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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1948
Page
2
Dear Dorothy Dix answers address behavior in homes and weddings. Readers share incidents of children damaging furniture and the need for training and respect for others possessions. Advice urges clear standards, honest conversation, and decisive action if trust is broken.
Three members of the First Christian Church Woman's Council gathered at Mrs. C. B. Reeder's home at 1300 Jackson for a noon luncheon. Mrs. Frank Wolflin led the service and Mrs. W. P. Strickland gave the devotional while Mrs. Key Purr led a lesson on Changing Patterns in Disciples of Christ with present attendees including Lola Ham W Lindsey Effie Krobrock 8. A. James Quilla Daniels W. C. Baird Key Purr Frank Wolflin W. P. Strickland C. B. Reeder W. A. Todd and LeRoy Trice.
Announcement of Mary Louise Dulaney and Patrick G. Warner marriage on Saturday March 13 at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Read by Rev. Earl W. Hatchett with bridesmaids, best man J. Warner, and a reception following. Attendants wore formal dress, corsages featured pink carnations and white pinks. Warner employed by Brest Stroud and Company. Also notes on club meeting topics and a social calendar for Ardath John Musical Arts and local groups.
Mrs W W Rusk hosted a birthday luncheon at the Aristocrat in honor of Mrs J C Smyth. Also honored was Mrs Dave Rusk of Rawlins Wyoming who received an orchid corsage from Mrs Smyth. Guests included Mesdames C A James John Maynard R A Burnett W W Rusk J G Smyth and Dave Rusk.
John Frederick, Lily Dache and Sally Victor unveil top Easter millinery for famed customers. The John Frederick Sweetheart hat features a flat brim and adjustable front peak, while Gladys Swarthout favors a pink felt with flowers and Helen Traubel a jeweled pink felt band. Debutante Virginia Leigh selects a butter colored leghorn with white flowers. Anita Colby wears Sally Victor’s black clover shaped hat on a blonde look.
A parade of hats and ribbons centers on spring styles with pinks purples and navy. Joanson and Roxie Davenna flicker through details of bonnets by Lily Dache and bright trims. Timber cutting in Wisconsin tops the news with 8 billion feet shaped yearly.
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