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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1951
Page
11
Dorothy Dix answers readers on regret and reconciliation urging immediate peace with family and partners, advising honest conversations, forgiving past hurts, and small acts of kindness to prevent late remorse. A 23 year old asks about marrying a man 31, and a teen grapples with tuberculosis fears and social limits.
Tel Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church met in Fellowship Hall to install officers with Mrs. W. C. Mask leading. Psalm 107 was read under the theme Jesus Our Pilot. New officers include Ruth Gailogly as Teacher and T J Smith as President, with numerous group captains and secretaries named.
The Amarillo Council of Church Women will meet tomorrow at 10 AM at the YWCA Building 501 Lincoln for a business session presided by Mrs. Jim Farwell. An officers election follows, then a noon covered dish lunch and the annual World Community Day observance with Miss Helen Meserve of Lubbock as guest speaker.
A list of inventive sandwich fillings includes chopped chicken with walnuts olives sage and mayonnaise tuna with minced nuts green pepper and mayonnaise cream cheese dried beef horseradish and onion. The suggestions aim to keep fillings varied and flavorful for everyday sandwiches.
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 meets IOOF Hall at 7 30. San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge 145 meets Rebekah Hall 2506 West Third at 7 30. Joliet Club at YWCA 501 Lincoln holds business at 7. Halloween party at 8 30.
Amarillo events include Morning and Priscilla Circles at churches at 9:30, YWCA luncheon at 12:30, CES at Amarillo Country Club, and Society of Christian Service at San Jacinto Church. PTA Carnival at San Jacinto School, Harvest Festival at Humphrey’s Highland School, family night supper at First Presbyterian, Butterfly Club with Betty Keith, Will Rogers School carnival and dances, and Sanborn School carnival from 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Robert E. Norton entertained Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae with a recent session led by Mrs. Emmett Fuqua. Attendees included Mesdames Bob Hall Jack Beeman Wallace Pray and William Hollabaugh. The next meeting is set for November 15 at 8 o clock at Mrs. Emmett Fuqua’s home 3010 West Haven Drive. Unaffiliated members are urged to contact active members.
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