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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1948
Page
5
Mrs Harry Greer of 1220 Lamar will host the TED Club on Thursday afternoon at 2 30. The event promises a congenial gathering with members expected to attend from the local community.
Dorothy Dix argues criticism harms vanity but can reform faults if embraced. She notes people resist critique, preferring flattery, yet a truthful rebuke from others could cure weaknesses and improve relationships, despite anger and resentment.
The piece argues couples should accept criticism without offense, noting flaws in manners or speech can harm harmony. It asserts both spouses often share education or social advantages yet fail to share growth, urging humility and openness to helpful feedback.
Members of Polk Street Methodist Church mission group held their monthly luncheon in the Fellowship Hall with Valentiyge decor. Hostesses included several church members and devotional titled A New Day was given. The next luncheon is set for February 16 at 12 30 p m.
West Amarillo Christian Church members and guests gathered for a monthly session and a covered-dish supper. Mrs. Lettie Keaton chaired the meeting with devotional by Mrs. Charles Bebout. A. J. Kelly spoke on "Where Is Heaven?" Twelve members and ten guests attended.
Community groups meet across Joliet and Amarillo with varied events. YWCA gatherings, church circles, lodge meetings, and club activities run from 6:30 to 8:00 PM, featuring Ladies Missionary Society, Rebekah Lodges, PEO Chapter AI, Junior Business Women, American Legion Auxiliary, AAUW, and several church circles plus social activities at YWCA and West Amarillo Christian Church.
Mrs. Billie Jo Spoonts received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Rankin Russell at 2104 Lipscomb with co-hostesses Mrs. Besse Ross and Mrs. Charles Ellison. Forty guests attended as Mrs. Russell led a radio program interview segment and guests presented pink and blue gifts.
Fern Division 402 JIA to the B of LE will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 in the home of Mrs. A Lindbloom 212 A East Twelfth. Bire is hastening alcohol output as a substitute for gas now critically short.
Mr and Mrs T H Armstrong 221 East Central hosted a 42 party for his birthday. Low prizes went to L O Biggers and Mrs Biggers while high prizes were awarded to W T Willis and H C Gentry. Guests included Willis Walter Gibson Gentry Stock Pankratz and the Armstrongs.
First Baptist Church announces Fidelis Class will hold a luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the church. The gathering invites members and attendees to join in the event.
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