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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1950
Page
5
A reader column analyzes causes of infidelity noting vanity as a major factor. It argues flattery before marriage fades and routine life breeds discontent, while cold affection and lack of emotional depth push some spouses toward love affairs for excitement and escape.
Dorothy Dix explains she cannot respond personally to readers but will address problems of general interest through her column. The note outlines that responses are for guidance and not personal advice, and invites readers to send questions on everyday concerns.
Members of Cline Needle Club entertained their families with a supper meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Ray 4109 Cline. Attending included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Page and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Merchant, Byron and Myrna, Mrs. Russell Laron, Marky and Glenn David, and the Rays with Joe. The club will meet at 2 o'clock on Oct. 6 in the home of Mrs. Alan B. Ray.
A laundry tip advises adding a dash of bluing when washing black garments to maintain a dark appearance and prevent a brownish tint. The guidance emphasizes small amounts and standard washing routines for best results.
Thirty six members of Laces Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Canton No 14 and Canton members attended a Northern District of Texas meeting in Memphis. Lt J E Wilford of Memphis led the session as Amarillo Canton 14 inspected, with the auxiliary praised for its drill. Plans for Wichita Falls state encampment were set for Oct 20 to 23.
Mrs John Merchant of 3001 Tyler hosted the Philomathic Club Friday with a talk on her trip to England Scotland and France and color slides. Guests included Mrs Glenn Truax Mrs S D Vaughan and Mrs Edgar M Neville of Baytown. Next meeting is Oct 13 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs F E Warren 1711 Jackson with Mrs J O Fitzgarrald conducting.
Dorcas Class officers were installed recently in the home of Mrs. Neill Singleton at 3701 Van Buren. Mrs Ernest Loessner led the ceremony with guests Mrs Oma Dyer Miss Janie Turner and Mrs Herb Satterfield among attendees.
This year’s Cuban sugar harvest is projected to exceed six million tons, signaling a record-level output. Government agencies and state-run mills anticipate strong yields across key plantations, with early indicators pointing to a robust processing season.
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 Rainbow Girls installed new officers at Khiva Temple led by retiring worthy grand adviser Nancy Underwood. New officers include Alice Irelan as worthy adviser and Joy Wright as associate worthy adviser. Guests included Vera Ann Wilcoxson and Leona Streetman, with Irelan presented a bouquet and pin by Underwood. Next meeting set for Oct. 4 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. A L Moore was installed as president of First Baptist Church Amoma Class in the church parlor with Mrs. Ernest Loessner as installing officer. New officers include vice presidents Mrs. M Bankhead and Mrs. Frank Allen, social vice presidents Mrs. Irene Adams and Mrs. Maud Hollingsworth, class ministries Mrs. Lucy Peake and Mrs. Lorene Chelf, stewardship vice president Mrs. L L Jobe, secretaries Mrs. Gladys Chandler and Mrs. Evelyn Pate, reporter Mrs. Alpha Crouch, treasurer Mrs. Ray Carlton, birthday chairman Mrs. L E Gibbons, honorary chairman Mrs. M D Cox, missionary chairman Mrs. Will Clark, extension chairman Mrs. J T Coggin. The theme was Fidelity. songs performed by Mrs. Eleanor Mansfield included What Is Your Life Today and Longing for Jesus. Teacher is Mrs. Perry Burks with assistant Mrs. T C Todd. The serving table featured pink, orchid and green. Many members attended including Alpha Crouch, E F Riley, Morris Bankhead, Eddy Mann, L L Jobe, Doris L Hess, Perry Burks, A L Moore, Evelyn Pate, Tom Gilley, Guy Smyth, C F Lamb, M D Cox, J A Eastwood, Clyde Phillips, Josephine Eubanks, J W Phillips, Earl Kent, S H Chandler, Elva L Baker, M Z Wilson, Guy Chelf, Lee Williamson, Byron Vermillion, G W Dodd, G M Sullenger, Carl Adams, J D Carlton, Ruth James, T C Todd, W L Peake, C O Williams, Jessie Reasoner, C H Mixon and John Coggin.
Ladies Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held an anniversary tea in Fellowship Hall celebrating an 11th birthday. Mrs Price Armstrong gave the opening prayer as the group sang their class song. Mrs O A Hensley accompanied on piano while Mrs Howard Lynch reviewed Edge of Time. Refreshments featured a lace table with dahlias and white tapers. Mrs Esther Schriber served cake and Mrs F R Brooks poured punch. Attendees included many parishioners and members listed by name.
Mrs. Charles Burkham was elected president of the Friendly Few Club at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. R. G. Schlinkman. Mrs. Lee Hetrick was elected secretary treasurer and Mrs. R. G. Schlinkman reporter. The next meeting is set for Oct. 12 at 2 oclock in the River Road home of Mrs. Burkham.
American gardeners favor red roses among the Top Ten All America winners with six red varieties, one pink, one bi color and two yellow roses cited in the selection.
NTU RO RE GLOBE SHOPPER SERIES spotlights casual dresses as a key fall development. silhouettes shift to straighter lines and low waists with low-down details while pleats and accordion variations add motion. knit shifts become a basic, and hemline guidance emphasizes individual figure flattering lengths rather than a fixed rule. Numerous styles from knit shift to two piece outfits, with brands like L Aiglon and Helen of California, showcase wool jersey and rayon crepe dresses in rose, beige, olive green, royal blue, flame, turquoise, luggage, black, and more.
Efficient home freezers enable advance meal preparation and savings in time money and labor. Regularly checking temperatures preserves flavors. A portable compact thermometer with a round clock like face is available for freezers and refrigerators.
Scalloped potatoes layered with paper-thin onion slices are baked in a moderate oven for about an hour until tender. The dish is seasoned with salt and cracked pepper, dusted with flour, dotted with butter, and bathed in milk during roasting.
Local calendar lists numerous meetings and gatherings across Amarillo venues. Included are First Presbyterian Church parent teacher meeting at 7:30 p.m. and various clubs, guilds, and auxiliaries at multiple halls and homes with times from 8:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The entries cover church groups, music clubs, PEO chapters, night study groups, and civic organizations with exact locations and host names where provided.
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