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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
6
A reader asks Dorothy Dix about quitting school to marry while both she and her fiancé plan college. The advice discourages abandoning education and warns against premature marriage. The page also includes a cynical letter about a stingy husband and a note on a cold marriage, plus a music teachers luncheon and county court docket update.
Auxiliary members of the Railway Postal Clerk Association gathered at Mrs. Tom Gilley’s home at 1524 Parker for a business meeting and installation of new officers. Mrs. H J Pankratz conducted the ceremony presenting train part cut-outs. officers named include President Mrs R R Hedspeth and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Tom Gilley. The group will meet again April 2 at 2 PM at Mrs R R Hedspeth’s home 2207 Polk.
Circles of the First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society are to meet Wednesday at various times and rooms. Readings list members and hosts including Cauthen Meacham Hagood Graham and others. Nursery will be open during sessions. SLATES MEETING Forest Hill PTA to meet tomorrow at 3 30 in the school with Miss Annie L. McDonald as guest speaker.
Venita Littlejohn was honored at a party marking her 17th birthday hosted by Lee Osborn Jr with Alene Palmer in charge. Guests included Peggy Rubeck, Bobby Hammond, Alvin Alward, Bud Alward, John Palmer, and many others at 2706 Garfield.
The Sixty-Six Club met at Mrs E T Raef's home 192 North Pierce with Mrs Ollie Lynn presiding. Members including Mesdames George Brunson J W Carver Paul Johnson Ollie Lynn Francis Raef and the hostess attended social hour and refreshments. The next meeting is set for March 19 at 2 PM at Mrs George Brunson's home.
Queens Lodge No. in regular session at IOOF Hall installed Mrs. Ed. Crouch as trustee and Mrs. J. J. Knittel as chaplain. An announced labor dance at Aviatrix on March 19. Attending were Mesdames Miller Willis Rockwell Sanderson Shelby Buzzard Chandler Knittel Arnold Crouch Hunter. Hostesses for the March 19 meeting at 2 o clock in IOOF Hall will be Crouch Curry and Brewer.
Mrs. Vernon Berry hosted the Triple Chain Club meeting. New members Trecca Hunter and Frances Morgan were welcomed. The session included a study of degree charges and needlework, followed by refreshments for the members listed. The group plans a March 12 meeting at Mrs. Gladys Buttel’s home.
Mrs. Fred Alexander hosted a daytime tea at 1013 Bryan honoring Mrs. Jack Meholin formerly Donna McCarty of Tyler. Sixty guests attended as pastel spring flowers decorated rooms and a pastel pottery serving table. Mrs. Meh elin and Mrs. Glen McKenn ne led the silver service. The note also mentions the minaret's architectural origin linked to the lighthouse at Alexandria.
Craig McKisson was celebrated at a birthday party marking his first year, hosted by grandmother Mrs. J. V. DeSantell at 924 East 27th. Pink and blue decorations adorned the event with a Battenburg cloth table and a tiered cake featuring miniature plastic animals. Attendees included Hazel DeSautell, Glen DeSautell, Texas DeSautell, Joan Puckett of Raton New Mexico, Mrs. Bill DeSautell and children William Robert and Margo of Bridgeport Oklahoma, the honoree, Mrs. J. V. Sautell, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McKisson.
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