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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1947
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises a reader to delay marriage until fully cured, noting age 21 and 23 as suitable, and warns against leaving a fiancé waiting while ill. The column also condemns domestic abuse and urges seeking protection and police help if needed.
Eleven hundred thirty five new garments were on display at the Needlework Guild Ingathering tea in Fellowship Hall First Christian Church. Proceeds will fund more garment purchases for distribution to Day Nursery Child Welfare and other local welfare agencies.
Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. W. E. Routh’s home on Hayden Avenue. Visiting teacher Jewell McCaskill spoke on “Problems Concerning American Youth” before Mesdames Cradit Bragg Vick Kesterson Peffley King Routh and Benson.
The U-Deal- Em Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs Roy Curtis at 1604 Ong. High scorer was Mrs Floyd T Jones, second high Mrs E M Benesch. Hostess provided refreshments for Mesdames Jack Pittman O J Fredell Charles Mellor E M Benesch B C Galbreath Floyd T Jones and F L Beer.
A speaker notes no woman will perform housework childcare and companionship without pay. She observes hiring a servant is hard as good maids cost more than rubies, and domestic angels without salary do not exist.
Pleasant Valley Community Club will gather tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in Pleasant Valley School for its regular meeting.
Absentee votes totaled 165 at midmorning as the countywide local option election continues. Voting will run through Dec. 4. In a distant historical note, about 400 Spaniards were killed and around 1,950 expelled from New Mexico during the 1680 Indian rebellion.
Tonight events include Y Ettes supper at YWCA at 6:30, West Amarillo Church senior party at 6:30, Martha Class at First Baptist at 7, Delta Theta Chi at 7, Security Benefit Association at 7:30, Musical Arts Conservatory recital at 8, Temple Baptist WMU social at 8, Epsilon Sigma Alpha at 8, and more. Tuesday features Polk Street Methodist Trulove Class at noon, Exchangettes at 1, U Deal Em Bridge Club at 2, IOOF and GIA gatherings at 2:30, and numerous club meetings through evening.
Naomi Class members of the First Baptist Church hosted a luncheon at 1510 East Fourteenth. The program featured singing, devotional, and special musical selections, with a Christmas party planned for December 19 at 1229 Crockett.
Polk Street Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild held a supper meeting in the church Fellowship Hall with Mrs. P. W. Parry giving the invocation and Mrs. John Howard presiding. Miss Kate Wilson led an entertainment segment and Miss Wilson delivered a devotional before Mrs. J. Leo Southern spoke on Local Church Activities and youth ideals. Bernice Grundy of the Child Welfare Board discussed local welfare work with 150 tribes noted as represented on reservations in the United States.
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