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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1948
Page
6
Dorothy Dix discusses how second marriages carry hope, risk, and jealousy. He describes widowers and widows adapting, the pain of a second wife facing the first, and how men often compare anew spouse to the departed partner. The column closes with a note on Honduran auto dealers selling cars.
New York fashion reports that designer Christian Dior will create separate Paris and American ready to wear lines this fall. His first American coats suits and dresses will be in U.S. stores in early spring with prices set to meet high end competition. Dior plans mid September visit to New York to ready his wholesale collection for late October or November show.
AP News reports that in the American and other occupation zones of postwar Germany women teachers have become the majority due to wartime losses and occupation policies. The rise is strongest in elementary schools with notable increases across other levels, while Berlin shows more damage to school buildings than the US sector overall.
Ann Elizabeth Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Jordan of 1609 Bowie Ward Colo was selected last week to join the Order of Audubon at Camp Audubon Campers vote weekly on three girls who best uphold camp standards Each Sunday vespers light the campfire as new members are welcomed Miss Jordan earned admission for concern for others honesty obedience cooperation and reverence at the Sunday night service.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Foster and daughter Judy hosted an open house in their new home at 1016 Milam. Gladioli, fern and pansies decorated the rooms while Mrs. Adrian Walker led the punch service with assistants W. A. Oliphant, Ray Boland and Trudie Willis. Guests included employees of the local J. C. Penney store and many friends and colleagues from the community.
A list of church women’s groups and civic clubs with their meeting times and venues. San Jacinto Methodist and Pleasant Valley Christian churches host 9 o'clock sessions with several 9:30 and 10 o'clock starts at Tenth Avenue Methodist and Polk Street churches. Other groups meet at parlor rooms, Capitol Hotel Coral Room, Ellwood Park, Khiva Temple, and VFW Hall with times from 7 to 8 and executive board at 9:20.
Miss Esther Boulware presided at the Pilot Club dinner meeting in the Herring Hotel. Virginia Schroeder and Boulware reported on the Daytona Beach national convention. Attendees included numerous club members. Gold price reached 95 dollars an ounce in Argentina versus 35 dollars in the United States.
Mrs. Vernon Hancock entertained at her home 912 Buchanan with a family reunion and dinner honoring her eldest brother S. A Bowles of Abilene. The event featured a floral centerpiece and a serving table set for 20 including R. A Bowles, Shirley Bowles, Toni Bowles, Jean Rene Bowles, T. L. Bowles, Tommy Bowles, Anna Lou Bowles, Sandra Lynn Bowles, Elmo Blackburn, Donald Blackburn, and Iona Bell Blackburn.
Martha Mae Blackburn along with Mr and Mrs D W Bowles Warren Bowles David Earl Bowles Richard Bowles Mr and Mrs Vernon Hancock and the honoree gather in a family celebration with relatives and friends in attendance.
First Baptist Church Estherian Class has postponed the luncheon that was scheduled for Thursday.
The figures show 21.3 percent heavily damaged and 8.7 percent completely destroyed, with others rated slightly damaged at 21.3 and totals reaching beyond.
A nostalgic note claims constipation was cured by bulk in the diet. The author urges daily Kellogg's All-Bran with water and even bran muffins as the remedy. The boastful tone ends with a playful pledge of being a “bran new man” at home.
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