Mothers and Fathers Should Share Child Rearing
A Bell Syndicate piece argues that mothers who monopolize parenting alienate children from their fathers. It claims many men are eager fathers but barred by wives, weakening family bonds and leaving children with only the mother’s influence. The author contends both parents are essential for guidance and that God designed two parents for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Johnny
Junior
Mama
Bell Snndicate, Inc
Circle Members Have Breakfast at West Amarillo Church
Circle 1 of West Amarillo Christian Church Woman's Council held a morning breakfast at Mrs. J. T. Merriman's home, 4247 West Twelfth. An arrangement of seasonal flowers graced the table as Mrs. J. L. Sparks received a retirement gift and Mrs. C. B. Battenberg led the lesson. Attendees included Eva Peak, C. B. Battenberg, I mex Harrell, Mary E. Bivins, W. Sloan, C. W. Lipsey, Johnne R. B. Newcome, Robert Howes, John T. Sullivan, J. L. Sparks, Donna Green, M. L. Gross, Van Allm, plus Mrs. Elsie Montgomery and the hostess.
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West Amarillo
Recital at Conservatory Features Young Pianists
Karolyn Kay Martin and Rosamond Rawlings, eight and nine, will perform in an elementary certificate piano recital at Musical Arts Conservatory in Fort Worth. They will play Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Ellmenreich, Heller, Beaumont, Prokofieff Wallis, and Bach concert pieces with Leo Podolsky and teachers Gladys M. Glenn and Ardat Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Karolyn Kay Martin
Garland Martin
Travis
Rosamond Rawlings
H. M. Rawlings
Ong
Leo Podolsky
Gladys M. Glenn
Ardath Johnson
Karolyn Kay
Bach
Beethoven
Elise
Schumann
Heller
Ellmenreich
Beaumont
Peter and the Wolf
Prokofieff-Wallis
C. P. E. Bach
Mr. Podolsky
Rosamond
Duncombe
Gertrude
Miles
Sweetbriar
Crawford
Rebe
Seuel Holst
Miss Johnson
Pleasant Valley Church Woman's Council Sees Devotional
Members of the Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council met in the church with Mrs. L. O. Biggers presiding. They sang I Love to Tell the Story and heard a devotional from Revelations. Attendees included Mrs. Biggers and others. The council will reconvene August 4 at 9 o'clock.
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Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council
L. O. Biggers
Biggers
Mesdames
T. H. Armstrong
Jack Jerman
W. A. Crull
F. J. Bingham
Foster Harris
Frank Ag H. F. Aurouze
W. H
Garden Party Honoring Women Of Polk Street Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Polk Street Methodist Church hosted its annual garden party at 2006 Hughes to honor all women of the congregation. About 160 guests attended as officers and circle leaders greeted guests and supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
C. W. Farr
Hughes
T. W. Wigham
Joe Shields
Mesdames J. H. Cooper
M. B. Holland
Neal D. Cannon
Paula Powell
Sneva Headrick
Leland Abbott
E. H. Kramer
Mesdames R. A. Wilson
Richard Scott
Virginia Hackler
W. H. van Shaw
George Roots
Margaret Shore
C. G. Stinson
Hostess Event for Gingham Girls Club Hosts a Gathering
Mrs. Osie Jones of 1008 North Cleveland hosted yesterday afternoon for the Gingham Girls Club. Needlework entertained and refreshments were served to Mesdames J. C. Britt L. A. Post Gladys Ledbetter G. H. Hardman Fisie Post Alda Kamerer David Coats Lyle Bunch and the hostess. Next week the club meets Wednesday at 2 PM in Mrs. Doris Amadon's home 302 North West Western.
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Osie Jones
North Cleveland
Gingham Girls Club
J. C. Britt
L. A. Post
Gladys Ledbetter
G. H. Hardman
Fisie Post
Alda Kamerer
David Coats
Lyle Bunch
Doris Amadon
North West Western
Bride-Elect Honored at Courtesies Amid Shower Events
Miss Julia Ann Pendleton bride elect of Charles H. Kay is feted in a series of nuptial courtesies. A miscellaneous shower at 1506 Lipscomb featured pink rosebud decor and a punch service, with 60 guests. Additional events include a lawn party for the couple at 2500 Polk and a personal shower at 314 Belleview attended by 35 guests. Attendants were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. John King Jr. at the Pendleton home.
