Dear Abby column tips on aging and marriage troubles
A reader asks how to hide her true age from her husband on passports and birth certificates. Abby cautions against doctoring documents and suggests being nonchalant or confiding in advance.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
5
A reader asks how to hide her true age from her husband on passports and birth certificates. Abby cautions against doctoring documents and suggests being nonchalant or confiding in advance.
Practical home guidance covers extending wood floor life with regular cleaning, improving work habits to reduce fatigue, using a proper width roller to minimize kneeling when painting baseboards, and protecting walls with shields. Advice also suggests varied meals and fabrics chosen for colorfastness and durability.
Cotton excels all other apparel fibers in resisting fading from perspiration. Cottonseeds are said to have been planted first in Florida in 1556.
The Luker families gathered for a July 4 reunion with G W Luker’s relatives joining from Hobbs New Mexico Odessa Fort Worth Dora Portales Burleson Brownfield and other towns. Dean Luker was re elected president and guests included Lillie Avaritt as guest of honor. The report notes textile finishes for cloth options.
Alton West interim pastor of Immanuel Baptist Brownfield spoke to Gomez Baptist Church Brotherhood in the fellowship hall Monday morning. Cecil Cowan led the business session. Earl McNabb and Rev Johnny Lee prepared breakfast as the church marked Rev Lee’s first year.
Mr and Mrs Will F Green attended the homecoming event at Peacock over the weekend confirming their social ties and participation in the local community gathering.
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