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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1948
Page
8
A satirical essay extols tact in disagreement as a rare virtue. It argues most people correct others harshly, harming friendships and harmony, and notes women often guard opinions more, shaping social circles. The piece laments that many fail to listen and dialogue without becoming quarrelsome.
The Philhar monic Music Club met at Mrs. Charles F. Smith’s home to present its theme Modern American Classics. Mrs. Sam L. Seay led the business meeting while Mrs. Garland Martin and Mrs. W. B. Thompson headed the program with piano pieces and vocal selections.
Street Methodist Church hosted its monthly luncheon and business meeting in the Fellowship Hall. Elizabeth Nixon Junior High girls choir sang under Loreta Reed, with Rev. Wayne C. Coffin giving the invocation. Members presided, reports given, and flowers delivered.
The piece argues that disagreement in marriage leads to conflict and lasting hurt, urging spouses to avoid insults and to treat each other with kindness and tact even during disputes. It notes the futility of fights over trivial issues and emphasizes maintaining harmony at home. It also references the long history of US export of aviation products abroad.
A crowded Wednesday social schedule lists YWCA suppers and circle meetings at First Presbyterian and San Jacinto Baptist venues, AAUW gatherings, Recital by Charlene Puthath, and various church societies across Amarillo including Circle I to Circle VI seven o clock and afternoon sessions at multiple churches and clubs.
Charlene Weiszbrod 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Weiszbrod will be presented in an elementary piano recital this evening at 7 45 at the Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Taylor The program covers Romantic Classic and Modern periods with Bonnie Beth Baker as teacher Thelma Allen Martin and a group of dramatic students assist including Nicky Nichols Julia Ann Van Doren Sharon Gay Young Jon Alexander Virginia Reed Ann Russell Marcia Hoare Lynn Martin Marianna Gross Elaine Ross Sheron Washburn and Mary Ellison Friends and patrons are invited to attend.
Mrs. R L Riffe of 1217 West Tenth hosted a spring luncheon with attractively set tables and monogrammed centerpieces. She filmed the group and later hosted guests at a Sorosis Study Club tea featuring a book review by Mrs. Joe Coffee. Attendees included Mesdames Abraham, Boxwell, Webb, Vandenburg, Pearce, Moore, Dunn, Noland, Clevenger, Dowell, Goothby, Sellars, Hale, Kite, and Beley from Texhoma.
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