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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
11
Dorothy Dix advises that while a pretty diamond ring can attract attention it may scare away a suitor if it signals extravagance and debt. Emma May notes many women lose good husbands by dressing too well and urges practicality, cautioning against overbuying for love. A reader fears for her future as a result of frenzied social dress.
A reader asks if a five month couple can be in love at eleven and twenty. Dorothy Dix cautions that true love at those ages is rare and often a passing fancy. She outlines signs of real love, emphasizing spending preference, interest, and commitment over time.
A seventeen year old writes that they fear harming their prominent parents and asks for guidance. The answer urges immediate disclosure to the mother, stressing parental love and understanding and advises giving them a chance to help.
Dorothy Dix notes she cannot reply to readers personally but will answer general problems through her column. She mentions leaflet D-1, Broken Engagements, created from letters and asks readers to send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix at P. O. Box 98 Times Square Station New York for a copy.
For a meeting of the organization Monday evening at Pleasant Valley Christian Church. Numbers were practiced for the program to be presented Sunday. The special number will be "I'm Satisfied With Jesus." Pictures were taken in choir robes.
La Costura Club members were entertained with a coffee yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. H. H. Hawkins on 1624 Hughes. Co-hostesses were Mesdames C. S. Pryor M. G. Monaghan and Frank Satterfield. summer flowers decorated the scene.
In a Globe News brief a customer bit into what looked like a pearl while eating fried oysters at a Virginia Flats restaurant. The piece was examined by a jeweler who said the pearl would have been worth ten dollars if not fried. The incident was noted in a local want ad roundup.
Special guests included Mrs. Ben Carlton Mead of Dallas and Mesdames Eugene Slater Tom Cook S. L. Edwards S. E. Burks and Miss Clara McCarty. Attending members listed include Mesdames R. L. Allen Clara Blackburn Co. J. Blackburn Mae Brummett J. A. Cavin and others, with the hostess among the members.
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