Costs of bringing up a child girl or boy debated
In Dear Miss Dix guidance the cost of raising a girl versus a boy is treated as largely equal. The columnist notes shifting social roles, with girls now pursuing education and independence, suggesting no material price difference for upbringing. The piece also answers reader questions about teen behavior and parental restrictions, urging empathy and safety.
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Miss DIX
Betty Lou
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Ambition leaflet offers career advice from Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix cannot answer personal mail but provides guidance to career minded girls in leaflet D-4 Ambition. To obtain a copy, readers must send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c/o this newspaper PO Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 NY, Bell Syndicate Inc releases.
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Junior Music Club Is Entertained
The Junior MacDowell Music Club met at Joye Farnsworth home on Forest Street with LaRue McAmis presiding. Performances included Gwen Duckett piano Dance of Joy and Judy Speer Third Man Theme, plus Whispering Hope sung by Betty Kay Reed. Refreshments for members and counselors followed.
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Junior MacDowell
Joye Farnsworth
Forest
LaRue McAmis
Gwen Duckett
Miss Fransworth
Whispering Hope
Betty Kay Reed
Judy Speer
R. M. Farnsworth
Ann Wilson
Sandra Fountain
Lorena Beavers
Donna Gailey
Betty K. Reed
Judy Bolton
Marilyn Brooks
Venita Joyce Lewis
Mary Lou Higgs
H. D. Reed
Auxiliary Holds Dinner Meeting
The Amarillo Osteopathic Hospitals auxiliary gathered for dinner at Parkmoor Den with doctors. Dr. J. Francis Brown hosted at 1228 Bowie. Mrs. Elva Lee Baker demonstrated floral arrangements while Mrs. E. W. Cain led business. Brown elected secretary. The sixth annual Child Health Clinic was announced for May 18 and 19. Attendees included L. N. Pittman, Glen Robinson, J. Paul Price, and John London.
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Parkmoor
J. Francis Brown
Bowie
Elva Lee Baker
Cunningham Floral Co
E. W. Cain
L. N. Pittman
Borger
Glen Robinson
Happy
J. Paul Price
Dumas
John London
Groom
Amarillo
Mesdames Adrian Wright
L. J. Vick
L. V. Cradit
Ed R. Mayer, Jr
J. Francis
Trinity Baptist WMU Convenes
The Trinity Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. L. T. Whitlock's home, 1615 Palo Duro, to discuss Royal Service activities and plans for the group.
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Trinity Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
Simple Dessert Uses Leftover Cake For Guests
A glamorous looking dessert uses bakers sponge or pound cake broken into pieces with nut meats and chopped candied cherries folded into whipped cream and chili until firm. It offers a quick, impressive finish for family meals or entertaining guests.
Air France Links 145 Cities in 66 Countries
Air France expands its network to 145 cities across 66 countries, bolstering international routes and connectivity for passengers. The carrier outlines new partnerships and hubs to support the broader global schedule and traveler options.
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Air France
Pumpkin Pie Topping Ideas From Bakers
Crushed lemon drops folded into whipped cream add tartness to the popular bakers pumpkin pie. Spread topping on the pie just before serving. Chopped ginger and whipped cream also makes a suggested pumpkin pie topping.
Early Phoenicians credited with first soap use
The earliest soap appears to have been made by Phoenicians using melted fat blended with ashes. This simple cleansing agent marks an ancient origin of soapmaking.
Methodist WSCS Studies Corporate Worship at Polk Street Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Polk Street Methodist Church began a study of Corporate Worship using the book We Seek Him Together. About 110 women registered for the session, with groups directed by Mesdames Douglas Holland and Field.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mesdames Robert Douglas
B. M. Holland
Stanton Field
Maude White Hardie
Roy Begeman
J. B. Oxford
Holland
Joe Wishcamper
Robert Douglas
A. D. Steed
A. J. Boston
Notable Guests At Local Social Event
Brown, E. L. Rossman, Early H. Mann, Glenn Scott and J. H. Chandler hosted a social gathering. Guests included Mrs. Rose H. Schaffer of Des Moines Iowa and Mrs. Elva Lee Baker, among others.
Church program features devotion and hymn led by Mrs Johnson
Gram led by Mrs Billy Johnson presented God Is Moving Who Can Hinder devotional with Mrs Lane Cummings and others including Mrs L M Harris Mrs Odie Karr and Mrs Reid Strickland. Twelve members attended. Next meeting set for January 24 at 2 PM at Mrs Lane Cummings home 911 Bowie.
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Gram
Billy Johnson
Lane Cummings
L. M. Harris
Odie Karr
Reid Strickland
Bowie
Immortality Symbol Garden Flowers In Antiquity
The plant known as a aaranth amorg with species including love lies bleeding and prince's feather served as an immortality symbol in ancient times. It was used to decorate tombs and images of gods, reflecting its mythic status in earlier cultures.
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