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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1951
Page
9
Dorothy Dix advises that a mixed faith marriage cannot be managed by ignoring religion. She urges consultation with clergy from both sides, warns of harm to families and churches, and recommends delaying marriage until mutual agreements on faith and practice are reached.
The Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church met at the church with Mrs. Sam Robertson presiding. Plans were made for a rummage sale on Dec. 8 at 8 30 at the Chandler Penn Furniture Company 1110 East Tenth. Attendees included Mrs. Robertson Mrs. Bingham Mrs. Roberts and many others. The next meeting is set for Dec Sat at 9 30 in the church.
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 and Lodies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met recently in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Audrey Partain presiding. Alcy Mathews and Barbara N. Thomas were initiated as new members. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests. The next meeting is scheduled for December 4 at 2 oclock in IOOF Hall.
Circle 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Vernon Jay's home at 1020 Austin. Mrs. G W Edwards chaired, and Mrs. F L Campbell gave the devotional. Members, including Preston Cook and J E Straight, performed a play Cast Thy Bread. A covered dish luncheon is planned for December 5 at 1 pm in the church.
A Reader's Digest excerpt argues that memory is not always a virtue and urges forgetting as a path to peace. W. E. Sangster says most need a knack forgetting, to free the mind from unpleasant or tragic memories, by working with nature.
Mrs S W Jones conducted a Morning Circle lesson at Washington Avenue Christian Church on Wednesday. The session opened with Count Your Blessings, followed by a devotional, prayer, and a lesson on Confession of Faith in Christ. A Thanksgiving basket was packed for a needy family after a business session led by chairwoman Mrs Truman Thurston.
Mix grated orange rind with honey and butter to create a sweet spread. Split small baking powder biscuits, coat with honey mix, sandwich halves, and serve immediately with coffee or tea.
Mrs. O. E. Damron entertained Finesse Bridge Club members Wednesday afternoon at 3002 Taylor. Guests included Mesdames Finley Donnell Berry Probst and McDonald. Melvin Anderson won high score, Berry was second. Attendees included Mesdames Stephens Hamilton and Anderson. Next meeting designated for Mrs Hamilton’s home at 2908 Taylor on December 7 at 10 30.
Mrs D Hannum led the Twig group with Mrs W G Greer Mrs L A Gailey W A York and Selby Grout among participants Delegates Mrs O C Riley and Mrs Davis Summitt reported on the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers in Dallas Special music by Martha Carel Schultz and Norma McNeill The largest room count prize went to Mrs Kenneth Dixon.
The article notes that the United States has produced nearly 30 billion tons of coal since 1800, highlighting decades of growth in energy mining and industrial development driven by coal.
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