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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1951
Page
6
A late fall hat by Walter Florell is shaped on a headsize last and crafted in brown velvet. The millinery piece showcases refined lines and Italian influence, offering a structured silhouette for genteel wardrobes this season.
Mrs. LaVerne Tolland was honored with a pink and blue gift shower at the home of Mrs. R. A. Saunders on East Tenth Street. Entertainment featured vocal selections by Ellen, Wanda, and Joyce Ramsey and refreshments for guests including N. Shackelford, P. A. Smith, Mary Hillaby, Georgia Worley, and others.
The article cautions against using hard tap water in steam irons and advises using water with fewer than 20 parts per million minerals. It notes mineral-rich water can clog steam passages over time and offers a dessert idea to use leftover cake crumbs by toasting them and rolling vanilla ice cream, served with chocolate sauce.
Dorothy Dix presents guidance on a high school graduate choosing college versus arranged marriage, arguing that American education for women increases security and marriage prospects. She urges pursuing college, a career, and independence, noting women in teaching, nursing, and social work often marry, and that age 18 to 22 is well within the modern path.
Instruction guidance on making bulk sandwiches for freezing. Recommends portioning fillings with a scoop for consistency, spreading evenly on bread to ensure uniform thawing, and achieving efficient production.
Put leftovers into a small casserole with bits of cooked meat and vegetables. Use a concentrated canned soup for the liquid to create a simple, hearty dish.
The guide says brassdd meats taste best when browned slowly on all sides in a heavy utensil. Then a small amount of liquid is added and the meat covered tightly. Cook at low temperature, adding more liquid if needed, until tender.
Tiny bread cubes are tossed with melted butter to create a delicious topping for many casserole dishes. Cut three slices of bread into tiny cubes after removing the crusts if desired.
Nylon is a durable fabric common in many wardrobes and requires proper care to maximize wear. The article advises avoiding frequent quick washouts, recommending occasional thorough machine washing, and using a pillowcase or net bag for delicate pieces to protect lace and trim. Regular items shed soil easily and benefit from careful handling.
Grind the remaining beef and fold into turnovers with a ready pie mix or shape into croquettes. Sauté until browned and serve hot with a dipping sauce for a quick, practical reuse of leftovers.
San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted a Family Night in Fellowship Hall. Mrs Early Brown led the program featuring a film on Latin America, a recitation quiz, and songs by the junior and primary departments. A cloth was laid on the table.
The party featured Mexican inspired decor and other Latin American motifs. About 150 guests attended the gathering, highlighting the festive tone and cultural theme of the occasion.
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