Calendar notices and meat ration study summaries in 1944 era paper
The report notes a Wesleyan Service Guild meeting at 8 o clock and an Assembly of Rainbow for Girls at 8 o clock on Taylor Street. It also summarizes a Bureau of Home Economics meat ration study proposing 10 pounds per week for a family of four and includes a sample weekly menu balancing meals with limited meat and various dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Paul Barkley
Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau
CARDUST Promises Relief for Periodic Pain and Appetite
An advertisement urges women to use CARDUST to ease functional periodic pain and improve digestion and strength. It claims many rely on the two way help, cites a 62 year record, and implies benefits as a tonic. Also lists community events and meals schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardust
Cardus
Couple Weds In Godsoe Home Here
Miss Velta Louise Roberson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Martin 1012 Pierce Street wed Set Arden W Lawrence Jr son of Mr and Mrs A W Lawrence of San Antonio at 8 30 last night in a double ring ceremony at the home of Rev Frank A Godsoe Central Baptist Church. 20 friends attended. The bride wore a brown sheer wool dress with brown accessories and American Beauty roses. The newlyweds reside at 1222 Fillmore Street. The bridegroom will receive his wings Sunday from an army flying school in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velta Louise Roberson
Hugh Martin
Pierce Street
Set
Arden W. Lawrence, Jr
A. W. Lawrence
San Antonio
Frank A. Godsoe
Central Baptist Church
Social Center for Girls Seeks Leaders for After School Activities
The Social Center for Girls invites women to volunteer for after school play and activity programs. Leaders are needed for games sewing knitting cooking crafts dramatics stories piano singing painting and all around clubs. Call Miss Margaret Fichbauer at 6787 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fichbauer
Homemakers’ Class Elects Mrs Bennett At San Jacinto Church
Mrs H C Bennett was installed as president of the Homemakers’ Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church during a recent quarterly social and business meeting hosted at Mrs A L Carter’s home 842 Western Street. Mrs L L Whitten led the installation service with Alvin Phiffer performing two accordion solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bennett
San Jacinto Baptist Church
A. L. Carter
Western Street
L. L. Whitten
Alvin Phiffer
J. Quinn
Grace Winsett
J. W. Price
Bennett
E. A. Smallwood
G. C. Cox
S. M. Ratliff
Carter
Nora McClendon
Guy Ivey
J. M. Bulloch
R. C. Hillier
Whitten
L. Cardwell
Frank Allen
Walter Huntley
W. T. Sumner
Minnie V. Vicars
Tyea Ann
Cardwell
Earth
Marta Class Meets for Business at Mrs Hail Home
The First Baptist Maria Class will meet for business at 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs L C Hail 816 B Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Maria
L. C
Georgia Street
MARTA
L. C. Hail
El Martes Needle Club Meets With Mrs Williford
Mrs W T Williford hosted El Martes Needle Club at 1500 Jackson Street on Tuesday afternoon. With two officers absent the business and devotional were canceled and a social hour followed with refreshments. Plans for sewing this winter were made. Mrs L L Cooper attended as guest. The next meeting will be at Mrs Peggy Baker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Williford
Jackson Street
el Martes Needle Club
L. L. Cooper
Peggy Baker
Piere Street Event Tonight At 8 O Clock
A gathering is planned on Piere Street at 8 o clock this evening near the Carpenters Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piere Street
Carpenters Hall
Cradit and Vick Move to New Amarillo Clinic
Drs Cradit and Vick announce the removal of their offices from 408 Oliver Eakle Building to the Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Clinic Building at 10th and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver- Eakle
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Clinic
10Th & Jefferson
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best known medicine for women aged 38 to 52 suffering hot flashes dizziness nervousness and irregularities during middle age. Claims regular use builds resistance to symptoms and serves as a stomachic tonic with thousands reporting benefits and happier days in the forties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Odd portrait hints at a strong minded editor
The text sketches a determined, imaginative person with sarcasm and intolerance, noted for pursuing their own path and living with gusto. The female editor wishes to meet this person, male or female, suggesting interest in forming a connection or interview.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Lois Weaver
North Buchanan
Piret Christian Church
Myatic Weavers
Glib
Mra. FC
Quarles
Hayden St
Coulock
Mra
J. F. Haynis
Chib Furr Food Tea
Jiss Walter
Deward McDowell
Mise Tilly Larsen
Polk Street
Oriock
Art Craft Club
James Q. Hers
Beryl Serdle Chub
Bill Boga Boum
Poplar Grove
Neo
Clrete
W. W. Hall
Neotena
First Christian Church
Orst
Federation Club Rooma
First Baptist
Gertrude Herrin
West Tenth Avenue
Oelock
Chuir
Co. P Stephenson
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
E. M Collie
North Pierce Street
SealAmerican Institute of Laundering
Arrid
White & Kirk
Belle-Sharmeer
E. M. Collie
Carpenters Auxiliary
North
Godsoe
Carol Ely
J. Calvin Hill
Vernon H. Smith
H. G. Kilgore
Tennessee Street
Britain
Edgardo Simone
E. C
Monroe Street
Radie
California
God
Daily Oklahoman
Homemakers
el Martes
Boxwell Ambulance Service
PAY Geo Tie
Dumas
Globe-News
GORDO
March of Crime
McKay
van. Heflin
Hunt Tee Bowman
Samuel S. Hiinds
Capitol Ce
Lakes
George Sanders
Bari James Gleagon
Allen Jenkins
Helen Gilbert
RIALS
Drs
Southwestern Public Service Company
Haps
Batiste
Lastik
T. L. Lipscomb
Kuykendall
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