Miss Sturch Weds Lt Walker in Wichita Falls Ceremony
Miss Nina Lee Sturch daughter of Mrs Leona Sturch 802 Arthur Street married Lieut Lee Otis Walker son of Mr and Mrs O J Walker in a single ring ceremony at Grace Methodist Church parsonage Wichita Falls Rev W Bucy officiated Attendants were Lieuts Harry L Watt and George J Tilley Amarillo Army Air Field The bride wore a beige gaberdine suit with blue blouse corsage red rosebuds After May 15 the couple will reside in Amarillo with Walker stationed at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Nina Lee Sturch
Leona Sturch
Arthur Street
Lee Otis Walker
O. J. Walker
Checota
Okla
Grace Methodist Church
W. ©. Bucy
Harry L. Watt
George J. Tilley
Amarillo Army Air Field
Herring Hotel
Walker
Checotah High School
Connor's State College
Warner
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Sigma Tau Gamma
Army Air Forces
Amarillo Field
Sheppard Field
Amarillo
Miss Annie McDonald To Give Fifth Lesson at Day Nursery
The Amarillo Day Nursery will host the fifth lesson in its child care course taught by Miss Annie McDonald at 2 PM tomorrow afternoon. The session covers the application of the principles of child psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McDonald
Amarillo Day Nursery
Calendar items highlight community events and food program plans
The notice lists a busy schedule of PTA events, church and club meetings, concerts, and dances in Amarillo. It details an expanded Food for Freedom project, Home Demonstration plans, district meetings, 4-H activities, and lectures, with dates, times, and hosts.
Local Ladies Named in District I Note
Connellee and a list of women including Mrs. John Detten Sunnyside Mrs. R. D. Leeper Forest Hill Mrs. Vincent Pondet Mrs. J. L. Glasgow Mrs. Glenn Scott Pleasant Valley Mrs. Oscar Detten Sunnyside Mrs. R. S. Paul Thrifty Mrs. J. E. John Pleasant Valley Mrs. W. T. Willis Mrs. John Wills and Mrs. Charles Walker of Panhandle vice president of district I Miss Lokey Mrs. E. B. Perryman and Mrs. R. D. Love are named as attendees or officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potterpha Alpha
Beta Sigma County
Comaeeee Federation Club Rooms
Cll
Pauline Lakey
J. H. Johnson
Miss Lokey
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Potter County Court Room
Home Demonstration Council
Randall County
L. L. Byers
Floyd County
J. Coffee
Travis County
Deaf Smith County
W. Campbell
R. S. Connellee
W. H. Pondet
J. L. Glasgow
Producers’ Grain Corporation
Sear’s Roebuck Company
Victory Gardens
Potter County
Bushland
Pleasant Valley
Sunnyside
Amarillo
Federation Club
Miss Lakey
J. F. Rosborough
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Lokey
John Detten
Sue McDonald
Home Economics
Lee Williamson
R. S
E. B. Perryman
R. D. Love
Supper Given In Collins Residence
Miss Margaret McKenzie, soon to wed Pfc. Arthur Abrams of Dalhart on May 14, was honored at a buffet supper hosted by her aunts Mrs. J. W. Collins and Mrs. Earl Mayne and cousin Mrs. Eric Nye at the Collins home 1615 Harrison Street. The table centerpiece a globe with a miniature bride and groom, blue tulle, blue irises and pansies, and pansy place cards highlighted the blue wedding color along with peonies tulips and irises in the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McKenzie
Pfc
Arthur Abrams
Dalhart
J. W. Collins
Earl Mayne
Eric Nye
Collins
Harrison Street
Miss McKenzie
Miss King Is Complimented In Personal Shower
Miss June King bride elect of Lt. Jack Webster was honored at a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Glen Franks and Mrs. Homer Holcomb at 808 Kentucky Street. The couple, daughter of Mamie King and Lt. Webster, will wed May 18 in Tampa Florida where he is stationed. Aquamarine blue and white decorations featured letters on cakes reading June and Jack. Attendees included Mesdames Guy Barnes and Robert S. Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June King
Jack Webster
Glen Franks
Homer Holcomb
Wallace Winfield
Kentucky Street
Miss King
Mamie King
North
Cleveland Street
Lt. Webster
Scott Webster
Crockett Street
Tampa
Fla
June
Jack
Mesdames
Guy Barnes
Robert S. Boynton
WAACs Open to Signal Corps Applicants
The army will accept a limited number of women into the WAAC Signal Corps. Trainees will be inactive during school in San Antonio, paid as Civil Service at 1020 annually for three months then 1440 yearly after, around six months total, then sent to WAAC training centers for active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
WAAC
Signal Corps
San Antonio
Civil Service
Waac Signal Corps
Sixth Avenue
Polk Street
Bruce Curry
Waacs
Calf heart stuffed with suet and bacon in pastry
A historic recipe details seven basic food groups and uses calf heart as the centerpiece. It guides stuffing with suet marjoram lemon rind egg yolk ham parsley and mustard, then wraps in bacon and dough, bakes for 1 1 2 hours, finishing with egg glaze.
