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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
5
A vintage advice column excerpt discusses marriage readiness. Readers, including A G M and W A, seek guidance on love, compatibility, and leaving unhappy marriages. Anne Hirst counsels patience, mingling with others, and avoiding blind commitment without deep love. It also addresses forgiveness, humility, and evaluating loyalty before engagement.
Amarillo High School hosts a annual tea given by the Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women to honor approximately 140 senior girls. Guests include Mrs. L. J. Vick president and a roster of hostesses and assistants. Music by Mrs. Clarence Sale and Miss Juanita Henderson. Flowers and decorations featured.
Margaret Ann Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barker, will entertain friends with a musical party at the Playhouse, 1800 Harrison Street, tonight at six o'clock. The MacDowell Boys Club meets Sunday afternoon at Mrs. T. Roy Ratcliff's home, 1213 West Ninth Avenue.
An advertisement touts a long standing ointment promising pimple and bump removal. It highlights an effective formula, claims quick results, and advises using with a Black and White Skin Soap. Distributed by druggists for over 20 years.
Calendar items list gatherings at First Baptist Church Glenwood and local social clubs. Dinners plays and teas occur at church halls, Playhouse and 404 Polk Street with times from 6 to 8:30 pm. Also noted are birthday dinner honors for I D Grider and J W Clardy and club meetings at various homes.
A reader asks how to handle a quiet husband who dominates without affection. Anne Hirst suggests a 10 day vacation to test dependence, followed by calm, fair changes in expectations, including regular social activities and visits, while warning that 14 years of habits won’t reverse quickly and both spouses must want improvement.
The festival features the Dudley Buck anthem sung by the San Jacinto Methodist Church choir at Central Presbyterian Church Sunday at 5 PM. Federated Music Clubs sponsor the event as Mule Week honors, with Patia duties by several club members and Clifton Janak.
The speaker advises a direct conversation to address troubling behavior. They propose explaining willingness to end the relationship if necessary while affirming love and respect. The aim is to align expectations and reduce emotional intensity in presenting the case.
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