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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
10
A reader argues women in their fifties should not be pressed to look younger. She discusses hair dyeing challenges, noting that coloring hair can clash with complexion and facial lines. The piece favors subtle tones and warns against harsh artificial results. Tomorrow: A social pack for sagging braces.
The drought and new Texas game and fish laws prompt conservation efforts. A fish hatchery will be built in the hill country between Kerrville and Junction with federal experts guiding operations. New laws tighten trapping and fishing rules, protecting fur bearers and various fish while expanding penalties for violations.
In a New York Supreme Court ruling Justice Ford stated that kissing and cocktail parties do not constitute grounds for divorce. The opinion, delivered during Thomas Symington v. Symington, noted changing social norms and held that a wife's conduct alone is insufficient for divorce. Co-respondent Talbot W. Chambers faced adultery charges. testimony also involved Maurice Patio and Mrs. Symington.
Dr. R. Thomsen, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church in Amarillo, urges practical counsel to his congregation. He warns against heavy dinners delaying strong sermons and stresses timely payment of church obligations. Mrs. Thomson adds that a church failing financially cannot claim respectability, urging honesty among members.
At the Kiwanis International annual convention George H. Ross of Toronto past president urged that clubs be representative of business professional and agricultural life. He said membership in each club should reflect community character and emphasized the value of men of integrity who serve others.
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