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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
6
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Dorothy Dix argues women cause most divorces by returning unsatisfactory marriages to the "bargain counter" while men tolerate flaws. She claims wives magnify faults, pursue divorce more, and that patience could keep families together, noting men seek a second romance and alimony forces.
Self-consciousness reduces pleasure and charm by blocking natural engagement. A reader shares how self-doubt ruins conversations, while genuine listening draws others. The piece urges undivided attention, natural remarks, and friendly facial cues, offering leaflet No. 59 on overcoming loneliness.
Advertisement for pattern 4989 in sizes 12 through 20 with a square neckline cap sleeves and deep hem. Includes 358 yard length for size 16, illustrated instructions and pattern belt ribbon. Send 24 cents to Anne Adams The Charleston Gazette Pattern Dept New York to receive pattern and address form. Also introduces Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with 20 cents extra and directions for bath sarongs.
A student of house locks explains aging mechanisms and practical advice. Front and back door security should use pin tumblers with deadbolts to resist forced entry, while interior doors need privacy and easy access for parental emergencies. Padlocks favor disc tumbler designs over warded types for higher security.
Herman P. Dean spoke to the Charleston Rotary Club on collecting and hobby He cited coffins spiders webs timetables chamber pots and other odd articles as examples of hobbies Dean listed assets of collecting including achievement cultural value happiness historical and financial returns He closed with incidents from his work collecting old gourds.
Harold Waugh was installed as president of the tonal Order of Eagles No. 519 on Wednesday night by H. H. Chinn, deputy grand president. Other officers named include Otis Fahl as vice president James Dillon as chaplain A. T. Kennedy as secretary Fred W. Dudley as treasurer Joe DeBol as conductor Richard Honaker as Inside Guard and C. B. Badger as outer guard. Trustees named were Walter Brilion E. M. McConshay Jr. and Willis Robinson.
West Virginia Singers League District No 1 will hold an all day meeting tomorrow at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Handle. Send home repair problems to Mr Coby and general interest questions may appear in a forthcoming column.
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