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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
4
The quote argues most women are housewives while many pursue careers and criticizes apologetic self descriptions. It contrasts perceptions of occupations, noting how respected roles like secretary designer or movie star are not devalued in men.
A mixed shower at 3412 Hay Gen featured Miss Jimmie Lee Williamson and Cadet Raymond G. Foster Jr. with a mock wedding and yo yo contest. Janice Dillon sang with Mrs. George May. 41 guests attended as gifts were awarded to Williamson. Christopher Columbus is noted as the eldest son of Domenico Colombo and Suzanna Fontanarossa.
Tonight the Auxiliary to John B. Golding Post No 1475 W F meets at Seventh and Taylor at 8. Saturday features a story hour for children at Amarillo Public Library at 3 and a married couples dance at Downtown U S O at 8 30.
The Kiwani Anns Club met at Mrs. Earle Sparks home with co host Mrs. Henry Cusick. After a devotional and luncheon, President Mrs. Max Bullock led business and announced attendees for the National Ki nenis Convention in Galveston October 7 8 9.
New York fashion notes describe profile pouffs that draw compliments. Hats tilt gravity defying to reveal three quarters of the face and coiffure, with designs like Larry Northridge aqua felt toques featuring shaded velvet violets and cerise satin loops.
The Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers class held a business meeting with Mrs. Jason Roberson as co host. They voted to buy five Christmas boxes for overseas relief and to purchase a hospital unit for ministerial relief. A dinner for Oct 11 followed with Mrs Terrell Roberson singing and Dorothy Sadleris at the piano.
The Estherian Class of the First Baptist Church held a coffee to install new officers in the parlor. Mrs. A. D. Foreman Jr. installed the officers including president Townsend Douglas and secretary J. B. Burke. The honored guest was missionary Clem D. Hardy with many members and guests attending.
The Panhandle Speech Teachers present their first combined workshop of the year at 4 oclock on September 23 at the Musical Arts Conservatory. Mrs Rosa Gold Davis, group president, introduced the plan last year and the program will continue this year. Public attendance is invited.
St Andrew's Guild met in the parish house for a business meeting and officer elections. New officers are Mrs R L McMeans president, John J Connelly vice president, O H Gosh secretary, and Page Stalcup treasurer.
Dear Mrs. Streett answers a mother worried by her four year old who resists bedtime. The expert says the child scripts parental authority, urges calm no and immediate action, and flags diet as health protection, referencing leaflet S-14 on feeding schedules.
A vintage snippet presents Bran Griddle Cakes using bran folded into a flour batter with eggs sugar and milk and cooked on a hot griddle. It also includes Fudge Not Squares a chocolate dessert with corn syrup nuts and vanilla baked in an 8 inch pan. The piece shifts to commentary on Mrs. Luce in Washington and the glamour of women in public life.
Ruth Millett notes that Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce faced concerns over her acting debut during her congressional campaigns. The piece argues voters chose a glamorous representative and should not expect her to give up the glamor of public life.
A dense listing of Friday and Saturday programming across KGNC KFDA CBS NBC and ABC networks. It details news shows music concerts dramas and variety programs with times from early morning through late night including The Lone Ranger Duffy's Tavern and It Pays To Be Ignorant along with sports and special features.
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