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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
9
The Federation of Music Clubs of Fort Worth and Texas Christian University host a program at the Texas Hotel from tomorrow through April. Mrs Seay represents the Philharmonic Club on state and national boards. On Wednesday the Amarillo College Choir, directed by Howard Dill, presents several numbers. Thursday evening a banda billed as honoring past state presidents closes the series.
A brief quotation emphasizes that the welfare of children and young people reflects humanity's broader values and future. The line attributed to Janes underscores the link between youth well being and societal progress, inviting reflection on education, care, and opportunity.
The article promotes perfume use to express personality and surround a person with fragrance. It covers applying perfume to pulse points, spraying lightly on skin and clothes, keeping scent in hair and hands, and using a cotton pellet in the bra to keep fragrance alive. It advises scents in closets, laundry, and final rinse water, plus tips to loosen a stubborn glass stopper and cautions about perfume longevity.
Piano class of Miss Nellie D. Erhard presented in recital at the Federation Club House with soprano Joan Hiatt Shockley assisting. Students included Clara Chapman Nicki Boyles Rose Chapman Russell Davenport David Crouch Gregory Crouch Dorothy Caltra Rusty Richards Vicki Chapman Judith Chambless Tom Warren Jan Jones Barbara Wertz Manuel Edquist Richard Womack Brenda Brown Jeanne Erhard Glenda Miller Bernadine Carter Evelyn Shull Ruth Anne Cox Diane Hodson Patsy Hefner Helen Marie Fosshage Lois Mazurek.
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