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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1949

Page

8

Job Loving Woman Shouldn't Marry

A reader laments a wife who works in a factory and earns well, while the husband longs for a home with a wife who will stay at home. He asks if she should quit her night job to a life of domesticity and caregiving, noting their five children and his inability to provide the same fulfilled home life. The reply argues women’s domestic inclinations vary and warns against forcing marriage for impractical reasons.

Ey Wynvint Vin

Woman's Page on Marriage and Happiness in a Selfish vs Unselfish Lens

In a letter response the Dear Miss DIX column argues that marriage should stem from love, not economics or social gain. It asserts selfish women rarely persist happily, while generous, unselfish women find greater lasting contentment, aligning with the husband’s view.

Travel Club Elects Officers at Wednesday Meeting

The Junior Travel Study Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Royal Wertz home 1315 Broadmoor to elect officers for next year. President and first vice president were named, with C. E. Wyrick set as second vice president.

Travel Club Travel Study Club Royal Wertz Broadmoor C. E. Wyrick

Wedding party escorts mountaineer to high alpine ceremony

A wedding party of 10 accompanied Italian mountaineer Gianna Pilla and his bride to their marriage in a snowline chapel perched 10,000 feet up in the Dolo jmites.

Gianna Pilla Snowline Dolo Jmites

Ghizmeau Club Hosts Mrs Nay Hale at Tea Hour

Mrs Nay Hale of 3810 East Eleventh hosted the Ghizmeau Home Demonstration Club afternoon meeting. Under Vice-president Mrs Gene Fennimore the group discussed current magazine articles. Refreshments were served during the tea hour to members including Gene Fennimore, Richard Killin, Hugh Porterfield, Tom Bowies, and Henry Prescott. Announcement notes a future meeting date and social events.

Nay Hale East Eleventh Gene Fennimore Gene Ennimore Richard Killin Hugh Fainter Giste Porterfield Tom Bowies P. Sume Toa Schoi"nucinoram Elsek le Weaver Henry Pres Henry Prescott

Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Rebekah Hall

The Amaryllis Temple 56 met in Rebekah Hall at West Sixth for an officer installation. Most Excellent Chief Corine Dodson led a brief meeting while Grand Chief Viola Evans presided with Grand Senior Alma Cunningham and Grand Manager Eileen French assisting. Officers installed include Gladys Buttel as most excellent chief.

Pything Sisters Amaryllis Temple Rebekah Hall West Sixth Corine Dodson Viola Evans Alma Cunningham Eileen French Gladys Buttel

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