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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1949
Page
7
Advice column explores widower loneliness after wife’s death and argues for remarriage as a practical solution. Emphasizes risks of isolation, social awkwardness, and adapting to new household dynamics with age-appropriate partner.
A columnist advises a wary approach to courtship by letting a man prove his maturity through effort before tying the knot. She argues playboy behavior fades with age and that both men and women benefit from early social experiences to judge lasting affection and domestic readiness.
Legislative committee members of the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club attended a buffet dinner at Mrs. Mabel Ray’s home to discuss Jury service for Women and the February club program. Attendees included Bonnie Schenck and Iris Graham among others. The club’s regular meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Herring Hotel with Myrtle J. Cooper directing the international relations program.
Reads like a fragmented social calendar listing outfits and associations. Mentions Rebel West Stein 55, Exchangeites, King’s Rottage Hill Home Demonstration, Wo Clark, old North Mane Sadr Court Palau 150 Wassing 7S era, Bota Chapter ES Ralve Temps.
The Band Parents Association will convene at 7 30 tomorrow evening in the school auditorium. The band will introduce the program and perform a concert during the evening as they discuss the purchase of new band instruments. All interested persons are invited to attend. YWCA Announces Reducing Class for Women Miss Virginia Dacus of the YWCA says the new reducing class will meet Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 00. Registration is at the YWCA with a 5 dollar entrance fee through April 25. For information call Miss Dacus at 8254.
The Friendly Few Club met at the home of Mrs. Pauline Hetrick at 525 River ond. The next meeting will be with Mrs. M. Neeley at 101 Skyline on February 3 at 2 o'clock.
Mrs Roy Hanna was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs W L Hickerson in Tyler. The Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church met in Bennett Hall with co hosts Mrs C H Mills and Mrs W R Hill. Mrs Hill presided as president and announced penny contest winners, with Mrs J N Brewer captaining the winning team.
The Sixty- Six Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. J. W. Carver’s home to see pruning techniques demonstrated by Miss Pauline Lokey County home demonstration agent. Attendees included Mrs. Maggie Lou Sizemoore Mrs. PF. E. Starnes from Ellensburg Wash and numerous club members with the next meeting set for Feb 4 at 2 oclock with Mrs Dan Ford.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Canton No 14 and Cantons held a fish fry at IOOF Hall with special guests Mr and Mrs S M Cox of Houston. Thirty two members attended and the February 4 session will feature a 42 party at 7 30 in IOOF Hall. Wives of Chevaliers invited. Trinity Methodist Church Women’s Society also schedules a meeting at 2 pm in Mrs R Walliham’s home.
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