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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
10
A Bell Syndicate essay argues couples fail when husbands stop flattering and communicating. It says wives crave daily affection and praise, while many husbands neglect this, leading to nagging and financial strain. The piece emphasizes shared effort, understanding, and appreciation for lasting union.
The Needle Art Club hosted a coffee at Mrs. W. D. Thornton’s home in Kentucky honoring Leslie Stephens who will soon relocate to San Angelo. Guests and members attended a gift shower with E. D. Hawkins presiding over the service. A subsequent meeting is planned August 5 at Mrs. E. D. Hawkins’s home.
Palo Duro Assembly 113 of the Rainbow for Girls planned a weekend picnic at Palo Duro Club for Aug. 2 after the Khiva Temple meeting. At Aug. 13 session seven new members will be initiated.
Miss Pat McClarney of New York City, guest of Mrs. Wayne O Keefe, is the center of a series of courtesies at the Amarillo Country Club. A seated tea featured a shamrock motif honoring the St Patrick born honoree with Miss Janie Eckhart accompanying a program of musical comedy songs.
JYG's Club board met at the YWCA on Tuesday to appoint committees and discuss plans for the year. Committees include Membership chaired by Earline Collinsworth with Dortha Bradford and Lee Clay. Program chaired by Loraine Collinsworth with LaRue Beeler and Wyoma Basom. Finance chaired by Joyce Wilson with Shirley Glass and Phyllis Grounds. Publicity chaired by Barbara Brooks with Barbara Baker and Relda Young. Social chaired by Lee Clay with Betty Brown and Wanda Brown. Hospitality chaired by LaRue Beeler. A watermelon supper is planned for August 7 at 6:30 p.m. in Ellwood Park.
Mrs. C. V. Knox hosted the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club at 114 Bonita with Mrs. Lee Williamson presiding. Mrs. J. H. Johnson was named to attend the state convention in Galveston, and demonstrations on Italian hem stitching and fringe edging were shared before refreshments for members and guests. The next meeting is set for Sept. 10 at 2 PM in the Don Jerman home, 115 Park.
Postal Clerks Local 114 and Ladies Auxiliary schedule a picnic supper tomorrow evening at 6 30 at San Jacinto Park. Members and families encouraged to attend for a social gathering and refreshments.
Tonight lists events for business girls and social groups at YWCA and clubs around Amarillo including skating, temple gatherings, and dances. Friday features gym, tennis clinics, swimming classes, picnics, jam jar dance, and youth organization meetings at Gem Lake San Jacinto Park Will Rogers Park and IOOF Hall.
The Gleaners Class of Polk Street Methodist Church hosts a family night at 8 o clock. Mr and Mrs A G Bachman of 916 Austin attend with events at Amarillo Country Club starting at 8 30.
A police officer visits Iona once a week, signs his book as proof, then returns to Mull for his regular beat. At Gem Lake a Methodist Church youth swimming party entertained attendees including Fern Morgan, Margaret Wilson, Reita Knox, Marie Nunley, and others such as Bill Spencer and Rex Mauldin.
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