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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1951
Page
11
Vivien Brown reports on how curtains have become smart home accessories offering color, texture, and versatility. Ready made organza tier curtains and embroidered sash curtains expand window options with easy install, adjustable rings, and durable headings. Nylon and sheer rayon offerings suit bay windows and large areas in pastel palettes.
A wartime advice column entry discusses waiting for a soldier overseas, urging faith, letters, social activity, and patience. It cites examples of engaged women delaying marriage, warns against rush to quick nuptials, and offers caregiver guidance from Doroth Dix with a follow-up note on personal behavior and prudence.
Laura E. Krebs of Austin, state manager, installed Palo Duro Grove 2253 officers at WOW Hall. New president Harold Hance led the session with Wesley Goodman and E. R. Melvin assisting. Members include joe Sneed, jOE Griffith, Sterling Brown, Allen McCain, J. W. Thompson, Albert Casey, Jack Pollan, Solon May, J. J. Cheshire Sr., and new member Mrs. Sam Patterson. Next meeting is Nov 5 at 7 30 in WOW Hall.
The First Baptist Church Seekers Class will meet tomorrow at 10 o clock for a business session at the home of Mrs W E Dart Jr 3419 Ong.
Clarke Garnsey head of Amarillo College art department will continue his illustrated lectures on "Understanding the Arts" tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Recital Hall at Twenty second and Jackson. This third in the series will discuss the arts from a broad perspective.
The free talks cover the earliest time to the Romanesque Period and are open to the public. Lectures proceed on alternate Thursdays, continuing through December.
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