Women’s Page on Parents as Child Imitators by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues parents shape children by example not lectures. She warns that kids copy parental behavior in manners honesty and discipline, noting contradictions like a souse father or a slovenly mother ruin a child’s sense of right and vice. The piece stresses that teens mirror what they observe at home and warns against do as I say not as I do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Johnny
Sadie
Bobby
Mother
Mamie
Mama
Tommy
Susie
Janes
MODELS SPRING ENSEMBLE Opti Mrs Election
The text argues parents shape their children's outcomes and stresses that example matters more than preaching. It asserts kids imitate parental patterns and emphasizes responsibility for children's character through living behavior.
Woman’s Society and Church Activities Schedule
Community church and club notices list numerous women’s society meetings and sweetheart dinners at First Baptist, Pierce Street Baptist, Trinity, and other churches. Dates show Wednesday events at 2:30 and 7:30, with several circles meeting across multiple streets including Julian, Lipton, and Harrison, plus YWCA and Garden Club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat “Church
Betty Mickerson
Boot Wyler Basco
Coc Torally
First Baptist
Fidelis
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Sinhavi
Bae Em
Temche Association
Iim
Orelock
Amarillo Garden
Leathercraft
Ciisa
First Presby
Chitin Chures
Omar Gouneal
Fannie Soo
Hota
Pauline
Orvi
Thatton
Lipecomb
Carolyn’ Neely
ME. Bullinasly
Ulimore
Polk
Street Methodist Church
Society of Christian Service
W. FE. Routh
Wayden
North Julian
Peruse
Raw Beogk
Travie
Circle
Mre
Barnett
Oxford
Rusk
V.E. “Currey Hayden
Ingham
Madison
Jacinto Methodist Church
Womania” Society
Christian Service Church
Darior
Tenth Avenue
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Buchanan Street
Methodist Woman's “Society of Christian Church
Trinity’ Methodist Church
Amarillo Recruiters and Optimists Club Meet in March
Am rillo army recruiting district attendees and Motley County Red Cross OptMat club members gathered for a luncheon and annual business session at the Mexican Inn. Officers were elected with Mrs. Edwin Snook as president and Colby Davies named first vice president. The Optimists creed was read, and Miss Shirley Ann Dobbs introduced Mrs. A D Foreman Jr who spoke on her Europe trip. Several community groups and YWCA events were listed for the week including skating at 4, bridge at 7 30, and various assemblies and orders of the Rainbow and Khiva Temple activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncy
Colby Davies
Jackson
Amarillo
Curtis Gilbert
George Turner
Holman
Dawes
D. L. Brooks
Jack Col
O. S. Holman
el Paso
Shamrock
B. W. Hayden
Motley County
Red Cross
Eugene Bafford
Cyr
Edwin Snook
Ditis Gilbert
Pierce
YWCA
Leathercraft
Palo ‘Duro Assembly
Rainbow
Khiva
National Secretaries Association
E-Elock
Philathea Class Meeting and Tea at First Baptist Church
Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting and tea on Thursday at 1 45 o clock in the church parlor. Also noted is a report that remains of a fourth great pyramid have been found buried under the sands of Gizeh Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Gizeh
Egypt
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Mani
Lydia E. Pinkham
Loyd's
Loyd’s Jewelry
Loyd Shackelford
Ovelock
Pleasant Valley
Globe Braft
Mike Tate
Jerome Stocking
J. R. Barnhill, Jr
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association
Khoury Bros
West
5Th Avenue
Seeesenes
Marie Earle Cosmetics
Herbert
Ey LO
Diamond
von x Edwards
Uiroins
Dr. Caldwell
Panhandle Floral CO
Fisk
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Arthur ™ Murray
Arthur Murray
Old Tascosa
Mwhivisin
Herring Hotel
Nerdis Seersucker
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