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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
3
Ruth Millett argues that motherhood should not justify limiting a woman's social behavior or belittling childless friends. She warns against overemphasizing parenting to excuse personal shortcomings and urges women to live for themselves while balancing family duties.
Mrs. J. H. Florey hosted the Leaders Club luncheon at 1101 Taylor Street with a cover dish. President Mrs. Guy Hastings led a brief meeting. Mrs. Ramey McAlister was named one of two delegates to the Houston conference next month. The group discussed Camp Kiwanis improvements and named Mrs. T. W. Gilstrap as camp director for summer. A Rebecca review by Mrs. Ned Miller is set for April 3 at 3 o'clock.
Members of the Jolly Time 42 club were entertained twice last week. The first gathering met at Mrs. W. D. Robertson’s home on North Pierce Street with Mrs. Grover Mason and Mrs. Dubbs Trotter winning high and low prizes. A later session at Mrs. Eubanks’s home on North Cleveland featured prizes for Mrs. VanSkike and Mr. Trotter as high and Mrs. Stover and Mr. Mason as low, plus a traveling prize for Mrs. Fred Wedge.
Miss Mamie Louise Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Meyer and Willard A Lene son of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Lene married in a parlor setting at the First Baptist Church on Thursday March 16 with Dr J Howard Williams presiding. The wedding party included maid of honor Irma Meyer and best man Hampton Lisle. The couple, Amarillo High School alumni, will reside at 1007 West Nineteenth Avenue.
An old Kellogg's All-Bran ad promotes two methods to relieve constipation through dietary bulk. It claims modern diets lack bulk and urges daily toasted cereal with milk or water, baked into muffins, as a solution. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
Tonight features Rebekah Lodge at I C O F Hall and dinner events at Aronson Tea Room First Baptist Church and other club meetings across Amarillo. Multiple groups including Masons Epistles and churchwomen host luncheons and social hours with postponed sessions noted for some groups.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club will entertain members of the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club and the 4-F Club tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mrs. H. C. Gentry’s home at 117 Central Drive. Mrs. Porter Underwood will present a book review.
Gamma Iota and Gamma Kappa chapters hosted a breakfast at Blackstone Cafe with yellow and black decor and flowers. Guests and visitors were listed, followed by a regular meeting at Amarillo Hotel with talks on Conduct and Personality and a note on attendees and speakers.
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will hold the installation of officers followed by a tea in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. C. R. Sears marked her twenty fifth anniversary with the Poets Forum on Saturday afternoon at 610 Hayde Street. A program of readings and songs featured original poems by Jessica M. Young and Vera Helding, plus tributes from Mary Miller Beard and others.
A birthday luncheon yesterday honored Mesdames Earl Martin Co. B. Clark and J. W. Lawrence. Hostess Mrs. E. E. Martin offered cake in pink and green with candles and decorative cut flowers around the plate while gifts were given to the honorees.
The Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society will hold an extra meeting Thursday at 9 30 in the Federation Club Rooms to finish the study by early May. The regular lesson covers Ralph Waldo Emerson and Mrs E B Nickell will review The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The Get-to-Gether Sewing Club meets at 2 pm tomorrow with Mrs R A Ford at 1304 Fast Eleventh Avenue for the weekly session.
A brief slogan advises grasping the plug when disconnecting to protect cords. It warns against tangling twisting or rubbing on sharp surfaces and suggests looping loosely over a peg when not in use. A note adds that ordinary care doubles cord life and shares a spring salad tip with gelatin ring mold and cabbage pineapple dressing.
The MacDowell Music Club postpones Friday's planned program due to illness among members. Pam pa Treble Clef was set as special guests for the event.
A dated editorial advertisement stresses the value of good health and urges readers to consult a doctor for hidden danger signals. It endorses finding a competent druggist for any required medicines and notes this is part of a weekly series.
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