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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1948
Page
7
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman pursuing a married man to abandon the plan of steering a wife from her home. She warns that snatching a husband tarnishes character and invites social backlash, urging respect for lawful marriage and conscience.
MOL Class members met at the First Baptist Church for a monthly luncheon and business session led by president Mrs. Mary Brown The program included singing by Mrs. Leo Studer an invocation by Mrs. Dora Ammons and a devotional on Gardens by Mrs. J P Black The serving table covered places for numerous members including Mrs. Ammons Fuller Powell Studer Rogers Hines Williamson Hill Brown Martens Roberson Keeling Ingram Black Hazlewood Hollingsworth Mims Diggs Richardson Rodgers Hurlock and Caldwell.
More than 4,000 delegates gather in Washington for the Daughters of the American Revolution convention. National preparedness and universal military training headline the agenda as sessions run to Friday. President General Mrs. Roscoe C. O Byme delivers the keynote. Joseph W. Martin Jr. speaks. PT other leaders to address. The event includes elections for six vice presidents general and two honorary vice presidents general. A White House message from President Truman is expected. A slate of resolutions, including a proposal to connect the memorial continental hall with the administration building, is under consideration.
Nu Phi Mu Sorority met in regular session at the Her ring Hotel with president Miss Burlen Schwaller in charge. Plans were completed for a Wiener roast party and related campus social event.
On April 21 at Bilwood Park a program on silver origins and current use was presented by Charles N. Galley of the Westmoreland Sterling Company. Attendees included Miss Claydean Foster and a group of local residents and committee members.
The Ducens Club gathered at Mrs. M. Robertson’s home in Tennessee for a business session and program led by Mrs. A. A. Alexander. Mrs. J. H. O’Rear reported on the District Federation Convention in Pampa and Dwight Stubblefield reviewed the local federation meeting. H. P. Brown welcomed as a new member. Election of officers planned for April 29 at 1 45 in the home of Mrs. E. R. Baker 1012 Dixie Road.
Members of the Agent Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club gathered for a covered-dish luncheon at 410 Carolina, hosted by Mrs. E W Jicha. Miss Pauline Lokey spoke on reupholstering, focusing on footstools and upholstery fabrics, with Mesdames Gangwere, Johnson, Lynn, Ward, Benge, Jicha, Carver, Bridges, and guest Mrs Garrison in attendance.
Members gathered at Mrs. W F E Harrison’s home at 1019 Kansas to hear Mrs. Reyman discuss Race Problems as part of the club’s program. Co hosts Mrs. F E L Campbell and plans were finalized for a May 7 coffee at Mrs. E T Rey’s home, with spring flowers and light refreshments enjoyed by attendees including Mesdames Thad Ansley, L R Barker, E L Campbell, F K Chapman, A Clemmons, John Dees, Faye Dryden, Alfred Glen, and W E Harrison among others.
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