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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1948
Page
4
Dorothy Dix advises mothers that grown sons no longer need a mother’s constant dominance. She urges abdicating the mother role to become a friend, putting husbands first and allowing wives room. Cornelia praises the piece as best explaining the mother son relationship and avoiding perpetual mother-in-law feuds.
Sixteen Amarillo girls join a Wester Tite Camp program in the mountains near Las Vegas New Mexico. The list includes Sue Brown Sue Valentine Beverley Mary Ruth McSwain Osha Lynn Graham Ann Aldrich Harriett Kendall Dayieann Bechtol Jesm Ann Hemphill Gerna Louwise Keeter Janice Green Charlotte Wertz Harriett Daily Donna Willoughby Charlene Willoughby and Carrol Lee Hall, with guardian addresses noted.
A reader asks about a lover who borrows money and won t return it while claiming love. The columnist warns against marrying a man who spends on others and never pays back, urging independence and prudent choices. A second letter questions a wandering fiancé and the advisor says to move on to avoid wasted years and loneliness.
The Young Women's Christian Association outlines a week of activities including a Monday picnic at 6:30, Tuesday Open House and Co-Ed board meeting at 7:30, Wednesday Teen Cirvilt Dance at 8, Thursday Cornell event at 7:30, Friday garden dance at 7:80, and Saturday Co-ed dance at the YMCA.
The Queen Esther Club has cancelled the meeting originally scheduled for Thursday evening.
Mrs Leta Crudgington presented David Lard in a piano recital last evening at the home of his parents on Milam. The program featured classic modern and romantic selections plus duets with his teacher. Refreshments were served after the musicale. Bees have a special blue colored flowers.
Alpha Xi Omega sorority feted Miss Ann Webster, bride elect of Joan Tunnall, at a miscellaneous shower hosted at Milas Zana Hibbits home, 1411 Buchanan. Hostesses were Mrs. J. E. Hibbits, Zana Hibbits and Jerry Kirswood. refreshments served to Mesdames O. S. Webster and D. C. Webster.
Webster and a list of names unable to attend send best wishes and gifts. Miss Johnnie Fare and Miss Joan King are noted as delivering best wishes.
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