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PAGE TWO THE AMARILLO DAIMT KEWS. TEXAS Marriage Rackets Bv DOROTHY DJX DEAR MISS DIX: I am a worn-1 an. 42. with one child, a girl of married life has never been! happy, as my husband crank and- teas unfaithful to me. But I stood 1 it because he supported by child and me.

although he spent the most thai' he made on himself and other women. Xow, however, he has work almost entirely and -are are in desperate straits, in. debt to all who trust us. My daughter is engaged to marry. a voung man who is very industrious and worthy, but he makes i barely enough to support her end could not possibly take care of me.i Dont you "think that she shows ai great- lack of affection and gratitude' lor me in insisting on marrying this poor bov when she might marry an older man.

who is in love with and who could provide comfortably lor me too? A MOTHER. ANSWER: It's bad enough for a girl to marry for a meal-ticket, but certainly the worst form of the matrimonial racket is that in which a mother sells her daughter in mar- rlage in order to provide for beri own physical comforts and well-being. In seems incredible that any -mother could be so callous and sel-j fish as to be willing to break her) daughter's heart by making her givej the fine young man she loves, and who loves her. and to wreck 1 her life by entering into a sordid, loveless marriage just for the sake of securing her own comfort. That she should urge this sacrifice the girl in the name of filial dutyj is a blasphemy against the com-j mandment to children to honor! their parents.

i motherhood as the WEDDINGS Homemaking Teacher Conference Is Open i KRAMER-PUETT SHAMROCK. Aug. 10 (Special)--j I Miss Margarette Kramer, I iiKKArK I 3lTin of 2Mr. and Mrs- Ernest Kramer of; VII LUUUUUV McLean, and Burl Puett, son of; Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Puett of this! LUBBOCK, Aug. 10--Two hun- city were married Aug. i in high school homesaalcingj First Baptist Church of San teachers from 65-70 counties oft iwiih Dr. J. B.

Smith officiating, northwest Texas--from as far east! i Attending the couple were "Miss as Jacksboro, to Odessa west, and' Gladys Morgan and "Bobby to the state 2ine--will attend' of Shanirock. a four-day conference on Texas I The bride is a graduate of Me--Technological Campus Aug. 10-13J "Lean High School and is a conference is being conducted! iof ihe Consolidated Aircraft the Homemaking Division of the' 'in San Diego. State Board of Vocational Educa- The bride-groom, who was reared of which Dr, Iu A. Woods is Shamrock, is a graduate of the; executive officer, in cooperation Sharnrock High School, and at-1 the Division.of Home Economics of i tended the Northwestern Aeronau-j Texas Technological College.

It ttical School of Dallas. At one of six such conferences 'he is stationed at the U. Naval'conducted in the state this Training Station at San Diego. conferences replace the two! couple will be at home at which are held annually in Dallas! San Antonio. i General theme of the meetings is! Garden Club Plans Meeting in Yard TUESDAY MOHKIKG.

AUGUST I played at' the meeting, are asked to 'telephone Mrs. C. P- DODGERS POUND LEFTIES BROOKLYN, 10 --Disprov- JE. W. Hardin, 1208 Harrison Street, wn of Swill be scene of the Amariilo Gar-i games against portside hurling- 1 den Club meeting Wednesday uxom- j- jing at 9:30 o'clock.

I 'Tilings To Do in the Garden! will he the program subject. Members are asked to bring flower in Pan American colors. Those having rugs and other objects from the Pan American countries, which may be dis- 6536 Tait Street. San Diego. RABO-BCCHAXNAX i contributions which Home Econom- SHAMROCK.

Aug. 10 (Special)--iics Departments can make toward Mr. and Mrs. J. Rabo are announc-" the war effort during the 1942-43 ing the marriage of their year.

