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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
6
A new cleaning service promises to restore cotton dresses to like new condition. It claims to remove grime spots perspiration and stains completely, revive colors and patterns, and restore fabric texture for crisp, smart wear longer.
A mother asks if a betrothed woman should pursue college or business training against her fiancé's wish she will never work after marriage. The answer defends female self sufficiency through a trade or profession, arguing women should be prepared for hard times and capable of self support.
A Amarillo Globe column discusses wife duties and self sufficiency through a business course, urging daughters to pursue training for independence. Dear Dorothy Dix answers cover etiquette in greeting cards, thoughtful messages, and a daughter urged to marry despite parental opposition, with guidance on choosing independence over family pressure.
Members of Trio Division No 300 Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers are urged to attend a luncheon tomorrow at 12 o clock in IOOF Hall. All members of no organization are urged to attend.
If your vacation quarters lack a tub, use a bath towel soaked in soapy suds for a brisk full-body rub. Wring excess water, repeat with clear water, then finish with dry towelling. The method keeps you clean without a bath.
In Sydney Australia a 27 year old Ukrainian pianist insured his hands for 55000 dollars citing the risk to his career. The policy highlights the concern over hand injuries endangering performances and earning potential. The article notes the unusual amount reflecting a rising trend in disability coverage for performers.
The Tip Toppers Club met at the San Jacinto Youth Center on Friday evening and adjourned to Hickory Hollow for dinner. Attendees included Misses Louise Carroll Dora Lee White Martha Anne Clark Peggy Travis Carl Simpson and Mr. and Mrs Rex Merrick with guest Ed Pyeatt. Next meeting is July 13 at 8 o clock at the Youth Center.
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