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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
2
Harper is on leave and Billy R son of Police Chief Shd rper is home from Rice Houston after a four month civil engineering semester. The police chief's son serves in the navy and reports back to his station Sunday.
A home recipe notes making eight individual meat loaves from 114 pounds of Armour chuck beef mixed with 4% pound lean pork and seasonings. It uses bread crumbs, evaporated milk, and onions, baked 45 minutes at 350 F with a barbecue sauce of catsup vinegar Worcestershire chili powder and onion, yielding crusty portions.
Amarillo community volunteers report the war chest at fifty thousand dollars after a large meeting. Campaign chair J A Hazlewood notes only a third of potential donors have been solicited and contributions average 53 percent higher than last year.
Eight residents from Amarillo visited Claude this afternoon to honor Mrs. C. C. Smotherman’s birthday. The group includes Mrs. H. H. Horne and Mrs. J. W. Carlton, Karla Kay and Joe Ray Hutton of 2115 Pierce St, Mrs. J. D. Porterfield of 902 Mississippi St, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carlton of 1202 Tyler St.
Evangelist R B Delafield will give a free address at 7:45 pm on Can Anyone Live Without Sin ning at Carpenter's Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue. Mrs Mabel Pierce offers a Bible study at 7:30 pm on The Three Heavens. Soldiers send thanks to Amarillo Red Cross knitters for woolen scarves. Private at Camp Grant Ill writes thanking an Amarillo woman. U S demands for castor oil have quadrupled since the war began.
The Lesson Sermon titled Everlasting Punishment will be read in all Churches of age Scientist on Sunday October 1. The Golden Text calls for Israel to hope in the Lord for mercy and abundant redemption. A cited Bible passage includes I, even I, am he that blotteth out they trans.
Opal Johnson promotes the Fashion Furs line at Sweetbriar Shop offering three payment options and inviting customers to trade in an old fur coat.
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