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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1950
Page
9
Six office workers debate whether refinement can be judged by appearance. Dorothy Dix replies it may show in appearance language or conduct, but not always, as lack of fineness can stem from physical build or dress taste.
Mrs Clayton Shiver formerly Aileen Hathaway was honored Monday evening at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at the home of Mrs Joe Gear 4500 Wolflin. Hostesses were Mrs Gear Mrs Clarence Holt and Mrs Raymond Wright. Eva Blakemore headed the serving table with lemon carnations and jonquils. Guests arriving during the hours included numerous ladies and several young women and Dr Ernestine Smith among others. Gifts came from several misses and ladies including Margie Le Powell Froy Freeman Grace Sills Lil Dwiggins and Eloise Crandall.
First Baptist Church Dorcas Class will hold a business session tomorrow morning at 9 30 oclock at the home of Mrs. Cecil Jones located at 1224 Milam.
Archaeologists in Iraq consider the ruins at Eridu as the remains of the world's oldest city. The site, attributed to ancient Mesopotamian culture, offers insight into early urban development and regional history.
Dear Miss Dix counsels against marrying an arguer, calling them social pests who spoil every gathering. She warns such men are incurable and urges wives to avoid them, while also advising a focus on present kindness over future funeral plans.
A Bell Syndicate column notes a novel radiation detector shaped like a long-barreled pistol used by scientists to warn of dangerous rays. The piece also mentions a Sunday breakfast dish of thin French pancakes with strawberry conserve served with thick sour cream and plenty of strong hot coffee.
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