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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1947
Page
9
Dear Miss Dix advises on a family rift where a mother plans to remarry, rejecting seven children. The columnist notes cases of long marriages and warns the new husband may ruin the family, while acknowledging varied motives for seeking marriage and the complexity of happiness without children.
A column weighs whether children are essential to happiness, noting many happy childless homes. It also answers a reader about a mother insisting on a daughter wearing a dress to a party, advising allowing the teen to use her own taste unless outfits are indecent, to avoid dampening teen happiness.
Mrs. A. G. Attébury hosted the New Century Club at 1710 Hughes. Mrs. L. C. Taylor led business. Mrs. G. R. Harris spoke on Antique Cabinet Makers. Social hour followed with members present. Next meeting is Oct. 21 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. E. F. Browder’s home.
Miss B. Green of Davis Oklahoma describes three weeks of Cuticura use clearing large pimples caused by an external condition. She reports her face becoming smooth as a baby's and urges others to buy Cuticura at their druggist today.
Kiwani Ann members gathered at the Youth Center hosted by Mrs Reed Mrs Ricks and Mrs Thompson with roses on serving tables. The group saluted the flag sang America and heard reports on the Tri State Fair booth and kitchen improvements. Other clubs and meetings noted include Amarillo Study Club Philomathic Study Club and a local class meeting at First Baptist Church. Britain launches a national training plan for young workers in boot and shoe plants.
Cactus Cootiette Club No. 35 met at Mrs Gladys Andrews home 2122 Fillmore. The group voted a holiday donation to the Cooties for children at the VFW Home Eaton Rapids Michigan and received a national certificate of honor for health and educational funds. Maude McDonald Port Arthur elected executive vice president of the Supreme Cootiette Club. Next meeting set for November 3 at 8 PM at the Andrews residence 2122 Fillmore.
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