Loneliness and New Paths For a Middle Aged Widow
Dorothy Dix answers a middle aged widow seeking a new life after her husband’s death. She is advised to pursue meaningful work through charities or travel, and cautioned that marriage is not a guaranteed cure for loneliness or happiness. The column covers widows’ options, advice for unhappy marriages, and insurance questions.
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Broken Engagements Advice Leaflet Prompts Reunion Help
Dorothy Dix advises rebuilding social life after an engagement ends and offers leaflet D-1. Send 5 cents and SASE to Miss Dix at this newspaper box in Times Square to obtain a copy. Bell Syndicate, Inc. releases the piece for public distribution.
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Needle Art Club Hosts Garden 42 Party in Hawkins Home
Needle Art Club members and spouses gathered at KF D Hawkins 906 Sunset for dinner and a 42 party in the garden. Prizes went to Floyd Ramsey for traveling, Leslie Stephens for high, and J P Edwards for low. Attendees included Mel Phipps, Homer Tuttle, Frank Brown, and others. A birthday coffee for Mrs Hawkins followed at 1505 Madison. Next meeting Sept 5 at 804 Lamar hosted by Mrs Pittman.
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Texas cattle king Col Ike Pryor Civil War service
Col Ike T. Pryor, noted Texas cattle king, served in the Civil War starting at age nine. He joined for three years, spanning his early wartime involvement as a youth.
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Ike T. Pryor
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