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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
9
Dorothy Dix counsels Peggy on a three year breakup and a broken engagement, urging caution, trust, and self examination before reconciliation. A second reader seeks snoring remedy and is told to wait ten years and offered a book suggestion with publisher and price.
Dorothy Dix advises a 24 year old woman describing a four year relationship with Paul who left college after service. They briefly dated again but could not marry then. He is now working in another state and the writer still sees him.
Dorothy Dix offers advice on improving social, business, and domestic relationships in a leaflet titled Disposition. To obtain a copy readers are asked to send a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c o this newspaper P O Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 N Y Beil Syndicate Inc releases this material.
Roller type paint appliers once advised for oil base paints now are marketed for use with water base and rubber base interior paints. Manufacturers claim the roller works well on walls and ceilings with various bases, broadening its compatibility and application.
A shower tea hosted by Mrs. Charles Eads honored Mrs. Delbert Stephens formerly Gene Schulze. Co hosts included Mesdames Beall Bradford Harrison and Scott with Virgil Van Camp registering guests. About 60 guests attended as out of town relatives from Bartlesville and Vernon joined the celebration. Mr Stephens, recently commissioned in the air force, and Mrs Stephens plan to be at home in Austin.
A buffet supper honored Mrs. Wayne Fisher of Anderson Indiana and her father Harry Dalton of Omaha Nebraska hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lorentz Larsen at 2622 Northwest Fifth Amarillo. Mrs. Fisher’s first visit to Amarillo included meeting her aunt Mrs. Cora Larsen and relatives before traveling to Hutchinson Kansas. The evening featured canasta and moving pictures with family present.
Amerilla Music Teachers Association will hold a called session Friday at 8 p m in Elizabeth Spegal Morris piano studio 3504 Polk Amarillo members urged to attend A report on the Texas Music Teachers Association Convention in Houston will be presented by Mrs Morris president and delegate from Amarillo association
A simple kitchen tip suggests mixing a tablespoon of prepared horseradish into a can of medium white sauce to pair with beef or ham, creating a quick tangy sauce. The note emphasizes using horseradish as a flavor boost, not a full recipe.
Hereford wedding reports the marriage of Mary Ellen Henslee and Lt. George L. Mager in St. Anthony's Catholic Church. vows, attendants, and a reception are detailed with gowns, corsages, and family roles noted. The couple will reside in Lubbock after June 28 as Mager completes Air Force training and reporting to Reese Air Base.
Three complementary C's clothing complexion and cosmetics must be planned together to harmonize a look. For red end shades such as crimson magenta pink rose rust or orange test lipstick tones that balance costume and skin. If orange makes skin look sallower or pink highlights redness try blue-toned cosmetics then shift toward orange tones until the color flatters both dress and wearer.
Gingham is expanding into kitchen and dining areas with a wide range of products. Stove pads table pads glassware flour sifters rubber mats oilcloth vinyl film and more include table coverings aprons chinaware decals lamp shades napkins chair cushions towels place mats and shelving accessories.
Burlington Veterans Ladies Auxiliary met yesterday at Mrs. W. P. Henrys home 609 North Pierce. Hostesses were Mesdames W. L. Burns J. M. Lyons W. K. Robinson Sam Mitchell and Carl Hamilton. After a short business meeting led by president Mrs. A V Shephard, members played canasta 42 and bridge with high bridge score by Mrs. Joe Hudspeth.
Mrs Dee Lemaster hosted a gathering with ca nasta and Joe Harper as guests. Refreshments were served to two guests, Mrs A R Robinson and Miss Juanita Shephard, with a list of attendees including Jim Hibbitts Fred Saunders Joe Hudspeth G Boney W P Henry R M Finegan A McGee Shephard M C Monaghan L B McKinney Effie Roof W H Stand ersh A Young and J W Roush.
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