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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1951
Page
10
Advice column by Dorothy Dix addressing a pair of stenographers who support their mother and face unfair pressure to perform housework. The note discusses fairness, gender roles, and family dynamics, urging the mother to recognize strain from office work and suggesting a strike or mother’s employment as potential remedies.
Senior girls from Amarillo High School, home room teachers, and graduating sophomores from Amarillo College joined 207 guests for a Sunday breakfast at the American Legion Hall. Irises and tulips decorated tables while KGNC announcer Gordon Suits acted as master of ceremonies, singing two songs and hosting a college quiz.
A simple economical dish combines diced cooked chicken and peas with thin spaghetti in a rich cream sauce. Finish with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese for a comforting, family-friendly meal.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs Convention will be in Houston May 14 to 19 at the Shamrock Hotel with Mrs. J Howard Hodge of Midland as Texas federation president. Noted speaker Cleo Dawson will headline the Texas Night Dinner May 14. Welcome addresses by Gov Allan Shivers and Mayor Oscar Holcombe will open the event. A reception for Mrs Hiram Cole Houghton of Red Oak Iowa and convention theme A New Birth of Freedom will follow. May 15 features include the National Defense Forum and a Voice of America broadcast to Iran with guests such as General Omar N Bradley Nelson A Rockefeller Samuel Goldwyn Kathleen Norris and others. Mrs Alben W Barkley will host a junior program May 16. Afterward Mrs Houghton leads a goodwill tour to Mexico and Guatemala.
A Friday baby shower for Mrs. J E Hampton was hosted by Mrs. C A Hesselbein at 3812 Northeast Twenty first Street. Attendees included Mrs. C L Edwards Mrs Jack Taylor Mrs Price Hayes Mrs Minnie Stevenson Mrs Car Ball Mrs G C Childers Mrs L F Coffee Mrs L A McGinnis Mrs A W Hayes Mrs Martin Scheberle Mrs Thomas Carmichael Mrs J P Colbert Mrs Robert Riggins Mrs Walter Mazura Mrs F H Allen and Mrs O E Forsyth. Guests sending gifts but not attending were Mrs Paul Bell and Mrs C C Light.
To prevent small scatter rugs from slipping sew old rubber jar rings to the underside corners. The rings help anchor the rugs down and keep them in place on slick floors.
Leftover ground ham is mixed with seasoned mashed potatoes formed into cakes, lightly floured, and fried until heated through and lightly browned. A greens salad with shaved carrot strips and olives accompanies the dish for a fresh, balanced meal.
Britain announced a sweeping tax dodger crackdown tied to soaring expenditures in the latest budget. Authorities pledge intensified investigations and enforcement to secure revenue and support public finances.
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