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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
3
A 1958 Bell Syndicate column presents Dear Martha Mason advice addressing family finances and romance. A mother, a divorced woman, and a friend seek guidance on duties, marriage, and compatibility with religious constraints.
Ruth Millett outlines five recurring complaints wives have about husbands. She notes men rarely talk at home, avoid domestic responsibilities, misplace items, expect wives to work while not sharing chores, and withhold sincere compliments. NEA Service, Inc. rights reserved.
Five women from Childress join the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Dallas for their annual convention. The list includes Mesdames Lou Jeff ers Faye Waltermire Mary Witcher Kathleen Hargrave and Mary Jane Krigbaum. Additional society notes mention visitors in Sanford Oklahoma City Fort Sumner and Hereford with names such as Cleo Thompson and Walter Strong family associations. A long roster lists residents and addresses including St Anthony s Fort Sumner and Tucum oar on M 4 with numerous local names.
A fragmentary Northw est Texas listing shows names and addresses of residents linked to birth announcements and new arrivals. Names include Lora Looney Judy Pace Cloe Amos Sandra Bratcher Evelyn Davis Berard Hargrave Carolyn Swettman Laura Toney and others with street addresses in Borger Clovis Vigo Park Amarillo Gruver and Vernon areas.
An announcement states the relocation of offices to the High Plains Neurological Center at 2391 with consultation by appointment only.
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