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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
9
Dorothy Dix answers a young reader about a husband's expectations of his wife. He should receive love and leadership in their home, a comfortable, well meals, and support during hard times. The wife is to be thrifty, a good sport, a helper who boosts his reputation and energy, not airing faults.
A reader seeks guidance on marital fidelity and separation while another asks about secret marriages. Dorothy Dix advises against marrying amid unstable romance and urges open, public unions, while Old Fogy notes legitimacy and suggests open marriage as best in most cases. The Amarillo Globe column promotes a D-8 leaflet on dangers of hasty marriage.
Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star holds a full day rummage sale tomorrow at Tenth and Jackson to raise funds for its charity fund.
Mrs. Mabel McMahan was elected president of the Wesleyan Service Guild of San Jacinto Methodist Church at a Wednesday meeting in Friendship Hall. Officers include Virginia Spradlin as vice president and E. E. Baker as recording secretary. The group voted to send a pledge to Lena Knapp in South America and to donate a love offering to Aldersgate in Little Rock.
Mrs G D Kendall hosted the Evening Book Review Group of the Amarillo Branch American Association of University Women at her home with co hostess H A Bozeman. The program featured a review by Mrs Edward Melin of Cry the Beloved Country. Attending were Dr Loraine Bruce, Miss Marcelle Brewer, and Mesdames W H Gill, Cleon Ligon, H A Bragg, H A Bozeman, G D Kendall, S M Castleberry, M A Lively, H D Lemmon, and W H White.
Members of the Naomi Class of the First Baptist Church held a Wednesday afternoon luncheon in the church. The event featured a class song, a duet by Mrs. John Blessen and Mrs. Henry Blessen, and talks on revival efforts plus a devotional. Guests included Mrs. N. Miller and others. a covered dish luncheon is planned for May 10 at noon.
Members of Bluebonnet Chapter No. 16 Burlington Veterans Ladies Association will entertain their husbands at dinner at 7 30 o clock Saturday evening in IOOF Hall instead
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae gathered at Mrs. Emmett Fuqua's home to discuss forming an alumnae chapter and plans to recruit women attending state universities next fall. Refreshments were served to listed members. next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs. J. C. Claughton Jr.'s home. open to all initiated members.
Five members of the Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association executive board attended the district conference in Dumas on babes and Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. G. R. Maxwell, Mrs. T. QO. Pace, Mrs. Fred Sharp, Mrs. E. B. Hicks, and Mrs. D. G. Holtz.
The Junior Travel Study Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. M. Crain's home to discuss New England. Mrs. C. L. King led the program while Alvin Oo. Boney presided over business. Guests included Mrs. J. M. Crain and many members listed. Crockett to host April 26 at 1:30 PM.
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