Auxiliary Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Postal Clerks Local No. 114 will hold their first regular meeting of 1950 at 7 30 o clock tomorrow in the home of Mrs. W H Files at 1401 North Grant. Members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1950
Page
10
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Postal Clerks Local No. 114 will hold their first regular meeting of 1950 at 7 30 o clock tomorrow in the home of Mrs. W H Files at 1401 North Grant. Members are urged to attend.
A simple tip suggests keeping gold and silver evening slippers well wrapped in old nylons between wearings to prevent tarnish.
Dorothy Dix responds to a housewife worried by her nervous disposition about caring for her aged father, asking whether the husband and wife should bear the burden when several siblings are present. The column reflects family duty and marital strain themes.
Advice column excerpt addressing care of aging fathers and marital incompatibility. Mrs X is urged to fulfill filial duty despite burden, while M B is counseled that congeniality and willingness to adapt can save a marriage. Dorothy Dix notes readers’ questions are answered for general interest.
A neighbors' couple described as mighty pleasant is contrasted with critique of foul cigars they smoke, reflecting local color and character in a curt, humorous sketch.
Members of the Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday at 2002 Parker Ave in the Goodner home with opening prayer led by Mrs J F Delfs and a devotional by Mrs R P Parcells titled Today We Live A business session followed and a covered dish luncheon was planned for January 27 at 12 30 in the church Group 5 will host with Mrs W C Weaver as chairman.
Mrs Myrtle Shaw president directed a business discussion of the Naomi Study Club Rebekah Lodge 222 at Rebekah Hall Friday evening. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Grace Shackelford Nelldean Reneau Anna Chamberlain Gladys Keith Bessie Melvin Margaret Spencer Geneva Walker Mattie Mills and Myrtle Shaw. The next meeting will be at six o clock on February 10 in Rebekah Hall.
Amarillo tonight features a packed social calendar with events at Herring Hotel the American Association of University Women Mrs Rupert Taylor and many others. Recitals clubs and bridge groups meet across venues including YMCA First Baptist Church and Federation Club House with times from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Practical guidance notes that doeskin and smooth leather gloves stiffen when rinsed with plain water. It recommends adding a spoonful of olive oil to the rinse water to keep leather pliable after drying.
E R Glass hosts Mexican dinner at Rebekah Hall 2807 West Sixth at 7 o'clock. San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge 145 meets at Mexican dinner in Rebekah Hall. Wil Rogers PTA holds meeting in school auditorium at 7 30. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 hosts Founders Day Banquet at San Jacinto Youth Center 7 30. Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary gathers at Legion Hall 8. Amarillo Chapter 787 CES at Khiva Temple 8. Carrie Willard Circle First Presbyterian Westminster Room 8.
A regional festival highlights Germany's culinary diversity with more than 2000 sausage varieties. Chefs demonstrate regional techniques, linking flavors to local history and agriculture as visitors sample items from brisket to bratwurst.
A new electric socket with a bottle-stopped base lets almost any bottle oil lamp or vase become a table lamp. The device includes a connection wire and outlet plug for immediate use.
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