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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
16
The guide notes choosing china is personal and budget based with four factors design color quality and durability. It stresses patterns should harmonize with room decor and reflects individual taste while interior decorators advise integration with draperies carpets and furnishings.
An advertisement touts Mexiana Skin Cream as a medicated, greaseless base that protects while correcting rough dry skin. It claims a softer complexion and invites immediate purchase.
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about a 22 year old woman who loves him and seeks marriage. He claims to be only friendly and worries about breaking her heart if he never marries. The column advises how to handle affections with sensitivity and honesty.
An unsigned Dorothy Dix column counsels a man to consider a girl's perspective after heartbreak and offers guidance on selecting fine china from Royal Doulton and Franciscan. It discusses bone china versus earthenware, patterns like Picardy and Prelude, and lists care do's and don'ts, ending with moral admonitions about honesty and respect in relationships.
The First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met Wednesday afternoon with the theme Am I My Brother's Keeper. Lillie Hundly, missionary on leave from China, spoke on envy and selfishness as barriers to brotherhood, urging courage toward spiritual growth in France and against fear of science. Angelus Choir performed songs, and Mrs. O. Hull closed with prayer after lunch.
Amarillo Garden Club presents a two day show at the Children's Home titled The Magic of Spring. Doors open 2 to 9 tomorrow and 2 to 6 Sunday with no admission, a silver offering accepted. Over 300 iris varieties and a display of spring flowers. Hostesses listed for each session include Mesdames Dement, Lipscomb, Brien, Johnson, Todd, Abbott, Holt, Cullum, Babb, Osgood, Leiker, Blackwell, Williams, McCullousth, Kendall, and Wilhelm with Jake Wilhelm as superintendent.
Mrs. Macon Carder is in charge of the hostesses.
The Amarillo and West Texas Child Evangelism Fellowship will hold a spring rally tomorrow at 2 30 in McKinley School. Children teachers and parents will attend for songs stories and special features led by Miss Leona Hooper with a memory verse review by Mrs Ross White. Miss Marion Settles Africa Inland missionary will speak about her work. Mrs Bert Bruce is mentioned as part of the event
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