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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1948
Page
7
Dorothy Dix dispenses practical advice on marital strain born of unhappy childhoods. The column cites temper, neglect, and past hurts as roots of domestic discord, urging couples to seek understanding, avoid blame, and address faults to save marriages.
The WSCS held its regular meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. J. H. Cooper, president, presiding. The group opened with Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Me, led by Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. T. A. Whigham gave the devotional, and guest Mrs. J. W. Ferguson performed a Rubinstein piano solo. Committee reports were heard and approved.
Woman's Page reports Delta Chapter Delphian Society elects officers at Federation Club Rooms with Mrs W W Sharp retiring president presiding. New leaders include Mrs C T DaJn president, Mrs Grady Fox vice president, Mrs B T Archer Jr secretary, Mrs Joe Davidson treasurer, and seminar board chair Mrs Murl McCasland assisted by Mrs W B Cline and Mrs G R Ross. A luncheon at the Blackstone followed with many members present.
Sam Houston Junior High Band Parents elected officers led by Msque Nune as president and I. D. Maharon, principal, presiding. Officers include Glenn Foster as 1st VP, R S Wright 2nd VP, W P Cooke 3rd VP, Rogers Reed treasurer, N V Moss secretary, John Merriman publicity chair, R E McCullough uniform chair, with Cartwright and Fowler as trustees. A concert with Sam Houston and Elizabeth Nixon bands is set for Friday May 21 at Sam Houston Park featuring a saxophone quartet.
Dorothy Jean Melton delivered a clarinet solo with Kay Adams at the piano, joined by Kay Adams, Gwen Coble, Charlene Willoughby and Elizabeth Jenkins in the program.
The Poplar Grove Business Meet held a brief regular session in IOOF Hall. Mrs. Bessie Melvin conducted the meeting and accepted Miss Delores Young's membership application. Guests included Mrs. Effie Raines and Mrs. Ruby Robertson of Clovis NM. The next meeting is set for May 20 at 7 30.
Mrs John Carver, outgoing president, installed the new officers for the coming year. Elected were Mrs Th akers as president, Mrs J Gattord as vice president, Mrs GC Pendley as third vice president, Min W 8 Gregory as second vice president, Mrs G A Shull as secretary, Mrs R Killion as treasurer, Mrs A C Newman as parliamentarian, and Mrs Jim Stouse as historian. Floyd Johnson named pointed reporter.
Mrs Harry Norwood of 700 Monroe hosted an all day Stitch N Chatter Club gathering. After luncheon, needle work provided the afternoon entertainment. Participants included Mesdames Les Parker George Rutledge Mary Weaver of Hot Springs NM Clyde Mathews J E Clements Misses Beverly Hamilton Sue Morrison May McLee and members Mesdames Carl Hamilton Dave Blackburn G R Morrison Jess.
The article notes a farm that often appears in the profit column and emphasizes its capacity to largely meet its own food and feed needs, reducing external reliance and boosting sustainability for the operation.
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