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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1943
Page
3
An all day meeting featured a covered dish luncheon and plans for a Halloween social for members and their husbands at Mrs Moreman s home. The next meeting is set for Oct 28 at Mrs Richard Moreman s home with Mrs J D Savage as a guest. Members present included Mesdames Jess Walters George Killion Richard Moreman Jim Sanders and the hostess.
At a Federation Club Rooms tea on Sunday three Epsilon Sigma Alpha pledges were introduced Miss Vauncel Bright Miss Margaret Hollister and Miss Roxie Blassingame Local Beta Sigma Phi and Junior Business Women's Club members attended along with Frances Singleton president of the local EPSA and other guests A house party list and guest register were noted with blue and gold EPSA colors and yellow mums as table accents.
An old ad asserts Pertussin works swiftly to ease coughing and is safe for both young and old. It emphasizes long-standing doctor prescriptions, immediate relief, affordability, and broad effectiveness.
A three week term of the 47th district court opened in Claude this morning with Judge Henry Bishop on the bench and District Attorney Jim Lumpkin aiding the grand jury. Docket likely light. court will move to Amarillo on November 8.
Wartime family meals get nourishment and flavor with Armour Star Liver Sausage and Squaw Corn. Broil eight slices of liver sausage four minutes, boil four ears of corn, mix with pimiento pepper green pepper and spices, then broil briefly and serve.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Stevens of Happy to Lt W Eugene Davis of Springfield was announced at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Buster at 4221 West Twelfth Avenue The wedding is set for Nov 10 at the post chapel in Liberal Kansas where Davis is stationed Miss Stevens attended Wayside School West Texas State College and has worked at the Pantex Ordnance Plant Paymaster office.
Dr. R. Thomsen minister of the First Presbyterian Church will speak to the Junior Business Women's Club on What Is Our Destiny. The talk is part of the current study of the postwar world and will be Tuesday at 7:45 PM in the club rooms at the Capitol Hotel. Members and guests are invited.
Chapter B of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will hold a regular business meeting tomorrow at 12 30 PM at Mrs. E. J. Broders home. Luncheon and program are dispensed due to the death of charter member Mrs. Mary Callaway.
Tonight many groups at churches and clubs hold meetings and suppers. Tomorrow features A A U W and various circles, PTAs, W C S and social events at multiple addresses, with times from 12:30 to 8:00. A final note mentions cockroaches spreading due to commerce.
The Forest Hill 66 Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. 8 F Benge's home on Friday. Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on simplifying wardrobes with bright colors and straight lines. A business session appointed a committee to plan the annual Thanksgiving dinner. Refreshments were served to guests and members including Mrs. Stitt, Mrs. Finley Martin, and Kenneth Stanard.
Circle 3 of the Women s Society of Christian Service met at 806 Fairmont Street with Mrs J W Hogue hosting sessions on Trials of Racial Problems and related study material.
Women once suffered in silence from menstrual pain but now praise CARDUS’s 2 way help. Taken as a tonic it stimulates gastric juices to aid digestion and build resistance for trying days. Used as directed three days before the time CARDUI may relieve pain from functional causes.
Mrs. G. D. Caldwell led a discussion while Mrs. May Puckett taught the lesson. A local note suggests the whooping crane may have a windpipe up to five feet long, highlighting remarkable bird anatomy.
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