Woman’s Page announces Helen White and Harvey Shinn marriage
Announcement lists the Oct. 4 wedding of Miss Helen Louise White of San Antonio to Pvt. Harvey L. Shinn son of A L and Mrs Leona B Shinn. The couple formerly resided in Amarillo and now in San Angelo. The bride graduated from McCrory High School and attended Arkansas state colleges. she worked in government clerical service at Kelly Field. The groom, Amarillo High School graduate, is stationed at Palo Alto Calif taking Army training at Stanford University. The ceremony took place at McKinley Avenue Methodist Church in San Antonio with Rev C Dunn officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise White
San Antonio
Harvey L. Shinn
A. L
Leona B. Shinn
Amarillo
San Angelo
Lillie White
McCrory, Ark
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Kelly Field
Amarillo High School
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
C. Dunn
Get More Comfort For Standing Feet
Massaging frosty white Ice-Mint on feet and ankles before work keeps them cool and comfortable. After work it helps perk them up for evening fun. No greasy feel and won’t stain socks. Great for softening calluses and coins. See-Mint from your druggist today for foot happiness.
Newcomers Club Hosts Weekly Bridge Party
Newcomers Club met Monday afternoon with Mesdames W. C. Simpson E. L. Vandiver C. P. Dwyer and W. A. Phillips as hostesses. First prize went to Mrs. Simpson and second to Mrs. Ray Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simpson
E. L. Vandiver
C. P. Dwyer
W. A. Phillips
Mrs. Simpson
Ray Murphy
Mesdames
Ray Austin
F. Ackerman
R. B. Bechtel
Leo Brauer
H. E. Chase
H. D. Cannon
Jerry Blinker
R. A. DeFee
F. R. Ebersole
J. G. Garrison
H. H. Hayward
C. W. Hurd
Paul Tiff
J. D. Jones
H. H. Johanson
R. A. Lagamaggiore
Murphy
O. R. Phumphrey
E. L. Pitts
Jack Phenix
Fred Ridly
Fred Sayles
C. T. Swift
Party at Mary J. Honeycutt's Home Entertains Local Friends
Mary Jane Honeycutt hosted a party at her home on Van Buren Street for several young friends. Guests included Jo Edward Whitlock Patricia Yantis Jean Gardner Johnny Yantis and Betty and Mary Jane Honeycutt with games and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Honeycutt
F. W. Honeycutt
van Buren Street
Jo Edward Whitlock
Patricia Yantis
Jean Gardner
Johnny Yantis
Betty
Auxiliary Plans Dance for Armistice Day Event
The American Legion Auxiliary discussed The Phases of Education by Mrs. Joe Coffee. Palmer Wheeler sang solos with Mrs. Joe Shields at piano. Officers reported transportation for two police patients to Dallas, and the group donated 50 to Community and War Chest and 40 to the state rehabilitation fund for Christmas service men packages. An Armistice Day covered dish supper and dance are planned at the Legion Home on Harrison Street. An executive board meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 in Mrs. Henry Cusick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coffee
American Legion Auxiliary
Palmer Wheeler
Joe Shields
M. L. Fuller
Beulah Robinson
Dallas
Veterans
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Henry Cusick
Madison Street
Junior Business Women Club discusses war work continuation
A Capitol Hotel meeting of the Junior Business Women's Club debated whether women in industry will stay on the job after the war if economic reasons vanish. Talks by Mrs. Mary E. Rathmell and Miss Ethel Hicks covered married and single women in war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Business Women’s Club
Capitol Hotel
Mary E. Rathmell
Ethel Ricks
Rathmell
Miss Hicks
Rotary Club
Evelyn Rose Cook
Longfellow
Bob Winchester
L. P. Sugg
Mary Landers
Hester Gates Morgan
Thelma Wright
Mayouoren Gafford
Ruth Knight
Billie Bethune
Membe
Evelyn Broaddus
Beryldene Lynn
Dorothy Coard
Joyce Peet
Ellen Cayton
Elinor Atwood
Janice Lessing
Betty Piak
Evelyn Cook
Allyne E. Whelchel
Johnnie L. Huddleston
Inetta Stringer
Connie Garrett
Judy Pittman
Lucille Martin
Ethel Hicks
Dorothy Peery
Eunice Best
Doris Troupe
Erwina Schollenbarger
Roy Marie Schollenbarger
Elizabeth Hales
Radio Schedule Highlighting NBC Lineup
KGNC lists Wednesday evening programs from 6:00 to 12:00 with Fred Waring, news segments by NBC reporters H V Kaltenborn and Richard Harkness, and shows including Mr and Mrs North Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowledge and Ramblings in Rhythm. Thursday morning features The Sky Pilot Farm Round Up Rise n Shine and Trading Post with The Islanders and Today's American Hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNC
Mien Tao
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Richard Harkness
Sky
Rise 'N Shine
Trading Post
Harry Breuer
The
Islanders
Alvino Rey
Mayonnaise Use Rises Amid Shortages and Diet Notes
The article explains that Wan Hie Mayonnaise, not rationed, is increasingly used beyond sandwiches and salads. It contrasts real mayonnaise with salad dressing, outlines government standards, and notes higher oil and egg content raising cost. Storage tips advise 50 to 70 F and avoiding near the freezer. A recipe for Egg Sauce and a note on a Pleasant Valley 4-H Club meeting follow.
