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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1951
Page
12
Dorothy Dix replies to letters on marriage and dating from readers in wartime context. A North to South relocation for a healthier husband is advised, while a long waiting for a lover with a married partner is dismissed as unwise. Advice columns promote practical choices and personal wellbeing.
The Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a shipwreck party for rushees at Mrs. Charles Grimes home. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Marshall for most original costume and Mrs. C. R. Bowen for second place. Patricia Donavan won the scavenger hunt. refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Bill Burgess.
This piece advises sober, practical guidance for arranging a little girl's hair. It emphasizes avoiding parental nostalgia and artificial styles, focusing on face shape texture and ease of care, noting most mothers lack time and girls cannot easily style their own hair, and advising against bobby pins or curlers for pre adolescents.
Cosmetics push a candied lip color with clove carnation flavor, claiming long wear through meals and activities. The deep russet shade pairs with autumn greens and browns as sugar and spice trends grip lips.
A home safety tip recommends scrubbing the splinter site with soapy water before removing it. An added precaution suggests sticking the needle into a cake of soap to reduce risk.
Quick house tips describe installing a dropleaf ironing board on a closet door to avoid rumples and ensure handy garment care. The section then adds a waffle recipe using buttermilk and gingerbread mix, baked to crispness and served with butterscotch sauce and whipped cream. A zucchini salad idea follows, noting tender-crisp squash marinated in French dressing before serving on greens.
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