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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1947
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues that marital happiness hinges on harmony not wealth or upbringing. She cites endless petty quarrels that destroy peace, urges both spouses to practice diplomacy and walk away from conflicts, and warns that disagreements may ruin long marriages.
Jupe Motor Supply employees were entertained at a holiday dinner party on Sunday evening in Buck's Tavern. Seasonal decorations graced the serving table with place cards for Ward Mercer Shake Murphy Fred Huske F C Don Jupe Lolita Jupe Jelle Farr Dorothy Garrison Walter Ward and Richard Hall.
Some authorities argue the Missouri River should be treated as the main Mississippi and the upper Mississippi as a branch, making the river system the longest in the world at about 3,700 miles.
A home remedy article promotes mixing a cheap sugar or corn syrup base with 2% ounces of Pinex to produce a pint of cough syrup. It promises quick relief from coughs, loosens phlegm, soothes irritated membranes, and makes four times as much medicine for the money, with money back if not satisfied.
Bernice Grundy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Grundy married Dr. Frank B. Martin of McKinney at San Jacinto Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Elmer D. Landreth with Miss Lilly Larsen at the organ. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. O. D. Witten and ushers Robert Avent Wilson Arden and Billy Grundy. The couple will reside at 208 East Anthony McKinney after January 2. Both families and out of town guests attended from San Antonio Lubbock Roy NM Quitaque Memphis and other areas.
Johnnie Mae Scott of McLean and Arthur Lee McCarroll of Junction were married in a First Church parlor ceremony read by Dr. A. D. Foreman Jr. The couple, attended by matron of honor Mrs. Lucille Parker and best man Charles W. McCarroll Jr, will reside in Johnson City after a Capitol Hotel dinner.
The Floydada High School band earned second place and received a $50 prize in a band contest held in Plainview.
Christian Builders Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church entertained at home of Mrs. Tom Farris 1611 Parker with evergreen decor and red tapers. Gifts exchanged. Mrs. Ben Beets led games and Mrs. Earl Hatchett gave a devotional. Uncle Remus tale told by Mrs. Kenneth Barker. Refreshments served to numerous ladies and gentlemen listed.
The article notes Colorado is called the Centennial State because it joined the United States in 1876, a century after the Declaration of Independence.
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