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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1948
Page
6
Dear Miss Dix and Dear Dorothy Dix readers discuss self centered companions who crave praise. Advice covers handling constant self praise, potential envy, and how bragging affects friendships and social plans.
A student weighs pursuing police work against social work as a viable career for women. An expert advises choosing life-work based on passion, noting mothers often favor marriage over careers, and suggests qualifying for police work if desired. The piece ends with an unrelated fashion column about young looking summer styles from St. Louis designers.
A covered-dish supper was held in the American Legion Hall at 615 West Seventh. After the meal, reports on the Texas State Convention in Austin were presented by delegates Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hassey, with attendees including W. D. DeGrassi, T. W. Austin Jr., FD. Carter, Lee Harry, Bill Thrasher, Robert Wyatt, Jack Pollan, Munsey Cyrus, George Eddieman, Gus Keith, H. M. Timmons, Lester O. Hassey, Henry Prields, P. H. Jayroe, Carolyn Vetesk, Jo Ann Thrasher, Susar/ Dale Carter, Coeta Fields, Laura Ellen Hasiney Hasley, and Jimmie Car.
Tonight in Amarillo YWCA business girls swimming at Gem Lake at 5 48 and 6 30. West Amarillo Christian Church Woman's Council meets at 7. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Federation Club Rooms at 9. Rebekah Hall hosts events at 28071 West Sixth and 8. Joiliet Club holds watermelon supper at Ell Wood Park from 6 to 9 0. YWCA open house at 7 30. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No 222 hosts reception for Dr Evangeline Lehman at 1001 Mall and Musical Arts Conservatory events through 10. Grove sponsors rummage sale at Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle venue 611 East Fourth on Wednesday and Thursday. Peasants in Mexico appeal for more harvest workers.
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