Woman's Page Reviews and Tea Planned by Council
The Council of Child Study Clubs in Amarillo met at the Day Nursery office to plan upcoming book reviews. The 2:30 PM afternoon session will discuss Hartzell Spence's Get Thee Behind Me, hosted by Mrs. Everett Carpenter, followed by an 8 PM evening review of Howards Fast The Unvanquished. Tea decor and refreshments will be managed by Mrs. J L Sparks and Mrs. John Williams. tickets are 35 cents.
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Council of Child Study Clubs
Amarillo Day Nursery
Federation Club
Hartzell Spence
Everett Carpenter
Shawnee
Okla
J. L. Sparks
John Williams
Carpenter
Your Daughter Has a Right to Know about Zonite
A historical advertisement urges mothers to teach daughters feminine hygiene and promotes Zonite for germ killing and odor removal. It claims the product is non caustic and safe for delicate tissues, noting over 20 million bottles sold. A free booklet titled Feminine Hygiene Today is offered by mail from Zonite, Dept. 632A, New York.
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Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Community Calendar of Amarillo Clubs and Meetings Tonight
Listings show First Christian Neoteus Choir rehearsals at 7 30 p m in the church parlor along with Woodmen Circle and Carpenters Auxiliary meetings at their halls. Also planned are a Back to School night at Amarillo High School and multiple lectures, clubs, rummage sales, and a Red Cross sewing unit across local venues tonight and Friday.
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First Christian Neoteus Choir
Amarillo High School
Newcomer Volunteers at Amarillo Day Nursery
Mrs Charles Kingston wife of Lieutenant Kingston at Amarillo Army Air Forces Technical School is among the latest volunteers at the Amarillo Day Nursery. She moved from Chicago and has taught dancing there and in Hartford. A Junior Welfare League member she has volunteered to recruit other army wives to help the nursery by phone at 23645.
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Charles Kingston
Kingston
Army Air Forces Technical School
Amarillo Field
Amarillo Day Nursery
Kingstons
Chicago
Hartford
Amoma Class Luncheon Honors Birthdays at Church
A covered dish luncheon of the First Baptist Amoma Class was held at the church Tuesday featuring chrysanthemums and a brief business meeting. Attendees included R. L. Smoot, Roy Mulkey, Perry C. Burks, Byron Vermillion, and others. A piano recital followed at 7:45 PM in the First Christian Church parlor. Streetcars in Denver adopt "victory stops" pausing only at every other corner to speed service.
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First Baptist Amoma
Mesdames
R. L. Smoot
Roy Mulkey
Perry C. Burks
Byron Vermillion
L. E. Gibbons
Tom Gillev
Fred S. Warren
Guy Smyth
Joe Montgomery
Curtis Claiborne
A. L. Moore
J. H. Greer
Leta Crudgington
First Christian Church
Denver
U.P
Rose Bowl Tea Room Buffet Supper Tonight
The Rose Bowl Tea Room announces the buffet supper is tonight and clarifies yesterday's misprint that stated Wednesday. Supper is regularly served to the public every Thursday evening at the tea room.
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Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl Tea Room
V Club Changes Name and Elects New Officers
Members of the V for Victory Club met at 411 Belleview Street to rename the group the V Club. New officers named are President Mrs. Forest Jones, Vice President Mrs. Phillips Jones, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Earl Mathis, and Reporter Mrs. Bill Merriman. Regular meetings move to Fridays each week.
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V_ for Victory Club
Wilson Arden
Belleview Street
V Club
Forest Jones
Phillips Jones
Earl Mathis
Bill Merriman
We the Women Ruth Millett on hostess traits and eating
We the Women by Ruth Millett humorously sketches the hostess stereotype. The piece highlights a guest who enjoys rich foods and coffee, shuns exercise, and remains easy to entertain despite indulgent habits.
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We the Women
Ruth Millett
Miss Ratliff to Wed in Field Chapel
Mr and Mrs Frank Ratliff announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Marjorie to Frank J Morrelli of Amarillo Field. The vows will be exchanged in a military service at 10 o clock Sunday morning in Amarillo Field Chapel. Morrelli, whose home is Bridgeport Connecticut, is stationed at the Army Air Forces Technical School at Amarillo Field.
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Frank Ratliff
Nineteenth Avenue
Marjorie
Frank J. Morrelli
Amarillo Field
Borelli
Bridgeport, Conn
Army Air Forces Technical School
Perfect guest in 1942 urges new wartime manners
A wartime column urges house guests to adapt to rationing and shortages in 1942. It contrasts 1941 etiquette with current constraints, suggesting meat substitutes, coffee myths, and helping with housework as new expectations for guests in a maidless home.
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C Council
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
Atlantida
Furr
Les Tempes Club
Grace Sloan Overton
Amarillo Center
Harrison Street
Twentieth Century Club
J. M Carter
Travis Street
Third Welfare Club
R. H. Kelly
Crockett Street
George Roots
Agnes Graham
First Baptist Church
E. O. Jordan
Parker Street
Lillie Hundley
John B. Golding
W. PF. W
Red Cross Sewing
Central Presbyterian Church
Church
Frances Goodrich Cirloe
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
East Fourth Avenue
Amarillo Country Club
Circle 8
The
First Christian Woman’s Council
W. 11Th St
Newcomer
Amoma
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow For
Khiva Temple
East Fifth Avenue
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Hollywood
Bobby
Polk St
B. R. Solnick, Mer
Miss Ratliff
Hot Flashes
Iia
E. Fink Am
Lydia E. Pinkham
White & Kirk
Amariul
Herman
Ben Marks
Detroit
Rudolph J. Marks
Herman & Ben Marks
Furriers
Veronica Lake
Joan Blanchard
U. S. Mint
San Francisco
Ae Gould, N
York
Barbara
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