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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
7
A fragment hints at an informal evening with a guidance to brighten a costume with glitter and pair with dinner slacks and a pull. The text suggests a casual dress note or fashion tip, leaving details minimal.
A reader shares a life story about dating Bob and Bill, marriage, and sexual frustration. The columnist interprets the letter as revealing unconscious conflict between libido and moral taboos, advising self insight, healthy sexuality, and pursuing satisfaction within marriage.
A cocoanut crop was among $1,125,000 worth of items shown by antique dealers at a Delft Holland fair. The display highlighted rare artifacts and floral curiosities, drawing attention from collectors and visitors.
A 1951 Washington Post excerpt counsels integrating partitioned emotions for personal contentment and wifely fulfillment. It suggests sharing all of oneself in good companionship and notes possible need for psychiatric help.
Tonight Avibk Temple No.70 Daughters of the Nile Khiva Temple at eight. Amarillo Country Club hosts Game Night at 8 30. Friday YWCA Board meets at 501 Lincoln at 9 30. Sorosis Study Club rummage sale all day at 617 East Fourth. Pajarito Bridge Club led by Mrs J C Boney at 2216 Harrison at 2 pm.
The Palo Duro Choral Chorus of Palo Duro Grove performed carols at the Preventorium and Underwood Clinic. Decorated fruit baskets were given to the children as Mrs. Albert Casey accompanied on accordion.
MiG Poplar Grove 171 and Woodmen Circle will convene at 7 30 tonight for a regular business session at IOOF Hall 312 East Fifth likely in Poplar Grove area.
Sorosis Study Club schedules a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at 617 East Fourth. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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