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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
7
A CORRESPONDENT argues that intelligent love lasts and brings peace. It values inner traits like intelligence, wit, and understanding over beauty or surface charm. Lovers who choose wisely avoid making impossible demands and recognize different kinds of affection for parents, family, and mates.
The Junior Business Women's Club gathered at Miss Rosalie Higgins home on Polk Avenue with president Mrs. C A Flippin in charge. Members shared grooming tips with Ruth Wright and Ruth Decker, learned about cosmetics and proper dental care, and discussed the Apron and Overall Green dance on October 29. Guests included Ruth Wright Decker Caple and Martha Shelton. Next meeting set for October 19 at Mrs Verne Gordons home with Mrs Sylvester Munn chairing.
Rev. T Edgar Neal pronounced the invocation at a San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman's Society luncheon. Mrs Chester Ford presided as business moved forward with a program on By His Light Shall the Nations Walk. Mrs W M Burke led the round table on the district meeting report at Plainview.
William O Gulliver of New Haven announces the betrothal of his daughter Frances Rose to Louie Donald Brown son of Mr and Mrs B A Brown of 1109 East Fourth The wedding is set for Saturday morning Oct 9 at St Johns Rectory in New Haven Brown is in the Navy stationed at New London Conn News-Globe Want Ads Get Results
Gamma Iota Chapter met at the Courthouse led by president Mrs. J. H. Smith to approve a progressive dinner on October 24 honoring new pledges. Mary Minnich spoke on ancient cosmetic uses and Greek Italian beauty ideals while Betty Watson reviewed modern beauty methods.
Humphreys Highland Parent Teacher Association opened its year with Principal Charles V. Eads directing a program on The Home in the Life and Health of the Family. The Four Flats from Amarillo High sang After Dark Dry Bones It's a Long Way and Old Joe.
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