willoughby Maude Cooper

Health topic at Culture Club program leads to new auditor

Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. A. B. Kirby's home in West Eleventh with Mrs. E. C. McReynolds elected to fill the unexpired auditor term of Mrs. B. F. Ellis. Roy Cowie presided as vice president. Health was discussed with first aid tips. Mrs. Nichols spoke on Victims of Arthritis and Mrs. Owens on New Drugs. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Doche. installation of officers planned for May 15.

E. C. McReynolds B. F. Ellis Twentieth Century Culture Club A. B. Kirby West Eleventh Roy Cowie J. H. Nichols R. H. Owens Roy Doche R. E. Abbott Glenn Askew Townsend Douglas T. F. Gilbert W. L. Hickerson Charles Hook H. B. Jordan Charles Montgomery E. G. Powell Lonnie Smith J. P

Housewarming For Mr and Mrs L E Rakes

Mrs Rhea Smith and Mrs Homer Tepe hosted a surprise housewarming Sunday evening at 813 LaSalle in honor of Mr and Mrs L E Rakes. Guests included Fred Beall Jim Johnson Jesse Fletcher M H Sneed C B Witt Esker Smith Woodrow Henderson Ted Rackley and Flora Porterfield. Gift givers were Bob Marshall Clyde Burton Anna Lee Walters and Crystal McElvany.

Rhea Smith Homer Tepe L. E. Rakes LaSalle Messrs Mes Fred Beall Jim Johnson Jesse Fletcher M. H. Sneed C. B. Witt Esker Smith Woodrow Henderson Ted Rackley Flora Porterfield Bob Marshall Clyde Burton Anna Lee Walters Crystal McElvany

Garden Group Plans Plant Sale and Library Flowers

Polk Street Methodist Church Garden Group met for luncheon and business at Mrs. Charles Odell home. Odell led a review of 18 months of work and the group voted to furnish flowers and containers for the new Negro Library. An annual plant sale followed with 21 attendees. next meeting scheduled for June.

Polk Street Methodist Church Charles Odell Monroe Odell New Negro Library

Saucy Vegetables With Cream Sauce

Recipe notes for a thin white sauce in a double boiler using flour fat and milk to make enough gravy for six servings. It advises stirring the flour into hot fat, blending in milk, cooking until thick, then seasoning and adding bits of leftover meat eggs or grated cheese to serve over carrots beans onions potatoes or peas.

More storage space by hanging enamelled kitchen ware

Reading like a 20th century home advice item the note suggests adding rows of porcelain enamel utensils near the range or refrigerator. The enamel ware with red or black trim provides readily accessible storage while enhancing color and cleanliness in the kitchen.

Pleasant Valley Woman's Council Plans All Day Meeting

Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council will meet tomorrow for an all day session starting at 9 30 in the morning. The gathering will include a covered dish luncheon in the church.

Woman’s Council Pleasant Valley Christian Church

Skaptar Jokull eruption hurt Scottish crops in 1783

The Icelandic volcano Skaptar Jokull erupted in 1783 and sent dust and fumes that damaged crops in Scotland about 600 miles away, illustrating far reaching atmospheric effects.

Scotland

Keep It in the Open Control Case on Night Table

Guidance on placing an automatic blanket control near the bed for stable temperature readings. Do not hide under pillow covers or near heat sources to avoid temperature fluctuations. Ensure the device remains accessible and exposed to ambient room conditions.

Regular Fridge Motor Cleaning Tips

Cleaning advice advises removing dirt and lint from refrigerator motors twice yearly. Turn off the unit before using a vacuum attachment or stiff brush to avoid hazards and ensure safe maintenance.

Electric fan speeds thawing fruit for serving cold

The General Electric Consumers Institute advises using an electric fan to thaw frozen fruit ready to serve cold. A 12 to 16 ounce package thaws in about one hour under the fan's breeze.

General Electric Consumers Institute

Storing Sandwiches For Advancing Party Prep

Storing tea sandwiches requires wrapping in a damp cloth, covering with waxed paper, and refrigerating. Most kinds should not be stored longer than 24 hours before use.

Young People Hold Hamburger Fry at Church

Thompson Park hosted a Friday evening hamburger fry by the Young People’s Department of Grand Avenue Baptist Church. The gathering featured songs and a radio program, with attendees including Harold Harbour Christine Garrett Peggy Cloud Melvin Finley Doris West Smokey Gangwere Calvin Finley Dolores West Nancy Gangwere Billie Cloud Jerome Green Ann Smith Gaynelle Mills Buddy Cloud Kenneth Brewer Jimmy Warren William Melson Jean Smith James McGowen Carol Melson John Conner Leona McGowen Alvin Finley and Mrs W R Melson.

Grand Avenue Baptist Church Young People’s Department Thompson Park Harold Harbour Christine Garrett Peggy Cloud Melvin Finley Doris West Smokey Gangwere Calvin Finley Dolores West Nancy Gangwere Billie Cloud Jerome Green Ann Smith Gaynelle Mills Buddy Cloud Kenneth Brewer Jimmy Warren William Melson Jean Smith James MceGowen Carol Melson John Conner Leona McGowen Alvin Finley W. R. Melson

Beef Quick Fix Casserole Recipe Ad

A recipe using Morton House Brown Gravy and beef to make a four serving beef and vegetable casserole with potatoes peas carrots and pastry lined ramekins baked thirty minutes in a moderate oven. Includes serving suggestions and a prize winning recipe credit to Mrs C T Subbie of Fort Worth Texas.

Morton Brown House Morton House C. T. Subbie Frederick Place Fort Worth Texas

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