Daughter's Family Monopolizes Home and War Time Struggles
Dorothy Dix advises a frail seventy-something mother whose daughter and son-in-law crowd into her house with two crying babies and a third on the way. She laments wartime housing shortages that excuse intrusions and warns of squatter-like behavior by relatives, while offering no easy remedy. The column also answers questions from three teen girls about dating manners and compatibility based on hair color and mail acquaintances.
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Dorothy DIX
Woman’s Page Advice on Dates and Discretion
Dear Miss Dix warns that long night dating harms a girl’s reputation and urges early bedtimes. She advises keeping dates brief, not staying out past midnight, to avoid harming the boys’ work and prospects.
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Miss DIX
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Annual Party at Amarillo Day Nursery Planned
The Amarillo Day Nursery hosts its annual Christmas tree and party tomorrow at 3 30 oclock sponsored by the Llano Escalado Chapter of the CARs. Mayor Hagg to act as Santa Claus with a children’s program. Stratford Boy Scouts recently cleared about 300 dollars on a play.
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Amarillo Day Nursery
Llano Escalado
Hagg
Santa Claus
Stratford Boy Scouts
Christmas Musicale by Miss Grace Hamilton Pupils
Pupils of Grace E Hamilton present a Christmas program on Saturday at 7 30 in the studio 1609 Tyler followed by the annual Christmas tree celebration. Duo piano quartet and sextet pieces highlighted by many named students and guests in a community recital.
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Grace E. Hamilton
1609 Tyler
Nancy Caldwell
Ann Harrison
Betty Lindsey
June Meyers
Susanne Parker
Betty Askew
Martha Smith
Don Reid
Sue Thompson
Robert Sandy Edwards
Glenna Joe Miller
Harlen Nesbit
Patty Faye Lynes
Lois Ann Websler
Charlene Willoughby
Kay Adams
Carl Johnson
Progressive Club Holiday Social Ends with Yuletide Cheer
Junior Progressive Study Club members enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Pat Beirne at 2003 Polk. Gifts, carols and Yuletide decorations highlighted the evening. Attendees included Mrs. N. C. Long and others with guests Mrs. Joan Harmon and Miss Frances Townes. The next meeting is January 13 at 7 30 in Mrs. Johnnie L. Ballard’s home 2905 Harrison.
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Progressive Study Club
Pat Beirne
Polk
N. C. Long
C. C. Szalkowski
R. L. Leflet
G. H. Tomplinson
Bob Hall
Erle E. Mathis
C. T. Shropshire
Paul E. Mathis
Geological Society Dinner Dance
Panhandle Geological Society and Auxiliary hosted a dinner dance at Thomas' Dinner House. Hosts and guests greeted attendees at the door and served at the buffet and punch stations. Eighty members and guests enjoyed the holiday social.
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Panhandle Geological Society and Auxiliary
Thomas
R. W. Mallory
Pat Meholin
R. W. Gutru
Fred Alexander
Paul Grant
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Ioof Hall
Elizabeth Cable
Dessie Mae Moore
Lillian Clark
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Exie Knight
Priscilla Stover
Irma Steele
Hilda Proffer
Anna Mae Thomas
Dena Mae Boswell
Audrey Partain
Cable
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Oleta Tuton
Mary Hudgins
Lillian Wilson
Bertie Grider
Jessie Miller
Gladys Walker
Progressive Club Holiday Social
Geological Society
AKLS
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Court House
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Coiffure
Charm Beauty Shop
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Deltah En Trifari
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