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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
7
Rebekah Lodge 145 meets at Rebekah Hall at eight o clock. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 gathers at IOOF Hall at six o clock. Amarillo Delta Gamma Alumnae Association hosts Miss Patsy Dinan at 1017 Rusk at seven thirty.
Golding Meadows Auxiliary 1475 gathers at 8 o clock with Christian Church service. Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at VFW Hall 1408 West Eighth at 8 o clock.
Housework tips emphasize using rubber or fabric gloves for water related tasks and applying hand cream before wearing gloves. Massage hands after removing gloves and keep lotion by the sink. Nail care includes brushing and keeping gloves clean and washable. Panama joins the war on aftosa.
Dorothy Dix advises a man whose fiancée silent for weeks after an engagement, keeps the ring and rejects communication. She suggests the girl may love another or feel the risk of alimony, arguing the breakup is justified and the silent method Brutal but no excuse.
Green Haven Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs George Ballard at Canyon High yesterday. Roll call featured a favorite plant. They planned an ice cream social for July 17 at Mrs Sam Goldwater’s Canyon Highway home. Miss Luella Patterson led the session with 4-H girls Dorothy Kreamner and Alby Ann Kuchler, who demonstrated batter rolls.
A wife seeks help to forgive her sister while her husband holds a grudge and bars contact. The columnist advises letting the issue fade, avoiding argument, and showing affection to ease jealousy and restore harmony. A second letter complains of an overbearing mother-in-law. the answer suggests privacy and sharing time with other relatives to reduce friction.
An odd line reads like a fragment from a diary describing Petunia discovering something today. The speaker notes a bare cupboard and mentions bologna, suggesting a domestic or humorous aside without clear event details or broader context.
The Wednesday schedule lists sessions for the Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Church the Book study at First Presbyterian Church and multiple Christian service groups including Butterfly Cub at 400 Bivins and six Christian Women’s Fellowship groups with hostess addresses. Attendees include Mrs A M Kuchler Mrs Billie Knorpp Miss Dorothy Kreamner and Miss Alby Ann Kuchler with future plans set for June 18 at 2 o'clock hosted by Mrs C M Purcell.
If there is no window above your kitchen sink and no cabinets use the space by installing shelves for cookbooks or plants or by hanging colorful fruit or vegetable plaques on the wall.
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