Summer Beauty Plans For Warm Weather
Summer cosmetics shift toward lighter fragrances and travel friendly sachets. Perfume alternatives like toilet water suit hot months, with advice on storage and fabric consideration. Also mentions different scents evoking May mornings and forget-me-nots, plus the idea of testing on skin versus clothing. In Columbus, Ohio, plans to stock city ponds with game fish for children to catch and curb mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
U.P
Park Service
Grover F. Clements
Ohio Division of Conservation
State Department
Church Groups Schedule Meetings In West Amarillo
The Business Women Circle of West Amarillo Christian Church meets Miss Frances Ellison at 108 Maryland Street Monday night at 8. Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist meets Monday at 11 30 with a covered dish luncheon and special program. Gleaners Class of San Jacinto Baptist held a party at Mrs H H Thomas 106 Mississippi Street with Mrs M J Barry as guest. Martha Class of First Baptist held a luncheon at the church with a full program and multiple members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Circle
West Amarillo Christian Church
Frances Ellison
Maryland Street
Orlock
Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
Gleaners
San Jacinto Baptist Church
H. H. Thomas
Mississippi Street
M. J. Barry
Mesdaines Eldred Cummings
Fritz Schmer
Jack Whisenant
A. J. Hart
J. d. Whelten
Bernice Gates
Howard McElvany
Lota Pinkley
Roy Hooks
Martha
First Baptist Church
H. B. Reynolds
G. Gillespie
W. EB. Landrum
Jin Bell
H. Routh
W. G. Routh
Roy Cullum
DeLaine Williams
Pat McClarney
Mabel Rowan
R. D. Blasingame
M. L. Webb
L. G. Marshall
Roy Haskins
John F. Coffman
R. H. Routh
Jim Bell
W. C. Newman
R. B. Peterson
L. D. Blasingame
P. O Anderson
C. C. Gillespie
W. E. Landrum
Howard Richey
A. P. Black
Rowan
Nutrition Is HD Interest District 1 meeting reports progress
Home Demonstration women from 16 counties gathered for a District 1 meeting to study nutrition first aid and gardening. The program featured greetings by Judge E O Northcutt, remarks by Mrs T J Maloney and Mrs Charles Walker, a victory demonstration by Doris Leggitt, and a play by the Sunny Side Club followed by music and a round table on our war job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Drury
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Potter County
E. O. Northcutt
T. J. Maloney
June brides demand angel gowns in short notice wartime weddings
New York reports that June 1942 brides favor white gowns and practical outfits suited to wartime. Furlough brides buy quick, ready-to-wear styles. formal ceremonies relax, invitations may be handwritten, and double duty gowns in color rise in popularity. Designers feature simple, economical rayon and shell fabrics for post wedding wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
NEA Service
New York
Fifth Avenue
Periwinkle
Evening Calendar of Local School and Civic Events
The Calendar lists a penny supper by Forest Hill PTA at 7, Jo Ann Moreman Preparatory Certificate Recital at 8 by Musical Arts Conservatory, a Child Evangelship Fellowship program at Federation Club Rooms, a story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 4, AAUW honoring senior girls at Federation Club Rooms 3:30 to 5, Sam Houston Band Parents rummage sale at 413 East Fourth, and piano recitals at 8 by Mrs. George E. May at the Presbyterian Children's Home auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Moreman
Musical Arts Conservatory
Amarillo Public Library
American Association of University Women
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Federation Club
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
East Fourth Avenue
George E. May
The
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Nell Lacy Weds Ermon Newton in City Home Ceremony
Miss Nell Lacy and Ermon Newton were married last Monday at the San Jacinto Church of Christ in the minister Clinton V Oldham home. The bride wore a pink plaid suit with navy accessories and was attended by Mrs W F Magee and Morris Martin. The bride, daughter of Mrs W E Lacy of McKinney, is a McKinney High School graduate and nurse at the Preventorium. Newton, son of Mr and Mrs W C Newton of Lubbock, is Amarillo High School and Texas Tech alumnus, now a telegraph relay worker for the Santa Fe Railway. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Lacy
Ermon EF. Newton
Clinton V. Oldham
San Jacinto Church
McKinney High School
Newton
W. C. Newton
Lubbock
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Texas Technological College
Santa Fe Railway Company
Beta Sigma Phi Convention Invitation Reaches Texas Members
The Amarillo summons beta sigma phi members to a May 16 and 17, 1942 convention in Potter County Texas featuring a chuck wagon barbecue, Western music, Military Ball, talent parade, hospitality events, and a Sunday morning assembly with an international representative from Kansas City. Officials Jenkins Miller Simpson certify the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi! Sorority
Texas
Amarillo
Potter—Summons
Beta Sigma Phis of
Potter County
A. D
Panhandle
General Assembly of All Girls
Hazel Hurst
Kansas City
Joe A. Jenkins
City of
Mary V. Miller
Beta Sigma Phi of
Col
F. A. Simpson
Public Asked To Program Tonight
One hundred children in the Child Evangelism Classes will be presented in a public program at 8 oclock tonight in the Federation Club Rooms. Children of all denominations will be presented in the program of singing and demonstrations of summer park projects. The park projects include a story hour in which picture illustrations of Bible and other educational themes are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Club