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Julia Ann Pendleton
Charles H. Kay
W. Barron Chapman
Lipscomb
J. E. Tatum
James Knight
J. D. Webster
Charles Creek
Reba Baird
Levinia Mortimer
Deene Donnell
Carolyn
Virinia Kay
Disciple Student Fellowship
The
First Christian Church
Paul Richardson
Polk
Margaret Thomas
Miss Pendleton
N. F. Sidwell
Belleview
D. L. Briley
Barron Chapman
C. P. Hutchins
Madison
John King, Jr
Spur
Pendleton
Leftover Potatoes Featured in Skillet Omelet
Leftover potatoes are described as delicious in an omelet. Dice the potatoes and saute with chopped onion in a skillet, then add the omelet mixture and cook as usual for a simple savory breakfast option.
Honored at Kitchen Shower for Nancy Caldwell
Nancy Caldwell bride elect of Daniel T. French was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Nancy Everline at 11 Crestway. The rooms were decorated with peach gladioli and blue ribbons, guests painted motifs on cup towels, and several family members and friends attended.
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Nancy Caldwell
Daniel T. French
Nancy Everline
Crestway
N. J. Williams
Fort Worth
Eugenia Caldwell
J. E. Caldwell
Physicians Warn Stairs Harm Health In Older Adults
The World Book Encyclopedia reports many doctors say climbing stairs may damage health for people past youth. This warning highlights potential risks for older adults and urges caution in stair use.
Woman's Council Lesson Study at First Christian Church
The Woman's Council met yesterday at Fellow ship Mall for luncheon. The gathering opened with Did You Think to Pray. Mrs. Al Reville gave a devotional. A sextet led by Mrs. Hazel Wilson Lewis sang Londonderry Air. Mrs. S. H. Madden chaired the lesson study.
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Pirst Christian Church Woman's Council
Fellowsl Mall
Mem'3 Circle 1
al Reville
Howard Boxwell
Paul Gaither
Dave Dodge
Howard Ensign
Bill Elliott
Clifton Ammerman
Robert Hortenstine
Hazel Wilson Lewis
Londonderry Air
H. W. McCue
S. H. Madden
Social Calendar Tonight at Davis Trinity Methodist Park Picnics
The Davis Class of Trinity Methodist Church hosts a picnic supper at Eakle Park starting 6 30 PM. The Co Ed Club plans a separate picnic at Thompson Park this evening.
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Davis
Trinity Methodist Church
Eakle Park
Thompson Park
Community Event Schedule With Multiple Local Meetups
A series of local gatherings listed, including a YWCA meeting at 7 o clock and a First Baptist Church picnic hosted by Mrs. Robert Ricks at 689 Belleview. Also noted are events for Avihk Living Daughters of Ile at Khiva Temple and a Green Haven Home Demonstration Club ice cream supper hosted by Mrs. Jimmy Martiett on Cangem Highway, plus an 8 o’clock recital by Karolyn Martin and Rosamond Rawlings at Marts Conservatory after a 3 o'clock event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
First Baptist Church
Mies Giese
Robert Ricks
Belleview
Avihk Living Daughters of Ile
Khiva
Green Haven
Jimmy Martiett
Cangem Highway
Karolyn Martin
Rosamond Rawlings
Marts Conservatory
Friday Picnic and Community Events Schedule
Fraying text lists a church picnic at Bilwood Park and a Red Carnation Lodge gathering at 345 with the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen at 2 pm. Also mentions Mrs Club family picnic at Street Methodist Church Rogers Park 6:30 and Jam Jar YWCA at 8 pm.
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Piret Baptist Church
Bilwood Park
Red Carnation Lodge
Brotherhood of Ve
Opti
Duchansa
Street Methodist Church
Pienie
Rogers Park
Jam Jar
YWCA
Marie Earle Cosmetics Herbert Drug
Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug are listed with an address at 2328 ame og, indicating a small local business pairing in a neighborhood storefront. The entry notes shop names and street location without additional context.
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Herbert Drug
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Hepper
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