Guest Day Luncheon Held by Las Amigos Club
Las Amigos Club hosted a Guest Day luncheon at Mrs F F Ingram's home on Madison Street. Mrs Jay Laverty gave the welcome as Mrs E E Boxwell offered the invocation. Tables featured yellow flowers, blue bowls, black cat decor and witch theme sweets. Guests included Mesdames Fain Rankin Russell and Albert Fryar among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigos Club
F. FE. Ingram
Madison Street
Fain
Rankin Russell
Albert Fryar
E. E. Boxwell
Jay Laverty
Red Cross
Myrtle Perry
R. A. Love
Virginia Hacker
George Russell
T. F E. Reyman
E. B. Harris
H. C. Prince
H. L. Thompson
Paul Boxwell
C. L. Clement
Earl G. Hamlett
A. H. Lindsey
Mae Simmons
E. C. Britain
W. E. Routh
Bryant Collins
A. L. Timmons
H. B. Fain
C. M. Tyler
Bessie Simmons
Mae Humphreys
Herman Kerr
Bridge Group Entertained by Mrs G T Hennessey
The Three Dots and a Dash Bridge Club met at 811 Carolina Street hosted by Mrs. G. T. Hennessey. High scores went to Mrs. Wayne Prescott and Mrs. Horace Small, with Mrs. Hubert Hibbs taking the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Hennessey
Carolina Street
Wayne Prescott
Horace Small
Hubert Hibbs
F. R. Hitchcock
E. T. Gilkerson
Charlie Glenn
Floyd Dickey
Howard Dees
Ray Cox
J. Nussbaum
It isn't TABOO any more for girls to know these truths
It isn't TABOO any more for girls to know these truths. Thousands of women have come to know CARDUS's 2-way help for relief of periodic pain and as a tonic to stimulate appetite and digestion. A 62 year record says CARDAIL may help. Try it.
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Cardus
Cardail
Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events Tonight
The listing shows numerous groups meeting this evening across venues like Masonic Hall Capitol Hotel and various streets. Highlights include the Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 and the Navy Mothers Club at the Legion Home. The Texas Graduate Nurses Association meets tomorrow at St Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
St. Anthony's Hospital
Washington England Forms Welcome Committee for Yanks
In Washington Duram County England an Anglo American hospitality committee has been formed to make U S armed forces feel at home if they pass through. Washington a coal mining village has faced hard times but reports strong response to offers of meals and sleeping accommodation for any Yank requesting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duram County
Eng
George Washington
United States Armed Forces
Buffet Supper Menu At Rose Bowl Tea Room
The public is invited to make reservations for the Thursday night buffet supper at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. The menu includes roast beef or chicken Turpin twice baked potatoes fresh spinach cabbage and grape salad hot rolls vanilla ice cream cookies and pumpkin pie. Reservations available for individuals families or parties of 10 or fewer.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
DAR Chapter Holds Fall Meeting in Amarillo
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 1118 Tyler Street. Officers reported summer work while a state regent letter urged wartime duties. Members voted to double the Community Chest pledge and received a wool Red Cross coverlet. W A R K for civilian defense and local services was outlined by Mrs. W W Rusk, with many chapter members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Boyce
Tyler Street
Community Chest
Red Cross
H. C. Randolph
O. P. Heaton
C. P. Hutchings
F. W. Dodson
F. B. Salter
W. W. Rusk
Amarillo
USO
Rusk
Boyce
B. C. D. Bynum
J. R. Barnhill
P. C. Coffin
L. D. Bull
Lily B. Sims
C. R. Austin
F. M. Tatum
Advice for wives to cultivate social life during wartime
A wartime column cites a letter from an Australian officer urging wives to seek social outlets while husbands are away. He advises inviting couples, arranging regular child care, accepting invitations, and not overfocusing on housework to avoid loneliness after the war. The piece emphasizes wives must create their own social life.
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Australia
Cleveland Street Cars to Hire Women Conductors
Cleveland officials say women will start as conductors on city street cars to address staffing shortages and rising service demands. They plan daylight hours for the trial with one-man crews as an off peak alternative.
