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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
7
A 26 year old husband asks how to handle his wife who has left with her family and enjoys time with friends. The columnist urges patience and trust, noting her strain, need for rest, and that she may return when able to support her family.
Dr. Francis W. Pritchard of the First Presbyterian Church spoke on The Ecumenical Church at a meeting of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service in the church parlor. Rev. George Turrentine gave the opening prayer and Mrs. Alice Hester presided. group sang two hymns and close prayer by Mrs. Vernon Stanley. Next meeting set for August 2 at 2 PM in the church parlor.
Mrs C F Staples chaired a Buchanan Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service program titled Portrait of a Mission on Brazil. The meeting opened with Take Time To Be Holy, prayer by Mrs Glenn Wood, and business led by Mrs Raymond Sell. Attendees included Mesdames Staples Black Powell Walker Barker Cook McPherson Hill Edwards Pascoe and others.
Seymour Marks of 1229 Morrison Avenue St Louis says HADACOL made him feel markedly better after weeks of tiredness and sleeplessness. The ad claims many weak nervous individuals with stomach issues lack vitamins and iron and benefit from HADACOL, noting quick improvements and offering trial and larger sizes from The LeBlanc Corporation in 1950.
Sell Glenn Wood J R Moore Ernest Sipes and Miss May Ruth Stauffer will host a social meeting at 2 30 on August 2 at the home of Mrs Ernest Sipes 3013 North East Ninth.
Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association gathered in Ellwood Park on Wednesday for a watermelon party. Mrs. Vera Ward led the business session. Mrs. Martha Beardsley reported on a canasta party and rummage sale. Miss Aline Waldron noted communications including a Houston Chamber request for the 1951 convention. Mrs. Beardsley won the door prize from Mrs. Novella Douglas. Attending were Mesdames Cornelius, Armstrong, Lock, Stone, Ward, Gathright, Hamilton, Mauldin, Waldron, Cornelius, Armstrong, Beardsley and Harold Beardsley. The next meeting is August 9 at 7:30 in Mrs. Beardsley’s home at 1709 Lincoln.
Mrs Leta Crudgington will present a group of pupils from her summer class in recital this evening at 8 oclock in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. Participants include Shirley Price Frances Dale Nadia Holmes Donna Sutton Nina Sue Tomlinson Sheila Reed Bobby Chilton DAnn Slaughter Richard Carter Jan Leachman Fred Gill and Virga Lea Rigdon. Interested friends are invited.
A short verse describes feeling weak and ill with a head cold and bedridden tissues piling up around.
Trinity Methodist Church WSCS was entertained at the home of Mrs H C Pederson 3608 Van Buren by the congregation s young people led by Jack Gooding Della Mae Curb and Margie Hethridge spoke on communion meeting at McMurry College and the MYS WSCS work Refreshments were served Guests included Della Mae Curb Claudine Curb Jack Gooding Margie Ethridge Jean Wrather Gazelle Traeger and members listed The next meeting is set for Aug 2 at 9 30 in the home of Mrs J E Traeger 3511 Van Buren with Gazelle Traeger guest speaker
The Cootiette Club met at VFW Hall with Mrs. Julia Lusk presiding. Fifty children attended a Preventorium birthday party Monday night with games gifts and refreshments while members wore uniforms and planned pies and salads for a Veterans Hospital dinner on Saturday. Next meeting set for August 9 at 8 o clock.
The Women's Missionary Auxiliary of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church sponsors a bake sale tomorrow at Furr Food No 6 418 North Fillmore. Proceeds support the church building fund.
Amarillo Junior Business Women's Club members gathered for a come-as-you-are breakfast at Mrs. Irene Parks home at 2002 Fillmore. Hostesses included Meldam Betty Edwards Billye Pace Parks Lorene Cormack Virginia Sewell and Dorothy Garard. Members present listed by name among others.
Ladies of the Southern Presbyterian Church sponsor an ice cream social this evening at 7 30 on the church lawn. The public is invited.
Navy Mothers Club invites all Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard men to join a meeting at 1501 Bowie with luncheon at 12 30 PM. Interested persons should contact Mrs Gallarneau at 9278 or Mrs Jordan at 2 6393.
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