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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1949
Page
11
Advice column excerpts on marital infidelity secrecy and secretary standards with Dorothy Dix panels. Topics include a wife's affair risk factors and the warning to sever ties, employer expectations of a secretary, and dynamics with a domineering fiancé.
Mrs W C Hunt entertained yesterday with a dessert bridge at the Amarillo Hotel for the Ross Rogers Ladies Golf Association. Guests included Mesdames Colby Davies, John R Robinson, Bob Copeland, Alfred Nelson, Tex Muncy, Bill Bogard and Chet Robertson.
The Kiwani Anns opened the year with a luncheon at the San Jacinto Youth Center. Mrs A D Nance presided and Mrs Homer Jacob gave the invocation. Membership took on by Mrs Roy Barnes. Guests Mrs George A Welch and Mrs Minnie Gold attended. Next meeting set for Jan 18 at noon with hostesses Mrs Selvin Allen Mrs J Robin Allen and Mrs Fist Ansley.
Eight tables of bridge filled for the Newcomers Club meeting at the YWCA yesterday. Hostesses were Mrs. James L Allred Mrs. George Weiss and Mrs. Charles M Firebaugh. High score prize went to Mrs. Fred Hoover and second to Mrs. W. J. Hill. Mrs. Lula Irons won the game prize.
Woman's Page reports the T Aiguille Club electing officers at yesterday's meeting held at Mrs W H Woodlief's home. New officers include President Mrs C A Gordon and Vice President Mrs D I Barnett, with meetings set to resume January 18 at 2 30 PM at Mrs T H Campbell's home.
The U Deal Em Bridge Club met yesterday with Mrs. C B Galbreath at 805 Madison. A luncheon preceded the meeting where the club voted to continue luncheon bridge this year. Esther Fredell won high score and Floyd T Jones was second. Other attendees included E M Benesch Milholland Mellor Pittman and guest Mrs Roy Curtis.
The claim states Alexander Graham Bell did not make the first telephone and that the model was built by Thomas A. Watson, Bell's assistant.
The Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. Howard Paul's home to hear Miss Sally Harrington recount her trip to Europe after a short business session. Social hour guests included numerous members led by Mrs. John O'Brien and Mrs. Howard Paul. The group plans a Jan 18 meeting at Mrs. Lee Bivins' home.
The Amoma Class at First Baptist Church held a luncheon with group singing led by Mrs. J A Eastwood and piano by Mrs. T C Todd. Mrs. Curtis Claiborne read the poem As the Twig Is Bent and Mrs. O C Weakley gave a devotional on daily need of God. Plans for a Valentine party were discussed and the table decor featured orchid pink and green candles and streamers.
The listing details a first Christian annual dinner in the Fellowship Hall at 5:30 p.m. and chapter meetings across Thursday for various groups including Rainbow for Girls at Kniva Temple, Alpha Alpha at the YWCA, AAUW at Blackwell, and Daughters of the Nile at Avikh Temple No. 70. Also noted are sessions of the Friendly Neighbor Club, Beryl Needle Club, and Kitty Six Home Demonstration Club with addresses on Lincoln Avenue, Milam Street, West Eleventh, and West Thir- streets.
Local 665 schedules a 7 30 pm gathering at the Atharilo Hotel with a 9 30 pm session at Woodmen Circle planned for 171, inviting members to attend the event and activities.
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