Delphians Hold Seminar on Total Personality Growth
Delta Lambda Chapter of the Delphian Society conducted a morning seminar titled The Total Personality Adolesence and Adulthood focusing on personal development topics for members in the Federation.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1951
Page
12
Delta Lambda Chapter of the Delphian Society conducted a morning seminar titled The Total Personality Adolesence and Adulthood focusing on personal development topics for members in the Federation.
Mrs J E Caldwell led the session with rebels topic. Talks covered psychological development and emotional growing pains. Aggressive drives discussed. May 15 spring luncheon planned. Federation report given. Attendees listed. Next meeting April 3 at 9:30 in Federation Club Rooms.
Italian Swiss and Belgian interests clash with Chile to establish sewing machine dock watch and sawmill industries in Chilean regions.
Mrs R H Owens hosted Twentieth Century Culture Club on Monday. Mrs W H Wynn spoke on City Traffic Laws and Mrs E C McReynolds presented traffic accident stats. Members voted to donate to the Red Cross. next meeting set for April 2 at 2 PM at Mrs Charles Hook home 3006 Polk.
Mrs. W. D. DeGrassi was named president of the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century during a Monday meeting at the DeGrassi home. Other officers for the next two years include Miss Maude Fletcher as vice president and Mrs. Mary K. Harty as secretary-treasurer, with legal and social duties assigned to several members. A chapter social followed, with guests from Austin and local members. The group will reconvene April 16 at Mrs. Alice Hubbell home with Mrs. Gervis Taylor as co-hostess.
Amarillo Chapter of the Women of the Moose met Monday night in Moose Hall for a business session led by senior regent Mary Jane Stout. Attendees included Rosie Edwards Isabel Carroll Lucille Smith Pat Williams Monilla Stanley Perkie Foster Murillo Davis Bertie Kelley Pauline Atchiey Fay Middleton Alice Davis Margaret Howard Mary Lou Haley Tressie Bass Bobbie Craven Inez Pendergraft Mary Hinkel Delores Meredith and Mary Jane Stout. Initiation services are planned for March 26 at 8 o'clock in Moose Hall.
Doris Christensen Circle of the Woman's Missionary Union met at Grand Avenue Baptist Church yesterday for a Bible study led by Mrs. W. B. Stradley. Attendees included Mesdames Stradley Carmichael Stephenson Banes Garrett Lawrence Fansler and Baker. The next meeting is a mission book study on March 7 at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Jason Robberson led the Co-Workers Class monthly luncheon in the Fellowship Hall of Polk Street Methodist Church. Members with April birthdays served, Easter decor brightened tables for 75. Vocalist Sam Colgate with Mrs. Robert Wilson sang. Frances Yow gave a devotional on going about doing good. The group voted to fund four older boys to attend the Bishop's Conference at Stanford in April.
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Theta Chapter held a breakfast gathering in the Den of the Parkmoor with Easter motif tables. Attendees included Mesdames Roy H. Roper Ray L. Jeoffrey Leon W. Hill Emmett Davis Arthur R. Anderson C. E. Sampson W. C. Wilson Rupert Shewnack Mary Keaton Vernon Rich Miss Gen eva Craig Evelyn Bobbitt Catherine Rodgers Eddie Mae Scott.
A study finds that office workers waste about 44 days annually due to common colds. The report outlines productivity losses, absenteeism, and potential costs for employers, urging improved sick leave policies and preventive measures.
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