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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1941
Page
3
Ruth Millett argues housewives should stop discussing budget woes at home. She says private economizing avoids depressing conversations and could prevent a winter of moaning and dull talk. She urges community leaders to promote quiet thrift over loud pennypinching.
Promote Mercolized Wax Cream to lighten complexion and smooth skin. Saxolite Astringent tightens loose skin and reduces surface oil. Instruction suggests dissolving Saxolite in hazel for daily facial use and promotes Tarkreot Beauty Mask as a cooling treatment.
The Las Amigas Sewing Club met at Mrs. R L Simmons home to work on a Red Cross quilt. Luncheon plans and multiple addresses mark upcoming meetings for several clubs. The Amarillo Needlework Guild reveals Ingathering details, officers for 1942 43, and charity garment distribution plans.
The Lee Bivins High School PTA met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Sanford presiding. Miss Ola Boyles introduced by Mrs. Sanford. reports given by chairmen for program membership finance secretary council delegates hospitality and health. Home room mothers listed. violinist Carol Clemons performed Dark Eyes. meeting ended with a get acquainted tea as Pleasant Valley PTA enrollment week opens with a room mothers tea and sixth grade program on the British Isles led by Charles Langston.
A lengthy listing of community group gatherings. numerous chapters including Alpha Alpha Beta Sigma Phi Mrs Joe Coffer and Beverly Prescott present book reviews and chapter meetings across churches lodges and clubs with times from 1 to 9:30 p.m. Schools and PT programs note parent participation and student performances.
The First Christian Woman's Council Antique Tea features about 30 dolls from the Jerry Hammer Lahm collection on display at Mrs. Tom Currie's home 2116 Van Buren Street Friday through Sunday. The exhibit showcases character foreign and Sioux and Portuguese dolls, with details on each piece and the collection's national recognition.
Amarillo MacDowell Club will send Mrs. H. A. Waller as official delegate and district auditor to the Seventh District Federation of Music Clubs convention in Hereford Thursday through Saturday. Mrs. Glavier will represent the club president, Miss Ellinor Atwood will sing on the Friday fine arts program with Mrs. Roseberry, and additional club members will join Friday chorus under Emil F. Myers.
Miss Manzanita Bruce, soon to wed Joe B Evans, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by San Jacinto Methodist junior department leaders at 1309 Broadmoor Street. Guests included family and church members. gifts were given and plans discussed for Evans to settle in San Antonio after his leave. The Forest Hill PTA met as sixth graders from Forest Hill School presented a program and council delegates were named for two classrooms. Next PTA meeting set for November 6.
The American Childhood Association hosts a Saturday breakfast at 8 a.m. at the Blackstone Hotel. Reservations should be made today with Mrs. Charles Kirk.
Maidie Bratherwick known as Maidie Berwick of the Maidie and Ray team begins a winter acrobatics class at the Hall Academy of Music and Arts Amarillo. Auditions by appointment select top pupils. Berwick, touring with sister Mrs John Merchant and brother Ray Berwick, is famed internationally for modern acrobatic dancing and difficult tricks.
Les Meres Club met Tuesday afternoon at 1224 West Twelfth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Carl E. Baird. Topics included Early Childhood and What to Expect discussed by Mrs. Preston Conerly and Mrs. L. C. Kramer, with a general discussion led by program chairwoman Mrs. J. D. Clayton. Additional guests were Mrs. Ben Ansley, Mrs. Harris Dinkins, Mrs. Harry Hitch, Mrs. Doyle Jordan, Mrs. K. W. Kendrick, Mrs. G. H. Simms and Mrs. W. F. Stubbs.
The Del Maron Chapter of the Delphian Society will meet at 9 45 Thursday morning in the Federation Club Rooms. The Wilson Child Study Club meeting announced for Thursday is postponed for one week.
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