Prescott Couple Host House Party for New Country Club Home
Mr and Mrs G W Prescott and daughter Juanita celebrated the opening of their new home in Country Club with a house party for friends and business employees. Attendees included Mrs Dora Campbell Mr and Mrs Bill Self Mr and Mrs Ray Daniels and daughter Sharon Kay Mrs Jean Jeffries Sergeants Joe Wilmot Jack Riley Technical Sgt Jack Marsh Technical Sgt Pat Riley Miss Verlie Sentry and the Prescott s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Prescott
Juanita
Country Club
Dora Campbell
Bill Self
Ray Daniels
Sharon Kay
Jean Jeffries
Joe Wilmot
Jack Riley
Jack Marsh
Pat Riley
Verlie Sentry
Prescotts
Boron aids steel quality under war demand in Cleveland
In Cleveland boron from the same borax source aids finer steel production as war demands rise. The element is a featured subject at the American Metals Congress in Chicago this month. Cutting tube varieties is expected to save 158000 man hours of labor in radio manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
American Metals Congress
Chicago
G-Girl Ends on Hopeful Note After Parting Words
Sally mutters determination to stay strong as she heads from the scene, vowing success tomorrow. A closing line hints at the next installment titled To Be Continued and notes the pike reaches 290 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chase
Sally
Thursday Radio Schedule With NBC Lineup Ends With Advertisement
A dense Thursday radio grid lists NBC programs from 9:00 to 11:45 with daytime serials, variety shows, and a late night lineup. The page ends with an ad urging readers to request a laxative from HERE BINE CRETNEY DRUG STORE.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary J. Honeycutt
Rudell
Polk St
Paramount Theater
Herb Farm Shop
You
Bower
Bruner
L'Atguille
L’ Aiguille Club
S. D. Vaughn
Bonham Street
John Whitsett
Watson B. Hamilton
W. M. Gouldy
W. H. Woodlief
Maud Munn
W. T. Leachman
F. M. Neal
RADIO
Sil Wan Hie
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Pleasant Valley Club
Pleasant Valley
BORON
Arrid
Armerican Institute of Laundering
PTC Soul
Foier
the Smarties
Victory Ads
Ted Fiorito
Lora Lawton
Hollywood Theater of the Air
Road To Life
Xavier Cugat
Brave Tomorrow
David Harum
News By Air
Texas School of the Air
TQN
Frances and
Eddie
Will Osborne
Battle of Wits
Winstop Duzzit
Guiding Light
Lonely Women
Light of the World
Wes Izzard
Women of America
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Front Page
Farrell
Parker Willson
the Coffee Grinders
Shep Fields
Box K Ranchers
Paul Baron
Daily War Journal
Central Baptist Church
Blue
Sardi’s
Money Man
Bonke Carter
Mbs
Aage Farm
Cedric Foster
Blur
Morton Downey
Carmen Cavalaro
Dick Tracy
Terry and
Cretney Drug Store
Wedgwood
Argyle
Brown House
Polk
Surety
Baten
Ana
Allied Lines
Kuykendall’s
Kuykendall's
Kuykendall
Houck’s
Amarillo Baking CO
Dtotsumae
Houck
Houck's
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