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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1950

Page

18

Grand Avenue WMU Bible Study Led by Rev. Carmichael

Grand Avenue Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met for a Bible Study led by Rev. Tom Carmichael on Leviticus yesterday afternoon. Mrs. W. B. Stradley opened with prayer, and the group planned adopting a ill person in Oklahoma as a project. A donation box went to Buckner's Open Home in Dallas. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Tom Carmichael and numerous members. next meeting is set for May 16 at 2 PM.

Grand Avenue Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Tom Carmichael W. B. Stradley Christ L. A. Cloud Oklahoma Buckner Dallas Mesdames D. PF. Fansler W. D. Stradley Raymond Graves Forrest Stradley O. T. Pfeiffer J. R. Banes E. A. Garrett Cecil Day

Reader Advice on Women and Philandering Declines Relationships

A Miss Dix column cites that most affairs with married men arise from gainful pursuit by women, though some seduce for forbidden fruit. A follow up warns against damaged suitors, favoring steady men. The long answer recommends persistent courting as a path to marriage, with emphasis on faithfulness and resilience.

A.M

McKinley School Pupils Stage Book Worms Play

Fifth grade pupils at McKinley School presented Book Worms Don't Have To Bite directed by Mrs Ima Kurten for Sanborn School in the auditorium yesterday morning. Cast included Tom Lackey announcer Loretta Ingram bookworm Annetta Graham Mary Alvena Ritcha Jo March Gay Nell Greenroyd Alice in Wonderland James Lee Stevens Heidi and more. The fifth grade chorus under Mrs B M Castleberry sang Mexican songs with soloists Donnie McCaray Vesta Lee Wright Billie Jean Blyd Larry Jacobs Juanita Ingram Helen Knight Almae Ritcha Dorothy Butler Janeane Lyles Gene Cross John Carroll Lee and Mary Ann Castleberry danced The Mexican Hat.

McKinley School Ima Kurten Sanborn School Tom Lackey Loretta Ingram Annetta Graham Mary Alvena Ritcha Jo March Gay Nell Greenroyd Alice In Wonderland James Lee Stevens Heidi McKinley 8. M. Castleberry Donnie McCaray Vesta Lee Wright Billie Jean Blyd Larry Jacobs Juanita Ingram Helen Knight Almae Ritcha Dorothy Butler Janeane Lyles Gene Cross John Carroll Lee Mary Ann Castleberry

Members Observe Birthdays at Meet

Ladies Auxiliary 180 to Carpenters' Local 665 met for luncheon at the VFW Hall yesterday. Birthday honorees spanned January to June with special music by Mrs. I. F. Goodrich. Attendees included Mesdames Joe B. Moat R. O. Fisk J. N. Stauffer C. T. Hopkins P. A. Almquist O. A. Townsend E. A. Baker C. A. Davidson J. J. Mille T. H. Holland W. W. Finch K. L. Cox Karl Degenharat Guy Lee I. F. Goodrich M. L. eo Joe E. Greer and A. J.

Ladies Auxiliary Carpenters VFW I. F. Goodrich Joe B. Moat R. O. Fisk J. N. Stauffer C. T. Hopkins P. A. Almquist O. A. Townsend E. A. Baker C. A. Davidson J. J. Mille T. H. Holland W. W. Finch K. L. Cox Karl Degenharat Guy Lee M. L. Eo Joe E. Greer A. J

TOS Sewing Club Enjoys Needlework In Allston Home

Mrs. Alfred Allston hosted the TOS Sewing Club at 609 Maryland for an afternoon of individual needlework. Attendees included Mesdames Otho Foster, Les Hudson, W. C. Perry, I. H. Parks, Hoyt Walker, Phillip Jones, Cecil Wilson, and the hostess. The next meeting is set for May 23 at Mrs. Otho Foster’s home. The group recently entertained husbands with a buffet and Canasta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jones. A Maypole centerpiece featured streamers tied to tally cards, spring flowers decor. Mrs. Otho Foster won women’s high and I. H. Parks won men’s high. Mrs. James McKee was low. Attendees also included Forrest Jones and James McKee, among others.

