Vivian Brown Advice Column Slams Kid Phone Habits
A reader laments families restricting teens phone use and mocks childish talk. The column references names like Ruth and Angie's brothers and teases slang such as dropleys and droopy talk while inviting new angles in the paper.
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Vivian Brown
Double Ring Ceremony for Miss Bonnie Caldwell Bride of Kenneth Bennett
Miss Bonnie Mae Caldwell and Technical Sgt. Kenneth C. Bennett were married in a double ring ceremony at Post Chapel No. 1 Amarillo Army Air Field officiated by Chaplain Britt. The couple, now at 836 Lipscomb, planned a San Antonio wedding trip after a reception at 721 West Sixteenth.
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Bonnie Mae Caldwell
Sylvia C. Caldwell
West Sixteenth
Kenneth Charles Bennett
Charles Bennett
Patterson
N. J
Post Chapel No. 1
Amarilo Army Air Field
Britt
Mary J. Caldwell
Neida Reed
Edward Khan
Carol F. Caldwell
Eisenberg
San Antonio
Lipscomb
Amarillo High School
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo Field
Eighth Air Force
Teen Letters Describe Local Fun and Fashion Finds
A teens group canoeing on the lake shares a Scotch picnic and sees a toyland stage show at Music Hall. They plan a Central Park barn dance and discuss outfits. The note highlights party playlists, party tunes, and a birthday gift book about American designers.
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Mary
Nashville
Tennessee
Terrif
Central Park
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Events Listed
Sewing class at Downtown USC with Mrs Zeila Riggs at 8pm. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1907 at O W Hall hosting a dance at 9pm. Drama Room for Teens at 501 Lincoln at 7pm. Friday Jam Party at Y W C A building 501 Lincoln at 7 30pm. Voice recital by students of Dr Cameron Mac Lean at Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler at 8 30pm. Red Carnation Lodge No 345 Ladies Society to the B of L F and E at I O O F Hall at 2pm.
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Cameron MacLean
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
B. of L. F
Bethany Class Members Are Guests At Breakfast
Members of the First Baptist Bethany Class were entertained with a church breakfast Tuesday. Miss Myrtle Hamilton gave the invocation and devotional. Mrs. Rush Jones led the business session with reports from class officers. The group included many members and four guests, with the next class social planned for August 28.
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First Baptist Bethany
Myrtle Hamilton
Ted Ferguson
Miss Hamilton
Rush Jones
Mesdames B. L. Morgan
A. A. Wilcoxson
T. E. Harlan
Rual Jones
Flora May
Redus named district supervisor of ICC in Amarillo
J C Redus takes over from Calloway Mims as district supervisor for the Interstate Commerce Commission in Amarillo Texas. The district covers all Texas Panhandle counties and three Oklahoma Panhandle counties. Redus brings 17 years in motor freight and has previously been in Dallas before arriving in Amarillo.
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J. C. Redus
Calloway Mims
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
Redus
ICC
Ile
Dallas
Karafuto Holds Japan’s Largest Forest Lands on Sakhalin
The region Karafuto on Sakhalin is noted for possessing Japan’s most extensive forest areas. Experts highlight timber resources and environmental significance amid regional boundaries and historical context.
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Karafuto
Sahkalin
Japan
Don’t Flush Kidneys Citros Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes CITROS to relieve irritation and irregular elimination by restoring body fluids. It claims the cause is eliminated, pain ends, and sores heal. Available at pool drug stores for $1.00.
Nearly Crazy on Rainy Days Reflects Parental Impact
A Ruth Millet passage shows a mother lamenting her child’s noise and questions on rainy days. It suggests parental frustration contributes to juvenile delinquency by teaching children they are nuisances rather than valued family members.
Children as Nuisances and War Work Pressures
The piece laments that children are treated as nuisances by parents who prefer war work or social plans. It argues kids must feel needed to value family life and notes rising unemployment and mothers’ concerns as teens seek independence. It cites 5,624,000 between 1919 and 1921.
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U.S
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