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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1950
Page
10
A vintage advertisement extols perfect french fries as crusty brown and delicious, promising a crave inducing snack. The vivid copy emphasizes golden edges and savory centers to entice readers into trying the fry treat.
A new frying thermometer features a sparkling stainless steel, non breakable body with a round clock like face and large black numerals. It helps home cooks determine when fat reaches the exact temperature for frying.
Mrs C H Mills hosted an all day session of Buchanan Street Methodist Church Ladies Fellowship Class at 323 East Twenty third. Earl Moore presided over business. W R McDowell led the penny contest winning team. losing team captained by Mrs Lucy Saunders will host a party. Next three months heads named Mills and J W Stauffer. next meeting set for June 16 with location to be announced. Australia has 365 types of eucalyptus trees.
Dear Miss Dix answers a married woman who endures a husband who is patient with customers but irritable at home. The columnist urges acceptance, ear plugging when he yells, and understanding his faults as venting rather than personal failings.
Betty E Larson received her first class Scout pin at a Troup 7 meeting at Alice Landergin School. Afterward the troupe toured the Pepsi-Cola Plant. Attending were Janice Anderson Sandra Barnett Patricia Bassett Cathon Hodges Flannie Honea Charlotte Hood MacElaine Mc Farland Sally Probst Janet Regal Beverly Larson Rachel Roberts Evelyn Thorn Saral Thrasher Debra Tidwell, with mothers Mrs Clarence Tidwell and Mrs Ernest Probst accompanying.
Bethyn Smith Betty Britton and Nita Britton were honored at a VFW Daughter Unit meeting in Golding Meadows Post 1457 Hall. Kay Earline Boydston won for selling the most cookies. A birthday party for Gale and Sharon Bennett is planned for June 3 at 10 AM in VFW Hall.
A portable oven thermometer helps bakers ensure exact temperatures for delicate cakes and fruit pies. The device sits on or hangs from the oven shelf, featuring a sturdy black metal body with chrome trim around a round clock face.
South Dakota led all states in February 1950 with the highest gold production. The report highlights the state’s mining output and places it ahead of other states in that month.
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