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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1950
Page
10
Advice column summary where Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to avoid drinking with a husband who frequents cheap dives. Emphasizes that good mothering and high standards matter more than sport and social conformity. Warns that mothers set the moral tone for children and that drunken behavior damages family integrity.
WOW PGE Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met for a Royal Service afternoon. Mrs Tom Carmichael led song From Green Lands I See Mountains. Mrs Forrest Stradley presented a playlet Radio in Missions with O T Pfeiffer W B Stradley and T L Stephenson. Twenty Girls' Auxiliary members plan a Calvary house party in Pampa. They prepared a box for Buckner's Orphans Home in Dallas. O Zion Haste closed. Benediction by Mrs Forrest Stradley. Attendees included Mrs O J McGowen Mrs Fed McAnear and Mrs R C
The piece explains the onset of puberty including apocrine gland perspiration under the arms and related body changes. It notes an unpleasant odor affecting both the person and clothing as part of physical development.
Groves eight G Gangwere D F Fans ler L A Cloud E A Garrett W B Stradley W A Walker Tom Carmichael O T Pfeiffer T L Stephenson Forrest Stradley L F Webb sunbeams Carl Jessica Kathaleen Ray Rita Cloud Doyle Dean Webb Paul Stradley Judy Larry Gangwere Kerry Stephenson. The next meeting will be at 2 o'clock on May 23 in the church.
Craftsmen in British Guiana mount preserved alligators as lamp bases, transforming traditional wildlife into functional home decor. The unusual display highlights local craft innovation and adaptation of natural materials for everyday use.
Reading Pa born November 2 1734 in Berks County about nine miles southeast of Reading. The site of his birthplace hosts the Daniel Boone Homestead maintained by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission.
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