Jealousy and In-Laws in Marriage Advice Columns
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader to conquer jealousy toward a fiancé’s family and stresses common sense, noting affection for relatives differs from marital love and warning against living with in-laws before control is gained. A widow seeks enforcement of her son’s support. advice suggests legal threat to compel provision. A man contemplates marrying for a city home and money, with guidance to choose own path and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora V
Dorothy Dix
Paul L
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Proper Use Of Ladies Or Women By Emily Post
A reader asks about using ladies versus women in social writing and when to use each term. Emily Post notes that women is preferred except in specific contexts, and suggests avoiding “ladies” as provincial. The letter also shares a wedding organist dilemma and arranging seating and recessional access.
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Emily Post
Mary Jones
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Comecus
Feasibility of Organ Access During Service
The speaker weighs organ placement near the chancel for a singer. If the organ stays at the right side near the chancel it is feasible for her to move from the organ to the front pew. If the organ is distant or in the gallery it becomes impractical to delay the service for her procession. There is no propriety issue, only feasibility.
Miss June Smith to wed Mr. Tabor on Saturday
Miss June Smith daughter of Frank E. Smith will wed William Rudolph Tabor son of the late Walter Price Tabor in a 4 30 p m ceremony at College Avenue Baptist Church The Rev Wendell G Davis and the Rev Dr Harmon B Ramsey will officiate James Elmer Brown is organist Mrs Conrad Cook of Athens is soloist Harriet Smith maid of honor Martha Spangler Jean Houchins bridesmaids Best man and ushers include Ralph Jackson Alvin Griffin Howard Smith and Gene Fourney of Blue Jay W Va A reception will follow
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June Smith
Frank Eugene Smith
William Rudolph Tabor
Walter Price Tabor
College Avenue Baptist Church
Wendell G. Davis
Harmon B. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
James Elmer Brown
Conrad Cook
Athens
Miss Smith
Har
Riet Smith
Martha Spangler
Jean Houchins
Princeton
Messrs
Ralph Jackson
Alvin Griffin
Howard Smith
Bother
Gene Fourney
Blue Jay
W. Va
Curtain making note on deep headings and shrinkage
When making new window curtains a deep heading should be made at the top even if the draperies cover it. After laundering the extra material will be needed due to shrinkage.
Bellevue Event Showcases Rosey Decor and Gifts
Bellevue featured Rosey in abundant decorative use as covers were laid for twelve. Mrs Udy presented the honores with a chosen china gift, marking a formal gesture of appreciation and celebration.
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Bellevue
Rosey
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Miss Dix
Fate
Jer
Meson Jon
Beth
Immediate Paper Supply CO
Hone
W. V
William Dudley
Charlottesville
Dudley
University of Virginia
Paper Supply Company
Bluefield
Metek
Nieto
Istributed B Paper Supply Company
Mr. Tabor
Paris
Tailortown
Paul Udy
The
Jacques Fath
Jeanne Lanvin
Cox's
Cox
Mobilaire Fan
Chicago House Furnishing Company
Bluefield, VA
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