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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1948
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues that most parents love their children and sacrifice for them but few are truly friends with their offspring. She cites a gap between parental kindness and intimate, confidant conversation, noting many never feel free to discuss secret thoughts or fears with their parents.
A reflection on family dynamics arguing that close parent child relationships prevent youth mischief. It contrasts strict autocratic homes with homes where parents listen and share, portraying delinquency as a result of parental unfamiliarity and lack of trust. The piece urges guardians to be intimate confidants to guide teens through social temptations.
The Harmony Club met at Mrs. Jack Burgess’s home to present Old Friends as the seated program theme. Mrs Heard Boxwell, chairman, led a roll call of favorite songs. performances included a duet by Mrs. P. M. Merlin and Mrs. Charles F. P. Smith, Rachmaninoff piano pieces, poems by Robert Frost, and a Weber piano duet. Refreshments followed for a long list of attendees.
Adel Ker reports a top labor expert urging steps to restore home help for women. Miss Frieda Mille of the Women's Bureau cites England Sweden and Australia as models for trained institute houseworkers, wage standards, hours, vacations, and social standing. Communities urged to survey local needs and expand training and protections.
Club Observes Anniversary as Arty Bt Demonstration Club marked the organization's birthday with an all day gathering at the home of Mrs. F. L. Hackley 1911 Monroe. Members listed include Mesdames R. F. Freeman G. R. Baucum J. T. Fountain G. T. Burnett Kay Baird J. M. Morris J. S. Glover and Vernon L. Taylor among others.
Hackley Bursey Nelson and guest Miss Pauline Lokey, Potter County home demonstration agent, announce the next meeting for May 10 at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. J. B. Glover, Route No. 3.
Alpha Beta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a formal jewel pin ceremony with Naomi Kimble presiding. June Cox Margaret Lill and Richie Bennett received pins. Plans were finalized for the Pan handle district meeting in Amarillo on May 16 with attendees listed.
A column argues that true youthfulness comes from an open mind and willingness to embrace new experiences rather than relying on dyed hair or dated views. It urges women to meet today’s events with flexibility, renew interests, and pursue new personal contacts.
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