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Cleveland
U.P
PTA notes from San Jacinto Wolflin and Sam Houston groups
The San Jacinto and Wolflin Parent Teacher Associations held sessions with talks on wartime home life and nutrition, reports on canning for the free lunch program, and plans for National Education Week. The Sam Houston PTA met to discuss a Halloween party and program details, with members from several schools in attendance. A dessert recipe features leep baked tart cases with custard and peach garnish, and a note on slip covers for electrical appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
J. R. Sallee
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Frankie Dixon
SAM Houston
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
M. C. Bradford
Charles M. Rogers
Charles Eads
Delores Hill
Mildred Groves
Katherine Burnett
Eula Jean Rowley
Barbara Anderson
Two Wardrobe Rules for Secretaries Says Survey
A Columbia University survey by Miss Ethel Rollinson finds New York businessmen favor neat but not gaudy secretaries. They dislike red nail polish, hair bows, loud jewelry, and overlong nails, preferring simple dresses, soft color, and practical makeup. Secretaries should maintain two wardrobes one for office and one for social life, with adjusted manners for boss interactions.
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Adelaide Kerr
Wide World
New York
Ethel Rollinson
Columbia University
Mrs. Brewer Honored With Surprise Shower
Mrs. A. W. Brewer was honored at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. C. J. Shelton at 1508 East Ninth Avenue. Mesdames Shelton and Julius Martin led the event with music contests and refreshments, while fall flowers decorated the rooms and many friends attended.
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A. W. Brewer
C. J. Shelton
East Ninth Avenue
Mesdames Shelton
Julius Martin
V. C. Beavers
C. P. Allison
J. W. Pearson
O. M. Reynolds
W. O. Fewell
Carl Glover
G. Bateman
O. A. Strange
J. Osborn
Sam Vaughan
Marjorie Beane
Doyle Fewell
Arthur Metheney
D. P. Martens
J. Daniels
W. Page
J. B. Wilmeth
J. Dutton
Johnie Richards
J. Cretsinger
George Weeden
Garland Gray
Director to Visit Group Promotes Women’s Benefit Association
Mrs Salle D Bottzler of Dallas state field director of the Women’s Benefit Association will address local members at a dinner 7 o clock Thursday night at the Amarillo Hotel. Reservations with president Mrs W D Walsh by 4 pm Thursday. Garlic flavored mustard method included with garlic clove in prepared mustard for 5 minutes.
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Johnnie Pollan
Amarillo
Salle D. Bottzler
Dallas
Women's Benefit Association
Amarillo Hotel
W. D. Walsh
Household Hints and Leftover Tips From The Era
Practical advice on washing sweaters gently and shaping them while wet. Includes stuffing ideas for turkey chicken duck and fish with various add-ins. Offers leftover reuse ideas for liver dumplings pie crusts and sandwich spreads. Also includes ironing tips and lunch box ideas for portable meals.
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Turkey
Careful Home Prep During the Blackout Era
The article advises practical steps for convalescents and households during shortages. It covers organizing beds with a hanging satchel, placing strong smelling foods and carbonated drinks on specific shelves, and understanding price ceilings. It also notes a six light compact flashlight kit for emergencies and blackout conditions.
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Mystic Weavers Club
Atheneum Club
J. Cc. Wyatt
Jackson Street
Pierian Junior Club
M. T Johnson
Hayden Street
Alsoc Clin
John Ward
Polk Street
MacDowell Music Club
Harry Hatcher
Canyon Highway
The
Delphian Society
Nobles
Washington Street
Navy Mothers Club
Legion Home
O. A. Hensley
Sandie Mothers Club
Frank E. Weeds
L. T. D. Club
Etta Cole
West Sixth Avenue
Linger Longer Club
Don Laster
Austin Street
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
OR. C. Auxiliary
Christian Neoteus Choir
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Carpentera
Ann Nassau Circle
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
East Fourth Avenue
V. D. Beistle
East Twelfth Avenue
Willing Workers Club
John Looney
North van Buren Street
Deward McDowell
East
Ninth Avenue
Home Interest Club
T. L Andrews
Fillmore Street
Federation Club
Atlantida Spanish Club
Furr Food Tea Room
Tenth Avenue
Red Carnation Lodge
England
Chen Yu
White & Kirk
Dar
Ruth Millett
RuDells
Polk
Paramount Theatre
P.T
Wolflin Association
Theo Zweig
Wolflin Parent- Teacher Association
Key Farr
J. Bonnett
Ray Small
Bonnett
Dial
Thad Ansley
Clyde Rhemeyer
A. K. Wilcoxson
Sanborn School
Ethel Jackson
Wolflin
Mrs. Brewer
Herbert
Panty
T. L. Lipscomb
Kuykendall
Corsetiere
Frank
Craven
Garson Pidgeon
William Wyler
Sidney Franklin
Miniver
Teresa Wright
Dame May Whitty
Reginald Owen
Henry Travers
Richard Ney
Henry Wilcoxon
Lyng
Bataan
Mary
Howard
Kline
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kline’s
Maud Ashby
Globe-News
Fither
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