Camille Campbell Celebrates First Birthday Party
Camille Campbell was honored on her first birthday at a party hosted by her mother Mrs. R H Campbell at 702 Prospect Street. The four tier cake bore scattered roses and a single candle as ice cream accompanied the cake. Guests included Patti Hulen Jacque Lynne Wallace Mary Kay Godson Dorothy Ann Godson Patricia Alexander Warrine Shreve Bob Godson and Tommie Caraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Campbell
R. H. Campbell
Prospect Street
Patti Hulen
Jacque Lynne Wallace
Mary Kay Godson
Dorothy Ann Godson
Patricia Alexander
Warrine Shreve
Bob Godson
Tommie Caraway
Gum workers raise big sum for Red Cross in Chicago
About 2,000 William Wrigley Jr. Company employees donated labor and resources to raise 75,815.35 for the Red Cross by producing 12,519,000 sticks of gum and distributing 125,000 boxes of gum with notices of the donation. The Chicago chapter received the check as gross wholesale receipts exceeded 75,000. Akron fire trap condemned house sparks war production funds drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
William Wrigley, Jr.ompany
Red Cross
Ross
The
Akron, O
Akron
Recitals at 4 and 8 This Sunday and Monday
Frances Sue King will perform a piano and vocal recital Sunday at 4 in Miss Lilly Larsen's studio. Time Floyd, piano student of Mrs Leta Crudgington, appears Monday at 8 in the First Christian Church parlor with LeEtta Davis as guest vocalist. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sue King
Scott J. King
Arch Road
Time Floyd
Leta Crudgington
First Christian Church
LeEtta Davis
E. A. Paschal
Mrs Strong to Visit Red Carnation Lodge
Mrs Agnes L Strong of Boone Iowa grand president of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers will visit Red Carnation Lodge No 345 at a luncheon Wednesday at 12 oclock at the Blackstone Hotel Reservations may be made with Mrs Fred Baird telephone 2 3997 Mrs Jess Webb 2 1733 or Mrs Ernest Massey 2 2332
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes L. Strong
Boone, Iowa
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Red Carnation Lodge
Blackstone Hotel
Fred Baird
Jess Webb
Ernest Massey
Sewing Clubs Host Garden Party and Meetings
Mrs R Dean Kirk assisted by her mother hosted a La Costura Club gathering at 1900 Tyler with garden flower decor and a salad course. Members and guests included many local women. a special meeting is planned at Mrs Park’s home. The Thursday Sewing Club sent cigarette packages to the Service Men's Civic Center and presented a birthday gift to Mrs Tom Lene. The Modern Matrons Club met at Mrs John Wills’ home with plans for a May 28 gathering and Pollyanna gift exchange at Mrs Bailey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Costura Club
R. Dean Kirk
Ida Elliott
la Costtura Club
Service Men's Civic Center
John Pritchman
Grand Street
Tom Lene
Clark McCully
Tony Bowles
W. D. Brestle
Boyd Reynolds
Lene
W. C. Alexander
Wallace Winfield
Sam White
Winfield
Kentucky Street
Pierian Club Hears Review Of The Moon Is Down
Mrs. Howard Lynch reviewed John Steinbeck's The Moon Is Down at a Pierian Junior Club meeting in Mrs. Dale Smith's home. The club will mimeograph yearbooks next season to save money, donating 20 dollars to the U S. Panama canal origins trace to early 16th century endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lynch
John Steinbeck
Pierian Junior Club
Dale Smith
Hayden Street
Vance Huff
U.S
F. M. Gordon
Lynch
W. B. Thomas, Jr
Book Review Planned By Central Junior High PTA
The Central Junior High PTA will present a book review at 8 p.m. Monday May 18 in the school auditorium. Mrs Harold L Nichols will review The Firedrake by Elgin Croseclose. The author is a professional economist with the war department and a former missionary in Persia. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds benefit the USO and the Victory Garden supplying lunches for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High Parent Teacher Association
Harold L. Nichols
Elgin Croseclose
War Department
Persia
Victory Garden
We the Women by Ruth Millett
In a wartime message to Mrs America the author urges women to stay active without registration. Households will run clothes maintenance cooking and canning with scarce car access and reduced deliveries. Housewives face increased shopping and responsibility as living standards adjust.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NFA
Jayne’'S
America
Milliona
Norma
Jayne
Dowie & Co
Buchanan
SIS
Mt Howrey
Gulf OF Men
Ate
Violet
Wild Rose
Hawthore
ARK
APPLE
yeLaason
Sy Laura F Heeler
Amarillo Globe
Neochiocrat Dept
Eighth Avenue
N. Y
Martita
Lydia B. Pinkham
Uncle Sam
Mary Lewis
Jane
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Nell Lacy Is
EK. Newton
Rita
Juste
NABISCO + NATIONAL’ BISCUIT COMPANY
Beta Sigma Phis
Country Club Cleaners
Mrs. Strong
Lodge
Mesdames Iaa Neely
W. C. Boyce
Lela Morgan
W. E. Colley
C. & Pryor
George M. Waddill
J. W. Collins
Otis Trulove
C. A. Robertson
D. A. Park
J. W. Burks
Ben Henson
C. J. Blackburn
8. P. Vineyard
Frank Satterfield
Lester Stone
John Wills
Carolina Street
Bill Daugherty
J. R. Osburn
R. T. Bailey
Ben R. Beck
Lawson Morgan
W. F. Lendsey
O. A. Hensley
Art McKay
A. B. Morgan
Pierian Club
Panama Canal
Hunsley
House OF Color
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Minnesota
General Milla Ins
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
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