Alfred Allston Maryland TOS Sewing Club Mesdames Otho Foster Les Hudson W. C. Perry I. H. Parks Hoyt Walker Phillip Jones Cecil Wilson Otho Foster North Spring Philip Jones James McKee Messrs Frank Cullum

First Impression Counts In Job Seeking Tips

Betty Clarke urges job seekers to master the first interview by grooming, dress, voice, and manners. Clean skin and nails, minimal makeup, a pressed suit, sensible shoes, and a simple hat project efficiency. A well modulated voice and dignified posture complete the professional image to win the job.

Betty Clarke Newsfeature Susie

Harmony Club Presents Favorite Songs At Trulove Home

Harmony Club members gathered for a musical program at 1610 Taylor in the Trulove residence. Guests included Mrs. Otis Trulove and Mrs. Watson B. Hamilton as assistant hostess. The program featured Miss Mary Munn with piano backup, readings on Fisk Jubilee Singers, and performances of diverse vocal and piano pieces by members such as Mrs. J. Ernest Stroud and Mrs. Maynard Drake. The next spring luncheon is planned for May 22 at First Christian Church.

Harmony Club Otis Trulove Taylor Watson B. Hamilton J. M. Simpson Mary Munn Amarillo College Hurshelene Journey- McCarty Durante John Carpenter Sonny Boy Curran Carl Wilson America Wendell Henry Coleridge Taylor J. T. Smith Fisk Jubilee Singers Howard Boxwell Burleigh J. Ernest Stroud Maynard Drake Harry Morning Leander Campbell R. C. Martini Schubert Clark Wagner Harry G. Morning Ruth Griffin

Auxiliary Holds Business Session Viva Chapter Meeting

The Viva Chapter of the International Association of Theatrical and Stage Employees Local 469 met at Mrs. Sybil May’s home at 3401 Tyler for a business session. Attendees included Mesdames Gille Brown Irma Pitt Alice Short Fay Short Viva White Robbie DeWald Elizabeth Willoughby Arlene Cheshire Joyce McAdams Thelma Cheshire Lorene Holder Maude.

Viva International Association of Theatrical and Stage Sybil May Tyler

Meeting Notice for Nita Cheshire Household Group

The next gathering is scheduled for June 2 at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Arlene Cheshire 205 North Johnson. Members Cooper and Nita Cheshire are noted as attendees.

Cooper Nita Cheshire The Hos Arlene Cheshire North Johnson

Ted Club Plans Installation Of New Officers

Members of the TED Club will install new officers during a luncheon at 12 30 o clock tomorrow at Dowell s Saratoga 419 North Fillmore.

TED Club Dowell Saratoga North Fillmore

Pleasant Valley PTA Meeting Set After Student Play

Pleasant Valley School first graders present a play for the PTA at 3 p m tomorrow. The group will review this year’s work during the business session. The executive board convenes at 1 30 p m.

Pleasant Valley Pta Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association

Ina Neely Hosts La Costura Club Luncheon

Mrs Ina Neely hosted the La Costura Club at a luncheon at the Marine Grill yesterday. Shasta daisies decorated the table. Attendees included R L Allen Clara Blackburn C J Blackburn May Brummett B Harris Emma Havener H H Hawkins C S Pryor D A Park C E Osgood M G Monaghan C R McAfee R B Latham Iran P Key J B Dickson J C Ritter Agnes Smith Otis Trulove S D Vaughn S P Vineyard and J A Cavin. The next meeting will be a coffee on May 23 at 10 in the home of Mrs Clara Blackburn 2100 Harrison with co-hostesses Mrs C S Pryor and Mrs J R Scott.

Ina Neely la Costura Club Marine Grill Mesdames R. L. Allen Clara Blackburn C. J. Blackburn May Brummett B. Harris Emma Havener H. H. Hawkins C. S. Pryor D. A. Park C. E. Osgood M. G. Monaghan C. R. McAfee

Easy Way With Fish Bake with crumbs and milk wash

Wash and dry small fish then dip in milk and crumbs with salt and pepper. Arrange in a greased porcelain enameled pan and bake about 20 minutes in a hot oven with butter. Soak the pan after dinner and wash with soapy water to remove lingering fish odor.

Opal’s Colors From Reflected Light in Tiny Cracks

Reflected light through many tiny cracks causes an opal to display its vibrant colors. The effect arises as light refracts within the stone’s microstructures, creating a shifting play of hues observable from different angles.

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