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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1951
Page
7
A man in his early thirties asks Dorothy Dix if he should marry a girl who insists on marriage. He is not in love and dislikes commitment, preferring freedom. Dix replies that he should not marry unless he wants to, noting no obligation to wed.
Viva Chapter of the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees met at Mrs Fay Short to plan, with Valentine themed refreshments for Mesdames Cheshire Scoggins Willoughby May Cheshire Holder Brown Pitt Short Cooper and others. The next session is set for March 2 at 7:30 PM at Mrs Irma Pitt’s home.
Mrs Pat H Boone associate grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star was honored with a Valentine tea Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Vernon Hancock hosted at their new home on Wolflin with 200 plus guests attending the open house and receiving line including Mrs Boone, Mrs Hancock, and other local dignitaries. A red and white carnation centerpiece framed a white marine heart design. piano numbers and guest book entries complemented the event attended by many from Claude, Canyon, Clarendon, Pampa, and nearby communities.
The second of four 28,000 ton oil tankers, costing 11.2 million dollars in total, was launched recently at Belfast Northern Ireland.
The Pastors Partners Training Union of the First Baptist Church met recently at Mrs. A. L. Moore's home in Fannin for a Valentine dinner and games party. Mrs. Olin White served as chair. Tables were decorated in a Valentine motif. Attendees included Clifford Roberts, Chester Williams, Tabor Kee, c. Todd, OL 2. Mixon, W. C. itecottori, J. O. White, Allen Gifford, Chester Hook, George Keeling, Louise Norris, Hazel Carpenter, L. Quinn, Mary Jo Hamilton, Patsy Williams, Charlies Keeling, and W. C. Whitecotton Jr.
The Ways and Means for civilian defense discussed private committee matters. House Bill No 47 on licensing of practical nurses passed. Mrs. Evelyn Kruse chairs, Mrs. Cecilia Parker sets as secretary. Twenty four members attended.
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