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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1944
Page
4
Tonight and Tuesday schedules show meetings and activities across Amarillo and vicinity. Organizations include Panhandle ei Arte Association, Epsilon sorority, Security Benefit Association, Twenty-One Plus Club, Ww. C. A., Red Cross sewing rooms, and various clubs at Lincoln Street, Harrison Street, and Payne Tea Room. Events feature dances, classes, luncheons, and demonstrations with times from 7:30 to 12:00.
Miss Betty June Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Smith was installed as worthy adviser of Amarillo Assembly No 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple. Officers and guests attended as a Spanish motif hall decor and floral tributes highlighted the ceremony.
Nancy Colley brides elect of Capt. Mat Webb is feted in a mixed shower at F Q Kelleam home 2819 Hayden Street with pink and white colors and colonial bouquets. Hostesses include J R Chatham E E Finklea and Glenn Newbold. Various guests, a mother daughter luncheon at Crowe home and additional showers followed.
Every child is an individual shaped by environment and family. Parents who actively guide speech, actions, and home life form sturdy character and healthy bodies, benefiting themselves and society. The piece urges reading Mrs Streett's Feeding Facts for Young Children, obtainable for five cents via a New York box.
Miss Lois Sarek Armstrong led the regular First Christian Sunday School Class meeting with a talk on leprosy in the United States and mission fields. A covered dish luncheon followed, hosted by Mesdames Halston, Green, Cook, Lomax and Holt. attendance included numerous members and guests. The piece notes that the first hat factory in the United States was established in Danbury, Connecticut, in 1780.
An advice style notice promoting Arrid cream deodorant to prevent underarm odor and perspiration stains. It lists five claims including skin safety, odor control, fast drying, fabric harmlessness, and near universal availability with prices 39c and 59c per jar.
Members met Friday at Mrs. John A. Cavin’s home on Hayden Street. Mrs. James L. Farwell reviewed Separate Star by Laula Grace Erdman and received a gift. A social hour followed with refreshments for the listed members and a guest, Mrs. Farwell.
The First Baptist T. E. L. class held a luncheon at the church with Mrs. E. T. Dunaway delivering a devotional. Miss Lucy Mae Ratliff sang a solo with Miss Donna Jean Autry on piano, attended by numerous members including H. W. Elliott and C. E. Griffith. A separate note states the Business and Professional Women will hold a dinner at Lester's Cafeteria on Polk Street Tuesday evening.
Mrs Sallie Schwartz was honored with a dinner at the Capitol Hotel by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. coworkers marking 30 years of service. A pink and blue cake with 30 candles accompanied a 30 year pin presented by J. P. Blount and a gardenia corsage as gifts.
Sonny Moore was honored with a birthday party by his mother Mrs. Thomas Moore on Saturday afternoon at 726 North Jackson Street. Guests included Eddie Nunn Larue Swanner Joyce David and Richard Bowerman Darlene and Darrell Holman and the hostesses. Sandie Mothers will hold their annual tea Tuesday at 2 PM in Mrs. J. C. Kenyon’s home 2402 Hayden Street inviting Sandie and Yannigan mothers.
Two liver recipes from the February Health for Victory Guide include Liver Patties and Liver and Onions. Patties use pork liver bread crumbs onion and bacon wrap broil. Onions recipe browns liver in drippings with flour and seasonings.
Aunt Nan offers a lighthearted take on modern laundry woes. She praises the laundry man for his efforts amid worker shortages and rising demand, noting many new customers may continue using laundry service long term. Sponsored by Panhandle Laundry.
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