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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1943
Page
8
The Woman's Page notes junior and senior high girls will organize Girls Reserves at 501 Lincoln Street Monday at 4 PM. With 350,000 members in the United States and thousands more in 53 countries, they will plan programs with adult advisers. Emphases include Health Work Personal Relations Social Concern Arts and Religion.
The Panhandle Pen Women held their quarterly meeting at Mrs. J. W. Cheney's home on Madison Street. The program featured papers on writing by H. M. Timmons, B. E. Fish, and the hostess. Joint winners of the club's short story contest were Mrs. J. E. Boyd and Mrs. R. L. Thompson. Guests included Mrs. R. L. Thompson and Mrs. Becky Ann Bryan. Members present listed include Miss Laura V. Hamner and several Panhandle residents.
Use remaining soapy water to scrub the porch or wash the cellar floor. Keep pathways through the living room clear at all times. Remove toys from floors immediately after use. Place lamps with cords positioned to avoid tripping.
Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. Hudson's home with talks on Women in the War Effort and Women in Civilian Life. The Junior Business Women heard Dr. R. Thomson discuss destiny and isolation, with plans for a Halloween dance at the I O O F Hall. L Aiguille Club welcomed new member Mrs. Haines and held a Christmas gift draw. Kiwani Ans hosted luncheon at San Jacinto and announced a Halloween party and rummage sale, also presenting a moving-away gift to Mrs. Branson.
Mrs W T Williford of 1500 Jackson Street yesterday entertained El Martes Needle Club with a noon luncheon and quilting for the Preventorium. Attending were Mesdames W A Christian L P Dowie L J Gorman B W McNeilly J M Wiley Fred Wolfe B W Sory and T C Brown with guest Mrs Mollie Jackson. The next meeting will be at Mrs Christian 213 East Fifteenth Avenue.
The Progressive Child Study Club holds an all day meeting tomorrow to sew for the Red Cross. Hostesses are Mrs E J Mc Cartt Sr and Mrs Vaughn Gouldy. Members meet in the morning at 1400 West Twelfth Avenue to travel to a country cabin.
The timetable lists Harvest Party at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall with basket supper at 6:30. Narcissa Whiteman Circia hosts dinner and program at 6:30. Others include Beta Sigma Phi at Federation Club Rooms 8, Wesleyan Guild at Polk Street 7, and USO events from 6:30 to 8:30 with dances, games, and a prize draw. Midnight to morning events also noted.
A list of mayonnaise flavored dressings and fillings ideas including Cottage Cheese Mayonnaise Jelly Mayonnaise Fish Luncheon Roll with cucumber mayonnaise and Green Pepper Mayonnaise. Each recipe gives ingredients and simple mixing directions.
An aid to relieve itching from minor skin irritations prickly heat eczema and insect bites. Sold at Cretney Drug Store for 50 cents.
The PEO Sisterhood Chapter 7 marked its tenth anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. C. W. Seibel’s home, 1001 Sunset Terrace. Assistant hostesses included Mesdames Crowe Boxwell and Nobles. program theme was The Past Present and Futuristic Achievements of Chapter 7 with members Nobles Sanders and Miss Nancy Farwell performing a piano solo and George Bob Vick presenting Eternal Vigilance the Price of Liberty. Visitors listed include Mesdames Bowdle Burrows Erlandson Burnett Dud Farwell Vie. Members present included H E Billingslea Rex Blankenship Boxwell Crowe Farwell Gilstrap Gosch Jim Mock Kenniston E W Little G S McLellan J M Moore Nobles G G Ordway George Parr Jr George Parr Sr R F Pixley P L Reppert Sanders Seibel Studer R T Weills R B Wingate.
A 24 year old Georgia woman declines a $60 a week war plant post citing family needs. She and her mother run a 300 acre farm and grist mill. She argues mothers with small children face scarce substitutes for home care and should prioritize childrearing over wartime work when possible.
Mix chopped green pepper onion and lemon juice thoroughly. Serve with meat fish and green salads as a simple dressing or relish.
Esquire Club of Amarillo High School opened its social season with a hayride to Birch Hollow led by chaperons Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Duniven. A club dance is planned for November 7 and another before the Christmas Bid Dance, with sponsor Mrs. H. H. Latson and vice president Herb Duniven among organizers.
The piece urges women to do war work beyond homemaking and offers practical foot relief with a witch hazel and mineral oil mix. It also advises careful electrical cord handling, preventing fraying, and to call a repairman for defective cords, appliances, switches, outlets, or wiring.
Repair tears promptly using inner raincoat material and rubber cement. Wartime scarcity makes repairs essential. Keep steps clear and prevent ice by spreading sand gravel cinders or salt and taking short steps to avoid falls.
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