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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1950
Page
9
Dear Miss Dix analyzes a marriage where a man fifteen years younger secretly loves a younger woman. The columnist argues the wife, ten years older, acted with sense and warns the husband to seek a Reno divorce after confessing his new love. The tone urges practical action over sentimentality.
Scores of happy girls and women find monthly relief from functional periodic pains using Cardui. By easing contractions of organ muscles it helps Nature resume a normal rhythm and overcomes a frequent cause of painful cramps. If pains are due to simple disturbances ask for Cardus.
Dorothy Dix announces she cannot reply personally but will address questions of general interest through her syndicated column released by Bell Syndicate Inc.
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club voted a donation to the Polio Fund at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at 105 River Road Mrs. R F Freeman hosted and the group reviewed the constitution and by laws to acquaint new members with them They discussed plans for a county wide party to be reported to the council Members took home sewing pads for the Veterans Hospital and refreshments were served by Mrs Frank L Hackley and others 1911 Monroe will host again February 13 at 2 pm
The News Globe cooking course begins January 31 with a pork shoulder roast lesson. It guides budgeting with a rolled or cushion style shoulder, loin roast, and a simple roast method. Instructions cover seasoning, pan setup, no water, 350F, and timing per pound plus a gravy from drippings.
Mrs Leander Campbell was elected president of the Harmony Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs L V Cradit 3202 Ong. Officers to be installed in May include vice president Mrs J M Simpson Jr recording secretary Mrs Simon Dee treasurer Mrs R C Martini musical director Mrs M H Ensign choral director Mrs Paul Timmons press reporter Mrs Clark Wagner parliamentarian Mrs J M Wise junior club councilor Mrs Howard Boxwell and historian Mrs J P Burgess.
Tonight many clubs meet across Amarillo from the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Herring Hotel to the Rebekah Lodges and school activities. Wednesday schedules include church societies and women’s groups at Trinity Methodist, First Christian, First Presbyterian, San Jacinto Methodist and several other venues with times from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to include study, circle, and service gatherings.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of Canton No. 14 hosted an Italian spaghetti dinner at IOOF Hall during a recent meeting. President Mrs. Geneva Walker led the business session. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hembree and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chismall of Dimmitt. The next meeting will be a Valentine party on Feb 3 at IOOF Hall with forty members and guests present.
Palo Duro Chapter of National Secretaries Association schedules a meeting for Wednesday evening at 7 15 at the residence of Mrs Pat Armstrong 2629 Sanborn.
The Evening Chapter of the Amarillo Council of Church Women schedules a meeting on January 30 at 8:00 PM in the First Presbyterian Church, inviting members to attend the session.
Belmont Park Sewing Club members enjoyed an afternoon of sewing yesterday at Mrs Frank Fisher home 1808 North Arthur Attending were Mesdames Dan Ford Hat Hatridge L F Lynn and the hostess The next meeting will be at 2 o clock on Feb 13 at the home of Dan Ford 1800 North Garfield
Nuptial vows were solemnized Jan. 17 at Texarkana Arkansas for Mrs Anna Larkum Wichita Falls formerly Amarillo and G C Jensen oil operator of Texas and New Mexico who resided at the Amarillo Hotel. The couple is at home in Paris ex.
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