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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
3
The column urges marrying within one's class to avoid conflicts over intellect, finances, and background. It argues shared tastes and upbringing prevent disputes, warns about differences between in-laws and spouses, and stresses considering costs beyond money before marrying.
Advice warns against marrying for fantasy and urges readiness to give up personal freedom. It cautions against choosing a drunkard or spoiled partner and notes reform is unlikely. Emphasizes selecting a compatible spouse over an idealized mate.
In Denton on June 7 two Amarillo women received degrees at Texas State College for Women during the thirty-fifth annual commencement. Beatrice Hogue Paschall, an honor graduate, and Geraldine Logan led a three day program of teas and receptions while Dr L H Hubbard urged democracy and liberty.
A coffee compliment honoring Mrs. C. T. Shook Jr., formerly Miss Mignon Sanford, was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Boyd in Plainview. Hostesses included Mesdames Davenport, Walker, Carter, and Cave, with Mrs. Shook and her mother greeting guests.
Elsie Clor Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1626 Hughes Street at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Each member is asked to bring a can of fruit or vegetables for a retired minister.
A health note explains that lack of dietary bulk can cause constipation and recommends Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily solution. It suggests consuming a breakfast dish of All-Bran with plenty of water to promote regular bowel movements and mentions Kellogg in Battle Creek as the maker.
A list of church auxiliaries and community clubs with meeting times and locations in Amarillo. Includes St Andrew's Episcopal Church, Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club, Forest Hill Study Club, Amarillo Garden Club, Butterfly Club, W M A circles of First Baptist, Mid-Week Bridge Club, and Women’s Auxiliary circles at Central Presbyterian and West Amarillo Christian Church with addresses on Crockett Street Hughes Street Van Buren and other local streets.
The Diversion Club postpones its Thursday meeting at the home of Mrs. J. T. Criswell.
Velma Myers of Ft Sumner and J C McGee of Tucumcari were married May 30 at First Baptist Church with Rev O L Dennis officiating. They announced the marriage when they left for their Fort Sumner home last Thursday.
The Parmer County Federation of Women’s Clubs met at the Congregational Church in Friona to discuss how Parmer County can have a library. Speaker Mrs. Ray Johnson from Deaf Smith County Federation outlined federation work and benefits.
Plans are set for a Friday luncheon in Amarillo Hotel Blue Room honoring retiring officers of the National Mother-in-Law Club. A short program will follow. Reservations by calling Mrs. T. C. Craig or Mrs. J. E. Griggs or via the News-Globe.
A trio of society notices reports weddings: Suzanne Maggard and Wesley Davis wed at the Maggard home in Hale Center with family members in attendance and music by Mattie Bell Noel. Neva Pearl Worthington and Robert Sidney Swayze married at the Worthington residence in Borger with a Fort Worth Houston Lake Charles honeymoon path. Opal Phillips and Donald Glenn marry in Altus Oklahoma and plan to reside in Childress.
Mrs. Sam Long was re elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary here Friday. The auxiliary authorized aid for an emergency operation as part of its community benefit activity. Pred L Brown led in prayer. Other officers elected were Mrs FE R Anderson Mrs F Henderson vice presidents Mrs Fred L Brown chaplain Mrs A B Cherry secretary Mrs B McNeely treasurer Mrs Carl Mangum sergeant at arms and Mrs Frank Gummelt reporter.
A double bridal shower in McAlister honors Mrs. Doyle Cast and Mrs. Roy Hutchison, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green. Attending guests include Sadie Vance and family, with gifts sent by Mary Dunning and other friends and relatives.
Thousands of modern women report Cardus as a tonic improving appetite and digestion while acting as an antispasmodic to relieve functional discomfort of monthly periods. Medical authorities acknowledge the value of the plant extracts blended in Cardui for these purposes. Available at all drug stores.
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