This northwest; con- Irma Lee. to Buchannan, Jr.jference'wii! include teachers from, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Bu-1 areas I. II, and HI with Missl channan of Waco, which took place! Gladys Armstrong supervisor of; Juiv 26 at the First Baptist -education in Area in Lubbock. with Dr. Hereford! Cany on; Miss Esther Sorensen. officiating.

Lubbock. and Mrs. Oneitat! Miss Emma Lee LeNoir served as i Pierce, Area Big Spring, maid of honor and M. L. Baker; Revealed Waynoka Party CATHERINE MONNING will be one of the models in the style show which will be presented by Kuykendall's at" the Rose Bowl Tea Room Wednes- dav.

Reservations will be limited. awake at night, or upon Lucy; Tom whose overcrowded house no room for another inmate. I Then Mother proceeds to sit thir- TODAY O. E. Service "Wives o'clock.

Club. Canitol purest passion in the world, the least tinged with thoughts of self.jty or forty years on the do-nothing Wiii a Although it is true that most tool and uses up her surperfluous Taylor ers do unhesitatingly put their (energy in criticizing Mary's house-j children's welfare before their own. i imping and. finding fault with 5 there are many who regard their if or noc getting along better 0 children as nothing but slaves they quarreling with the grandchildren Amarillo RebeSali Ledge, I. O.

O. F. have brought into the world to serve anc i otherwise giving first aid to I Hair them, and who would gladly home wreckers. their daughters to any man whoj pay them the price. There isj a bie-bodied more ironic in the world -that that have to have laws tojtify her in demanding is graduate of i the 1939 class of the High School and of Draughon'sj Business College of Lubbock.

She! is emploved as assistant at the sub-depot supply, Lubbock WAYNOKA. Aug. 10--To Armv Flying School announce the engagement and ap-j Mr. Buchannan is a graduate of preaching marriage of her daughter, the Waco High School, business col-i Frances, to John Snelleman, lege and attended Dallas Air Col-jE. G.

Carpenter was hostess at lege. He recently was transferred i breakfast recently in her home.1 from San Antonio to Lubbock as i Miss Janie Lou Darnell end. Miss head of the sub-depot engineering Blanche Barnett assisted Mrs. Car- instrument deDartment at the army i penter. flying school" I The wedding will be an event of MRS.

ROBERT T. CROWDER, before her marriage Aug. 2 in Manhattan, Kan. was a Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

P. E. Courier of Manhattan. She is a former student of the University of Kansas, Lawrence, and for the past nine months has been employed as assistant secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Her husband is i a Colonel Crowder, director of training at the Amarillo Advance.

Glider School. Son of Mrs. Fred. Bliesner of. Lawrence, he attended the University of Kansas two years before entering the United a Military Academy at West Point in 1932.

Crowder expects to join her husband here Aug. 15. Aug. 23 in the home of the bride's parents with only members of the tion and after returning will make i families present. Miss Carpenter' After the ceremony, the couple left for Denver for a week's vaca- their home in Lubbock.

HOPKINS-WRIGHT SHAMRCCK, Aug. 10 (Special)-- Wellington. was educated her education in the local PLAINTIEW, Aug; 10 (Special) schools. Mr. Snelleman, son.

of Mr. Zone 4 of the Methodist Women's and Mrs. William Snelleman of Society of Christian Service meet- here recently elected Mrs. H. children from their parents.

Many Divorces Statisticians tell us that the in her child's home cause of more divorces than other causes combined. What means in heartaches, in the quarrels between husbands anQ wives, in the breaking up of and the, orphaning of little children is one of the biggest items In the sum of human misery. And the pity of it is that this tragedy is so of ten. needless. So often a mother blights her children's lives' through sheer self" ishness.

