First Presbyterian Church YA Class Discusses Home Question
Members of the Young Adult Class met Sunday evening in the West Minster Room for a monthly session on the Commission on the Home followed by supper in the Fellowship Hall. Rev. Garner S. Odell led an open discussion titled My Big Question in Religion with attendees including Szalkowski Boykin Hall Smith Stargel Anderson Barrett Bozeman Meadors Bush Brierly Welch Damien Clyde McKee Cropp Roberts Blasdel Early Conlon Cunningham and others. The next class session is slated for April 16.
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First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Room
Ralph Hall
Garner S. Odell
Messrs
Mesdames Szalkowski
Cecil Boykin
George Smith, Jr
Ray Stargel
Richard Anderson
Sam Barrett
Harry Bozeman
Charles Meadors
Ted Bush
Robert Brierly
Garner
Odell
Mary Welch
Cora Damien
Robert Clyde
Misses Rose
Helen Anne Robbins Elected President at Stephens College
Miss Helen Anne Robbins of Amarillo was chosen as president of Stephens College Board of Publications in a campus election. The group oversees Stephens Life, Stephens Standard, Within the Ivy, and Stephensophia and guides publication staff. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard E Robbins of 1313 Bellaire Street.
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Columbia
Helen Anne Robbins
Amarillo
Board of Publications
Stephens College
Civic Association
Stephens Life
Stephens Standard
Ivy
Stephensophia
Miss Robbins
Within the
Howard E. Robbins
Bellaire Street
Too Timid To Seek Out Wife for Self
A 58 year old widower with good health and income asks how to find a wife. Dorothy Dix advises widowers benefit from minimal effort and social venues, suggesting to attend parties and amusements to meet potential partners while avoiding romantic pursuit. The letter notes his age, children, and preference for a wife aged 45 to 50.
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Miss DIX
Heaven
Piano Buy Lines Tuesday Question
A reader from Pampa asks whether to heed a tuner and teacher when selecting a piano. The inquiry seeks guidance on balancing professional advice with personal preference in the purchase process.
Piano tuners best judge of pianos in 1950 view
A 1950 column argues piano tuners see a wide variety of instruments and hear user reactions, making them morally better positioned than some dealers. It notes small pianos meet modern space needs, praises usable small models, and invites readers to send questions to Dan J. Conway of Megert Piano Co. for expert technical replies.
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Dan J. Conway
Megert Piano Co
Taylor
Amarillo
Adv
Monogram pattern ideas for Mother's Day gifts
Needlework pattern 7123 offers 12 motifs sized 2x4 to 7x13 inches with charts and photos. Send twenty cents to Amarillo Globe News Household Arts Dept New York to obtain pattern. include name address zone and pattern number. Also available Alice Brooks Needlework catalogue for fifteen cents with crochet knitting embroidery designs and free pattern.
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Amarillo Globe News
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks
Illinois agriculture notes drop in lamb and mutton per person
The University of Illinois college of agriculture reports that US lamb and mutton consumption fell to four pounds per person in 1949, the lowest level since early Colonial days, reflecting shifting dietary patterns and postwar supply dynamics.
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University of Illinois College of Agriculture
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