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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1951
Page
9
Dorothy Dix answers readers on dealing with dull companions and the value of listening as charity. She urges turning bore into a chance to help others, especially elders and women, by sharing attention and questions to spark life and happiness.
Dorothy Dix notes she cannot answer personal mail and discusses a major marriage issue in leaflet D-9 Phil andering. To obtain a copy, send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c/o this newspaper P O Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 NY.
Philhar monic Club met at 3208 Ong for a program titled Music of the Church led by Miss Helen Strite. Performers included Mrs Otis Trulove and Mrs R C Martini with several pieces by Handel Franck Debussy and Mendelssohn among others. The next meeting will be April 22 at 1306 Jackson in the home of Mrs R C Martini.
The Class Enjoys Monthly Social at West Amarillo Christian Church dining room with performances by Mrs. Sam Jolly and Louis A. Muckelroy. Duets, instrumental numbers, and talks on the class’s relation to the church followed invocations by Stanley Letcher and benediction by H. A. Burton. Hosts Pat and Garvin families organized the event for seventy-nine attendees.
The VFW Auxiliary at the VFW Hall welcomed Sandra Hamilton as a new member. The group donated an American flag to a Girl Scout Troop and voted to hold an Easter egg hunt on March 24 at 10 o clock in the VFW Hall at 1401 West Eighth. Refreshments were served to several members and guests including Barbara Baker and others.
Y Teens of the Young Women's Christian Association sponsor a trip to the Easter Sunrise Pageant near Lawton Oklahoma. A chartered bus will depart the YWCA at 1 30 Saturday and return Sunday noon. The cost is 5 80 for high school girls. Reservations remain for 11 more persons. Call YWCA 8254. Taking the trip include Kay Adams.
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