Soldiers join Thanksgiving dinner at Loewenstern home
Mr and Mrs Hugo Loewenstern hosted 11 soldiers and two couples for Thanksgiving at 2811 Hayden Street. The group sat at a long table with pink and white carnations, representing 11 states. After the meal they viewed slides and chatted, with plans to host soldiers again on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Loewenstern
Lawrence Jarrett
G. G. Ordway
Ordways
Loewenstern
Hayden Street
West Texas State pledge list and opera star interview
Two distinct items appear. The first reports twelve West Texas State College journalism club pledges of Type High taking initial vows in Canyon with details of sponsors and officers. The second covers Helen Jepson of the Metropolitan Opera adapting to domestic life in Houston after a concert, outlining frugal habits and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
West Texas State College
Type High
Journalism Club
Olin FE. Hinkle
Hud Prichard, Jr
the Prairie
Mabel Back
le Mirage
Jackie Wofford
Jean Kleinschmidt
Arvella Davis
Earth
Joy Cain
Evelyn Jeanne McCarthy
Amarillo
Rogemarie Hoare
Bobby Blackwell
Friona
Marie Smotherman
Claude
Billy Mitchell
Childress
J. T. Harp
Sharline Burch
Bobby LaFon
Peggy Bishir
Devils
Houston
U.P
Helen Jepson
Metropolitan Opera
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Gamma Phi Sorority
Cousins Hall
Anne Wofford
Betty Whitlock
Fl Paso
Marion Littlefield
Crosbyton
Betty Gray
Lulu Stapleton
Flomet
Willene Jennings
Tulia
McLean
Patsy Gutshall
Chattanooga
Okla
Dorothea Priichard
Meribelle Hazard
Pampa
Ruby Dell Roberds
Groom
Ruth Barnes
Memphis
Helen Studer
Canadian
Ludena Tooley
Itasca
Janice Jones
Dorothy Jean Dixon
Texarkana
Alarm Clock Shortages Warned Amid War Demands
Washington reports alarm clocks scarce due to copper use and need for clockwork fuses for delayed action bombs. Watches slow, Swiss jewel movements available, electric clocks remain. Milk shortages threaten ice cream and chocolate milk. cheese production urged. Standardizing women's undergarments and adding feet to babies' pajamas considered. Rummage sale hosted by First Christian Woman's Council at 403 East Fourth Avenue with contact numbers. Lemons used to soften cookies. remove after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
NEA Service
Washington
Switzerland
WPB
America
We the Women by Ruth Millett
A column argues Army wives should not follow husbands on assignments if they cannot adapt. It asks if a wife can leave her home town, endure less comfort, handle the home and children, bond with fellow wives, avoid spying on the husband, and support him. It concludes that a wife unable to answer yes to all questions should not accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marshall
United States Army Chief of Staff
Food Baskets Planned By La Costura Club For Needy Families
The La Costura Club plans Christmas food baskets for needy families. The group met at Mrs. Otis Trulove’s home on Taylor Street with vice president Mrs. George Waddill presiding. Members listed include Mrs. Earl G. Hamlett and Mrs. Flora McDonald, among others, and sewing followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura Club
Otis Trulove
Taylor Street
George Waddill
Earl G. Hamlett
Flora McDonald
Waddill
Mesdames R. L. Allen
George M. Waddill
C. J. Blackburn
J.oe Dickson
J. A. Cavin
J. C. Ritt R
B. Latham
C. 8. Pryor
W. Colley
C. A. Robertson
Ida Filiott
J. W. Burks
Ben Henson
E. Harris
Hostess
Calendar notices and society events in Amarillo
The calendar lists a senior youth party at the Social Center for Girls tonight from eight to midnight. Saturday features a children story hour at Amarillo Public Library and a mixed-bridge at Amarillo Country Club, a rummage sale sponsored by Circle 3 of the First Christian Woman's Council at 403 East Fourth Avenue, and a Newcomers Club bridge dinner at Amarillo Hotel at seven. Miss Jepson enjoys a luxury routine including a hair wash, steam bath, and massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
F. Ray Ebersole
Circle 3
First Christian Woman's Council
East Fourth Avenue
W. L. Hickerson
H. A. Beeman
Roy Hanna
Miss Jepson
Painless Beauty Techniques Highlight Early Permanent Methods
A lifestyle note explains a new type of permanent hair treatment that avoids heavy equipment heat and fanning. Hair is wound on curlers and sprayed with a liquid for a simple, nearly painless result. The piece also suggests lemon juice enhances melon flavor and sweetness.
Green Christmas ideas brighten homes this season
Indoor green decorations replace scarce trees with home made and plant centered arrangements. Florist Irene Hayes suggests using mistletoe, pine boughs, philodendron, ivy, and colorful blooms like roses and Florida gladioli. creative mantels, door draped evergreens, and drum entrance ideas turn rooms festive without a traditional tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
NEA
New York
Irene Hayes
Manhattan
Miss Hayes
Florida
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A. Mogelson
Polk Street
Dot
All-Bran
Kellogg's
WTSC
Alexandria
Teaneck
N. J
Walter Dellera
South Pacific
Sally
Ruth Millett
Amarillo Public Library
Amarillo Country Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mimi
Ogre
American Institute of Laundering
Resellin Pe
Barbara Groves
Barbara Goul
Barbara
Papa
Mama
Montgomery
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