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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
2
New-York fashion writers report textured fabrics as the keynote for next fall with poodle cloth and brushed wool garments, slim pencil skirts, rounded shoulder lines, and jackets dipping in back. The look combines quiet elegance with wearable, understated lines, muted deep tones, and versatile suits for day and evening wear.
Easy summer dessert by mixing vanilla pudding with one tablespoon instant coffee and 1% milk, cook per directions, then cool. Fold in whipped cream and two cups chopped walnuts for a creamy crunchy finish.
Psychologists Drs Norma E Cutts and Nicholas Moseley urge parents to teach children safety to prevent accidents. They advise supervision, secure outlets and poisons, fenced yards, and practicing road rules with young kids. Early guidance builds self protection as children grow.
Crane- Eleven Crane Boy Scouts escorted by Bill Woodbury returned home June 14 from Camp Sal Mayer near Menard Fort Mc Kavitt. They won the Pioneer Award with 2350 points of 2400, top among 130 boys from eight troops. Kitchen assistants Allen Hollis Chuck Woodbury Edward Rangeman and Dewey Delaney remained on duty at camp. Other Crane names include Dwain Parker John Barker John Alexander J H Green James Byerly G B Curry and Corky Pearl.
Airman Bennie D. Humphryes son of Mr and Mrs R M King is home on a 15 day leave after graduating as honor graduate from a teletype mechanics school at Warren AFB He ranked top of a 225 member class The 1950 Odessa High School graduate previously served 16 months at Langley Field as air police and toured the states with a special chair He will return to Langley as an instructor for two years
The J. O. Y. class hosted a luncheon on Thursday June 19 in the church lower auditorium with Mrs. W. A. Kuck as hostess. Fried chicken potato salad and homemade ice cream were served buffet style. The next social is planned for July 17 at Mrs. Wier's backyard with husbands and children as guests.
Society Schedule outlines a public ice cream circle after church services to support an air conditioner for a Sunday School room. The Thursday Duplicate Bridge club shifts to June 26 at Odessa Country Club with phone reservations. League of Women Voters plans a July 11 meeting at Mrs. James Jones 1099 E 35th. Rainbow Mothers club meets June 23 in the county library. Lakeview Home Demonstration Club gathers June 24 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Jack Vaughan 901 N Belmont. Dutch Luncheon Club meets Friday in Midland at the Ranch House. First Baptist J O Y class hosts a backyard picnic supper July 17 at Mrs. R. D. Wier 512 N Belmont.
Ector County Library adds several new titles including Psychology in the Service of the School by M F Clough for teachers handling children's difficulties The Child and His Play by Hazel Kepler How to Make Your Emotions Work for You by Dorothy C Finkeler The Living Bible The Jeff Ray I Knew by Georgia Miller Ray A Texas Wildcatter by Lucille Glasscock Traders North by Wilson MacArthur and Lucky Miss Spaulding by Eleanor Arnett Nash reflecting interests from child development to biographies and fiction
A simple layered dessert suggestion starts with coffee ice cream at the bottom of each dish. Add a spoonful of creme de cocoa and a dab of whipped cream, then crown with silvered or chopped roasted almonds for a festive finish.
Dissolve lemon gelatin in hot apricot nectar and add cold water. Chill until partially thickened and fold in fresh raspberries. Break into pieces at serving time and combine with soft ice cream. Serve immediately.
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