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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1947
Page
8
Dear Dorothy Dix guides a couple entering business with in-law and teenage helper. She warns of five major risks from mixing kin and business, and advises a formal wage for the mother in law, a strict division of child care, and a contract detailing duties. The answer stresses keeping management separate to avoid clashes.
A reader Muriel asks for help with insulting others unintentionally. The columnist replies that tact is a rare gift and suggests a simple rule: pause and imagine how the words would feel if said to you, and if it would not please you, keep silent.
ALICIA HART advises older women to avoid powder bases that tighten facial lines and favor porous creamy formulations. She notes tinted bases can improve color and hide imperfections, but apply sparingly to prevent a masklike look. finish with a fine non starch powder matched to skin tone.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Steed of 2001 Hayden entertained last evening with an open house honoring Mrs. Steed's sister Mrs. C. M. Barrier and her son Clem of Abilene. One hundred guests called during the receiving hours.
Nancy Ann Hubbard was honored at a noon bridal luncheon at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Miss Ann Ochsner. Roses in royal blue and fuchsia adorned the table. a rose corsage was presented to the honoree. Guests included Billie Jo Lidia Virginia Alexander Pat Jackson Mary Wells Margaret Ann Harris Mary Anne Harris Roberta Royse Bennie Clyde Mays Patsie Northcutt Mary Jo Phillips Daisy Hubbard and E P Hubbard among others. Earlier, Hubbard enjoyed a dinner party hosted by Pat Harris Peggy Harris and Ruth Lawrence at Myer’s Fried Chicken Restaurant with similarly colored decorations and seating for Nell Harris and other relatives.
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