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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1948
Page
9
A vintage domestic guidance piece urges husbands to value wives beyond feeding and clothing. It advises daily flattery, shared budgeting, considerate leadership, and active partnership in cooking, parenting, and home management to sustain harmony and mutual respect.
A snippet promotes Cranberry Cookery by Carol Rush and recommends Ocean Spray products with Good Housekeeping and Parent's Magazine Seals of Approval. It highlights jellied and wholeberry sauces as pantry staples for chicken veal fish or other meat and suggests simple pairings.
A Bell Syndicate column urges men to show daily effort toward pleasing their wives with small acts like window shopping. It argues motivation matters and that affection strengthens the relationship, noting a wife will endure hardship if she feels valued and cared for.
A brunch honored Mrs Dean Caldwell former Barbara Jordan with a yellow Chrysanthemums decorated serving table Madeira cloth. Guests included Mrs Gordon Jordan Mrs Dea Caldwell Mrs Lawrence Byers and several guests and the honoree.
Pythian Sisters will hold a regular session tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Rebekah Hall 2807 West Sixth. A Halloween dance follows, open to the public with tickets 50 cents each.
The Deb-Ettes Club elected officers for the year at a meeting held at Mrs. Earl O’Keefe’s home 2008 Hayden. Elected were Joan McCormick president Edean Singleton vice president JoAnn Ivy secretary Jaynet Catterton treasurer Carol Noland reporter and Marladene Hook historian. A rummage sale was planned for the near future.
Engaged announces the betrothal of June Renner to Charles C. Flanagan of Greenville. The ceremony is set for November 25 at San Jacinto Church of Christ. Additional names listed appear as possible attendants.
The Junior League will hold a patronesses tea tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Oliver Bivins. All patronesses and league members are invited. Arrangements are by the patroness committee led by Mrs. Stanley Marsh Jr and including Mesdames R. E. Underwood Jr, Weldon O. Murphy, Jack Sorel, Water Caldwell Jr, Hulett, and Miss Dorothy Hub.
Mrs. Guy Barnett hosted Girl Scouts of Troop No. Alice Landergin School at a Halloween party at 3711 Polk. Attendees played games and enjoyed a wiener and marshmallow roast in the yard with Mrs. C. E. Tid- among the guests.
Local clubs and church groups list events this evening. Women’s organizations, junior leagues, and church societies meet at multiple venues including Herring Hotel, Repeka Hall, Elizabeth Nixon Junior High, San Jacinto Methodist Church, and West Amarillo Christian Church. Times range from 2 to 8 o’clock with various programs and gatherings.
A general invitation invites the public to attend Halloween activities at Rebekah Hall and the alumnae club room with events for all ages. Highlights include a string table, pageant, best-natured baby, turtle Face, and refreshments. Dorothy Peery listed among attendees.
Avihk Temple No. 70 hosted a banquet for members and husbands at Khiva Temple. Tables featured autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. Solo numbers by Sybil Porter and team dances by Delores Kuykendall and Bob Townsend entertained, with Mrs N Burnett accompanying. Games directed by Mrs Sadie Bumpus and Noble George Hammock. A novelty sing song led by Mr and Mrs Baseberry. Arrangements by Mesdames Elder, Baker, Petrie, Cox, Thorne, Byrd, Wheeler and Platt. Noble Charlie Wilson prepared the food.
Amarillo Branch AAUW met at the San Jacinto Youth Center with Mrs. Ned O. Miller presiding. Miss Adele Barnes of Amarillo College presented impressions from seven weeks in Europe and six weeks of study in Oslo, sharing Kodachrome slides of sites visited. The group planned the silver anniversary observance for November 6 at Amarillo College.
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