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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
6
Dorothy Dix answers an unhappy husband about his wife seeking divorce at midlife. He warns that her longing for youth is unrealisable and advises a careful, gradual disentanglement. The columnist condemns divorce as ruinous and emphasizes lasting consequences for both spouses.
A nineteen year old seeks guidance on ending a steady relationship with a girl who loves him, expressing waning interest and desire to break off without causing hurt. The guidance offers compassionate, practical steps for ending the relationship respectfully while considering the girl’s feelings and future.
A reader seeks guidance on a 20 year old who shows no interest. The adviser states lack of dating or visits proves indifference and urges the girl to forget him and direct feelings to someone more responsive.
Dorothy Dix explains jealousy in leaflet D-5 and answers reader questions. To obtain a copy send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix care this newspaper P O Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 NY.
A thoughtful frozen food packer focused on small families by creating 8-ounce packages of vegetables yielding about two to three servings per pack. The move targets households seeking convenient, portioned produce.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted a Wednesday luncheon and business session in the church Fellowship Hall. President Mrs. W. M. Burke led discussions. Mrs. Preston Cook and Mrs. A. B. Morgan were elected to attend the Abilene conference October 4 and 6. The group later joined Polk Street Methodist WSC for a tea marking the society's 10th anniversary. A September 13 Near East study by Mrs. Ed Enochs and a film South of the Clouds will be shown, followed by a tea for charter members. Twenty-four members attended. guests included Rev. Hubert Thompson, C. T. Davis, and Percy Blackburn.
Fragment lists several women including Mrs Emma McNabb Mrs E R Jacobson and Mrs Harvey Landrum with a stray reference to Fred Williams and others, lacking context or verbage to determine event or relation.
Paris designer Madeleine Vra mont unveils gloves with gigantic elbow length gauntlets that double as cuffs for dresses and suits. She offers plaid or checkered wool models, pairing them with tight black bodices and sheath skirts and adding ballet basques tied at the waist for dramatic, slender silhouettes.
Town social calendar lists events for tonight at Mother Benton Class of First Christian Church Ellwood Park at 6 30 p m and Saturday countywide events at the 4 H club room 110 courthouse at 2 30 p m Avihk Temple No 0 Baughters skirts feature corkscrew lines with spiral drapery and daring necklines slit to the waist a brassiere with a wired bust bridge is described to avoid censorship.
A favorite picnic filling combines mashed liverwurst chopped hard cooked eggs and chopped ripe olives. Blend with mayonnaise and season with Worcestershire sauce for a savory spread suitable for sandwiches.
Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society met at Cathedral Hall Wednesday afternoon for a brief business session and program. Mrs. Fred Debrecht presided while Mrs. Helen Omler was program chairman. A movie on the Christopher Movement was shown. Fifty members attended and refreshments were served by Mrs. Sam Carter and committee. The next meeting is slated for October 4 at Cathedral Hall.
A snippet notes shredded coconut is now sold in 8 ounce budget cellophane bags. The concise item suggests a move to lower priced packaging for consumers.
Menu item describes chicken a la king served in patty shells with a curry hint in the sauce and topped with slices of rich Calavo product, as a stand by for graduation lunch menus.
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