Girl Seeks Freedom from Parental Rules in 24 Year Old Life
Dear Miss Dix advises a 24 year old living at home to demand emancipation and personal liberty. The letter cites curfews and social restrictions, urging independence and self support as grounds to gain freedom. A second reader asks how to handle an engagement when an older sister fears being left behind.
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Miss DIX
Christmas lights on downtown streets planned by chamber group
The retail trade committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at 11 o'clock in chambers offices to discuss Christmas lighting plans for downtown streets. David R. Brown serves as committee chairman.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Tuesday Brown
David R. Brown
Pastor William E. Wright Resigns From Borger Church
William E. Wright, pastor of the Borger Christian Church, has resigned his post recently, ending his tenure and prompting discussions on succession and church leadership.
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William E. Wright
Borger Christian Church
Sorority to Sponsor Review of Lonely Passage
Theta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsors a review of Laula Grace Erdman’s Lonely Passage at Amarillo College Auditorium Thursday at 7 30 pm. The public is invited. The book explores the philosophy mysteries habits and thoughts of a Missouri town and the study of life and the human mind and heart.
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Theta Rho Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Joe F. Coffee
Laula Grace Erdman
Amarillo College
Miss Erdman
Missouri
Palo Duro Grove to Meet in IOOF Hall Session
Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle will hold a regular business meeting Wednesday at 8:00 PM in the IOOF Hall located at 312 East Fifth Street.
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Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
IOOF
East Fifth
Will Rogers P T A Meets on Health in the Home
The Will Rogers Parent Teacher Association will convene tomorrow at 3 p m in Horace May School auditorium with the program Health in the Home. An executive session is set for 2 p m.
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Will Rogers Parent-Teacher Association
Horace May School
Sugar Mills in Java Shrink Under Japanese Occupation
Before the war 85 mills operated in Java. by the Japanese era only 51 remained in operation and many require extensive repairs, signaling a disrupted sugar industry and reduced output potential.
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Java
Woman's Page Notes 16th MOL Class Anniversary Luncheon
The First Baptist Church MOL class celebrated its sixteenth anniversary with a luncheon and business meeting led by president Mrs. Mary Brown and Rev. Ray Rozell. John Josey opened the program with hymns, prayers, and a devotional by Mrs. A. D. Foreman Jr. Guests included Mesdames and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton and Rozell, with table touches featuring fall flowers and cakes served after the meal.
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First Baptist Church
Mary Brown
Ray Rozell
Leo Studer
John Josey
Jesus
Holy City
Lord
Sally Brown
A. D. Foreman, Jr
J. H. Cureton
H. H. Martin
Winnie Huber
J. W. Hollingsworth
J. R. Rowntree
R. L. Patton
C. L. B. Hines
J. A. Ferguson
S. E. Sellers
T. H. Rodgers
Eugenia Caldwell
Laura Brian
J. W. Hill
W. L. Williamson
A. L. Earl
P. B. Dailey
R. G. Rogers
C. E. Richardson
Rotary presents 35 flags to Phillips College and Borger High
The Borger Rotary Club donated one American flag for each classroom, presenting a total of 35 flags to representatives from Phillips College and Borger High School for classroom display.
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Borger Rotary Club
Phillips College
Borger High School
Garden Group Demonstration at Amarillo Home
Ama rilo Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. L. C. Whitney home. Mrs. Charles Y. Johnson of the South Amarillo Garden Club demonstrated corsage making from garden flowers. Mrs. Henry B. Wilson led the session. Coffee was served by the hostess to a group of Mesdames.
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Amarilo
American Association of University Women
L. C. Whitney
Adams
Charles Y. Johnson
South Amarillo
Needle Group Luncheon Honors Mrs. Walter at Stitch Club
Mrs. Jess Walter hosted a Stitch and Chatter Club luncheon at 128 Rose Drive with fall flowers and Halloween motifs. President Mrs. Harry Norwood led business, sewing, and a gift to the hostess. attendees included Mesdames Larson, Norwood, Blackburn, Bell, Miss McGee, and Mrs. Sills. The next meeting is planned for November at 11 in Mrs. Blackburn’s home.
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Jess Walter
Rose Drive
Stitch and Chatter Club
Harry Norwood
Carl Larson
Dave Blackburn
Charles M. Bell
Mary McGee
Lila Sills
North
Tyler
Friendship Class Sewing Meeting at Buchanan Street Church
Ladies of the Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist met at Mrs. E D Moore 901 North Grant to sew for the November bazaar. Attendees included Mesdames Saunders Killion McDowell Vinson Clayton Howes Brewer Pasco Hill McPherson Coggin and the Moores. Mrs Coggin will host the club November 12 at 2 PM.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
E. D. Moore
North Grant
Lucy Saunders
George Killion
W. R. McDowell
G. C. Vinson
Mary Clayton
William Howes
J. M. Brewer
M. B. Pasco
W. R. Hill
C. E McPherson
H. B. Coggin
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