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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
6
The Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral will meet Wednesday morning at 8 for mass in Sacred Heart Cathedral. A breakfast follows at the Black Stone Coffee Shop. Arrangements are led by Mrs. John M. Lyons and Mrs. John Garvey.
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Carileen Ligon daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleon Ligon 3609 Hughes celebrated her fourth birthday at a home party Sunday afternoon. Guests included Jimmy Fry Louis Shelfout Jimmy Shelfout Larry Byrd Ann Bush Glenda Cullen Sandra Mitchell Linda Laing Bruce Jones and Tracy Ligon.
Mrs T G Baldwin of Bushland is named president of the Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council for 1952 in a Court House Room 313 meeting. Other officers include Mrs E H Brinkman vice president, Mrs Frank Stitt secretary treasurer, Mrs J R Hogge reporter, and Mrs Ed Wilson parliamentarian. Nancy Rea of Bushland won second in the district baking contest at the Tri State Fair. a 30 hour home nursing course will be offered by Mrs Rhea Smith at the Red Cross office. Attendees listed include multiple club members.
Colonial newspapers earned little profit as readers failed to pay their subscription rates, undermining revenue and financial stability for early press outlets.
New York designers present versatile suits for autumn that serve as both suit and dress. The red and green flecked wool ensemble by Eisenberg features a collarless dress beneath a jacket, with a green leather belt. A black and white tweed set converts to two costumes, including a red taffeta blouse and matching skirt, enabling daytime and after-five looks.
Gamma Iota chapter held its first rush party of the season with a smorgasbord. Hostess Mary Lemons of 109 Palo Duro and assisting hostess Mrs. James H. Brown led a gathering that included Mesdames Beets Fry Harmon Pate Smith Brown Townsend Underwood Towne nd and Misses Simms Glimp Ann Clark Collinsworth Lemons.
Twentieth Century Culture Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Townsend Douglas’s home to hear a program on public service directed by Mrs. Charles Hook. Miss Vera Newcum USO director spoke on plans for the USO and the club’s potential support. Guests included Miss Newcum and members Mrs. Abbott, Bailey, Gilbert, Jordan, Kirby, Moore, Owens, Powell, Scott, Vanderslice, Ramsey and others.
The YWCA invites the public to open house events at the Crowe home 1517 Austin and at Mrs Hazel Nichols 1010 Jefferson Thursday. Morning and afternoon hostesses, membership chair G G Ordway, and volunteers will greet guests during two sessions as part of the annual Round-Up and recruitment effort. A cooking note shares how to prepare tongue by boiling in salted water, then cooling and peeling.
Mrs. Tom Spillar of 3406 Tyler will host the next meeting. The gathering features John Barbee C. H. Wynn Glen Askew Pat Dean and J. H. Nichols as attendees. The event is scheduled for October 15 at 2 o'clock.
Dorothy Dix counsels that strict parents who deny teens social contact foster deceit and rebellion. Welcoming a teen’s friends at home helps the child discern good companions, reinforces family bonds, and supports a healthier transition to adulthood and marriage.
The notice invites newcomers and visitors to attend evening events at the library or community center, inviting participation and welcoming guests to explore programs and services during open hours.
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