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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1948
Page
8
A 17 year old seeks guidance on finances and social life. The column argues being good pays in conscience and future happiness, warning that a past and costly lifestyle harms prospects and self respect.
In a letter Betty M asks about marrying a domineering fiancé who abuses her yet showers gifts. Dorothy Dix urges Betty to seek independence, leave the relationship, and avoid becoming a controlled wife, noting the abuser wants a slave not a partner.
A dense list of social gatherings across Amarillo venues including YWCA events at 7 and 7:30 PM, Khiva Temple and IOOF Hall meetings, West Amarillo Christian Church classes, and numerous club sessions. Thursday features chapter meetings, clubs, and public notices across Federation Club Rooms, Myer’s Fried Chicken, and local residences with start times from 9:30 AM to 8 PM.
Dr. R. G. Boger of Amarillo Center spoke to the Les Meres Child Study Club on Growing Up Emotionally at Mrs. Jim Sherrill’s home. Mrs. Percy Blackburn led the meeting with refreshments. A covered-dish luncheon is planned January 20 at Mrs. Jerome Stocking’s home.
San Jacinto Kiwani Ann luncheon held in the Youth Center featured a banner presentation by C I Hood to former president Mrs Henry Cusick for past year financial aid. Guests included Mrs Ed Bresart of Wichita and others with next meeting set for Jan 20 at noon.
Amarillo Branch AAUW members host two meetings tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Book Review Group will feature Mrs. I. G. Campbell discussing Animal Farm by Orw ell at 2 PM in Federation Club Rooms. The Conversational Spanish Group meets at 7 30 PM at Mrs. F E Warren's home 1711 Jackson.
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs W H Woodlief's home officers were elected. New officers include President Mrs W H Woodlief and Vice President Mrs S S Ferrell. A salad course followed the session with numerous members and guests listed. Next meeting set for January 20 at 2 30 PM at Mrs S L Edwards's home.
The Joliet Club convened Tuesday evening at the Young Women's Christian Association for a supper and business meeting and elected officers: President Joyce Wilson First vice president Jean Williams Second vice president Mrs. Vera Mae Hargus Secretary Novaline Turner Reporter Shirley Glass Treasurer Hazel Overton Historian Margaret Parker.
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