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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsel on a 71 year old woman who wed a man 31 years her junior and now faces financial ruin and marital strain. The column argues such unions fail for vanity and lack of genuine companionship, urging stable ages and shared viewpoints.
The guidance emphasizes that a wife should join her husband among his friends and family when they attend gatherings. It argues the wife should be cooperative and make his social circle her own to support him and foster harmony.
Amaryllis Temple No. 56 Pythian Sisters met at Rebekah Hall with Mrs. Corinne Dodson in charge. They finalized plans for a Halloween dance following the meeting on Wednesday evening October 27 at Rebekah Hall. Tickets are 50 cents per person and costumes are optional.
Royal Neighbors of America held a business session yesterday at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Ruth Mellor acting as Oracle presiding. Sixteen members were present. The next meeting is set for October 28 at 2:30 PM in IOOF Hall.
Repertoire classes at Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler at 1 and 5 pm. Children’s story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 3 pm. Mixed bridge at Amarillo Country Club at 8 pm.
Paul G. Hoffman head of the Economic Cooperation Administration praised Western Europe’s cooperation as never before, claiming the Marshall Plan has halted the march of communism and changed the tide.
Ann Skidmore Lamb, a veteran nutritionist and staff assistant to Pan-American World Airways Latin American Division, travels 70 000 miles yearly inspecting flight kitchens across Panama Guatemala San Juan Port of Spain Belem Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires and New York. She teaches chefs from many nations proper American style dishes and plans menus for airline guest houses while lecturing on food and diet. Her surveys of Latin American dishes aim to please American palates and in spare moments she studies regionally native dishes.
The Parent-Teacher Association opened the year with a Wednesday program and reception at the school. President Mrs. J. M. Durrett and VP Mrs. C. G. Gillespie led, speaker Wes Izzard addressed “The Home Building Foundations Morally Spiritually and Physically.” Violinists were Louise Dicken and Mrs. Ralph Daniels. Social hour plans were by Mrs. H. W. Hartman with assistants. New officers include second VP Mrs. H. C. Pederson, third VP Mrs. Goldsmith Davis, secretary Mrs. J. W. Simpson, treasurer Mrs. O. W. Harrison, parliamentarian Mrs. J. H. Walker.
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will address Unfulfilled Hopes at the regular Friday service at Temple B'nai Israel and again Sunday evening at 8 on the subject Real Joy.
Dog owners in Tyler display named pets with humor and personality. Licenses issued include dogs named Did He Bite You and Hey You reflecting local wit.
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