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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1951
Page
7
Dorothy Dix counsels against marrying a teasing man, arguing cruel humor wounds a partner. She notes such men gain joy from others' suffering and warns future misery unless a woman can resist. Also included is a reader question about a messy son in law and a suggestion to have the daughter address the issue with him.
The writer argues that paying a small price for board and tolerating minor messes may preserve happiness with a son in law. Neatness improves home life, yet forgiveness for clutter is possible, while more serious faults like drunkenness or unkindness threaten the daughter’s well being.
Dorothy Dex offers general interest problem solving through her syndicated column. She provides practical guidance and answers readers’ questions, aiming to assist a broad audience with everyday issues.
Mrs. M. B. Allen entertained the Eunice Class of the First Baptist Church at 812 Fairmont with a coffee. An officers clinic was led by Mrs. Eric Gustafson. Attending were Mesdames A. J. Quinn, Bob Ward, Clayton Watkins.
Mrs George Parr hosted the Twentieth Century Club at her home in Harrison Street with Mrs John Hill presiding over business. Plans for the 7th district Federation meeting were outlined while talks covered Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy and titanium. Attendees listed include Boston Frank Butler and others, next meeting set for April 20 at 2223 Ong in the Rogers residence.
Gamma Conclave of Kappa Kappa Iota Sorority hosted the state convention in Pampa with national president Mrs. Glen Duggan attending from Tulsa and delegates from Alpha and Beta Conclaves of Lubbock County. State officers included Mrs. A J Wallace of Lubbock president Mrs. W D Morgan of Tohoka vice president Miss Lenora Nichels of Lubbock secretary and Mrs. D H Howell of Lubbock treasurer.
The convention closed with a formal banquet during which officers were installed. State officials included President Mrs. A. F. Roser and Vice President Mrs. B. G. Gordon. Miss Rose Dunlap served as secretary, Miss Edna Daughetee as treasurer, and Mrs. Holt Holloway as parliamentarian. Board members were Mrs. A. J. Wallace and Mrs. Ruby Lee Arnold. Miss Eula Lee Fetters of Phillips was initiated into the Gamma Conclave.
A suggestive tip advises using powder shampoo between regular washes. Apply with an applicator to remove dirt and excess oil quickly. Helpful when Sis has a cold.
Pies placed in a deep freeze should be used within two or three months for best flavor. You can freeze a pie either baked.
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