Notable Guests Invitees at Peet Event in Winfield
Roy M. Peet and Hugh Allen host a gathering in Winfield attended by A Pranks King and Misses Betty Barnes Billie June Preddy Elizabeth Hales the honoree and hostesses in a social notices item from the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Peet
Hugh Allen
Winfield
A. Pranks
King
Betty Barnes
Billie June Preddy
Elizabeth Hales
Poplar Grove Manager Is Visitor Here
The state Woodmen Circle manager Mrs. Laura E. Krebs of Austin visits Amarillo for a Poplar Grove meeting at 8 pm Thursday at the W O W Hall. She stays at the Capitol Hotel and attended recent Alpine Grove services in Berger with several Amarillo Borger members. Also include wool care tips for washing very soiled socks and woolen gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Laura E. Krebs
Austin
Amarillo
Poplar Grove
W. O. W. Hall
Krebs
Capitol Hotel
Alpine Grove
Berger
Hithel Laman
Merle Hughey
Georgia Easum
Elizabeth Maxey
Thelma Chesshire
Luncheon Planned by Amarillo Church Women
The Amarillo Council of Church Women schedules its annual May Day luncheon at 12 o'clock Thursday at First Presbyterian Church. In observance of National Family Week May 29 the program titled The Home in a World at War features talks by an average mother an army wife a farm mother a Jewish mother and a social worker. All city women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Council of Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Gordon
Breadcrumb Vermicelli Dish Described in Globe News Ads
A recipe fragment notes cooking vermicelli with mixed bread crumbs for 25 more minutes until browned. It suggests serving with tomato sauce or rich brown gravy as part of Globe News Want Ads.
Amarillo Council Plans National Family Week Programs
The Amarillo Council president Mrs. R. T. Weills said attendance is sought as National Family Week will be observed with programs on several national broadcasting hook-ups. Values inherent in the Christian home are to be stressed. The executive board will meet at 11 o'clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Counc
R. T. Weills
The
Amarillo Council
Hunter College Students Present United Nations Programs
Hunter College students stage a twice weekly Saturday program series at the Perishing Square Information and War Activities Center. Dressed in colorful native costumes, they describe the war activities of the country each represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Hunter College
United Nations
Perishing Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sturch
Mrs. L.). Walker
Western
Africa
Aes
Washington
Georgiana
Siyle Shop Seereee
Enouset
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
San Jacinto
Amarillo College Chorus
College Auditorium
Auditorium
USO
Victory Command
Pierian
Amarillo Country Club
J. A. G Club
J. O. Guleke
Home Interest Club
F. V. Mize
West Nineteenth Avenue
O'Elask
Eres
Red Cross
Lincoln Street
Meen
First Baptist
Irene Cogburn
Mary Leopold
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jackson Street
Homecraft Club
G. A. Runyon
West
Ninth Avenue
Jolly Pals Club
Alonzo Brazil
North Kentucky Street
Jolly Twelve Club
Paramount Theatre
Mystic Weavers Club
C. W. Rogers
Hayden Street
Willing Workers Club
A. L. Ash
Horace Mann Glee Club
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Oc. E.w. Club
Aronson Tea Room
Sandie Mothers Club
W. R. Irwin
T. B. Daniel
R. L. Zelsman
Beryl Needle Club
I. V. Smith
East Sixth Avenue
Beryl Club
Marguerite Green
Folsom D. Jackson
Herb Farm Shop
Ard and Polk
Bruner Pharmacy van Bruner
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
O. K. Mayo
Mayo Dental Laboratory
Paar
Fifth Avenue Shop
Leightons
Borger
Mrs. Myrle Hornbuckle
Thelma Morgan
Callie Dickerson
Effie Steakley
Juanita Fenn
Bonnie Reed
Oleda Lanham
Geneva Dacus
Lillie Louise Jones
Victoria Walker
Corrinne McKee
Eithel Laman
Martha Laman
Dimple Laman
Ellen Hamlin
Globe News
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Prescription
Polk
Brown House Shop
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Leonora
Mademoiselle
White & Kirk
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