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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1948
Page
10
A reader asks why mothers clamp older daughters with strict rules yet loosen for younger ones. Dorothy Dix suggests worn-out parenting, experience, and changed priorities explain the shift, noting older girls bear the brunt and must shoulder family duties.
The Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 held a monthly social at 100P Hall with Johnson as noble grand. About 30 members and guests attended the meeting followed by a 42 party and refreshments. The session covered business and a social week event.
Rebekah Lodge 2807 West Sixth held a party honoring Catharine Whitenburg and installed officers including Mrs Vivian English warder and Mrs Lena Edwards inside guardian. Twenty five members attended with next meeting set for September 7 at 7 30 in Rebekah Hall.
Acuity members entertained at the Herring Hotel honoring two teachers leaving Amarillo Mrs Byrd Mahrner and Miss Ada Marie Easley. Mrs Fahrner will move to Fort Worth to host a TCU girls dormitory while Miss Easley relocates to Houston after marrying Victor F Dunlap. Table decor featured yellow and white flowers with candle favors as gifts were given.
U-Deal-Em Bridge Club enjoyed an afternoon of play at Mrs. C. B. Galbreath 805 Madison. High score went to Mrs. Galbreath and second to Mrs. Floyd T. Jones. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Beer Fredell Mellor Jones Milho rd Pittman and Benesch. A meeting is set for Sept 14 at 2 PM at Mrs. Floyd T. Jones 806 Maryland with a 6 PM picnic supper for husbands. Northern Ireland has started campaign against wholesale tree fell.
PEO Chapter AN entertained the Amarillo PEO Council with a morning coffee at Mrs. R A Burnett home on Harrison Avenue. Garden flowers decorated receiving rooms while Mrs. Murray Elson and Mrs. Curry Smyth led at the serving tables. Eighty guests attended during the calling hours.
Poplar Grove 171, Woodmen Circle members will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in IOOF Hall. All members are requested to attend.
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