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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1947
Page
7
Dorothy Dix counsels a 17 year old girl named Princess on vanity and social manners, warning that beauty alone won’t win friends and endorsing modesty. A troubled engaged man seeks advice on marrying a woman with a questionable background, emphasizing heredity and environment in choosing a partner.
Mrs. E W Jicha of 410 Carolina hosted the Sixty Six Home Demonstration Club. Roll call asked What I Would Like to Plant This Fall. Mrs J W Carver reported on landscaping course in Cavon. Officers elected for the year: Mrs L F Lynn president Mrs S G Benge vice president Mrs Paul Johnson secretary treasurer Mrs George Dudley council delegate Mrs J N Bridges reporter. Next meeting with Mrs Paul Johnson 819 Fairfield October 17 at 2.
The Amarillo meeting of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women drew 125 attendees from 12 parishes. Presiding president Mrs. R J Kiser of Pampa led a high mass opening with Bishop Laurence J FitzSimon. A luncheon and banquet followed with officers elected and the first council president Mrs J J Lane guest of honor.
Mary Class officers of the First Baptist Church visited the home of Mrs. Earl O'Keefe at 2808 Hayden. They opened with the class hymn Take My Life, heard a devotional Take Heed to Thy Self, and outlined duties for the year while coffee was served to a long list of members.
Recently elected officers of the First Baptist Church Philathea Class were hosted at a luncheon by Mrs. Kermit Gentry at 825 Carolina with co-hostess Mrs. W. E. Steer. Officers outlined duties for six months and future program plans were discussed.
Rebekah Lodge No. 145 held a business session at IOOF Hall with Maxie Pamplin as noble grand. Mrs. Essie Elliott reported on a rummage sale and the Tri-State Fair booth. Officers named include Mrs. Elliott as team captain, Mrs. Thresa Hunter as inside guardian, and Mrs. Mary McHagan as outside guardian. The next meeting is set for Oct 10 at 8 o'clock in IOOF Hall.
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns will hold a luncheon tomorrow at noon at the San Jacinto Youth Center. The note adds a remark that women sleep more lightly and dream more often than men.
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