Avoid drips with a buttered cream pitcher spout
A thin coating of butter around the cream pitcher spout prevents drips from falling onto the tablecloth, keeping the surface clean and tidy.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1951
Page
7
A thin coating of butter around the cream pitcher spout prevents drips from falling onto the tablecloth, keeping the surface clean and tidy.
Wicker furniture should be scrubbed with thick warm soapsuds and a stiff brush to reach crevices. Rinse with a fine spray of water and set the pieces in the sun to dry. Advertisement.
Advertising features Ginny Simms praising Blue Bonnet Margarine as a morning fresh sunny sweet all vegetable spread. It highlights Vitamin A nutrition and year round economy while urging readers to buy Blue Bonnet for flavor nutrition and value.
Dorothy Dix warns young readers about hasty marriage in leaf let D-8. To obtain a copy, send a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix care of this newspaper PO Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 NY.
Tonight lists social events around Amarillo including Joliets YWCA 501 Lincoln at 6 30 and San Jacinto PTA at 7 00 in the school auditorium. Other activities include Rebekah Lodge meetings at Rebekah Hall and Khiva Temple and the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home. A Wednesday schedule notes church circles.
Philharmonic Club met yesterday at 2100 Julian in the Higgs home with Miss Higgs performing Andante con varii and a violin quartet. Mrs. Waller presented Rhapsody in G Minor and Viennese Melody, accompanied by pianist Mrs. Scott, while others performed Noc turne and Two Arabesques. Attendees included Mesdames Bates, Bryan, Devin, Simpson, McCoy, Retoms, Jacobson, Stokes, Griffin, Bandy, Scott, Roberts, Ferguson, Sanders, Bowie, Fields, Cook, Broadwell, Cooper, Mathis, Cusick, Gardner, Jones, Curry, Johnson, Maymie Oliver, and Miss Johnson. Hostesses were Mesdames Blackwell Jr., Abbott, and Bruckner. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Trulove’s home, with Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Cameron, and Miss Johnson hosting.
Residents met Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McMurtry to organize a social club. Officers include Chester Martin as president and Mrs. J O Moore as first vice president. The group adopted goals for Western Avenue maintenance, fundraising for a clubhouse, and held a buffet supper for 30 members and families. Proceeds aided the club treasury.
Amarillo Garden Club executive board met at Mrs. Bob Kesterson’s home with 35 members present. Plans outline a Dec 5 and 6 flower show at the Children’s Home and a Nov 23 and 24 rummage sale at 619 East Fourth from 9 to 6. Next regular meeting is Nov 26 at 2 at the Federation Club House.
Guy V Henry Junior Camp and Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans met in the American Legion Auxiliary Hall in Amarillo. They planned a Christmas dinner for department commander F L Chatham and department president Nora Price, who will visit in December. They discussed Remember the Maine Day and voted a contribution to the Clara Barton Memorial Fund for financial support.
Twenty members attended a meeting where students agreed to receive financial aid in exchange for one year of service at a Veterans Hospital, outlining the arrangement and commitment.
Drawer liners idea for cosmetic drawers suggests lining with plastic coated paper or fabric to resist dust and powder. It mentions using soapsuds and a sponge to keep beauty tools clean and fresh.
Cast iron skillets and Dutch ovens develop a patina through use. This seasoning makes the pan more nonstick and reduces rusting by filling pores and forming a protective surface over time.
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