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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1949
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises that in choosing a wife a man should look at the mother. If the mother is intelligent, thrifty, and agreeable, the daughter likely will be too. If the mother is dull, narrow, and sloppy, expect the daughter to mirror those traits.
A column about choosing a compliant wife and avoiding a meek downtrodden husband, with Dorothy Dix guidance on marriage and domestic roles. A letter from a 50 year old suitor and a troubled wife request, urging marriage for happiness and urging a wife to resist abusive husbands.
The Order of the Eastern Star District 2 Section 2 will hold a school of instruction at Khiva Temple this Saturday. Registration is at 8:30 with the first session at 9:30 led by Mrs. Carolyn Paul of El Paso, district deputy grand matron. Mrs. Sadie Beth Hancock of Amarillo will supervise arrangements. All members urged to attend.
Amarillo Pilot Club heard reports on standing committees during last night’s dinner and business session at the Herring Hotel. President Esther Boulware led the discussion and letters from families in Germany who received CARE packages were read.
Travel Study Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at 1507 Bonham hosted by Mrs J E Proper Mrs J E Cunningham and Mrs J W Sanders. Mrs W N Stokes will lead the program on European Culture assisted by W B Allen and Mrs C E Osgood.
Local groups schedule evening meetings at churches and clubs including Ton ight events at First Christian Church Fellowship Hall IOOF Hall and Khiva Temple and Wednesday daytime activities across Amarillo with junior leagues garden clubs and church circles plus Theta sororities and youth orders.
The Amarillo Junior League Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 10 o clock in the Country Club. The session was originally set for Mrs Don Harringtons home.
The Jug Club will gather Thursday at 3 o'clock with host Mrs. G R Coleman of 1703 Harrison. Mrs. Leon Montgomery will present the program titled Science and the New Trends.
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant of Sherman sentenced John Edwin Baker to 18 months on each of two counts for making false entries in the ledgers of the First National Bank. Baker, former assistant cashier, pleaded guilty in federal court. The judge ordered the sentences to run concurrently.
An explosion shattered a Dow Chemical Co plant in Midland Michigan wounding one employee lightly. The blast produced a spectacular fire that caused undetermined damage and shook nearby homes before firemen brought the blaze under control after about an hour of combat.
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