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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1941
Page
2
The piece contrasts grandmothers joyfully cooking with modern women who treat food as an evil necessity. It argues that enjoying meals fosters companionship and stresses the value of cooking three meals a day. A brief tip notes mint leaves add flavor to water for peas.
Miss Betty Jane O Brien the bride-to-be of Lt John E F Satterstrom was feted at a bridge party and linen shower hosted by Mrs Lloyd Thompson and Mrs H V Robertson at 1703 Tyler Street. Guests included Mrs W O Brien and other relatives and friends.
The reader recounts a health teacher praising weekly LeCh Chow Mein for Bobby and the writer. The teacher touts Chinese foods as rich in minerals and vitamins essential for growing children and mentions LaChoy free recipe booklets as useful nourishment options.
Mrs A B Goldston gave an illustrated talk at Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club in the Federation Club Rooms She spoke of Europe before the war and showed motion pictures Miss Hattilu White president elect of the Texas Federation of B P W C reported on the Dallas institute Her remarks included helpful suggestions The meeting opened with God Bless America and closed with America.
The Senior Future Homemakers held initiation in the high school gym with each girl carrying a candle representing a subject. President Lenon Brooks led the pledge as candles were lit. Dancers wore evening dresses and a reception followed with refreshments. Luncheon was hosted at the Herring Hotel by Mesdames Minnie Mogelson Mogelson and Sam Jacobson, with further entertainments planned and a wedding announced for Miss Shiels and Mr Mandell after year’s start.
Local groups plan Halloween events across Amarillo with the Margaret Wills P T unit hosting a carnival at the school building starting at 7 o clock. The event features foods, games, and carnival attractions in each room and opens at 6 30 for early activities.
The Sisterhood of Temple B'Nat Israel hosts its annual Halloween dance tonight at 8 o'clock at the temple. Mrs. Irving Ellis chairs arrangements with Mrs. Art Rothman and Mrs. Leonard Glickman assisting.
Alma Dell Bailey was honored at a surprise party as 47 classmates from Alice Landergin School gathered at 116 Fast Thirty-Ninth Avenue. The event featured games, a large yellow cake, flowers, and gifts with Mrs. Thomas Pitt and Mrs. May Belle Sitchler assisting.
Las Amigas Club gathered at 1204 West Thirteenth Avenue hosted by Mrs. B. H. Collins. Mrs. Rankin Russell led the business session as members answered roll with current events and quilted for the Red Cross.
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Unit sponsors a Halloween carnival at the school Thursday night from 7 30. Homemade candy pie chili hot dogs and coffee will be served. Attractions include a picture show. Chile’s president has just been granted power to restrict shipments from the country.
The Amarillo Branch of the Needlework Guild of America schedules a 3 30 PM Thursday tea at the Social Center for Girls to display newly collected garments and linens. A pre tea is set for today at Mrs C L Johnsons 2211 Polk Street for Mrs C L Ives unit.
The U-Deal-Em Club met at Mrs. Floyd Jones 806 Maryland Street for a 1 o clock luncheon with Halloween decor. High score went to Mrs. Harry Milholland, second to Mrs. E. M. Benesch. other players included Mrs. Mellor Beer Galbreath Lynch Pittman. A November 12 meeting is set at Mrs. Mellor 900 Sunset Terrace.
A vintage advertisement touts a kitchen cough remedy with sugar syrup and Pinex for fast relief. It claims easy preparation, no cooking, family friendly taste, and long shelf life. The ad promises al loosening mucus soothing irritated membranes and clearer air passages with a money back guarantee.
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