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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1950
Page
7
A 26 year old single graduate asks about marriage. Dorothy Dix warns against rushing to wed and advises watchful waiting, stressing choosing the right partner over hurry. Practical counsel cites persistence, not desperation, to avoid regrettable marriage. Berry syrups are advertised at the end.
A new canned meat product offers boneless ready cooked pork shoulder in three and a quarter pound cans. Marketed for convenient summer meals, the item aims to replace cooking during busy days.
A 31 year old, single man explains his salary has funded the home for fifteen years, along with his sister who has worked twelve years. He notes their father earned well and left legacies, yet mishandled money, prompting the question of financial responsibility and support distribution.
A reader laments unable to pay bills while children face hardship from improvident parents. Dorothy Dix notes varied cases, urges salvaging some life by reducing parental demands and shared responsibility among siblings. A second Q&A warns against marrying an insincere selfish partner, saying such a woman cannot love faithfully and will undermine happiness.
Members of the Junior Business Women's Club hosted a mother-daughter banquet Friday night at Dowell's Saratoga Cafe No 2. Winnie Edwards led the event with Doris Fyfe giving the invocation and a Mother's Day poem read by Anna Bell Savage. A trio including Tony Williamson Jerry Williamson and Doris Townsend provided songs. guests included H. J. Cobb Elmer Jobe J. F. Mays Ona B. Welchel C. A. Gordon R. E. Kessie Marie Finklea F. G. Hill and H. M. Timmons W. E. Harrison among others.
Homecraft Club members gathered at Mrs. J. L. Minnich’s residence at 407 Florida for an afternoon of sewing and a brief business session led by president Mrs. H. I. Henderson. Pollyanna Pals handed out Mother's Day gifts to several members. The next meeting is slated for May 24 at 2 PM in the host’s home.
Meholin M E Winberg J S Hillard and Anna Bell Savage chaired with attendees Mesdames W A Mays Charles Fyfe III Sylvester Munn M Powell W S Mays Verne Gordon Wiley Gilmer Irene Parks R A Fickle Betty Edwards Lorene Carmack Misses Winnie Edwards J E Whitmore Alice Timmons Reta Wymore Pat Winberg Allyne Wilchel and assistants Mesdames W A Mays Charles Fyfe III R A Fickle Winnie Edwards Reta Wymore arranged the event.
Fresh fruit and raisin peanut butter cookies make a good picnic dessert. The cookies pack easily and the fruit may be taken along as purchased.
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