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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1948
Page
8
Dear Miss Dix hears from a young mother who longs for shared evenings and social life beyond the home. The columnist urges earnest negotiation, suggesting a fixed weekly night off for the wife while the husband stays with the children and warns husbands to remember domestic happiness.
A reader asks about marrying an older, twice married woman and the columnist warns against it, urging caution for a 20 year old. In a separate note Dorothy Dix explains that bringing a gift to a dinner is optional and should suit guests finances and taste.
Hermalyn Smith Ann Wilson June Wrather and Emily Flint will be presented by Cleta Linda Holland in a piano recital this evening at 8 15 in the First Christian Church parlor. An interesting program of solos and ensemble pieces will be offered. Ushers Linda Wilson and Linda Smith.
Miss Ethel Jackson leaves Amarillo schools to become dean of women at Marysville College in California. A tea hosted by Miss Annie L. McDonald honored her with 115 guests. hostesses included Mrs. Chas. M. Rogers and Misses Blanche Davidson Sarah Miller Ola Boyles Anna I. Hibbets Eva Patching. Crystal flower centerpiece and silver service highlighted the event.
Speech pupils of Mrs Daisy Person will present a miscellaneous program Friday at 8 oclock in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. The event features a large cast including Tommy Fotheringham Carroll Mack Forrester Cornelius Mack Norman Shroff Richard Thompson Jimmy Walker Donald Blackburn Morris Carter Randal Posey Richard Forrester Ray Clinton Austin and many others.
Brownie Troop No. 2 honored their leader Mrs. C. E. Henly with a surprise birthday party at her home 208 North Boyer. Mrs. Oscar Oliver assisted by troop members hosted a candlelight ceremony, a tiered cake baked by Mrs. Bernice Bell, and gifts from Zelpha Alston and others. Mothers attending included Mrs. Oscar Oliver and Mrs. Melvin Grimm.
JUG Club concluded the year with a breakfast at Amarillo Country Club. Peonies and mock orange adorned the serving table as attendees were seated with place cards for Mesdames Gerald Blackburn, G R Coleman, J M Dodson, E P Dudley, Zack Fine, John Gillies, James O Gulerie, FE H Kramer, Pearl Lawrence, D F McGlasson, Mack Nobles, Stanberry, B P Teel, Hugh Tolle son, Jean Watson and Charles Woodburn.
Stanton Thatcher and Jim Erwin plan to return tomorrow from Chicago. The two men reside at 1010 West Tenth and 1610 Van Buren rear respectively.
Tonight and Thursday feature a packed civic and church schedule. From softball at YWCA to a First Christian Church fellowship dinner, Palo Duro Assembly girls, a Bonnye Beth Baker recital, and a National Secretaries Association event, many rooms host activities.
A ruby colored humming bird valued at $1000 is owned by F F Hopkins of Scurrey England. The bird makes a buzzing bee like sound and is noted in the report as a notable pet.
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