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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1951

Page

10

Well Dressed Woman Is Confident Poised

Dorothy Dix counsels that a well chosen wardrobe boosts a girl's chances of success by giving confidence, signaling intelligence, and shaping how she is judged in hiring. It stresses matching lines, colors, and simplicity over flashy detractors, noting clothes reflect professionalism. It urges girls to develop skills and independence, even suggesting self-support through trades or schooling rather than remaining dependent.

Miss DIX Charlotte

Agnes De Mille Praises Blue Bonnet Margarine Flavor

Agnes De Mille endorses Blue Bonnet margarine highlighting its delicate sunny sweet flavor and all vegetable base. The copy touts nutrition with high Vitamin A content and economy, urging readers to buy Blue Bonnet as a superior spread for bread.

Agnes de Mille

Woman's Page Promotes Work and Healthy Dining Habits

A Woman's Page feature advocates filling time with productive reading and work to stave off morbid feelings from mistreatment. It promotes a leaflet D-11 titled Stepchildren, offering copies for 5 cents plus a stamped return envelope. The piece also advises caregivers to portion meals for children, offering small servings with a second helping after the plate is cleared.

Dix P.O Times Square Station New York Bell Syndicate, Inc

Dear Miss Dix on How to Tell If a Boy Loves You

A schoolgirl asks how to tell if a boy loves her. The reply says no sure rule exists and you must trust his word, but actions speak louder than words. Test by his constant attentiveness, consideration, kindness, and respect.

Miss DIX Johnny

Dorothy Dix cannot answer personal mail

A brief note advises readers that Dorothy Dix cannot respond to personal correspondence and offers guidance for readers raising another woman's children, indicating a period columnist’s practical instruction tone.

Dorothy DIX

YWCA Board Hears Reports Session Sets May Day Plans

The YWCA board met in executive session at 501 Lincoln with Mrs. J. L. Sparks presiding. Committee chairs were named for the year and reports from the recent Houston regional convention were given by Sparks, Weills, Chapman, McGahee and McMoran. May Day breakfast plans and a June 4 board meeting to review the year were announced as 86 new or renewed memberships were recorded in March.

Young Women’s Christian Association Board of Directors Association Lincoln J. L. Sparks House Sam Johnson C. P. Elliott Fay S. Gordon G. G. Ordway J. Q. Barnes Charlotte Whitney R. E. Posey Willard Harris Porter Underwood World Fellowship R. D. Houck A. J. Boston Rual Jones C. B. Beasley P. L. Reppert John K. Boyce R. T. Wei YWCA George Hammock E. C. Ochsner L. V. Dorsch Faye S. Gordon Ernest Loessner F. G. Ordway R. T. Weills Annie L. McDonald Catherine Chapman Jeanne McGahee Gertrude McMorran

Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Plans Birthday Party

Thrifty Home Demonstration Club members gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Kaynaird’s home on 200 St. Francis. President Mrs. A. H. Cornett led the business discussion and plans were made for the club birthday party to be held in April.

Thrifty Kaynaird St. Francis A. H. Cornett

You Can Eat All You Want But Eat Less Too

Dieting myths aside, Barcentrate promises appetite control without strict diets. Texas drugstores including GHOLSTON DRUG and SKAGGS DRUG dispense four ounce bottles with grapefruit juice, two tablespoons twice daily, and a money back guarantee if results do not appear.

Texas Gholston Drug Skaggs Drug Texas Jetney Drug

Nutrition program at Bursey home DEMO group meets

At 701 Hillcrest Mrs T E Bursey hosted a meeting where Mrs Jim Saunders presented the council report. Potter County home demonstration agent Pauline Lakey spoke on Nutrition Quick Meals and Sweet Doughs and Their Uses. Attendees included Mesdames Camden Nelson Hetrick Hackley Bursey Boydston Jinks Hendrick Van Winkle and guests Douglas Hendrick Johnny Van Winkle.

T. E. Bursey Hillcrest Jim Saunders Pauline Lokey Potter County Charles Camden W. E. Nelson C. A. Hetrick F. L. Hackley W. H. Boydston O. L. Jinks L. G. Hendrick John van Winkle Miss Pauline Lakey Douglas Hendrick Johnny van Winkle

Dr J A Hill Guest Speaker at Amarillo High

Delta Kappa Gamma members met in Amarillo High School cafeteria for a program on Maintaining Efficiency Through Building Teacher Welfare. Dr J A Hill spoke as guest of the national honorary society for women teachers, focusing on improving support and morale for educators.

Delta Kappa Gamma National Honorary Society For Women Teachers Amarillo High School

Local event honors founders with guest speakers in Amarillo

Dr. J A Hill of Canyon was the guest speaker and Miss Violet Davidson gave a tribute to founders while Miss Carmen Ulm led singing. Pro gram arrangements were by Miss Mirth Pilkington. Guests included Amarillo residents Mrs Tom Currie Miss Katherine Metcalf Chas M Rogers R A Selby E L Hunter Miss Dorothy Davis Mrs J E Wood Mrs T E Beard Miss Sara Beth Osborn Mr and Mrs Rex Reeves Mr and Mrs T E Savage Mr and Mrs James E Miller Dr and Mrs N Neblett Mrs Joe Black and A B Holt of Canyon Mr and Mrs J Graham of Hereford.

J. A. Hill Canyon Violet Davidson Carmen Ulm Amarillo Rex Reeves T. E. Savage James E. Miller N. Neblett Joe Black A. B. Holt J. Graham Hereford

Ring Roller system promises lasting weight loss

When overweight, the old dieting method is unnecessary. Use the Ring Roller system shown above to lose weight and inches in the right places. It gently but surely assists nature's work in molding the body to its desirable proportion. Weight removed by these treatments normally does not return.

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