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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1949
Page
9
A reader asks about marrying his longtime secretary. Dorothy Dix argues such a match lowers risk, as they know each other well, understand finances and temperaments, and will share business talk and goals, reducing surprises and enhancing compatibility.
A middle aged man asks Dorothy Dix for advice on curing jealousy in a stable marriage after two decades of faithful service. He describes his wife as continually suspicious and how that distrust harms both partners and their happiness.
Woman demands all details of her husband’s movements and conversations in a display of jealousy. An unhappy husband is advised there is no cure for jealousy and that faithfulness is possible. A reader asks about public displays of affection. the answer says such acts should stay private and criticizes public gawkiness.
The A-Deal-Em Bridge Club enjoyed a luncheon and bridge yesterday at Mrs. Floyd T. Jones’s home 806 Maryland. Mrs. C. B. Galbreath won high, Mrs. C. M. Bennett second, and guest prize went to Mrs. Roy Curtis. Attendees included Mesdames Milholland Mellor Fredell Galbreath Bennett Jones Curtis and Croft with two guests. The next meeting is planned as a luncheon at Mrs. Milholland’s home 408 North Johnson on Feb 1.
The MOL Class plans a luncheon and business meeting on Friday at noon in the First Baptist Church. Members will discuss routine items and plan future activities.
Mrs Rolla V Cartwright hosted Amarillo Antique Club with a coffee table centerpiece of a silver fruit bowl and parakeet porcelain. Talks included Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes by Mrs P F Q Kelleam and Coverlets by Mrs Jason Robberson. Next meeting Feb 22 at 9 45 in Hazel Nichols home with E W Hardin assisting.
Palo Duro Grove 2253 at Woodmen Circle will hold a meeting this evening at 8 o clock in IOOF Hall. Amita Button could not play lead in her senior class play Mountain Mumps due to mumps.
The Needle Art Club elected Mrs. Jack Edwards as President for the coming year and chose Mrs. Homer Tuttle as vice president and Mrs. S. M. Phipps as treasurer. The group met at Mrs. W. D. Thornton's home at 409 Kentucky and welcomed new member Mrs. Floyd Ramsey. The next meeting is scheduled for February 1 at Mrs. Jack Edwards' home, 1505 Madison.
The article notes that living costs in Mexico have risen to more than three times the level seen in 1939, indicating significant inflation and higher prices for daily goods and services over the decades.
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