Even while she is young should support mothers, as well as all other de-j cent, self-respecting humanxbeings.i xi earn their own. bread and butter and not be burdens upon others Donna Jean long as they can: street. 7 the reason there are soj many peevish and fretful and trou- ble-making mothers-in-law is because they are idle, with nothing to fill their thoughts but dwelling on the faults of their in-laws, and because they know they are unwanted guests and are humiliated by being dependent. Nothing would I sweeten their tempers, make them i and. capable of making take a.

cheerier, view of their her own living, she settles herself down upon Sallie and, John though she fcnows that she and Sallie never could agree on any subject, or upon Ben and Mary though she knows Ben's scanty salary makes one more to feed a problem that keeps GALL-STONES KIDNEY- STONES BLADDER-STONES are caused Toy disturbances ha body-chemistry. A proper change body-chemistry tends to further You may discuss this us cost or obligation. DRUGLESS RESEARCH FOUNDATION 1718 Jackson St. Phone Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Hopkins of i the Wellington schools and a Wich-j standles of Carr's Chapel as presi- the marriage jita. Kansas, business Tiniversity. dent. She succeeded Mrs. S.

Sloneker of Plainview. Mrs. Ever- ett Miller, Carr's Chapel, was named secretary. Five of the seven societies in. the Bantist Martha 685 slds of I 23 in Pampa, where Mrs.

Wright is Glass, oicnic The bride attended Pampa High Gulf Company Declares DivklendiTMTM 1 School Palo Duro Assembly. No. 113. Ordezj Kelton High School. Sain'bo'w for Girls, picnic, homeL -n- HOUSTON.

Aug. 10 Tex- de- 'IRainbow Assembly Plans Picnic and Mr. Wright- Gulf Producing Company dared a dividend: of 10 cents share payable'August 28 to stockholders of record August 20, the' same dividend as paid last Febru- fc Street Methodist Class, picnic, i Palo Duro Assembly. No. 113, Or-iary.

Net income after all charges of Mrs. w. A. Askew, Polkjder of the Rainbow for Girls, will if or the first six months was street. 7 o'clock.

jhave a picnic at 7 o'clock this eve- 632, equal to 21 cents a share, jning the home of Donna with $84.308. as revised, or Brazil will spend over $500,000 JAutry, 1600 Travis Street, Each 10 cents a share last year. ernathy, Hale Center, Liberty and Plainview. About 40 women attended. Ruffles and Ribbons and a for American aviation parts and ac- member is required to be present.

cessones. 'bringing' her own lunch. Globe-News TV ant Ads Get Results. BEAT HEAT To relieve heat rash, to help prevent heat! rash: after shower--anytnie--dust with MexicanHeatPowder.HeliJsbabygetrest. Guardsagainstchafinsskin irritation.

Demand Mexican Heat Powder. Costs little. MARIAN MARTIN Pattern 9127 may be ordered only in and women's sizes 12, 14. i 16, 18, 20, 30, 32, 34. 36, 38.

40. Size I 16 requires 4Tss yards 35 inch. SIXTEEN CENTS for this. Marian Martin Pattern. Write plain- ly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and' STYLE NUMBER.

American Fashion on Review- in oar smart Summer Pattern Book! of fabric-conserving, time-! saving 'patterns for miss, and small fry; for active service and! "time off." Send just TEN Send.your order to Amarillo News.i Pattern Department, 232 18th York. N. Y. and daughters' wives and husbands. and promote the domestic felicity of their children than for them to out arid get jobs, nave their abiding places and their own money pocketbooks.

I heartily recommend this procedure to my correspondent and ell other mothers who think their daughters' husbands should support them, and that daughter should marry a man who can do it in style. Dumas Population Is Now Doubled DUMAS. Aug. 10--Dumas midweek laid claim to being the fastest growing town in the r.ation. The 1940 census gave it 2,117.

If the ratio of school enrollment and! connections to that applied in 1940 still apply, Du-' mas now has nearly 5.000 people, according to the Moore County News. Of course, said the News, some folks will leave when current construction work is finished. But this will be offset in a measure at least by a steadily-increasing number of persons arriving to work in the new plants and industries. Most of the new construction is plants and industries having to do with munitions, high octane gasoline and other essentials for the war effort. War-born -demands, of course, have caused operations in the Moore County oil field surrounding Dumas to expand.

