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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
9
A correspondent asks about the impact on children when a father abandons his wife for another. The article asserts a bad atmosphere harms kids, but a wise and strong mother can shield children by keeping internal strife hidden and maintaining a cheerful home for their education and social gains.
A column urges women to endure for their children's sake and avoid exposing kids to parental strife. It argues that frequent quarrels and public accusations ruin trust, seed cynicism, and drive youths toward delinquency, citing police records as evidence.
The Las Amigas Club concluded the season with a luncheon at Kings Cottage Tea House. Mrs. A L Timmons directed the installation ceremony with a floral theme and each inductee receiving a flower. Several members received birthday gifts and a retiring president was honored. Covers listed multiple members. a closing note mentions tobacco plant varieties for smoking purposes.
A party at 2112 Parker hosted a tea honoring Lucy Ann Williams bride elect of Gerald C Ratcliff Jr. Centerpiece orange blossoms in a crystal bowl and bouquets mingled with seasonal flowers as Mrs J W Hill and Mrs Walter Russell led guests including Mesdames Williams Ratcliff Burkhalter Wilson Lokey Middleton Baker and many others.
West Amarillo Christian Church Circle 1 members met at Mrs. R. H. Howes home on Cleveland Street. After prayers and a devotional by Mrs. Howes, Mrs. John Sullivan and aides led a lesson on China and Korea. Refreshments followed for the group including Mrs. M. G. Gross and others.
Tonight brings a slate of events across Amarillo including First Presbyterian Lucy Starling Circle recital by Keith Cox and Joe Shirley at 730, Musical Arts Conservatory pupils recital at 8, and Chapter B PEO at 8. Friday includes YWCA gym class at 10, Amarillo Study Club at 12, First Baptist Philathea Glass at 12 30, Avikh Temple events at 2, and a YWCA Bible class. Plus a Maxor Drug Co notice for TEOL fungicide and germ-killing claims.
A sequence of events includes a Jam Jar Dance hosted by YWCA at 7 o clock and a reception for Mrs Eloise Gipson at First Presbyterian Church from 7 30 to 9 30 with a Cactus Cootlette Club gathering at VFW Hall Eighth and Parker at 8 o clock and a recital by Ola Jenkins pupils.
An eight o'clock recital by speech pupils of Mrs Daisy Lauder at San Jacinto Baptist Church and 804 Jefferson Studio Lauder presents a program of oratory and performance showcasing her students talents.
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