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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1948
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels a youngest son that his brothers must share his mother’s support and that he deserves a honeymoon away from caregiving duties. She urges shaming reluctant siblings into contributing and notes this is a common family burden pattern.
Dorothy Dix counsels a 19 year old bridesmaid hopeful to ignore the old saying twice a bridesmaid means never a bride. She urges independence and warns against dutiful sacrifice to family demands.
Junero Chapter of the Speakers Institute met in Federation Club Rooms. Mrs. A R Granberg presided as business sessions elected new officers including President Mrs J B Oxford First Vice President Mrs J S Bush Second Vice President Mrs Ben Ratliff Secretary Mrs B Jack Coffee and Treasurer Mrs G W Gress. Miss Mattea McClurkin directed a lesson on good and bad conversation and group parliamentary drill. The next meeting is set for March 18 at 7 30 in the Federation Club Rooms.
Mrs. H. K. Twing and Mrs. K. G. Kohler hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at the Kohler home 801 Mississippi for Jeanne Ansley, bride-elect of Harold V. McSwain. Jonquils and tapers in yellow and white centered the serving table. Mrs. Kohler led at the table as 26 guests called.
A social calendar item lists events at Amarillo Public Library and local groups. Open Forum Club with Mrs George Parr at 1613 Harrison hosts a 2:30 story hour for children. A Star Assembly for Git Khiva Temple, Co-Ba Club at the YMCA, and Glenwood PTA gather in the evening.
The Amarillo Globe notes a club gathering next Thursday after noon at 1 30 in the home of Mrs W F Davis 801 Biperce with listed attendees Davis I V Smith H B Guy and Bill Bogard to attend.
Auxiliary members met in Parlor A Amarillo Hotel for a bridge luncheon with high score to Mrs. Carlos Ferguson and low to Mrs. Paul Grant. Prospective members include Mrs. Peter Damm, Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Doty. A spring dinner dance committee was named, April luncheon hostesses chosen, and numerous members attended.
The Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Wednesday afternoon business session at Mrs L W Young's home 2108 Tyler. Devo titled Go Ye Into All The World and opening prayer were led by Mrs W G Fly. Officers reported during the discussion led by President Mrs A N Hanks. Guests were Mrs A V Barnard and Mrs L Young. members named include Mrs W G Fly Mrs O R Blankemp Nellie Holliday A E Traegar P Weatherford Van Elkins Wilson L W Young A N Hanks C E Palmer Aaron Gwyn H Pederson Tom Spillar R C Parris J T Wrather. Next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the church.
Rev. Martin A. Meeker will preach at 11 o clock Sunday with theme The Value of Worship at Pleasant Valley Christian Church. Miss Ann Austin, bride elect, attended a visiting evangelism class at a nuptial be held at 7 p m. The Sunday school session is at 9 48 a m with Mrs J H Herbert hosting junior and primary classes. Guests were greeted by Miss Austin and others as they arrived for a house party with yellow and white floral decor. Assisting guests included Roy Poole Otis Williams Hermon Pipkin Ross Johnston Ned Miller and Charles Hoover. Sixty five guests visited during the receiving hours.
Happy Hour Sewing Club members were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs W G Allen 311 Louisiana Street. Guests included Mesdames W L Granger Rufus McDowell H M Jensen H ard Johnni Fonti E F Dickerson E D Thrasher and the hostess. The group enjoyed refreshments before the next meeting planned for Mrs F Inman 808 Washington Street.
Panhandle District Dental Assistants Association met Wednesday evening for dinner in Parlor A at the Amarillo Hotel. President Vi Lackey directed the business session and Daisy Jim Daugherty spoke on First Aid in a Dental Office. Attendees included Mary Thompson Hazel Mann Daisy Jim Daugherty Marjorie Baker and Ardith Slaton.
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