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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1948
Page
14
A syndicated column presents letters from a separated wife seeking reunion, a wife conflicted by her mother in law, and a woman dismayed by her boyfriend’s shabby dress. Dorothy Dix offers guidance dismissing excessive fuss with practical, blunt counsel.
Advertisement offers a free 1948 edition titled Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits. It promises canning and freezing directions for fruits and berries, recipes for pickles relishes chili sauce marmalades and preserves, and tips for serving frozen or canned fruits.
Members of the Phebean Class of the First Baptist Church met at the church for their monthly social. Mrs. Clyde Love led the opening, devotionals were given by class members, and Miss Shirley Hudson performed accordion selections with Mrs. Buford Low accompanying. Refreshments were served during the social hour to Mrs. James Buford Low Circle Love Bruce Cathey Nelson Hall Nell Cross C Weldon Rogers L S Cotter Bill Hall Ethel York Ruth Baskett and Dorothy Jones.
Mrs. J. P. Burgess hosted a morning coffee at 1217 West Ninth honoring her sisters Mrs. Jesse M. Asbury and Mrs. L. L. Rice of Oklahoma City. The coffee table featured ecru linen, colored roses, and Mrs. Edward H. Little led the silver service. Thirty five guests called during the hours of entertainment.
The Coollette Club met in regular session at FVW Hall on Eighth and Parker with Mrs. Gladys Andrews in charge. Officers reported, plans were made for a May 28 covered dish supper at 8 o'clock, and decorations for a birthday party for children at Prevastona. Guests Mrs. Louise Everhart of Lubbock and Mrs. Wanda Carver of Canadian attended. Nine members present.
A well known citizen recalls five years of gas and bloating until INNER-AID, a 12 juice formula from Nature's Plants, cleared gas and aided digestion. The advertisement claims it cleanses bowels, livens liver, removes old bile, and improves meals taken before eating. Sold by all drug stores.
Chapter Z PEO meets to elect new officers and name delegates for the Texas Music Teachers Association state convention. Elizabeth Spegal Morris elected president and delegate, with Margaret Henry as vice president and other officers named. luncheon attendees list several members and guests.
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