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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1950
Page
10
Dorothy Dix contends that first love is a dreamlike phase of youth and rarely endures. She notes mature love grows from understanding needs, with lasting bonds more likely after finding a compatible partner beyond the initial romance. She advises a wife to focus on her husband and cultivate care to rekindle affection and happiness.
Local social calendar lists tonight events across clubs and churches in Amarillo including Pleasant Valley Caren arch box supper at 7:30, Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple, Beta Sigma Phi at YWCA, Palo Duro Grove Circle, and many meetings at Masonic and church venues. Readiness for multiple gatherings shown by Alpha Alpha Beta Sigma Phi, First Baptist Dorcas Class, and various clubs with times from 7:30 to 10:30 PM.
The Philharmonic Club met at Mrs. P. B. Higgs 2100 Julian for a program titled Music of Our Choice. Mrs. J. M. Metcalf conducted with assistants Miss Mary Lou Higgs and others as hostesses. Performances included Debussy pieces by Garland Martin and others, with Malotte and Dohnyanyi selections, ending with Evening In Grenada.
A reader asks if age difference between a man in his fifties and a forty year old woman blocks marriage. Dorothy Dix says no, both are in the same age class and tastes are settled. She notes teen letters have led to leaflet D-8 Hasty Marriage, available for 5 cents with SASE to Miss Dix.
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild finalized plans for a piano ensemble at a noon meeting in Kings Cottage Tea Room. More than 300 students will perform at 8 pm May 13 in the Municipal Auditorium, the first ensemble since before the war. Mrs. R C Burnett presided as president. officers and members listed.
Mrs J E Baker entertained El Martes Needle Club at 301 East Twelfth yesterday afternoon. Members completed quilt squares while vice president R M Mashburn led the business session and J M Wiley gave the devotional. Hostess L P Dowie will host again at 2 30 o clock on May 16.
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