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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1943

Page

10

Tunis honors British relief amid street fighting in 1943 report

The article notes tens of thousands welcoming Allied forces in Tunis as British armored columns push through hot streets in dawn to dusk fighting. It describes bewildered German defenses in alleys and a lengthy offensive, while detailing civilian relief and waiting trains. The piece also covers local social notices about a bride elect’s breakfast and related gatherings in Amarillo with multiple attendees from nearby towns.

Pong Sassi Iuner Tunis Welco Ring Miss Driam First Baptist Hare

Thirty Years Commemorated Red Carnation Lodge Anniversary

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Nos. 573 325 and Red Carnation Lodge marked the 30th anniversary with a chicken dinner and dance. Tiny flags highlighted the tables as Mrs. W D Robertson led the invocation and Mrs Maggie Wallace, charter member, received a gift. Music by Mrs H G Morning and Opal Hollingsworth accompanied piano. Mrs W K Fry gave two readings.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Red Carnation Lodge W. D. Robertson M. W. Elliott Maggie Wallace H. G. Morning Opal Hollingsworth W. K. Fry

Susan Dunn Complimented At Fifth Birthday Party

Mrs. Johnny Dunn entertained her daughter Suzan on her fifth birthday at 710 Fairmont Street with games and many guests. Gifts included from Roy Armitage Karola Ledbetter J D Adams and Rebecca Lindly. Trio Division No. 300, Grand International Auxiliary to the B of L B, will meet at 2:30 PM at the I O O F Hall tomorrow.

C. E. Osgood Buchanan Street Arthur Osgood L. D. Lutz Gary Mesdames Robert Wheeler Homer Wheeler W. W. Flewelling Marion Bruce Buck Clinton Okla Howard Schoeffling Christine Griggs William Anderson Winton Rochelle Dallas David Brown Agnes Schiegal Edwin Stuke Mary Alice Cline John Adams Pampa Loraine Bruce Marylille Bandy Betty Scott Louise Russell Adelle Hays Osgood Amarillo Ed Osgood Winston Rochelle C. O. Matthews Adele Hays Miss Oxgood F. Hall Susan Dunn Johnny Dunn Fairmont Street Suzan Frank Brown, Jr Jan Allston Olivia Ray Boyd Carl Jean Hollingsworth Pat Thomas Donna Kay Griffitt Jimmy Dunn Ronnie Emanel Maureta Ann Hannah Jay Osborne Virginia McElvian Tommy Womack Helen Marie Ida Beth Blankenship Judy Kay Dunn Eddie Womack Bill Boyd J. O. Blankenship Maurice Hannah R. J. Osborne Harold McElvian Roy Robert Armitage Grand International B. of L. B. Wil I. O. O. F. Hall Bob Ricks Ricks Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps Fort Des Moines T. K. Morris Bob Robert Ricks Belleview Street Sergeant Ricks

Sewing Clubs Gather for Luncheon and Meetings

The Willing Workers Sewing Club met at 608 Harrison Street for a covered dish luncheon with pink and white carnations. Mrs. L. E. Cantwell was elected club reporter as Mrs. Lane departs for New Mexico. Guests included Mrs. W. Cantwell of Monterrey California and Mrs. Eunice Sneed.

Willing Workers Sewing Club A. L. Ash Harrison Street L. E. Cantwell W. A. Lane New Mexico W. H. Cantwell Monterrey Calif Eunice Sneed Mescdames EF E. Clark John Looney Dale Roberts

War Time Payroll Shrinks In Boise Business

A Boise small business owner reports wartime staffing changes earning the headline. He notes 22 regular employees, a 1942 payroll of 153 names, and only four remained from start to finish of the year.

Boise Ida

How to store blankets for long life and warmth

Store blankets loosely wrapped in a dust proof container then in heavy paper placed in a cool dry place. Do not stack items atop to avoid flattening the nap. Next year brush blankets between launderings to keep them cleaner softer and warmer.

Mrs Hawkins Honored on 80th Birthday by Helping Hand Club

Mrs M F Hawkins was feted at a covered dish luncheon at 1029 Bellaire Street hosted by the Helping Hand Sewing Club. She received a corsage, a birthday cake with eight candles marking eight decades, and a crocheted rug plus gifts from attendees.

M. F. Hawkins Helping Hand Sewing Club R. H. Turner Bellaire Street

Monday Meat Pie From Leftovers With Bran Biscuits

Wells and tested recipes guide using refrigerated leftovers for Monday dinners. The menu features Monday's Meat Pie with roast beef pork or veal, bran buttermilk biscuits, and a bran biscuit recipe to pair. Steps include browning onion, thickening stock, layering meat and biscuits, and baking.

You Can't Be Too Careful With Wool

Warm weather invites storing wool blankets but careful cleaning matters. Wash gently in soft water, under 100 degrees, one blanket at a time, rinse in clear water, and dry with binding down then brushed toward the binding to raise the nap.

JBWC Honors Mothers at Banquet

The Junior Business Women's Club hosted a Mother Daughter banquet Friday at the Capitol Hotel with candlelit tables and sweet peas. The program featured a toastmistress, a vocal, readings, and a review of Mother's Day origins, followed by club songs and a corsage presentation to attending mothers and guests.

Capitol Hotel Janice Lessing Roy Marie Schollenbarger Anna Mary Rose Judy Pittman Ellen Lois Cayton R. M. Rose Kentucky Earl G. Hamlett Joyce Peet Dorothy Peery Myrtle Cooper Vera Cobb G. D. Henderson Ineta Stringer Hales Betty Piak Anna Flnk Irene Wilson Betty Jean Beverly Wilson Ethel Hicks Connie Garrett J. Garrett Evelyn Broaddus T. M. Broaddus Juanita Sykora Mays Floretta Davis C. D. Munday Ansel H. J. Cobb

Naomi Class Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon at Home

The Naomi Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Irene Cogburn’s home at 2010 Polk Street for a covered dish luncheon. Guests included Mesdames Wilma Remp, E B Burnett, G Harris, Bertha Pipkin, Bob Lawler, C B Lawrence, E T Smith, and members W G Baker, W E Konkle, Myrtle Nickell, W E Erwin, Gertrude Herrin, Ada Duling, L F Borden, Henry Murphy, W D Robertson, Allie Wren, D H Taylor, Fred Wright, Pearl Lawrence, Tom Stanley, O V Beck, D Grantham, Henry Blessen, W H Bailey.

Naomi First Baptist Church Irene Cogburn Polk Street

Boston bulldog Pat missing from Thompson Park

A family offers a liberal reward for the return of their white faced Boston bulldog Pat, blind in one eye, lost in Thompson Park. Call 6524 if found. A reader notes a high school girl seeking babysitting work at 9374.

Tack Boston Pat Thompson Park

Hat found with number 623 T 8 5S inside it

A soldier’s hat size 634 with the code 623 T 8 5S was found. The owner can reclaim it at 1309 East Thirteenth Avenue. The note adds a remark about women’s eyes being typically darker than men’s.

Thirteenth Avenue

Glenwood PT meeting postponed to May 18

The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association session set for tomorrow is postponed and rescheduled for Tuesday May 18.

Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association Lee Bivins Parent-Teacher Association McKinley Glennwood PT Glenwood Parent - Teacher Association

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