Woman’s Page Visits Relatives in Amarillo
Miss Onamae Baker of Dallas daughter of Mrs. Edgar Baker arrived in Amarillo this week to visit her grandmother Mrs. T. H. Buchanan and uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jenkins at 1911 Buchanan. Baker, formerly of Amarillo, graduated from Highland Park High School in Dallas last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onamae Baker
Dallas
Edgar Baker
Amarillo
T. H. Buchanan
Morris Jenkins
Buchanan
Miss Baker
Highland Park High School
Clarifying guidance on infant eye crease correction
A letter from Mrs. V F B seeks medical advice about congenital eye folds covering tear ducts. The responder explains plastic surgery potential, urges consultation with a city teaching hospital plastic surgeon, and counsels patience and reliance on doctors. The note promotes a pamphlet S-16 on toilet training.
Infidelity of Wives Tied to Mental Breakdowns in Veterans
Captain Howard Sprague of St. Albans Naval Hospital cites that infidelity by wives accounts for 48 percent of mental breakdowns among 5,000 patients. He criticizes the war time portrayal of soldiers as womanizers and urges caution against sensational stories that may influence wives to rationalize unfaithfulness.
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Howard Sprague
St. Albans Naval Hospital
Queens
New York
George
Lake Charles Port Handles Bulk War Cargo Gain
The port of Lake Charles Louisiana on the Gulf of Mexico moved five times as much seagoing cargo in the first half of 1945 as in the same period of 1944 reflecting wartime activity and increased shipping demand.
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Lake Charles
Gulf of Mexico
New Iberia Pepper Crop Valued at 15000 Pounds
Last year in New Iberia Louisiana the chili pepper harvest was valued at 15000 pounds. The report notes the crop's financial value and regional agricultural activity.
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New Iberia
Louisiana
Social Calendar Tonight And Friday In Amarillo
A packed schedule lists Woodmen Cirice W O W Hall 8 pm, Business Girls Committee 6 15 pm at 501 Lincoln, Carpenter’s Ladies Auxiliary 8 pm, Friday events include Needie Club 2 45 pm 1709 Van Buren Family Night Amarillo Country Club 8 30 pm Sew N Sew Club 1828 Taylor St Francis 4 H Girls Club 3 pm Pecos Valley Queens Lodge 2 pm I O O F Hall, Business Women’s Circle 7 30 pm 2400 Hughes, Twentieth Century Club 3 pm Federation Club Rooms Jam Jar party Y W E A building 01 Lincoln 7 30 pm Coronation service Girls Auxiliary First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union 7 30 pm Modern Study Club all day Red Cross sewing Mrs Eugene Harris 3004 Tyler 10 am O W Club luncheon Capitol Hotel 1 pm
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Modern
Red Cross
Eugene Harris
Tyler
Altar Society Opens Season at Sacred Heart Cathedral
The Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Cathedral held its first season meeting Wednesday afternoon in the cathedral club room. President Helen A. Omler led business as officers gain a longer term through May. Meeting time moved from 1 30 to 2, and a rummage white elephant antique sale was planned for early October. Twenty five members attended.
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Altar Society
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cathedral Club
Helen A. Omler
Christmas in Connectic cut and wartime notes from Vivian
Vivian Brown writes from Norwalk Connecticut about a service member friendly Christmas in town with Santa and soldiers. She recalls fretful jitters at dances, plans for future gatherings, and a plaid housecoat purchase as wartime shops adapt to the season. She mentions Connie in Decatur Illinois and a gift book for birthdays and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Connecticut
Connie
Decatur
Til
Navy
Terbugs
Helen
Mahmoud Sayan
Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts New Members
Mrs. Carl Larson entertained the Stitch and Chatter Club at her home 222 Colorado. New members Jess W Walter and J W Howell of Pleasant Valley were welcomed. Visitors included Mrs J B McGee and daughters Barbara and Arline. Next meeting is a luncheon at 607 Tyler Sept 19. A branch library in the Oldsmobile plant in Lansing Michigan now operates providing books magazines and reference services to employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larson
Stitch and Chatter Club
Colorado
Jess W. Walter
J. W. Howell
Pleasant Valley
J. B. McGee
Barbara
Arline
D. J. Blackburn
G. A. Runyon
Walter
Howell
McGee
Oo. D. Wooten
Misses McGee
Take Off Ugly Fat With This Home Recipe
An inexpensive home remedy claims to shed ungainly weight without hard work. It suggests mixing four ounces of liquid parcel Concentrate with grapefruit juice to make a pint and taking two tablespoons twice daily. The ad promises quick slimming and a money back guarantee if no results are seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Drug Store
New York Mailbox Address Noted in Public Record
A public notice records an address at P. O. Box 99 Station 6 New York 19 New York. The snippet provides only the mailing box details without additional context or actions.
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P. O. Box
Station
New York 19
N. Y
War wives and servicemen morale in homefront imagery
The author argues morale is shared by wives at home and husbands overseas. It challenges one dimensional pictures of war and stresses faithful wartime roles. The piece cites about 15 billion dollars invested by Americans in roughly 5,600 merchant ships during the war per Ships Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ships Magazine
Amarillo
EAGLE
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Acmee
Ruth Millet
Ozarka
Water CO
Cirice
W. O. W. Hall
A. && A Business Girls Committee
Faye
Gordon
Lincoln
Carpenter's Ladies Auxiliary
Carpenter’s Hall
Needie Club
John Barton
van Buren
Amarillo Country Club
J. B. Hudgins
Taylor
St. Francis
Pecos Valley
Queens Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
First Baptist Church
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
Twentieth Century Club
Federation Club
Y. W
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Church Auditorium
O. W. Club
Capitol Hotel
Beyad
Chas. F Wagner & Bro
Haein
New Orleans
Helen Us
Judy
Eity
Times Square
Army of Occupation
Santa Claus
Vivian
Vivian Brown
Dropley
Dough Boys
FDA
Mrs. Larson
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Mich
Stagley
Polk
Barbara Gould
Carriera
Lydia FE
Pinkham
H. H. Latson
Joe
Sim
White G
Kirk
Mr. Twain
North Pole
Old Tack
Amazin Eagle
Carl Schell
Lowell
Schell
West 3Rd St
Plains Insulating Company
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