Which Sacrifices Most in Marriage by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues women are more loyal in marriage and sacrifice far more than men. She notes women lose identity and careers, while men toil to support families but ultimately the woman bears the greater personal cost. The column then shifts to advice about dating a man who believes he is superior to his partner and whether such a relationship could be happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Vian Atian Eae
Junior
Recent Bride Is Feted at Shower
Mrs. Rex S. Merrick hosted a bridal and farewell shower at 4220 West Tenth for Doris Shelton Merrick who will soon join her husband stationed at Newport Rhode Island. Guests included co hostesses and numerous family friends with gifts lent by several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex S. Merrick
Doris Shelton
Rex Merrick
West Tenth
Dan Sanders
Newport, RI
Jeannine Merrick
Faye Graham
Hugh Roberson
Joe Phillips
A. L. Blankenship
Home Demonstration Club backs March of Dimes drive
The Home Demonstration Club voted a ten dollar donation to the March of Dimes at a meeting held at Mrs. Ed Waters’ Hagg Ranch home. President Buck Reasoner led the session. Pauline Lokey gave a skillet dinner demonstration. Attendees included Ed Wilson, Buck Reasoner, W. W. Wilson, Clyde Byrd, Virgil Jordan, Bill Grimlin, Charles Waters, Ed Waters, Sandra Grimlin, Sandra Waters, and Pauline Lokey. The next meeting is set for Feb 16 with Mrs. Clyde Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long S Home Demonstration Club
March of Dimes
Ed Waters
Hagg Ranch
Buck Reasoner
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Ed Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Clyde Byrd
Virgil Jordan
Bill Grimlin
Charles Waters
Sandra Grimlin
Sandra Waters
Dorothy Dix Column Note on Reader Questions
The excerpt cites Dorothy Dix stating she cannot reply personally to readers and will address general interest problems through her column, while noting the worms of the dust rarely reach beyond a hole and that fighting the world requires nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Housewarming Held For Mrs. D. P. Dewey
A surprise housewarming honored Mrs. D. P. Dewey at her new home, 1307 North Grant. Guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Mikesell, Mrs. E. O. Dewey, and Mrs. FE. R. Cody, with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Charlies Wilson
H. F. Aurouze
D. P. Dewey
North Grant
Frank Mikesell
E. O. Dewey
FE. R. Cody
MOL Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The MOL Class of the First Baptist Church held a luncheon at the church. Mrs. Eva Diggs gave the devotional. Attendees included Esther Ingram, D. G. Norman, J. M. McMann, Lula M. Rogers, J. H. Cureton, H. C. Amons, W. H. Kimble, Lela Powell, Annie Riley, J. R. Keeling, C. E. Richardson, Eugenia Caldwell, S. F. Pelton, and guests Price Read Armstrong, ma Dyer, Clyde Rees, and Mittie Rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eva Diggs
Esther Ingram
D. G. Norman
J. W. Hollingsworth
J. A. Ferguson
D. B. Roberson
J. M. McMann
Lula M. Rogers
J. H. Cureton
H. C. Amons
W. H. Kimble
Lela Powell
H. W. Pitts
Gift Shower Fetes Mrs Joe Pfeiffer
Mrs. Joe Pfeiffer was feted at a pink and blue gift shower hosted by Miss Peggy Bingham and Miss Betty Sherrill at 103 A River Drive home of Mrs. H F Aurouze. Guests attended, gifts given by Mrs. Sam Robertson and Miss Margaret Ann Roberts.
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Joe Pfeiffer
Peggy Bingham
Betty Sherrill
H. F. Aurouze
River Drive
Margie Biggers
Virginia Whitaker
Coleen Mansfield
Jo Ardis Burnett
Novelle Johnson
Marian Akers
Mona Arouze
Mesdames F. J. Bingham
H. PF. Aurouze
Marjorie Johnson
Jane Tinker
Sam Robertson
Margaret Ann Roberts
Planting for Endurance Arbor Day urged by Amarillo Garden Club
Members of the Amarillo Garden Club urge long term plantings for endurance during Arbor Day season from January 20 to February 20. The article outlines five planting criteria emphasizing architectural harmony, longevity, neat growth, bird-friendly benefits, and root type, with recommendations for American Elm trees, black walnut, and hackberry for yards, plus two trial pecan tree plantings at a Children’s Home and a city park, part of a future-oriented horticultural effort.
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Amarillo Garden Club
Amarilo Garden Club
P. D. Berthelot
Amarillo
Amarillo Gardeners of
Macon O. Carder
Social Calendar for Amarillo and area events
On Monday Washington Avenue Christian Church hosts Business Women's Circle and Amarillo Hadassah chapter meets at Temple Israel at 8. Guest Artist Musicale at Musical Arts Conservatory also at 8. Tuesday lists YWCA Forum at 10, Ceramic Art Club at noon, Polk Street Methodist and First Baptist Bethany class at 12 to 12:30, La Costura Club at 12:30, Exchangettes at Marine Grill 1:30, Girl Scout Leaders Club Cathedral Hall 1:30 to 3:30, several church women groups at 2, 2:30, and 7:30 p.m. Plus Progressive Home Demonstration Club at West Cactus at 2:30, Bushland Home Demonstration at 2:30, Business and Professional Women's Club at Herring Hotel 6:30, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 7:30, Will Rogers School games party 7:30, Ladies Auxiliary of Postal Clubs Local 114 7:30, and other lodge and DAV chapters at 7 o'clock. Junior Progressive Study Club at 8 at 1306 West Twentieth.
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Washington Avenue Christian Church Business Women’s Circle
Amarillo
Hadassah
Temple Israel
Taylor
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Ywca Forum
Lincoln
Ceramic Art Club
Threece E Hunter
Alabama
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Church
First Baptist Church
Bethany
la Costura Club
J. C. Ritter
Hughes
Exchangettes Club
Marine Grill
Amarillo Girl Scout Leaders Club
Cathedral Hall
T. G.baldwin
Herring Hotel
Rosanna McCawley
Austin
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
West
J. E. Pietzsch
DAV
Evelyn Sibley
Bonita
Oes
Khiva Temple
G. A Callahan
West Twentieth
Carl Evans Honored At Birthday Party
Carl Evans of 120 Cliffside was honored at a surprise birthday party held at his home. Guests enjoyed games and shared memories during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Evans
Cliffside
Amarillo Pecans and the Value of Hope
A reflective piece contrasts how pecan trees grow in Amarillo with the pride residents place in future harvests. The speaker notes different opinions on growth versus taste and joys in the process, celebrating local affection for Amarillo pecans and the thrill of looking ahead.
One Pattern Wardrobe by Anne Adams Patterns
A vintage advertisement urges basing outfits on Pattern 4687 with sizes 12 to 20 and a size 16 dress requires 4 yards of fabric. It promotes easy sewing, complete illustrated instructions, and requests twenty five cents to ANNE ADAMS at Amarillo Globe News Pattern Dept. Also offers a Spring Pattern Book for fifteen cents and a free one-yard blouse pattern.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe News 4
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
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