Dear Miss Dix Advice on Selfishness and Domestic Life
A 22 year old writer asks how to balance giving with self care. Dorothy Dix cautions that unselfishness can mask weakness and urges the reader to stand up for personal rights while maintaining compassion. She also advises a husband to address untidy behavior, noting laziness as the root cause and the danger of a dirty spouse to marriage.
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Miss DIX
M.A.K
Paris
Sophronia
Emma
Dorothy DIX
Ceramic Art Club Picnic In Ellwood Park Results
The Ceramic Art Club enjoyed a picnic luncheon yesterday in Ellwood Park with Mrs A L Giles as hostess. Mrs Vernon Berry presided over business and Mrs Wallace Winfield won the traveling prize. Members attending included Mesdames Howard Elliott Gene Etter Mark Gunnels QO K Chamberlain Frances Rudissell Elmo Duke Wallace Winfield Durwood Finley, the hostess and A L Giles as guest. The next meeting is set for August 8 at 2 30 pm with Mrs Mark Gunnels entertaining at San Jacinto Park.
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Ceramic Art Club
Ellwood Park
Mesdames Howard Elliott
Gene Etter
Mark Gunnels
QO. K. Chamberlain
Frances Rudisell
Elmo Duke
Wallace Winfield
Vernon Berry
Durwood Finley
A. L. Giles
San Jacinto Park
Women of Moose Plan Box Supper in Amarillo
Amarillo chapter Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall in a Monday business session led by senior regent Mrs Mary Jane Stout. They finalized plans for a box supper Thursday at 8 pm inviting the public with each woman to bring a box. Nineteen members attended. Initiation ceremonies are set for July 31 at 8:30 pm at Moose Hall for unauditioned members.
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Amarillo
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mary Jane Stout
Copy Request Advertisement Falls to Reader Reaches
A fragment from a newspaper asks readers to send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c o this newspaper P O Box 98 Times Square Station for a copy with Bell Syndicate Inc releasing the notice.
Mott Family Reunion at McCaleb Home
The Tom Mott family held a reunion at 114 East Central hosted by Mr and Mrs J L McCaleb. Birthday celebrations honored Tom Mott Haywood Mott Clyde Mott, Mrs Hamp Russell and Arthur Koenig. Attendees included numerous Mott relatives and family friends. Robert Mott was absent.
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Tom Mott
J. L. McCaleb
East Central
Haywood Mott
Clyde Mott
Hamp Russell
Spearman
Arthur Koenig
Robert Mott
Mott
Martha
Nancy
Wilburn
Jack
Wanda
Lena Dilli
Clarendon
A. F. Wills
Leola Nichols
T. J
Johnny
J. L. McAleb
Tom Virgil
Clyde Herbert
Joe
Harriet
Leo
Linda
Lewis Houseman
Jim Mott
Martha Patterson
Cecil Cooper
Bobby Cooper
Junior Club Bridge Party At Mrs Gouldy Home
Members of the Junior Progressive Study Club enjoyed a bridge party yesterday at Mrs. J. W. Gouldy’s home 1016 Rusk with co host Mrs. N C Long. High score was Mrs C C Szalkowski second high Mrs Robert Hall low Mrs Long and traveling site Mrs L F Blake. Attendees included L F Blake G A Callahan Ronald Mack Nelson Hall Robert Hall C T Shropshire Sam L West Thomas Bandy Jim Collins and the hostesses. Next summer bridge social set for Aug 8 at 2 at Mrs L F Blakes home 1709 B Pierce.
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Progressive Study Club
J. W. Gouldy
1016 Rusk
N. C. Long
C. C. Szalkowski
Robert Hall
Long
L. F. Blake
Mesdames
G. A. Callahan
Ronald Mack
Nelson Hall
Marriage applications rise during Korean War era
Dallas July 26 Deputy County Clerk O H Grossett reported that since the Korean War began marriage applications have increased 15 to 20 percent. He noted that most applicants are of military age.
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Dallas
O. H. Grossett
Social Calendar Tonight and Thursday Events
Tonight at Trinity Methodist Church Woman's sonate Service at 7 30 featuring Mrs var 3608 Van Buren Amaryllis Temple No 56 Knights and Sisters Hall Clue VEW Hall Palo Duro Chapter National Secretaries Association Watermelon party Ellwood Park Thursday Helping Hand Circle West Amarillo Church 10 30 natives YWCA 501 Lincoln 9 30 Sew On Club Peat M Daniel 815 Palo Duro 6 Friendly Few and Sits Totsy Hit rick Pleasant Valley 2 Provisional League Women Voters Herring Hotel 2 Ghizmeau Home Demonstration Club Mrs Charles Weaver 3303 Anchor 2 Buffet supper and game Am arillo Country Club 7 8 Avihk Temple No 70 peushtare of
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Trinity Methodist Church
Var
van Buren
Knights and Sisters
Ren Pe Coollette
O'Clock
Palo Duro
National Secretaries Association
Watermelon Party
Ellwood Park
West Ama— Ees
Church
YWCA
Lincoln
M. Daniel
Hitrick
Pleasant Valley
Herring Hotel
Charles Weaver
Amarillo Country Club
Avihk Temple
Peushtare of
Tea tops India's foreign earnings says tea board chief
Calcutta reports S K Sinha chairman of the central tea board says tea exports last year were worth 770,000,000 rupees with 110,000,000 dollars earned. He adds India is the largest tea producing country in the world.
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Calcutta
India
S. K. Sinha
The
Central Tea
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