Long Trial Fattens Up Jurors, Wears Out Judge's Trousers BORGER, AUJT. 10 (Special)-When a jury case lasts for three weeks, such as the personal property suit now being: heard in district court herej it can be a strain on everythins from the juror's figures to the judge's trousers. Fred Reddinjr. jury member on the case, struggles to keep his weight down to an attractive 167 pounds. After three weeks of lounging in the jury- box.

Kending: is bemoaning the fact that he now tips the scales at 177. The same is tme of Carl Floyd who has gained an additional ten pounds during the trial. Bat Judge Jack Allen has worn out a pair of trousers during the case. Tuesday he telephoned his wife at Spearman to send him another pair. The trousers, which used to be in fine shape before the case, be- jran to give way during court Tuesday.

Barnett Shamrock Band Leader SHAMROCK. Aug. 10 Barnett, who has had 15 years experience in teaching music directing bands, has assumed 'his duties as director of the Shamrock Municipal Band this week, succeeding Coi. E. D.

Crites. who resigned. Barnett comes to Shamrock from Canyon where he directed the Canyon High School band since January. For two years previous he wis associated with the'Meyer Music Man. Amarilio.

and the Amarillo College of Music. He played trumpet with the Music Philharmonic orchestra the past two seasons. Portugal will coin nearly in new silver "money. HARRIS SPECIALS A A A I ENRICHED-- NONE BETTER. FLOUR Purasnow.

24 Ibs 1 Iffc CRYSTAL WHITE A-B BRAND, 5YRUP No. 5 Can, 37c; No. 10 Can ..69 MILK CARNATION, BORDEN'S or PET, 3 Large or 6 Small Cans For 29 POTATOES MEDIUM SIZE White Rose, 10 Lbs. 15 DEL MONTE PRESERVES 79 TAM ALES Gold Medal. No.

Cans. 2 for 2S ICE CREAM Extra Rich and Smooth. Quart. 25 PEN JEL For Making Better Jelly. Pkg.

1Q ORANGE JUICE 12-Oz. Cans Strictly Fresh, Dozen 3S RAISIN BRAN Skinner's, 2 19 GREEN PEELED CHILI 3 Cans 23c FRUIT JAR CAPS KEEK'S, Complete. Doz. 21C Armours Target, jNo. VA Can.

24c KRAFT'S DINNER 3 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE Firm, Crisp, Head 7c BLACKEYED PEAS Fresh Snap. Lb. 5c FRESH CORN 6 for 15c ICE COLD WATERMELONS 2c BETTER MEATS BETTER MEALS LIVER Young Beef. 23 BAKED LOAVES AH Kinds, 25 PICKLED PIG FEET LB. 15c LARGE BOLOGNA LB.

15c SLICED BACON Armour's Repeat, LB. 29c DRY SALT SQUARES u. 15c 2 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU Store No. 1 420 N. Store No.

2 707 E. 10th A HOME INSTITUTION WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AT THESE LOW PRICES 2 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU Stort No. 1 420 N. Store No. 2 707 E.

10th Just recelvedMarge shipment of Vanity rayon jersey slip with net ruffled flounce and dainty lace. 'Out to government restrictions this will be our lost shipment of Hits poiticuior number. Colors are cameo. or navy. Junior 32-38: 'Regular sizes 32-42.

sizes 2.95 Tite Panties A frio of slimsfsrs one a shorl euf fo a streamlined silhouette. Each in different length in soft Rayon You'll wont loft of thorn for off occasions. Short to wear without a girdle; Medium to wear with a short girdle; Long to wear with a long girdle. Sizes 4 to 7. Cameo color 1.T5 Sixts 8 and 9, 1.45 MAIL ORDERS- RUED White Kiric Style Quantity Slip i.

Pantie 1 Address Charge C.O JD. Amarillo, Texas Size Color i i Check LINGERIE--Main Floor.