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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1950
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. A. Petersen hosted a dinner and canasta party at 1518 Bowie in honor of Mrs. J. R. Offield of Vienna Virginia visiting relatives and friends. Attendees included V. E. Hancock W. M. Rippey Hugh Kirkpatrick F. W. Mixe W. R. Irwin L. J. Vogel and E H Ashcraft Erma.
Combs of Fort Worth attends social events with Mrs. Offield receiving courtesies. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. L. J. Vogel at 1802 North Julian and an afternoon party given by Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft at 2008 Taylor are noted as part of the tributes.
After losing re election to President John Quincy Adams in 1628 the subject entered the House of Representatives and served eight terms.
Amarillo Assembly No 19 Order of the Rainbow for Girls met at Khiva Temple with Nancy Underwood as worthy advisor in charge. The next meeting is set for August 2 at 7 30 in the Temple.
Dorothy Dix answers readers on two topics. She says a girl’s college potential depends on personality, intelligence and ambition, warning against forcing college on those unlikely to benefit, while praising educated, craving learners. she also explores platonic friendship, noting older men and women may enjoy nonromantic companionship without desire for marriage.
A reader asks at what age an adopted child should be informed of their adoption. The answer suggests telling the child before they are old enough to understand what adoption means.
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a covered-dish luncheon with Youth Caravan members as guests. Speakers included Bonnie McCurdy and Ruth Dixon on recreation and missions, followed by worship and ecumenical church studies. The group adjourned after business and devotional sessions with plans for a July 26 meeting.
The article argues that a two year old can be informed that his foster parents chose him, and that he was not born to them. It maintains there should be no sting, bitterness, or disappointment in accepting this reality, framing early disclosure as natural and reassuring.
Dorothy Dix explains jealousy in leaflet D-5 and offers copies for five cents. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c/o this newspaper Times Square NY 18. Bell Syndicate released the item.
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