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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1950
Page
7
Mary Evelyn Holmes bride elect of Hal Runner was honored with a china and linen shower at 1926 Tyler hosted by Mrs. W. O'Brien with Mrs. Margaret Shore co-hostess. Guests and attire reflected pink and white themes, with corsages given to the honoree and her mother Mrs. W. C. Gould.
Bechuanaland communities turn to traditional healers to repair strained marriages. Advertisers promote remedies and guidance offered by witch doctors amid social challenges in the region.
A reader testimonial extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a cure for constipation citing improved health after adding an ounce daily with water. The letter promises double your money back if not satisfied after ten days and directs returns to Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan.
Progressive Hub Club organized Saturday morning in Mrs. Garland Stutzman’s home at 3613 Cline. Fifth club in Panhandle District of Hub Clubs of Texas, aiming to develop good character in children through physical, mental, and social education on moral foundations. Officers: President Mrs. Garland Stutzman, Secretary Mrs. Jack Stallings, Program Chairman Mrs. Clarence Davis. Club will meet monthly.
Mrs. Jim McBroom was honored at a coffee hosted by Mrs. Bill McClendon Jr with assistance from Mrs. Orville Deavers. The event featured seasonal floral arrangements and gifts for the honoree who is relocating to Canadian. Guests included Mesdames Herb Peek, B. T. Tyler, Glen Arnold, Audrey Miller, Vertner Shelby, Everett George, E. G. Virden, Duke McLaughlin, E. L. Virden, Bill Patton, N. F. McBroom, June Virden, R. P. Davant, W. B. Estes, Paul Patton, Dawson Curry, Sid McKinney, Dorothy Whitlock, Reid Strickland, Bryan Deckard, Elmo Jicha, Orville Deavers, Bill McClendon Jr, and J. M. McBroom.
Dorothy Dix counsels a grandmother and a widower on parenting and marriage. A grandmother laments spoiled grandchildren while Dix argues only law and firm parenting restore discipline. She warns parents ruin children's futures and advises a widower on age gaps and stepmother prospects.
Tonight features a Leta Crudgington pupil recital in Fellowship Hall at First Christian Church at 7 30 and Evelyn Whittenburg with Patty Whittenburg and Terry Gay Puckett at the Musical Arts Conservatory at 8. Moose Hall hosts Apa of the Moose and Amarillo Temple Recreation Hall hosts Tem ple events at 3. Tuesday brings Needle Club and Ceramic Art Club meetings plus Rebekah Lodge and IOOF Ball at 8. Also listed are commencements, embroidery and crochet patterns with Laura Wheeler guides and a call for pattern purchases from Amarillo Globe News.
Local shoppers find high style for kindergarten and younger kids with French color influence limited to hues like blue and navy. Navy dominates coats and dresses, with outfits featuring white lace trim and coordinating hats. Red and white ensembles, party dresses in white batiste and coral broadcloth, and easy care gabardine shorts with T shirts round out summer options.
As people age stress and strain can slow kidney function leading to backache low energy headaches dizziness and night discomfort. Doan’s Pills act as a mild diuretic to help flush waste from the kidneys and have been used for over 50 years.
German cities Bremen and Mannheim announce new hotel facilities as part of urban development plans. The projects target increased tourism capacity and business travel, with construction slated to begin next year and expected to boost local economies and employment.
On display was the work of a retired railroad engineer named Bradford. The item highlights his craftsmanship and long service, presenting a glimpse into his career and field contributions for visitors.
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