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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1947
Page
8
Dororthy Dix advises against flattery to win men and argues that vanity affects both sexes. A puzzled husband laments a hypersensitive wife and Dix explains inferiority complexes and the drain of constant fussing. Bewildered in-law seeks clarity on marital kinship. Dix says in-laws are by courtesy, while true kin are blood-related. The piece notes U.S. medical spending in 1940.
Elizabeth Rose Johnson and Hoyt Avon Mulkey wed at First Baptist Church in Phoenix under Dr. Theron Chastain. The ceremony featured nuptial selections by Alvin Thomas and a choir, with a reception at Encanto Club House. After a wedding trip to Diamond J Ranch, the couple will reside in Amarillo. Attendees from Amarillo included Roy Mulkey and Jerrell Mulkey among others.
The Bonita Chanter 184 Order of the Eastern Star held a business session at Khiva Temple. Mrs Bertha Vogel led the discussion with Glenn Arnold presiding for the initiation of one new member. Visitors from Texas and Pennsylvania attended. Refreshments followed the social hour with Mrs Nancy Layton at the punch bowl and hostesses Lillie Dixon Vera Johnson and Sallie Thorn.
First Baptist Church Martha Class held a luncheon with Norma McCullough singing accompanied by Jimie Lewis. Devotional led by Mrs Ted Lakey and business by Mrs O'Brien Thompson. Hostesses included Mrs R E Duncan Mrs Ralph McCullough and Mrs P C Cayton. Members and guests listed with multiple local names and out of town attendees.
Pauline Moore Circle members of the First Baptist Church will be entertained at a picnic supper and program Friday evening. The event begins at 7 o clock in the yard of Mrs. Faye Gordon at 2703 Tyler Avenue.
U Deal Em Club members enjoyed a breakfast at Mrs. C. B. Galbreath home 805 Madison. After the meal bridge was played with high score earned by Mrs. Charles Mellor and second by Mrs. Floyd Jones. Next breakfast will be July 22 at 9 at Mrs. Jack Pittman 1008 West Twentieth.
Members of the Progressive Training Union of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a watermelon feast with informal games and singing. Attendees included Jean Darnell Jean Burnett Carolyn Clouse Opal Carolyn Williams Mary Alice Cawthon Roberta Underwood Martha Jo Williams Joy McCaleb Randy Gunter Dewey Nicholson Cleve King Robert Duncan Joe Cato John Whitmore John Jenkins and Mr and Mrs D Nicholson.
Mr and Mrs Ira L Bone and Mr and Mrs Gay B Carter and George E Hill returned from Waco where they attended the 50th Annual Convention of the Texas State Association of Letter Carriers. Delegates from Palo Duro Branch 1037 and district three with Amarillo auxiliary members attended as officials. William C Doherty urged post office funding fixes as nationwide carrier hardships were reviewed. The assembly invited Sherman to host the 1948 convention. A note on 1930 smallpox cases closes the report.
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