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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
5
Household Hints You Can Be a Winter Gardener
The earnest gardener can have as much fun in winter as in summer with sunny windows window shelves and brackets a plain low table on castors or a tea wagon to follow the sun and space for many indoor plants. Celery sticks stuffed with cream cheese and candied ginger suit luncheon salads. Lipstick stains lift with warm water and soap. A touch of curry powder in dressings complements fish meat or vegetable salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbo
We XV Club Entertainment at Mrs Brewster’s Home
Mrs. Harold Brewster hosted the We XV Club meeting at 3609 B Polk Street. New member Mrs. Leroy Williams joined. high prize in bridge went to Mrs. Jerry Lane. consolation and traveling prizes awarded to Mrs. Wayne Taylor. Attendees included R. T. Norman, M. Wilson, William McBroom, George Ross, Jimmy Swann, Jerry Lane, Wayne Taylor, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brewster
Polk Street
We XV
Leroy Williams
Jerry Lane
Wayne Taylor
Mesdames R. T. Norman
M. Wilson
William McBroom
George Ross
Jimmy Swann
Use of Black & White Ointment for Skin Ailments
Advertisement notes Black & White Ointment as antiseptic dressing to ease discomfort from superficial pimples blackheads rashes and mild eczema. Recommends accompanying Black & White Skin Soap for external skin issues including ring worm and dryness.
Mrs. E. L. Conner Hosts Home Extension Group
The First Baptist Church Home Extension Workers met Tuesday at 3507 Tyler Street hosted by Mrs. FE. L. Conner. Guest Delight Murrell joined the members including Mesdames Cash Hudson Hardin Ballard Martin Klock Murrell Dees Crawford and others for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
FE. L. Conner
Tyler Street
Miss Delight Murrell
George Cash
J. Fe, Hudson
C. R. Hardin
G. & Ballard
Eb, R. Martin
George Klock
F. EB. Murrell
E. L. Davin
J. F. Dees, Jr
J. C. Crawford
Photo Memo On Selecting Christmas Toys By Age
Toy choices should suit a child age by age with safe bright options for toddlers and simple large toys for two to four. Six to eight year olds favor dolls and crafts for girls and science and trains for boys while eight to ten explore hobbies such as weaving drawing and embroidering.
We Women By Ruth Millett on Garbo and hairstyle trends
Hairdressers in New York condemn Greta Garbo for wearing hair down and straight as trends shift. Millett notes women accept new styles like purple makeup and hoops, willingly adapting to topknots and elaborate arrangements, while Garbo’s simple hang may threaten the curl cult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greta Garbo
Susie
Jane
Garbo
WMS Observes Sixtieth Year at Buchanan Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Buchanan Street Methodist Church marked sixty years of organized work with a Wednesday program and social. J R Moore led the program with talks by Mrs O M Addison and Mrs C Crist, prayers by Mrs E D Moore, and a duet by Mrs J B Baggs and Mrs Walden Moore. A skit titled We Are Sixty was performed by several members, and a birthday cake centerpiece was used. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Cox, Thomas, and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Buchanan Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. R. Moore
O. M. Addison
C. ©. Crist
E. D. Moore
J. B. Baggs
Walden Moore
Mesdames J. R. Moore
B. J. McMahan
J. P. Wrather
J. W. Thomas
Addison
R. E. Cox
B. D. McGuire
Mesdames Cox
Thomas
McGuire
Helping Hand Sewing Club Plans Comfort Tacking Day
The Helping Hand Sewing Club meets Friday at Mrs. S A Woody's home to tack comforts and sew for those in need. Charles Adkisson hosts. coat hanger drives fund materials and donations are collected by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Sewing Club
S. A. Woody
Hayden Street
Charles Adkisson
Followers and the appeal of danger in popular culture
The remark suggests that the writer views followers as drawn to danger and drama, implying that the appeal of trouble is a key factor in attracting women's attention and engagement. It cautions that simplistic approaches fail to captivate.
Unusual Recipes Shared At Junior Home Interest Club Meeting
The Junior Home Interest Club discussed unusual recipes at its Tuesday meeting. Hostess Mrs. J C Weaver 1312 Fillmore Street and president Mrs Earle Blankenship led a brief business session with members including Mesdames Hal Yoder G T Keeling Weldon Howell Arlie Hudson E Blankenship J C Weaver Howard Scott Drew Crossett L Nunley and guest Mrs C E B Wilmuth. The next gathering is scheduled for December 8 at 2 PM with Mrs G T Keeling 601 B Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Home Interest Club
J. C. Weaver
Fillmore Street
Earle Blankenship
Mesdames Hal Yoder
G. Tabor Keeling
Weldon Howell
Arlie Hudson
E. Blankenship
Howard Scott
Drew Crossett
Jr. L. Nunley
C. EB. Wilmuth
Prospect Street
In and Out Sewing Club Honored at Luncheon
Mrs. A. M. Kirkpatrick hosted a covered-dish luncheon for the In and Out Sewing Club on Wednesday with a Thanksgiving motif and miniature turkeys on the tables. Attendees included Mesdames Jack Barnes Hugh Preddy L. C. Killion Gordon Greer H. L. Kinslow Charles Alexander and the hostess. The next meeting is December 7 at 1 o'clock with Mrs. L. C. Killion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kirkpatrick
Louisiana Street
Jack Barnes
Hugh Preddy
L. C. Killion
Gordon Greer
H. L. Kinslow
Charles Alexander
Jackson Street
Mrs. Ardelle George Hosts Dinner Party Guests
Mrs. Ardelle George at 812 Kentucky Street entertained Thursday evening with a dinner party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. FE. Rorex and Mrs. T. W. Smith of Panhandle, C. H. Scales, and her son Bryon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beryl Needle Club
Waylon Reeves
East Sixth Avenue
E. L. Conner
Vanity
Ay Laura
Vest
Blackburn
Women's Department
Ladies’ Department
B.V.D
Downs Fabric
Wits
Seperti. Meu Oes
We Women
Ruth Millett
WMS
Yosl
Tom
Severna Cee
Chee Loweek
Weimar
At the Hall Music CO
Hall Music Company
Taylor St. Amarillo
Texas
Hall's
Out Sewing Club
America
Polk St
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Wards Popular Auto Supply Department
Wards
CNS
Ford
Fords
Pennsylvania
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