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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

10

Social Calendar Items for Amarillo Community Events

Listings show a schedule of local events including First Christian Church bazaar at 9 o'clock, family night at 5 30 to 7, Amarillo Country Club gathering at 8, First Baptist Basin Women’s Circle dinner at 6 30, a Saturday married couples dance downtown at 8 30, and a puppet show during children's story hour at Amarillo Public Library.

Chub Co Lincoln Street First Christian Church Amarillo Country Club First Baptist Basin Women's Circle Amarillo Public Library Amarillo

Rogers Clifton Wedding Vows Read in Christian Church

Mrs Fay Myrtle Rogers and Martin Clifton were married in a single ring ceremony Friday Oct 27 by Rev John W Darby at the San Jacinto Christian parsonage. They honeymooned in New Mexico and Colorado and reside in Amarillo with Clifton employed by Canadian River Gas and Rogers by Southwestern Public Service.

Fay Myrtle Rogers Martin Clifton John W. Darby San Jacinto Christian Parsonage New Mexico Colorado Clifton Southwestern Public Service Company Canadian River Gas Company Amarillo

Mother's Club hears coach speak on Sandie advantages

Henry Laughlin and Yannigan spoke to the Sandie Mother's Club at the home of Mrs. G. L. Curtis on Bowie Street. Shirley Hudson played accordion pieces as members and guests listened to the program. The next meeting is the Thanksgiving luncheon on November 16 at the Amarillo Country Club with several hostesses.

Henry Laughlin Yannigan Sandie Mother's Club G. L. Curtis Bowie Street W. M. Seale J. H. Fleming Shirley Hudson Rapez Ida Mesdames W. R. Irwin L. W. Jackson W. K. Blythe A. G. Atterbury Curtis R. A. Essary Fleming J. D. Floyd Hale W. R. Hill G. T. Jouette Frank Lyman E. Polk G. F. Protsman J._H. Robberson A. M. Russell F. G. Spann R. P. Storseth

Lillie Starmer Circles Leads W M S Meeting at Church

Lillie Starmer circle led the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathering on Wednesday. Mrs. George Vineyard presided with a devotional, and Orton Clark spoke on South American culture to foster closer ties. A Ruby Parker circle luncheon followed.

First Baptist Lillie Joe A. Jenkins

ABOUT Your Baby by Lerrice Streett

The article urges balanced home life for mothers with no maid, stressing three key factors husband children and house. It argues against overwork, promotes sympathetic parenting, and notes how children benefit from helping with daily tasks and early toilet training guidance by Mrs Streett.

Lerrice Streett

Primero Has Culture As Program Topic

Mrs. Henry Cusick led the Primero Chapter of Speaker's Institute with a program on culture at the Federation Club Rooms. Speakers included Mrs. Glenn Hall on Art of Conversation and Mrs. J. B. Bush on Speech Improvement, followed by a round table discussion and a World Study lesson. The next meeting is planned for November 19 at 9 o'clock. Attendees included Mesdames Armstrong, Brett, Cusick, Segel, Hall, Harris, Jenkins, Loewenstern, Norman, Robberson, Vinsonhaler, Wagoner, and Wilkinson.

Henry Cusick Primero Federation Club E. B. Harris Glenn Hall J. 8. Bush Federation Club Rooms O’cloke Mesdames W. A. Armstrong D. W. Brett Cusick Fred Segel Hall, Harris W. A. Jenkins H. H. Loewenstern W. S. Norman H. P. Robberson O. T. Vinsonhaler C. G. Wagoner J. R. Wilkinson

Sorority Initiates Four Pledges in Candlelight Ceremony

Alpha Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi initiated four new pledges last night at a candlelight ceremony held at the home of Miss Louise Smith 1704 Madison Street A formal dinner preceded the service Pledges were Mrs Harriett Morrison Mrs Earlene Chamberlain Mrs Jonekait and Miss Willinell Zimmer New names were drawn and group photos taken Attending members included Mesdames Helen Barrett Sybil Brierly Ina Mae Duke Helen Hockever Elizabeth Lambert Inez Lovan Ernestine Nobles Kay Polkinghorn Scott Margaret Tatum Dee Trexell Miss Nola Gordon Melba Hazel Mabel Riley Catherine Rogers Allene Taylor Alda Herron Smith Pauline Spevier and Reba Baird.

Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Aronson Tea Room Louise Smith Gertrude Jonehall Jenareed Scott Miss Smith Madison Street Harriett Morrison Earlene Chamberlain Jonekait Willinell Zimmer Helen Barrett Sybil Brierly Ina Mae Duke Helen Hockever Elizabeth Lambert Inez Lovan Ernestine Nobles Kay Polkinghorn Scott Margaret Tatum Dee Trexell Nola Gordon Melba Hazel Mabel Riley

Nuevo Bridge Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Brown Home

Nuevo Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Frank L. Brown 813 Fairmont Street with prize wins by Mrs. Boswell for high score and Mrs. McDaniel for second high. Attendees listed include Mrs. Austin Carrigan and several others. next gathering set for November 16 at Mrs. Austin’s Lincoln Street home. The Philharmonic Music Club also plans a 2 PM meeting at Mrs. Ted Lakey’s Sunset Terrace residence with assistants Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Higgs, program director Mrs. Hamilton.

Frank L. Brown Fairmont Street Nuevo Bridge Club Boswell W. T. McDaniel Austin Carrigan McDaniel Melvin Anderson Aaron T. Dawson T. W. Austin, Jr Bob Chilton Lee McDaniels Austin Lincoln Street Philharmonic Club Philharmonic Music Club Ted Lakey Sunset Terrace H. W. Miner T. B. Higgs Watson B. Hamilton

Nursery on the shop floor keeps Cleveland mother at work

Ruth Millett notes a Cleveland electric firm created a nursery in the shop so a new mother can work and care for her baby. She argues working and homemaking duties leave no room for a baby at the workplace and warns the idea may not catch on.

Albbeit Cleveland

Bridge Club Plans Party at Pantex Reserve

Mrs. G. T. Reuss hosted the Sojourners Bridge Club at her Pantex Ordnance Plant home. Casey Jones received a going away gift as plans for a Christmas party emerged. Sten sons earned high score with Bobo second, both rewarded with defense stamps. Attendees included Nicholson, Neilsson, Smith, Waggoner, Sten sons, Scott, Coffman, Read, Bobo, Reuss, Anderson and Carlson.

G. T. Reuss Sojourners Bridge Club Pantex Ordnance Plant Reservation Casey Jones Stensons C. D. Bobo Paul Nicholson T. Neilsson R. M. Smith Toby Waggoner J. M. Stensons R. B. Scott W. W. Coffman Preston Read Bobo, Reuss F. R. Anderson W. O. Carlson

Roberts Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs W E Roberts of Pleasant Valley marked their 25th wedding anniversary observing their marriage on November 2 1919 in Bowie with a dinner at White's Dining Room. They continue their jobs and have three children Floyd F Smith Nora Mae and Robert Irl.

W. E. Roberts Pleasant Valley Bowie White Roberts White & Kirk's Floyd F. Smith Pantex Ordnance Plant Nora Mae First National Bank Robert Irl

Psychology Club Round Table Discusses Are We Afraid of Our Children

Psychology Club meets at Mrs. R. B. Wright home to discuss child fear with Mrs. Greer presiding and W. M. Leechman leading the business segment. Attendees include Mesdames Blalock, Einhaus, Feierabend, Garner, Guthrie, Haskins, Hazelwood, Leechman, Bates, Speer, Wright. Next meeting set for Nov 16 at Mrs. Davis's home with 2:30 p.m. start. Also includes community recipes and a puppet show note from Amarillo Public Library.

Mesdames W. T. Hazelwood L. J. Bates Arlie Speer Goldsmith Davis Child Psychology Club R. 8. Wright Louisiana Street W. H. Greer W. M. Leechman Mesdames Wayne E. Blalock Davis H. H. Einhaus C. G. Feierabend E. Garner Greer Jack Guthrie Roy Haskins Hazelwood Leechman Bates Speer W. L. Speer Wright Mrs. Davis Jackson Street

Leftover cereals spark savory dishes and clever frames

Cereals are abundant and not rationed, but should be used fully. Leftover cooked cereal can become creamed dishes, stews, casseroles or fried bites with syrup or jam. Farina stews unite with meat sauces, then cooled cubes are browned and served with stew.

NEA

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