Rainbow for Girls honors Raortez Howington at party
Abilene hosted a Rainbow for Girls event honoring Raortez Howington the Grand Worthy Advisor of Texas. Guests from multiple assemblies and states attended, with entertainment, impersonations, music, readings, and a rainbow themed refreshment table. total attendance reached 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raortez Howington
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Reortez Howington
Abilene
State of Texas
Wanda Rogers
Plainview
Patsy Hodges
Beer
Dean Fulton
Amarillo
North Dakota
Texas
Gloria Kepley
Farwell
Missouri
Georgia Oliver
Dumas
Nebraska
Edith
Lone Star
White Deer
Bor
McLean
Pampa
Here
Cushing
Okla
Bovina
Slaton
Palo Duro
Masons
Warren ‘Tickness
Betty Basom
Sara Wescoat
James Maribelle Fields
Alpha Hawn
Annabelle Ethridge
Thelma Reid
Eric Hawn
Clifford Dunn
Lucile Jenings
Class Guests At Coffee At First Baptist Church
Amama Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. W. L. Peake home for a Tuesday morning coffee. Mrs. Cliff Rogers led the brief business session, Mrs. Eddie Mann gave the devotional, with members and guests listed. Next meeting will be a luncheon at the church next Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. L. Peake
North Grant
Cliff Rogers
Eddie Mann
Mesdames Jo Eubanks
H. Chandler
Byron Vermillion
Melvin Cox
F. F. Riley
Perry Burks
Wilson Forrister
I. T. Tharra
J. A. Eastwood
Wanderlust and marriage clash in Dorothey Dix advice column
A 28 year old wife seeks advice on letting her husband travel while she supports them apart. Dix endorses temporary separation to cure wanderlust and preserve the marriage, advising the husband to travel and the wife to furnish differently, then possibly reunite. The column also covers a wife wanting mutual furniture choice and a man claiming breakfast duties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Tam
Miss DIX
Social Calendar Notes and Community Events
A dense social page lists club meetings and activities with times and venues across Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration, Happy Hour Sewing Club, Federation Club Rooms, Legion Home, Mystic Weavers, YWCA, First Baptist Church, and other local groups. A concluding column presents a blunt opinion on domestic roles, urging men to assert control and women to maintain traditional duties to keep their marriages and households functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Highland Home
M.S. Crabb
Happy Hour
Rufus McDowell
Maryland
Iestitute
Federation “Club
J.B. Beshtol
Stelock
Mississippi
Lerion
Legion Home
A. Peter
West
Son
Parker
Orelock
Mystic Weavers
J. Aau
Doreas
First Baptist
YWCA
Pat
Hunter Jones
Harrison
1. Drown
Lane Barnes
Jackson
Evangelium Teachers Training Dinas
Bery
Needie Club
H. B. Guy
Dueens Club
A. A
O'Clock
Chile
Etta’ Cole
Wester
Conservatory and Veterans groups meet this evening
VEW Hell Auxiliary and Golden Meadows at 7 30 and Parker at 8 discuss Uruguay’s tourist trade this winter, noting it has surpassed last year’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Meadows
Veterans of Foreign War
Hell
Parker
Uruguay
Health improves as childhood diseases fall nationwide
On Wednesday March 31 194 death rates from measles scarlet fever whooping cough and diphtheria in the United States are about one sixth of levels a decade ago reflecting steady progress in public health and vaccination efforts.
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United States
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Paul Boyer
Morningside
Church Door
First
Assembly of God
N. E
Pierce
E. R. Foster
Marquise
Connie
Paris
Wesley
Drugeist
Nusky
Aptanuto Kwitche Erukkin
Owens
Taylor
Charm Beauty Shop
Tyler
Blackburn Bros
Polk
SRK
Lunnich
Stote
Cosh
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