Ladies Club Meeting and Quicksand Advice Note
Attendees listed include Mesdames Morgan Beck McKay Orsburn Morris Bailey Hensley and the hostess. The club will meet at 2 oclock next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Beck at 703 Fairmont Street. Quicksand safety advised: stand still with arms outstretched to avoid sinking deeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Uv Morgan
Ben R. Beck
Art McKay
J. R. Orsburn
G. B. Morris
R. T. Bailey
O. A. Hensley
B. Morgan
Mrs. Beck
Fairmont Street
Miss Morgan Honored At Linen Shower Before Wedding
Miss Velda Morgan, soon to wed W. W. Lievsay of Durant Oklahoma, was honored at a linen and lingerie shower hosted by Mrs. J. T. Hall Jr. at 709 Georgia Street. Attendees included Mrs. R. E. Morgan and several local residents. the ceremony will be held Sunday morning at the Morgan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velda Morgan
W. W. Lievsay
R Ratcliff
J.T. Hail, Sr
David Plowers
Bedford Gentry
Meharg
Naomi Dozier
John Fritchman
Fred Killian
A. J. Foster
J. D. Massie
F. N. Lewis
R. E. Morgan
John Scott
Nora Swann
Pauline Scott
Morgan
No Peanuts at Game Tonight at Butler Field
Peanuts in the shell are banned for the duration but concessions will operate tonight at Butler Field. Salted peanuts are unavailable except for peanut oil needs, with hotdogs cigars gum candy coffee and cold drinks offered. Popcorn may be available though a corn-popper is still sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Field
Bright Spots and Farewells Highlight Social Notes
Mrs Curtis prepares to visit relatives in Chicago while Mrs Avery Rush hosts a luncheon at the Capitol Hotel. Mrs Curtis stays with her mother-in-law at 1705 Polk Street as her Army officer husband serves at sea. Mrs Vineyard, moving to Lubbock, was honored by the Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club with a handkerchief from president Mrs Best. The gathering featured garden dahlias and piano solos by Mrs Morris, with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Richard Custis
Chicago
Avery Rush
Capitol Hotel
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
United States Army
A. H. Vineyard
Lubbock
W. J. Flesher
van Buren Street
Lillian Best
Amarillo
Vineyard
A. J. Morris
Mesdames A. Petersen
W. L. Crane
L. Veatch
W G Princes Are Honored At Party
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs W G Prince were feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Calysta Bradbury at 504 Jackson Street. Guests included Theo Nobles Clifford Abbott Edward Fatt Chelsea Tubbs John Prince and many local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Prince
Calysta Bradbury
Jackson Street
Norma Jean Early
D“essrs
Theo Nobles
Clifford Abbott
Edward Fatt
Chelsea Tubbs
John Prince
Norma Jean Hamilton
O. C. McAdams
L. A. Hart
G. B. Early
Bruce Milligan
J. L. Milligan
Vivian Bradbury
Irene
Messrs
W. &. Sibley
W. S. Sibley
Bates Honeystoker
J. W. Drake
Gladys Westcoat
Ben Mosley
Vic Ivy
Helen Ledbetter
J. Larsen
Betty Jo Mosley
Maxine Mosley
Helen Teague
Edward Batts
Senior boys and girls party and post auxiliary gathering
The Calendar lists a senior social at the Social Center for Girls tonight from 8 to midnight, and an I O O F Hall auxiliary event at 8:30. Saturday features a Amarillo Public Library story hour at 4 and a reception and dance for new students at Amarillo High School from 8:30 to 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding
Amarillo Public Library
Amarillo High School
Red Cross Plans Parcels for 1400 American Prisoners
The American Red Cross will send immediate food parcels to 1400 Americans interned by German authorities in Occupied France. Special representative Francis James in Geneva will dispatch one parcel to each prisoner every two weeks, with parcels containing meat sugar fats dried fruits and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
France
Washington
Potter County
Red Cross
Geneva
Francis James
United States
James
Vittel
Vosges Mountains
Compeigne
WAVES apprentice Frances Burba visiting Amarillo before training
Frances Burba an apprentice seaman in the WAVES from Pampa visits Amarillo before reporting to Northampton Massachusetts for training. She will be commissioned an ensign after four months in the Naval Reserves and previously worked in Shreveport Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAVES
Frances Burba
Pampa
Amarillo
Northampton
Mass
Burba
Naval Reserves
Miss Burba
United Gas Pipeline Company
Shreveport
The
United States
New Orleans
Eighth
Naval District
Baylor University
J. L. Burba
How To Manage Without a Maid War Time Guide
The article reviews the book How To Manage Without a Maid by Liza Price and Harriet Bonnet, a practical wartime manual for homemakers adjusting to maidless living. It notes Maidcraft as a predecessor and highlights practical tips on kitchen, laundry, entertaining, bills, and storage with Churchill’s urging to manage efficiently. The piece frames the work as a wartime contribution and previews the Mrs America series in the News-Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Evelyn Boyd
E. Humphrey
Lita) Price
San Antonio
Price
Mrs. America
Sunday News Globe
Friday
Globes
America
Nora
Liza Price
Harriet Bonnet
Pearl Harbor
Winston Churchill
Alice Hughes
New York City
Princess Alexandra Kropotkin
Liberty Magazine
Katharine Durst
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Lois F. Boyle
The
Dallas Journal
Mary Sears
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Billy the Bachelor
Detroit Evening Times
Mary Gorey
Cincinnati Inquirer
Gail Commer
New York World-Telegram
E. George Green
Macaroni And Cheese Cakes And Potato Hot Pot Dish
Main course ideas from Mrs. Maddox include a fried macaroni and cheese dish seasoned with paprika pimiento parsley and onion with breadcrumbs and egg coating. Also a potato hot pot combines potatoes onion tomatoes fat and seasonings simmered until tender and thickened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Sewing Clubs and Home Life Highlight Local Gatherings
Willing Workers Embroidering and sewing gave joy at a meeting of the Willing Workers Sewing Club hosted by Mrs. Bill Wofford at 508 Birmingham Street. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged, a birthday gift to Mrs. C. C. Bennett was presented, and refreshments were served amid petunias and yellow candles. Guests included Mrs. Jessie Lane and others. next meeting set for 2 PM next Thursday at Mrs. Rosenbaum’s home, 600 Lake Street. Chat and Nibble featured Mrs. Carl Stover at 2208 Buchanan Street. mentions Mrs. Price, wife of a defense plant executive, and their mobile family life in four. Mrs. Price’s writing skill earns her a Woman’s Page series on domestic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Sewing Club
Bill Wofford
Birmingham Street
C. C. Bennett
Jessie Lane
Mesdames C . Rosenbaum
John Looney
W. A. Lane
L. E. Cant
News-Globe and Globe
Mrs. America
Club Holds All-Day Meeting At Mrs. Tollar’s Home
Seated guests included Mrs. C. A. Eddy Freddie Tunnell R. B. Oakley N. S. Percival George Hughes J. W. Tollar and the hostess. Polly anna gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. The group plans an all-day meeting next Thursday at Mrs. Tollar’s 600 Vernon Street with a covered dish lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Eddy
Freddie Tunnell
R. B. Oakley
N. S. Percival
George Hughes
J. W. Tollar
Sew-N-Sew Club Held at Mrs Gordon’s Home
Members of the Sew-N-Sew Club were entertained yesterday in the home of Mrs. Cloyce Gordon. Attending were Mesdames Deward McDowell, Bob Maxwell, N. Rick man, James Craighead, and Virgil Lemaster. The club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. Lemaster, 907 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Gordon
Mesdames Deward McDowell
Bob Maxwell
N. Rickman
James Craighead
Virgil Lemaster
Lemaster
Lincoln Street
Matrons Club entertains at home gathering
The Modern Matrons Club was entertained yesterday in the home of a member. The event featured light refreshments and social exchanges among the club members, reflecting ongoing community engagement.
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Miss Morgan
Icks Vaporus
Mrs. Vineyard
Italy
Russell's
Lam Lam AA Ae Gahdha
Taylor
Fred A. Black
White & Kirk
W. G
Wave Girl
Coe
Elas
Nabisco
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
Carl Stover
Buchanan Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate Smith
Rtening. Com
CBS
Reed
Downderry
Strooks
Strook's
Slate
Palatine
Victory
Blackburn ‘Bros
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