Spring fashion prints and waistlines rise in 1950 trends
Amarillo shops display wide silk rayon and nylon print options for spring. Small repeats dominate, favored for full skirts and slim jackets. Navy remains top color with varicolored designs, while pastels gain in July heat. A Sue Brett halter dress in printed taffeta shows rose, chartreuse, teal, rhinestones, and pleated skirt. Waistlines stay at natural waist for now. Cocoa brown emerges as a new hit color. An affordable dress with pink chartreuse orchid print, winged collar, three quarter sleeves, and a tiered apron back forms a bustle.
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Spring fashion line debuts from Le Vine and Weiss
Cincinnati designer Le Vine presents a large size rayon print with a chocolate brown map motif for matrons. Arthur Weiss of Chicago unveils a lipstick red and black shadow print with tailored wing collar and black patent belt. New spring items include Pima broadcloth with silky finish and a redingote silk print dress with taft coat. Marlene Jr shows cocoa dress with black print and belt, plus a wheat colored dress with small black print and ruffled sleeves.
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le Vine
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Arthur Weiss
Chicago
Stale Soap Lasts Longer and Saves Money
Advice notes stale soap lasts longer and is more economical than fresh soap. Buy a good supply in advance and remove wrappers to allow air to reach the stored soap.
Keep Cloth Oily Tip for Dustcloth Maintenance
A simple method suggests adding a spoonful of lemon oil or furniture oil to the rinse water when washing a dustcloth to leave it slightly oily for easier dusting and longer lasting use.
Remedy for a Rusty Breadbox
If a breadbox turns rusty inside, rub gently with an emery cloth to clean it. Then apply a light coating of lard and wipe away excess to keep it fresh and protected.
Five Year Old Decries Nursery Rhyme Pet at School
Boston five year old Nina Von Drewitz relates to Mary in the nursery rhyme about a lamb. Her teacher prohibits bringing a pet lion cub to school, a quirky local ad note from the Globe-News Want Ads Get Results column.
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U.P
Nina von Drewitz
Mary
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Globe-News
Husband and wife clash over children abuse and marriage delays
Dorothy Dix counsels a father battling four daughters amid marital strife and a mother who overprotects, arguing a drastic change is needed. A second reader asks why a man courted for years without proposing, with Dix and Discouraged Answer detailing the dangers of love that stalls marriage.
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Miss DIX
Social Calendar Notes From Amarillo Area Clubs
Tuesday events include Needle Club led by Mrs J D Lawson at 134 Wayside at 10 o clock. Bushland Homemonstration Club with Mrs Earl Gi at 16 30 o clock. First Baptist Church Martha Class meets at 12 o clock. Parks Oregon host Mrs Floyd Jones at 806 Mary at 1 o clock. Exchangettes hold a gathering at Amarillo Hotel at 1 o clock.
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J. D. Lawson
Bushland Homemonstration Club
Earl Gi
Danoraa
First Baptist Church
Martha
Parks
Origon
Floyd Jones
Mary d
Amarillo
Unclear fragment hints at relationship decision
The fragment implies a steadying ultimatum urging faster action in a troubled relationship. No specific people or places are named, leaving the core idea as a pressure to accelerate an inevitable split.
Dear Dorothy Dix On Jealousy and Marriage Friction
A 15 year marriage is examined as gossip from other women via telephone. The answer advises dropping the worry unless it troubles you, then tell your husband and name the gossipers. It condemns the spread of jealousy as unprincipled and suggests addressing the issue directly.
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Dorothy DIX
Dorothy Dix Answers Readers At General Problems Column
Dorothy Dix explains she cannot respond personally but will address questions of general interest through her advice column. Readers seek guidance on manners, marriage, and social etiquette, with the columnist offering practical, discreet counsel and timeless counsel in a measured tone.
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Dorothy DIX
Amarillo clubs list meetings and times across organizations
The notice lists various Amarillo area organizations including the American Association of University Women Interior Decorators Mrs. Fred Hall and multiple clubs with meeting times such as 1:30, 2:30, 7:30 and 8:00. Names include Mrs. Johnnie Johnson and Mrs. Dorothy Stone with venues on Tyler, Austin and Bowie streets.
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E. University
Fred Hall
Pan
Amarillo Federation of Ae
Ae Club
Las Ami “Gus
Buchanan Ceiosk
la Costura Club
Tre
Latham
Paio Duro
Glenwood
Aassocia School
Alice Landee Ason
Profesai Women's Ladies
Pos
Johnnie Johinson
Asmar
National Letter
Ousadt
Tyler
McKinsey
Aana
Wolflin
North Plains
Texas Watchmakers Association
Dorothy Stone
Austin
Mr. Co. Oak
Hillcrest
Amarillo Jebekah Lodge
Iqoof Bivins Tara
Bonita Cha Event at Khiva Temple Admits Eight Seconds
Bonita Cha of the Order of the Eastern Star at Khiva Temple performs at Whirl and Twirl event hosted by Fowlkes Studio located at 1516 Tyler. Eight seconds noted for the routine.
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Khiva
Fowlkes Studio
Tyler
Son and granddaughter arrive same day in Syracuse
Mr and Mrs Glenn Perrigo welcomed a new son weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces born at St Josephs Hospital. Within about 12 hours a daughter followed for Rosee Orizino at Onondaga General Hospital weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. It is Orizinos fourth child and Perrigos sixth grandchild. Grandfather Perrigo works as a painting contractor, Orizino as a factory worker.
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Glenn Perrigo
Perrigo
St. Joseph’s Hospice
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Rosee Orisino
Onondaga General Hospital
Orizino
Household ammonia drops brighten glassware
A note suggests adding a few drops of household ammonia to rinsing water to keep table glasses sparkling bright and clear.
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