Grandmother trouble prompts strict family duty
Dorothy Dix advises a daughter to prioritize her children over a tyrannical grandmother living in the home. She suggests removing Grandma if she refuses to adapt, and stresses the family’s welfare over sentimental ties. The column also answers teens’ dating questions and a husband’s night chores, urging practical fairness.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Johnny
Grandma
Mary
Grandmother
Amarillo Diocesan Catholic Women Convene Sunday
Amarillo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women holds its 11th annual convention in Amarillo on Sunday. The council includes Big Spring San Angelo Lubbock and Amarillo districts led by Mrs R J Kiser of Pampa. A solemn high mass opens at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 11 with registration and luncheon at 11 30 in Cathedral Hall followed by a business session and banquet. Tickets for the banquet are available from Mrs Jere B Johnson and Mrs M J Storck.
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M. J. Storck
Crockett
Amarillo
Cosmetics Herbert Drug Prescription Drug Store Amarillo Bidg
The Prescription Drug Store Herbert in Amarillo is listed with phone contact 2 3221 and serviced from a building location. The entry presents a concise business listing for COSMETICS HERBERT DRUG.
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Herbert
Amarillo
Association Has Social Session
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association held its first session of the year at the school. Principal H. A. Hunter introduced teachers. Vocal selections by Carldene Williams with Mrs. Violet Clark accompanied. A social and refreshments followed.
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Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
H. A. Hunter
Danny Boy
Iris Melody
Carldene Williams
Violet Clark
Deb Ettes Club Elects Officers
The Deb Ettes met at Nancy Nichols home on 1010 Jefferson to elect officers. New officers are President DeLois Utterback Vice President Helen Holley Secretary Treasurer Marilyn Reagan and Reporter Corinne Bowlin. Twenty three pledges received ribbons.
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Deb-Ettes
Nancy Nichols
Jefferson
DeLois Utterback
Helen Holley
Marilyn Reagan
Corinne Bowlin
Pigeon Woman Feeds City Hall Park Pigeons
Mary A. Smith known as the Pigeon Woman has fed pigeons in City Hall Park 8212 loaves of bread over the past three years in Providence RI U S report.
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Providence, RI
Mary A. Smith
City Hall Park
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