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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1951
Page
9
A reader asks for guidance to ensure a lasting marriage. Elise notes vows are key, with forebear and bear as core rules. other counsel adds the need for mutual compatibility and financial stability. Dorothy Dix counsels a 16 year old to delay marriage and consider consequences, urging patience and thoughtful decision.
Children and teens increasingly demand sturdy shoes with adult styling. Parents face choosing long-wearing footwear that fits growing feet while pleasing youngsters. Manufacturers offer teen friendly options with eye appeal, rainbow colors for boys, and strap styles for girls, prioritizing support and durability.
Save leftover soap from kitchen and bathroom and air dry thoroughly. Then run them through a food chopper using the finest blade to make soap powder that dissolves in hot water.
Vibrant sales pitch claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provides relief for menstrual cramps headaches backaches and nervous tension in three of four doctor tests. Advertises trial sizes 59 cents and urges women to start using the remedy for hot flashes and change of life symptoms.
West Amarillo Christian Church Woman's Council welcomed guests from Washington Avenue Christian Church. A. K. Baracat spoke on religious aspects in the Holy Land. Mrs. W. R. Scott chaired. refreshments were served by Business Women's Circle No. 2.
Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met in circles for Sunbeam Band Focus Week with a theme Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me. The Sunbeams led by Mrs L F Webb included 18 participants and Japan China programs. WMU picnic in Forest Hill Park drew many circle members and the next meeting is August 14 at 10 o'clock for Royal Service. Also noted are electric coffeemakers in varied sizes from six to 24 cups with automatic shutoff or kept warm features.
Dr Frances Ruth Benson presided a Monday Dine meeting of the Ameanite Pist Club at the Herring Hotel. Committees and Miss Esther Boulware reported while Benson spoke on the Pilot International convention in St Louis Missouri. Jane Keeney, now in Germany, was granted membership at large. Attendees included Daniel Jewell Sittel Bonita Wilkinson Dorothy Adams Daisy Bruce Faye Gordon Hazel Lewis Ann Hastings Alva Dee Posey Lewis Bever Jerry Autry Billie Davis Salome Hales Ruth Webster Mildred Lamb Shirley Ann Dobbs Adra Lamons Lucille Jennings Rita Lam ons Eunice Best Mary Elizabeth Wilson.
Amaryllis Temple No 4586 Pythian Sisters will meet Aug 13 at 8 in the Pythian Hall 209 North West Sixth. Following a short business session the group will honor Mrs Alice Cherb past grand chief of Texas who is leaving the city with a farewell party. All Pythians invited.
The Newcomers Club met yesterday at Federations Club House for a bridge and canasta session. Hostess chair man Mrs. R. T. Price was assisted by Miss Marjorie Price and Mesdames Hawkins Brown LaBan Wood and Tom Glavier. High bridge prize went to Mrs. Grace Cook, with second to Mrs. W. C. Slade Jr. Canasta top score belonged to Mrs. T. H. McClellan and games winner to Mrs. Wilber Tompson. Numerous members and guests attended including Mrs. Grace Cook and Mrs. L. B. Pinkerton among others.
Community notice invites new Amarillo residents Garner Wulfman Knight and Dietz to a bridge and canasta dessert luncheon on August 2 at 1 30 pm at the Federation Club House. Call Mrs Z B Lake at 3 2901 to attend.
A health note states that several foods provide the same calcium as one cup of milk when measured by an one-inch cube size for portion control. The claim emphasizes non dairy options with comparable calcium density for balanced diets.
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