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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1947
Page
10
A humorous essay argues that American husbands are praised as ideal partners yet fail as lovers. It claims men seek daily compliments and public admiration, while wives desire ongoing romance and acknowledgment. Both genders crave verbal affection and visible devotion to sustain marriage.
Friends and relatives toasted Mr. and Mrs. Grover Taylor with a housewarming and gift shower at their new home 819 Florida. Mr. Taylor is the son of Edgar and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor is the daughter of Mrs. Beets at 732 North John. Chile seeks to curb bakery profiteering.
Junior Harmony Club members gathered Tuesday at Nova Gen Alsbrooks home 4232 West Eleventh for a program directed by Miss Alsbrooks. Janette Montgomery performed a flute solo Barcarole from The Tales of Hoffmann and Janette Cernehouz offered a whistling piece All My Love with Joan Willis on accompaniment. Ann Everline sang Thine Alone with Alsbrooks and Frances Stone on piano Malaguena.
Bushland Home Demonstration Club held an all day session at Mrs. W. J. Hill Sr home electing officers. New officers include President Mrs T G Baldwin Secretary Treasurer Mrs Luther Arnold Reporter Mrs Jim LeGrand Council Delegate Mrs Shrader Rea. The group showcased slip cover making and discussed The Woman You Would Like To Be. New members welcomed Mrs S A Tanner Mrs Weldon Rea and Mrs LeRoy Rea.
TONIGHT Summit PTA carnival at the school at 7. Beginners square dance at YWCA 7 30. Home Interest Club party for husbands at Federation Club Rooms 7 30. Young Women's Foreign Missionary Circle at First Church of the Nazarene 1302 East Twelfth 8. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Halloween dance at Aviatrix Club 9. Friday Panhandle Pen Women's luncheon at Mrs John M Harvey Shamrock. Margaret Wills PTA Halloween carnival at the school 5 10 supper 5 8. San Jacinto School Carnival 5 30 supper 6 30 Glenwood PTA carnival 6 30 Humphreys Highland PTA Halloween carnival 6 30 River Road PTA carnival Jam Jar dance at YWCA 7 30.
Northern Ireland has suspended issuing licenses for new construction because of a shortage of materials. The move affects builders, developers, and planned projects across the region. Authorities cited ongoing supply constraints and emphasized future approvals will depend on material availability.
In observance of Week of Prayer and Self Denial the Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met in an all day session. Members led devotions sang hymns heard meditations and learned about Christian workers colleges abroad. An offering was taken for self denial.
The Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met in a business session at Dorothy Peery’s home. Lucille Hogge resigned as president and Sybil May was elected to serve the remainder of the term. A membership drive and a letter clinic were planned for the next meeting. All interested were invited to attend. Nell Blanton was present.
The excerpt lists Thelma Cheshire Celeste Shoulder Mary Gant Kate Lock Pat Armstrong Sybil May Creola McCurley Mildred Thomas Verna Lowry Dorothy Peery and guest Carol Celeste Shoulders as individuals connected to a local society notice. The fragment suggests a social page item noting participants or honorees.
The Parents Association sponsors a rummage sale all day Saturday starting at 7 o'clock at 1400 Arthur. Those with merchandise to contribute are asked to contact.
Mrs R M Kidwell or Mrs M R Lindsey listed in want ads as arranging pickup of an item. The notice notes contact details with two alternate names and street numbers for reference. News-Globe Want Ads prompt readers to respond to the sale or request.
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