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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1950

Page

7

Auxiliary Has Book Review by Dale Carnegie

Mrs Charles Odell presented a review of How to Stop Worrying and Start Living at a meeting of the Auxiliary to the National Postal Transportation held at Mrs R R Hedspeth s home. The next meeting is set for March 8 at 7 30 o clock in the home of Mrs Lester Montoya with Mesdames Smith Rogers Montoya Odell Herring Pankratz Gilley Cook Moyer attending.

Dale Carnegie Charles Odell National Postal Transportation R. R. Hedspeth Lester Montoya Belleview Terry Smith Joe Rogers Dale Herring H. J. Pankratz Tom Gilley Preston Cook John Moyer

Woman Wonders About a Deceitful Marriage Plan

A stenographer asks Dorothy Dix if she should marry a married, aging man with two wives who promises a divorce. The reply warns of betrayal, predicts unfaithfulness, and urges avoiding the pattern of robbing other women of trust.

Miss DIX

Dale Carnegie Lesson on Living by Thinking of Others

Dr. Paul Klapper of Queens College urges that others are part of us and essential to living fully. A story about a father planting a century plant for future generations illustrates selfless giving and the idea that you gain by helping others. The piece emphasizes generosity and enduring legacies beyond oneself.

Dale Carnegie Paul Klapper Queens College Long Island David G Bronx Botanical Garden

Mother answers on rearing girls and public opinion

A reader asks about managing girls in light of critics who say they are wild. Dorothy Dix advises ignoring negative prophecies and warnings to find happiness and peace, urging self-trust and not pleasing everyone.

Dorothy DIX SinStéad M. C.D Bae Doroth DIX Bell Syndicate, Inc

Gift Shower Honors Mrs Mok in Pink Blue Theme

Mrs. Mok was feted at a pink and blue gift shower hosted by Harold Taylor and Mrs. Ross Wilson at the Taylor home on Highway 66. Decor featured pink and blue accents and a pink blue carnation corsage was given. Attendants included Mesdames Oglesby, Newman, Dearley, Fish, Barker, Della shaw, Harkrider, Felts, Lacey, Phillips, Clyde, Harris, Meyer, Hollybough, Pitt, Pitt, Richards, Grimlin, Ledbetter, and Deaver. Mrs Mok, whose husband is a surgeon at the Veterans Hospital, recently moved to Amarillo from Chicago.

W. T. Mok Harold Taylor Ross Wilson Taylor Highway 66 H. J. Oglesby W. J. Newman A. R. Dearley Hughes Fish Perry Barker T. B. Dellashaw Alvie Harkrider J. B. Felts Taylor Lacey W. J. Phillips Robert Clyde R. C. Harris Glen Meyer Frank Hollybough Thomas Pitt Otto Pitt W. J. Richards William Grimlin L. M. Ledbetter Orville Deaver Mrs. Mok Veterans Hospital Amarillo Chicago

Group Fleets First Officers Named at Meet

Mrs. George Brown hosted a gathering for wives of members of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes. Officers elected include President Mrs. George Brown and others. ten members attended. Next session set for Feb 17 at 7 30 PM at Mrs. J J Cheshire's home 1133 Bellaire.

George Brown North Lincoln International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Roy White Erle Pitts John Scoggan James Cheshire R. D. Short Earl Willoughby J. J. Cheshire Bellaire

Orphean Choir Gives Program at Baptist Luncheon

The Orphean Choir of Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School, led by Miss Madelyn Robinson, performed at a luncheon meeting of the Estherian Class at First Baptist Church. Marilyn Miller accompanied piano with selections including The Lord's Prayer and Madame Jeannette. Attendees included Mesdames C Huber, C M Montgomery, Margaret M Davis, Morris Barnwell, E W Bartley, T B Isbell, Carol Eades, Coy Chapel, John Yearly, Louis Ridings, Robert Tennant, W Donnell, Tom Delashaw, Clifford Hampton, W M Coffee, Vernon Frances, Jim Lyons, A R Anderson, Terry Pando, Glenn W Askew, George R Lynch, W B West, Ben J Pate, W H Brian, Wesley Lamb, D W Godsey, Bill White, Matt Hudson, Bill Avery, O C Riley, Harris Lauder, R J Grubb, Insend Douglas, H C Linnen and Bryon Phelps.

Elizabeth Nixson First Baptist Church Madelyn Robinson God and I Little David Marilyn Miller Keneii Babe Madame Jeanette Mesdames C. Huber C. M. Montgomery Margaret M. Davis Morris Barnwell E. W. Bartley T. B. Isbell Carol Eades Coy Chapel John Yearly Louis Ridings Robert Tennant W. Donnell Tom Delashaw Clifford Hampton W. M. Coffee Vernon Frances Jim Lyons A. R. Anderson Terry Pando Glenn W. Askew George R. Lynch

Italian smoker flags train for a match then surrenders

An Italian man aboard a train waved a red bandana to signal the engineer seeking a match. After his request was granted he was transported to the next town and handed over to local police for handling.

Mexico's Reynosa refinery may be ready by August 1950

The new 5,000-barrel-a-day oil plant at Reynosa Mexico could be completed by August 1950 officials say. Construction progresses amid plans to boost regional supply and employment and expand Mexico's refining capacity for domestic use.

Mexico Reynosa

Birthday Coffee Honorees At Stephens Home

Mrs. Leslie Stephenson and Mrs. McPhipps hosted a surprise birthday coffee at 2614 Ong honoring Mrs. Homer Tuttle and Mrs. J. P. Edwards. Gifts were given. attendees included E. D. Hawkins Ruby Ramsey Ted McGovern Homer Tuttle J. P. Edwards and Miss Marguerite Stephens.

Leslie Stephenson McPhipps Mrs. Stephens Homer Tuttle J. P. Edwards E. D. Hawkins Ruby Ramsey Ted McGovern Marguerite Stephens

Convention Dates Set for Texas Shrine Assembly

Fort Worth reports that the Texas Shrine Association fixed convention dates for August 4 and 5. Representatives announced the schedule at a meeting in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Texas Shrine Association

Restoring a Limp Veil With Waxed Paper and Iron

To revive a limp veil lay it between two sheets of waxed paper and gently press with a warm iron. Do not use high heat or a hot iron. This method smooths fibers and restores body without damage.

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