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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1951
Page
7
A luncheon honored the bride with Mrs. Neal Wace named in attendance. Centerpieces showed miniature farm scenes illustrating the couple’s future life on a farm near Amarillo. Black iron skillets and bean pots held yellow tapers with autumn flowers throughout. Covers were laid for 20 guests.
Dorothy Dix answers readers on how love grows with marriage, stressing deep devotion, respect, and shared vows as years pass. Guidance covers forgiveness in friendship and practical topics like eyebrow shaping, while noting career guidance and a quirky note about Scottish skeleton replicas for sale in the U.S.
A 15 year old girl asks Miss Dix how to handle her best friend’s sudden anger and a physical hit. The letter notes the friend apologized but the writer did not accept. Guidance would address coping, safety, trust, boundaries, and whether to continue the friendship, with sensitivity to teen dynamics.
Mrs Janet Calvert of 1096 North Virginia hosted the Thursday Club gathering. Mrs Leo Turner won the games prize. Attendees included Mesdames Melvin Wibbard Pauline Snider Frances Watson Doris Turner and the hostess. Mrs Snider at 1003 North Virginia will host the next meeting on Nov 15 at 2 o'clock.
Unattractive elbows reflect aging and seasonal chapping. Regular care includes brushing away dried skin and applying baby oil after bath time to soften the skin and reduce friction effects on the elbows. A brief nightly application at the dressing table is suggested.
Stitch and Chatter Club met at Mrs Vernon Reagar's home at 3619 Lipscomb for a covered dish luncheon. Present were Mesdames Charles Bell Jess Walter Harry Norwood A R Morrison C O Williams Mary Larson Bill Hall Carl Larson Lester Parker and the hostess. Mrs Frank King of 202 Colorado advertised.
Texas A&M Mothers Club met Friday at Mrs. J. C. Phillips home in Dumas with co hosts Mrs. Ed Stalwitz Mrs. Robert Wiseman and Mrs. John Rector. Guest speaker Mrs. A B Burnett discussed Texas Writers and read poems by Carlos Ashley of Liano. Am arillo attendees listed and the next meeting set for December 7 at 2 PM at Mrs. J C Ritter’s home.
Pattern 9092 offers a flattering front yokel style with pockets and gathers in sizes 12 to 42. Easy fit with a complete illustrated Sew Chart, priced at 30 cents with mailed order to Marian Martin in New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
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