Jam Jar Club Birthday Dance at YWCA Building
Jam Jar Club celebrated its birthday with a Friday dance at the YWCA Building attended by junior high students. An intermission featured a floor show with vocal and barbershop numbers, a cake presented to Tommy Masop for dancing with the most partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Darlene Wakefield
Sutters
Cor
Leon Eggieson
Kent
Iathright
Tommy Cavin
Dick Putman
Neal Collins
Wade Moore
Gordon Todd
Bobby Nutt
Althea Jacobson
Mary Jean Gray
David Coronado
Barbara Perkins
Tommy Masop
Good Woman Makes Bad Mother-in-Law
Dear Miss Dix outlines a mother-in-law from hell who meddles in every detail of a daughter’s home. Jim’s analysis is that she sabotages happiness, with six decades of habit hard to change, and readers are urged to establish boundaries and maintain respect for spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Jim
Mther
Sheer Summer Dresses Raise Modesty Standards In NYC
New York fashion notes discuss sheer summer dresses from Hattie Carnegie focusing on modesty and wearability. Fabrics include organza and organdy with solid trims and tucks to reduce transparency, while matching slips remain essential. Evening looks feature transparent coats over strapless gowns, creating bold, flirtatious silhouettes.
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Hattie Carnegie
Miss Carnegie
New York
Safe, versatile cooking with porcelain enameled ware
The article highlights enameled ware as a time saving option that can cook, store, and reheat in one utensil. Porcelain enamel fused to steel provides a sanitary, non absorbing surface and resilience to rapid temperature changes, allowing pans to move between range and refrigerator without damage.
Students To Hold Recital In Hawkins Studio
Miss Maridene Hawkins, voice teacher, presents a recital by her students at 7 30 tomorrow evening in her South Amarillo studio at 2105 Van Buren. Participants include Allene Cossey Ruth Rogers Carl dene Williams Clyn Searman Gloria Weisenman Clarice Tate Woody Jackson and Bette Jones. An additional recital is set for 8 o clock Thursday at the North Amarillo studio 729 North Hayes featuring Mae Ellen Shackelford.
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Maridene Hawkins
South Amarillo
van Buren
Allene Cossey
Ruth Rogers
Carldene Williams
Clyn Searman
Gloria Weisenman
Clarice Tate
Woody Jackson
Bette Jones
North Amarillo
North Hayes
Mae Ellen Shackelford
Sixty-Six HDC Hosts Breakfast on San Jacinto Day
Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club held a Friday breakfast at Mrs. Edward Raef home with co host Miss Pauline Lokey Potter County agent honored for her birthday. Members sang The Eyes of Texas in observance of San Jacinto Day and Lokey spoke on color in the home. The next meeting is set for 2 PM May 6 at Mrs. Frank Stitt's home.
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Home Demonstration Club
Edward Raef
North Pierce
Nathan Martin
Texas
San Jacinto
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Edne Raef
Mesdames
Henry Spruell
Sam Singleton
Floyd Miller
Dan Ford
Frank Stitt
Ennis Brooks
Omer Pearson
Frank Brown
L. F. Lynn
Paul Johnson
George Dudley
Dan Parker
J. W. Carver
Miss Lakey
Colorado
Mrs. R B Payne Guest Speaker for Twenty Century Club
Mrs R B Payne guest speaker addressed the Twenty Century Club on Preserving Democracy at 1606 Taylor hosted by Mrs R L McMeans. Attendees included Mesdames Broome Elson Gist Hill Lambie Newbold Nunn Ordway Rogers Shaw Wolfin Gist Stinson Scott and the hostess. The next meeting is set for May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McMeans
Taylor
Twentieth Century Club
R. B. Payne
Mesdames O. FE. Broome
Murry Elson
R. D. Gist
John E. Hill
Lambie
F. Newbold
Paul Nunn
G. G. Ordway
C. K. Rogers
H. A. Shaw
A. E. Wolflin
Byron Gist
N. Stinson
Richard Scott
Recital Attendance Encouraged For Hawkins Pupils
Interested persons are invited to attend both recitals. Miss Hawkins presented another group of her pupils in a recent recital in her San Jacinto studio, 405 Carolina. Appearing on the program were Wanda Gibson, Clarice Tate, Jeanne Brady, Beverly Carter, Kathryn and John David Menke, Bobbie Lebert, Anna Lou Batten and Mary Crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hawkins
San Jacinto
Carolina
Wanda Gibson
Clarice Tate
Jeanne Brady
Beverly Carter
Kathryn An John David Menke
Bobbie Leberg
Anna Lou Batten
Mary Crow
Dear Miss Dix Tackles Household Conflict Over Mother’s Roles
A reader asks Dear Miss Dix to mediate a domestic dispute about maternal sacrifice versus independence. The letter discusses a husband who expects a mother to serve his children at all hours and cites their college daughter as a point of concern.
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Miss DIX
YWCA Tea Program Led by Mrs Hanna in Amarillo
Amarillo YWCA members attend a program and silver tea at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Fellowship Hall at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. John M. Hanna of Dallas, ex-president of the national YWCA, is the featured speaker. The event marks the Third National YWCA Week observed nationwide with the theme A Better World Begins With You Join YWCA. Mrs. Hanna is active in national and Dallas groups and is listed in Who's Who in America.
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Amarillo Ywca
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Hanna
Dallas
National
YWCA
United States
Hanna
Council of Church Women
Federal Council of Churches
American Federation of International Institutes
America
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Dorothy Dix
Barbara Bundschu
D Press
Hawkins
Tha Im Na
Anto It
HDC
Miss Lokey
N. Fillmore
Vfleans
Jackson
Majestic Underground
Amarillo
Doche Cold Storage
Doche & Co
Panhandle
Moche
Duschman
Tea
Petunia
Bracken
Bethany
Bethany Class
The
First Baptist Church
Aspira
St.joseph
Wedgwood
Wedgewood
Kaynee
Jr. Sport
Kaynee Jr
Quan
Ol Vernon
Oriental Cleaners
the Oriental Cleaners
Mary A. Miner
Official
BOY Scout Outfitters
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