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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
10
A discourse on why women often hide or alter their ages, arguing femininity values youth, social scrutiny, and personal comfort. It questions a culture that shames aging and equates beauty with youth, noting secrecy around age persists from 30 to 60.
A reflective piece argues that women grow more beautiful with age as time fills out and mellowing life adds symmetry and expressiveness. Youth is critiqued as narrow and self-centred, while experience brings charm, sympathy, and enduring companionship.
TheGeneva elementary Parent Teacher Association elected officers led by President Mrs Roy E Kelly and Vice President Earl Pisher. Other officers include Secretary Treasurer Mrs David Loar Finance Chairman Mrs J P Colbert Membership Chairman Mrs A L Brazel Publicity Chairman Mrs B I Sherrill and Health Chair Mrs Theresa McPherson. The program by Mrs McPhersons third grade and Mrs Lena Wilsons sixth grade highlighted Ty Week. Attendance award went to Mrs McPhersons room.
The Jolly Dozen vote project at First Baptist featured Ruth Baskett leading invocation and Mrs A D Foreman delivering an inspirational address. Members and guests listed include Mrs J L Hollingsworth, Mrs Bella Collier, and many others. A Buck's Tavern meeting with Mrs Wilson Forister discussed handicapped children and a room at McKinley school was pledged. A spring sale plan and a Life of Rebekah devotional were noted for upcoming events.
Epsilon Sigma sorority opened its spring rush season with a breakfast at the Herring Hotel. Jonquils and yellow tapers decorated the event while Marguerite Lilly and Frances Singleton discussed the organization. Rushees included Pat Ashburn, Elizabeth Calhoun and Eula Mae Parker.
The Gleaners Class will meet tomorrow at 7 p m in the Fella whip Hall for its monthly dinner program. An interesting program is planned and all members are urged to attend.
The Amarillo Study Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs. R R Winningham, 3304 Van Buren. News-Globe Want Ads provide the notice for members.
The Century Club met at the home of Mrs. E. 8. Haigh at 412 East Fifteenth. Mrs. G. 8. McLellan spoke on Child Welfare, director of Amarillo Day Nursery. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Askew Correll McCart Browder French Attebury Taylor Souldy and the hostess. A picnic is planned for May 4 at noon at Gouldy land south of Amarillo.
An advertising notice promotes stimulating tablets claiming to restore youth and vitality. It invites readers to buy at a reduced price from GHOLSTON Drug and other druggists, promising renewed vim and youthful pleasures.
River Road Home Demonstration Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jo Horn's Broadway Drive home. They enjoyed playing 42 and planned a breakfast for May 5 at Mrs. T. J. Maloney's Bluebonnet Drive. Refreshments were served to members Gean Palmer, L. Glasgow, T. G. Saunders Maloney, H. L. Mann, M. E Simpson, C. F. Rhodes, Margaret Webster, Harold Hurd, Lula Robertson, W. H. Ponelet, M. J. Moore and guest Mrs. C. Crowley.
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