Mrs. Booker Complimented At Surprise Shower
Mrs. Don R. Booker formerly Miss Patricia Honey was honored at a surprise miscellaneous shower Saturday at 1408 Hughes Street hosted by Mrs. W. A. Todd and Mrs. E. D. Dye. Red white and blue decorations matched the Army Air Corps groom theme. Tea was poured by Mrs. Ed F. Finch. A contest and wagon-gift presentation by Robert Daniels concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don R. Booker
Patricia Honey
W. A. Todd
Hughes Street
Todd
E. D. Dye
United States Army Air Corps
Ed F. Finch
Robert Daniels
Judges Named For B W W Awards
Dallas based Dr. Minnie L. Maffett announces a special judging panel for three National Business Women's Week awards October 11 17. The panel includes Miss Bess Bloodworth, Mrs. Elinore M Herrick, Miss Helen Baker, Dr. Mary Barnett Gilson and Thomas G Spates evaluating firms and individuals for leadership in war production, employment of women, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Minnie L. Maffett
Texas
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Bess Bloodworth
Namm
Brooklyn
Elinore M Herrick
National Labor Relations Board
Helen Baker
Princeton University
Mary Barnett Gilson
Mount Holyoke College
Thomas G. Spates
General Foods Corporation
Supper For Rushees At Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
The Gamma Iota Chapter hosted a rushee supper at the home of Ruth and Aldah Herron with an autumn themed table. Reba Huffhines led coffee service and Sara Marcum won high in Dub's Bridge after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ruth
Aldah Herron
Fillmore Street
Reba Huffhines
Elaine Baskin
Janice Black
Christine Brown
Clementine Davidson
Neva Flowers
Juanita Frieze
Velma Hall
Maxine Oatis
Federation Club Rooms
Sewing Club Meetings At Local Homes
L Aiguille Club meets 2 30 Tuesday at 1915 Jackson Street home of Mrs H H Corn Happy Hour Sewing Club meets Wednesday at 400 Houston Street in the home of Mrs Rufus McDowal Members enjoyed last week long sewing session with games an all day affair a covered dish luncheon favors included small Bibles given to members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aiguille Club
L’aiguille Club
H. H. Corn
Jackson Street
Happy Hour Club
Happy Hour
J. R. Fonti
Houston Street
Rufus McDowal
P. E. O. Notes Meetings Planned at Two Homes
Mrs E W Hardin will host Chapter B of the PEO Sisterhood at 12 30 tomorrow afternoon at 1201 Harrison Street Chapter AN of the PEO Sisterhood will meet at 12 30 tomorrow at the home of Mrs W W Rusk 2207 Hayden Street in the same city both gatherings focus on chapter activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hardin
PEO
Sisterhood
Harrison Street
P.E.O. Sisterhood
W. W. Rusk
Hayden Street
Dessert Recipe Sweetens Fall Baking with Low Sugar
Mrs Gaynor Maddox presents a tested dessert recipe using milk, unsweetened chocolate, egg yolks and whites, sugar and cornstarch. The method covers making a chocolate custard, folding in meringue, baking 350 degrees for 15 minutes, then chilling, with honey as a sugar substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Wedding Announced for Katherine Garver and Frank Chiles
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Katherine Garver to Frank M. Chiles on September 26 at the home of Dr. R. Thomson with Central Presbyterian minister officiating. The bride wore a black faille traveling suit and talisman rose corsage. Ed Rose attended. The couple plans to live locally after a brief stay at Angustina Camp New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Garver
Frank M. Chiles
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian
Ed Rose
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
Angustina
New Mexico Mountains
Bride-Elect Mary Kathryn Utterback Honored Before Wedding
Miss Mary Kathryn Utterback who will wed Bill Elliott this Saturday is the focus of a week of pre nuptial celebrations. R Dean Kirk hosted a luncheon for 16 at 1900 Tyler Street. Ten hostesses entertain tonight with Juanita Simmons Tuesday and Louise Smith Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Utterback
Bill Elliott
R. Dean Kirk
Tyler Street
Miss Utterback
Juanita Simmons
Louise Smith
New Officers Elected by Study Club
