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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
7
The Rose Bowl Tea Room serves a native French style Thursday menu with a maid’s night out buffet including pressed chicken or roast beef, parsley potatoes, broccoli, Waldorf salad, petit fours, and strawberry ice cream. Also notes garden plant exchange and a 95-year-old visitor from Lorenzo visiting Amarillo for graduation events and a family reunion.
Joe Omlor learns his cousin Pat Omlor has died in action in France. Pat was an infantryman in the English army and was killed during the battle of France. The news came as his sister traveled from Canada to Amarillo by motor.
The Panhandle Plains Historical Society will hold its annual directors meeting Friday afternoon in Dr. J. A. Hill’s office at West Texas State College Canyon. A pre meeting luncheon is set for Friday noon at Stafford Hall boys dormitory and reservations are urged by Friday morning.
The Legion plans a "Surprises" program tonight at Legion Home 1800 Harrison Street. Attendance chairman Charlie Hoppin announces two special days Citizenship Day and Memorial Day observers. John K. Boyce serves as commander of Hanson Post. The meeting is set for 7 30 p m with Citizenship Day on May 19.
The May issue of The Santa Fe includes a photo of J. B. Briscoe, Plains division superintendent, tied to his selection as head of Khiva Temple's division. The Chicago-published magazine praises his city-wide popularity and quotes a verse honoring his leadership and guiding role aboard the temple train.
F. L. Weatherley, knocked down by an automobile at Eighth Avenue and Buchanan Street, was released from Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. Initial fears of a broken hip were dismissed as examinations showed no fractures. the car was driven by Carlton Thompson of 1010 Roberts Street.
The column critiques the swap system of entertaining, warning it harms genuine hospitality and fosters obligation. It contrasts social credit with warmth, then includes a date cookies recipe and a note clarifying a rod length.
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