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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
16
The Tri-State Fair runs Sept 18 to 25 with Grand Ole Opry stars Hank Williams Minnie Pearl and Ernest Tubbs among attractions. Local sports report notes Gold Sox versus Lubbock Hubbers tonight at 8 while a tennis tournament lists players and coaches from area schools and Culver City, California connections.
A reader asks about using candles on a lunch table for church meals. The guidance says candles are not correct for lunch, though they may be acceptable for evening meals, receptions, and teas when lighting is needed or to enhance beauty. The reply offers polite phrasing for RSVP regrets.
A reader explains sending a brief regret note on a visiting card for a June 6 shower after declining a casual invitation from a near stranger. She still sent a gift but faced criticism for the stiff wording and seeks guidance on proper etiquette.
The biggest thrill for the star was Dub Wooten's 98 yard interception return for a touchdown that secured the Sandies' 1940 state football championship over Temple. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Elgin D Reid. Future plans: military service. Corn Department notes famous last words I am not sleepy I can drive for at least four more hours.
A visitor writes to Mrs Post describing a cousin who recently moved into a new home. The note compliments the house’s appearance and states that everything seemed in order despite not being close to the cousin.
The fragment discusses asking to see the rest of a house and suggests the hostess should invite viewing of the unfinished portions. It concludes with a bell syndicate release implying the exchange centers on polite boundaries during a house tour.
Edith Elliott a former midwife who delivered nearly 12,000 babies died at age 84 in Lewes England. Her long career serving mothers and families left a lasting mark on the community.
British sheep breeders announce plans to restock global flocks with 30 supplied breeds. They recently traveled to Italy France Sweden Denmark and Switzerland to market sheep, as reported from London.
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