The Eastern Star Study Club District 2 Section 2 elected President Exie Knight Vice President Clara Goodnight Secretary Edythe England Treasurer Leola Tuttle and Reporter Leona Streetman at a Friday meeting in the Masonic Hall. Leota Van Shaw presided. The next meeting will be after the Grand Chapter meeting in Houston this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orders of the Eastern Star Study Club
Masonic Hall
Exie Knight
Clara Goodnight
Edythe England
Leola Tuttle
Leona Streetman
Leota van Shaw
Grand Chapter
Houston
Special Program Planned By Amarillo OES Chapter
Amarillo Chapter No. 787 Order of the Eastern Star announces a special program at 8 o clock tomorrow night at 524 Taylor Street to honor past matrons and past patrons and celebrate the chapter s birthday. All members and visiting OES members are urged and invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
O. FE
O. E
Rainbow Board To Meet Tomorrow
Amerilla Assembly No 19 Rainbow for Girls will meet at 9 30 AM Tuesday at Mrs E C Singleton 110 Kentucky Street. Stock from cooking vegetables is used in soups stews and sauces. A filling of deviled ham yellow cheese and green peppers with mayo makes sandwiches and canapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Board
Board of Amerilla Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
E. C. Singleton
Kentucky Street
Board of
Amarillo Assembly
Cardus Promoted For Female Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Cardus as a tonic aiding digestion and energy. It claims women with periodic cramps or functional distress can learn self help and notes a 62 year record supporting its use. It emphasizes timing of intake and direct usage to relieve pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Jess
Cardus
Various Amarillo clubs schedule evening meetings
The calendar lists numerous October events in Amarillo including the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club open dinner meeting at the Amarillo Hotel with WAAC Lieutenant Roberta House speaking at 1:30. Also many music, Red Cross first aid courses, Kiwani-Anns, Navy Mothers, Junior Business Women, pan clubs, and BSA and Rainbow group gatherings with addresses and times across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
WAAC
Roberta House
Instructors' Course Announced by Red Cross Chapter
The Potter County American Red Cross Chapter announces a 15 hour First Air Instructor's Course starting tonight at 7 in the Grand Jury Room on the court house fifth floor. Elmo Low from the National Office St Louis Missouri will conduct the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
American Red Cross
Chand
American Red Cross Chapter
Grand Jury Room
Court House
Elmo Low
National Office
St Louis
Missouri
Couple Weds In Home of Rev. Spillman
Florence Tull, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tull, wed R Bruce Paul at 10 25 p m in Rev Ed Spillmans home 2300 West Third Avenue The bride wore a navy crepe dress The couple reside at 508 North Taylor Street The groom works for Long Bell Lumber and the bride for S H Kress & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Spillman
Florence Tull
T. H. Tull
North Polk Street
R. Bruce Paul
P.S. Paul
Bonita Avenue
Ed Spillman
West
Third Avenue
Paul
North Taylor Street
Long-Bell Lumber Company
S. H. Kress & Co
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Luncheon
The First Baptist Philathea Class meets Tuesday at Mrs W B Tyson 302 Virginia Street. A pot luck luncheon for the First Baptist Amoma Class is set at 1 pm at the church served by Groups 1 and 2. The Amanda McFarland Circle of the Central Presbyterian Woman's Council meets at 2 pm Wednesday at 500 Kentucky Street hosted by Mrs E M Benesch with Mrs J L Parks assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Philathea
W. B. Tilson
Virginia Street
First Baptist
W. B. Tyson
First Baptist Amoma
Amanda McFarland
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
E. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
J. L. Parks
Service Men Are Taken to Church by Community Effort
Ten carloads of soldiers were chauffeured from the U S O in the Municipal Auditorium to various church services Sunday evening. Harold Nichols, director, said the local U S O encourages church attendance among servicemen. Amarilloans with cars began picking up servicemen to any church they choose. The service will run each Sunday night as long as the rooms stay open until 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Harold Nichols
