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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1948
Page
8
Dear Miss Dix derides women as social leeches and urges split costs on dates. The column argues reciprocity, noting many women are self-supporting, and contrasts old mores with modern independence. It includes a reader question on etiquette and a social gathering report.
A mix of social guidance on engagement party costs, a Dorothy Dix advice reply about developing a pleasant personality, and notes on a security benefit association meeting at Rebekah Hall with upcoming dances. Also mentions an Amarillo Zonta Club broadcast planned for KGNC.
Palo Duro chapter of the National Secretaries Association held a by laws committee meeting last evening at the Silver Grill. Attendees included Sybil May Kater pape Elizabeth Mauldin and Vera ard as they discussed resolutions and plans for an eligible project next year.
Executive board members met at a Sunday breakfast in the Blackstone Coffee Shop to discuss a planned games tournament. Recommendations were prepared for presentation at the next regular session.
Members discussed an upcoming games tournament to be sponsored on November 15 with many attendees. Mrs Sam Johnson was elected to fill a board vacancy. The Teen committee planned a candlelighting ceremony for new members on Sunday November 14 at First Presbyterian Church. World Fellowship Week observance planned by the board and guests.
Members of the World Fellowship Committee presented plans for a session of the YWCA executive committee. The meeting noted an upcoming observance at the association headquarters 561 Lincoln. Mrs. George Hammock served as president.
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