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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1948
Page
9
Kentucky Legislature passes a three day waiting period for marriage after license application. Dorothy Dix notes the measure aims to curb hasty unions and suggests a longer probationary period for couples to reconsider before the altar.
The VP Woman's Page honors a member at a farewell gathering in Hackley Home. The discussion touches on marriage, choosing mates, and a proposed protective law amid concern over child marriages sweeping the county and causing personal hardship and rising divorce rates.
A Joliet social calendar lists YWCA open house, a recital by Mrs. B A Paschal's students, a Wilson PTA festival, and various club meetings. The piece also notes a party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, with Reynolds elected as State Legislative Representative for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The column closes with a critical reflection on child marriage and Kentucky lawyers pushing caution before marriage.
Dallas Com mandery No. 6 of Knights Templar took first in Asylum drill tactics with a 98.3 score at the 95th Texas Grand Commandery conclave. Ruthvan of Houston placed second, Lubbock third, and Houston No. 95 fourth in the field drill at the Cotton Bowl roller rink.
An observance of Music Week features two groups of Mrs. E. A. Paschal’s voice students in concert. Each program starts at 7 15 p m to allow attendance at the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra show tonight and the Jose Starks concert tomorrow. Tonight's performers include Raymond Morrison Sheila Starks Mary Alice Cox D J Pickering Joan Fare Jerrell Mulkey Marian Buckley Jean Hale Philip Wolfram and others. Tomorrow's lineup lists Georgia Ann Ketchum Benny Bruckner Anne Beth Grigsby Alice Pierce Wanda Martin June Ricks Glyn Spearman Shirley Vetesk Helen Parker Harlem Nesbit Marilyn Barkley Carolyn Blackburn Bette Hickerson and John Lee McMillen.
The Petoskey region fears loss of native arts as competition and low earnings push Indians to abandon traditional crafts. Traders note counterfeit imitations and declining demand for birch bark boxes and porcupine quill decorations, undermining a once thriving craft sector.
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