McFarland Named Chief Engineer at Pantex Plant
H F McFarland Jr is appointed chief engineer at Pantex Ordnance Plant by J H Hartley general manager of Certain feed Products Corp prime contractor. McFarland previously served as project manager at Pantex for Freese Nichols and McKenzie Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hartley
Certain-feed Products Corporation
Pantex Ordnance Plant
H. F. McFarland, Jr
McFarland
Pantex
Freese & Nichols and McKenzie Construction Company
Hartley
Former Amarillo Man W. W. Bomar Dies in Los Angeles
W. W. Bill Bomar a former Amarillo resident died recently in Los Angeles California after eight years in California. He was formerly connected with the Mellroy and Durkee markets in Amarillo. Survivors include his wife and one daughter. Burial will be in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Bill” Bomar
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Mellroy and Durkee
River Road Home Demonstration Club elects officers
The River Road unit will elect officers at 2 o'clock at Mrs. C. R. McPherson’s home. The Forest Hill 66 Home Demonstration Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. John H. Raef’s 739 North Mirror Street and named President Mrs. Dudley Harris Vice President Mrs. Nathan Martin Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Frank Stitt Reporter Mrs. Raef Assistant Reporter Mrs. G Gangware Refreshments served to Mes Games Helen Benge John Carver George Dudley Gangware Dudley Harris Finley Martin Nathan Martin and the hostess. Mrs E V Nickell will review Moses by Dr Thomas Mann at Open Forum Club at 5 30 Tuesday night at 1304 Fillmore replacing a Dr R Thomson talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Forest Hill
John H. Raef
North Mirror Street
Dudley Harris
Nathan Martin
Frank Stitt
Raef
Mes
Helen Benge
John Carver
George Dudley
Gangware
Finley Martin
E. V. Nickell
Moses
Thomas Mann
Open Forum Club
Fillmore Street
R. Thomson
C C F Lodge Meets Tonight
Amarillo Lodge No. 410 of the International Order of Oddfellows holds its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the IOOF Hall 312 East Fifth Avenue. Candidates should stay in contact for degree work and newcomers to the city who are Oddfellows are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
International Order of Oddfellows
IOOF
East Fifth Avenue
Oddfellows
Dried figs enhance flavor in cooking and baking
Dried figs are noted to improve flavor and mix when soaked in fruit juice or milk before adding to batter. Chopped figs add sweetness and minerals to cook and cake mixtures. The text mentions a mutton suet base recipe and a stainless white Penetic 25¢ double supply.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Booker
Dr, Minnie L, Mapfett
B. W. W. Awards
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Miracle
Crisco
Sunkist
Thursday News-Globe
West 7Th Ave
Amarillo Oes
Atlantida
Furr Food Club
Tenth Avenue and
P. FE. O
C. W. Sebel
Sunset Terrace
Howard Scott
Ivan Boxwell
H J. Farwell
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Homer Jacobs
Horace Mann
New Century Club
D. W. Gouldy
Ong Street
First Baptist Mary
F. B. Martin
Lipscomb Street
Navy Mothers Club
Alice Wright Jones
The
Red Cross
Capistol Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
1800
Harrison
Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae’ Association
Nurses Home
Service Wives Club
Capitol Hotel
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Frank Korte
Wild Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Needle Club
G. J. Nunn
el Martes
L. P Doche
Buchanan Street
Gamma Tota
Bet Sigma Phi Sorority
Philathea
AMOMA
Presbyterian Unit
H. F. McFarland
Globe-News
C. C. F. Lodge
Globe News
Roast Beef Wine Advisory Board
San Francisco
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants & Auditors
Oliver.Eakle
Sanitone
Ess
Tion
Dione
Ardene Velva
Lenget
Edserlales
Elizabeth Arden
White & Kirk
Fither
Tyrone Fontaine
Pete Smith
By Ene Eniguy
East Side
Lo Gorcey
Bokky Jordan
Donald Duck
Richard Himber
Nyoka
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!