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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1949
Page
15
Interviews with five workers yield mixed views on male versus female bosses. Photographers Clyde E. Doss and Eileen Moreland prefer men for leadership and discipline, while Gaither Miller and Betty Jacks favor men for practicality and steadiness. Delores Bawcum praises women for understanding but notes men handle crises better.
Local Girl Scout office invites applicants 18 or older with one year of college to apply for counselor positions at Camp Kiwanis. Recruiting aims to staff with local college and community women, offering summer outdoor work and child development experience. The Kiwanis Club recently paid off the pool loan, completing a four year fund drive begun in 1945.
A humorous old tale from Live a New Life by David G Powers compares a Christmas Day chicken dispute between Pat and Mary. A thrush replaces a blackbird on the sill causing a long running yearly quarrel. The narrator questions if readers ever follow such temptations and notes no one gains from repeating them.
University student stays with parents in Amarillo for holidays at 1301 Lincoln. Roberta Underwood from Houston visits Amarillo. her parents live at 2808 Washington. Frank Redder and children of Duncan Oklahoma visit Ott Eckert at 1606 Jackson. Dick Stevens of Dallas visits. Al Everitt touts Lubbock as a great place to live. Remembrance recalls Amarillo Sun daily paper once published for three cents with plant at 219 Taylor in 1928.
Diane Thompson and Lydia Ann Matthews led a New Year greeting with mothers Mrs S. T. Curtis Mrs Frank Duncan Mrs James Rittenberry and Mrs Murphy among attendees. The message extended best wishes to Girl Scouts Brownies their mothers fathers teachers troop leaders co-leaders committee council board members relatives and friends for a happy new year.
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