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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
11
An essay extols amiability as the key to happiness and success. It argues a sweet disposition eases life, aids marriage, parenting, and career, and outvalues harsh temper. The piece promotes cheerful conduct as the best personal capital.
Woman's Page notes Amaryllis Chapter of Burlington Veterans Ladies Association meeting at Mrs. R G Sullenger home with Mrs. George Babb presiding. New members introduced Mrs O B Sandidge and Mrs C D Peckenpaugh. Ten birthdays observed, Halloween motif in refreshments, prizes awarded for bridge and 42. Next session scheduled for Nov 4 at 2 30 at Mrs G B Reed's home.
Phi Delta Chi sorority held a pledge party at Nancy Smith's home at 1011 Fannin after a midnight show. The event featured a wiener roast with members Dorothy Broaddus as president and a list of pledges including Shirley Harris and Chrystelle Champion. The next meeting is set for Sunday Oct. 11 at Jimmie Grace Howard's residence 903 Western.
Estherian Class members from First Baptist Church honored their teacher Mrs. Ralph Langley with a housewarming at her new home 1306 Western yesterday morning. Numerous guests called during receiving hours, including Loyd Roberson C C Bridgewater John Daniel Bill White Maurice Barnwell Harold Senter and many others.
The social calendar lists events including the Amarillo Garden Club rummage sale at 1400 Arthur starting 9 30 a m, West Amarillo Christian Church Helping Hand Circle at 10, Red Carnation Lodge 345 Ladies Society to the Brotherhood at IOOF Hall 2 p m. Economy Home Demonstration Club promotes in News Globe Want Ads.
At the Tuesday Junior Business Woman's Club gathering in the YWCA Dorothy Peery discussed Young Women’s Christian Association activities. Allyne Whelchel read selections and Evelyn Caldwell reviewed cattle trails, with Rosalie Higgins delivering the benediction.
Five members of the First Christian Church Women’s Council were entertained yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. S. H. Boozer on West Fourteenth. Mrs. J. D. Walker gave the devotional and Mrs. Boozer led the Bible study during the morning gathering. Luncheon was served to a list of attendees including Mesdames Latham Currie Madden Rouse Spangler Carson McGregor Cleek McCue Loden Boxwell Lewis Walker Hutchings and guest Mrs. Triplett.
Houston shipping circles report that shipments of registered cattle to Venezuela will reach the thousand head mark within two months. Two shipments of 160 head each are to leave the port this week.
Members of the Adult Class at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church held a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brittell at 1308 East Thirteenth. They planned a box supper for October 17 at 7 o clock during the business meeting. Attendees included Delbert Roberts Douglas Mauldin Fred Nunley Bob Brittell Jerry Maresh Bill Short Mrs Faye Stanley Janet Dillon Shirley Wilson Andrew Hester Robert Sinclair Ed Adams and Frank Hickmott.
Members of WSCS Circle 7 at Polk Street Methodist met at Mrs. Sid Carter's home for a luncheon and program on The Gospel for Our Generation. Talks covered relinquishment to God's will and prayers, with several guests and officers listed. The report notes Britain faces subsidies of 1.7 billion dollars for food and clothing this year.
The Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a rummage sale at Johnson School located at 508 Johnson. The event runs all day Saturday and opens at 8 o'clock. Bolivia weighs measures to curb inflation and curb speculation.
The BC formula provides fast acting relief for headaches neuralgia and minor muscle aches in powder and tablet forms. Two tablets equal one powder. Available as powders for 10 and 25 cents and tablets for 25 cents. Cautions advise use only as directed.
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