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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1943
Page
5
In a 4 PM ceremony last Wednesday at 1815 Sunset Terrace Mrs. G G Black hosted Miss Mary Lou Layman marrying Sat Thomas F E Bradshaw. Rev E B Fincher officiated at Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church. The couple plan to live in Canyon after the wedding.
Tonight and tomorrow schedules list D A R events at 1706 Polk and various rooms, plus dances at USO venues, church youth classes, and multiple club meetings. Activities include Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Musical Arts Conservatory, Victory Command dances, and Federation of Women's Clubs events with meals and executive sessions.
Thea Rho girls organized as the sixth Odd Fellows branch with the Blue Belles as their club name. Officers include Betty Jean Baldren as president Arletta Williams vice president Ottie Joe Clay reporting secretary Melba Crawford treasurer and Nadine Christal warden Evelyn Fritchman conductor Glendora Canada marshal and Mary Viola Ramzel chaplain. The group held their first meeting at the I O O F Hall under state leaders Mrs Addie Bell Aston and Mrs Ruth P Hamilton.
Pfc Waldron was surprised by a Sunday evening birthday party at Polk Street Methodist Church after services. His mother in Salem Massachusetts attached a birthday check to a letter asking the church to arrange the cake and celebration. About 45 soldiers and young people attended the after church recreation.
President Tom Troth asks Amarillo Safety Council directors to assemble at 8 oclock tonight in the Southwestern Public Service Company offices for a session.
A nostalgic dinner idea features Armour Star Frankfurters with a hearty potato salad for 4 to 6. The recipe uses Star Frankfurters, bacon drippings, vinegar, egg, salt, pepper, sugar, potatoes, green pepper and onion, served over a bed of pene salad with frankfurters on top.
KGNC presents a Photography Talk Tonight with six local amateurs discussing the fourth annual Tri-State Photography Salon. Speakers include M. B. Edquist D. W. Godsey James Rittenberry Ed Snook H. C. Pipkin and Arlie Hudson discussing event dates and exhibit details.
A regional director of the United States Employment Service lifted a two year prohibition on women workers wearing stockings at work claiming funds are better spent on war bonds. The piece argues dress rules for women are arbitrary, undemocratic, and should be based on ability to perform the job.
Simple fruit preserves use apricots cherries and citrus with prepared pectin. Apricot cherry jam uses ripe fruit sugar lemon juice and pectin then boils hard and shelves with paraffin. Marmalade from orange and lemon peels follows a similar boil and pour method with added water and soda.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will gather tomorrow evening at 6 30 in Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church for dinner and a meeting.
Col. Edward W. Raley of Amarillo Army Air Field directs the fall shift to regulation woolen uniforms after October 18. Until then cotton khakis or regulation woolen outfits may be worn as a GI style. The result is both uniform types seen on Amarillo streets.
Continued cool weather as a front brings in cool air after a 96 degree high. Nighttime temperature fell to 54 with a dry spell noted. Forecasters say no heat wave in sight and indicate fall conditions are developing.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha plans a meeting at 8 oclock tonight at the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas. The event is open to members and aims to discuss chapter activities and upcoming community service plans.
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