Why Grow Old and Take a Vacation This Year
Josephine Lowman writes on family vacations urging couples to vacation alone to strengthen marriage, noting the strain of trips with children and suggesting alternatives. The piece mentions a future column and includes reader requests for a leaflet on camping tricks. Tomorrow: You're Not Sy Im for two or three days away from portants. Leola Lowe Weds Darrell Ray Bonham in Rand home ceremony with Claude Costalo officiating.
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Papa
Junior
Susy
Ibeth
Josephine
Leola Lowe
Darrell Ray Bonham
BR. L. Bonham
Belle
J. B. Lowe
Rand
Hey
Claude Costalo
John Blasko
Norfolk Bride Bar bra Worrell to wed Richard Viers May 18
Miss Barbara Mae Worrell, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Britton Worrell, and Richard Leigh Viers, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Viers of Norfolk, plan a May 18 wedding at Colonial Avenue Methodist Church. Both graduates of local high schools, the couple will reside at 412 West 29th Street.
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Barbara Mae Worrell
Norris Britton Worrell
Richard Leigh Viers
E. L. Viers
Norfolk
John Amos
Colonial Avenue Methodist Church
Mallory
West 29Th St
Black Angus Dynasty Warns Of Future Food Crowding
Inez Robb decries a rising Black Angus influence as a possible future shortage of city slickers and cattle fanciers race to curb it. She humorously notes Angus may not enter politics soon but could dominate agriculture and society within years, predicting crowdedness and changes in daily life.
Riesel Panel Discusses Labor Votes and Truman Kefauver Rift
Victor Riesel argues that rank and file members of the American Federation of Labor are not bound to a party. He notes personal voting differs from mobilizing others. He accuses Truman strategists of mocking Kefauver amid broad rank and file support.
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Cid
Federation of Labor
Dan
Truman
Sen
Kefauver
White House
City Club Calendar Highlights and Hostesses
Today's schedule lists Magic Valley Club luncheon at 11:30 a.m. in the West Virginia Room with Mrs. John Bannen as hostess, a 1 p.m. Board of Directors meeting of the League of Women Voters at Mrs. R. B. Shepard's home on Upper Ridgeway Road, a 2 p.m. UDC Chapter No. 151 gathering at Loudon Heights Road home of Mrs. Perry Poffenbarger with co-hostesses Mrs. Charles N. Allen and Mrs. John Hogedus, South Hills Mother's Club dinner at 4:30 p.m. at Wren's Nest with officer installation, Nu Phi My Sorority at 7:4 p.m., and Valley Sell Dairy on Roane Street arranging details.
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Magic Valley Club
West Virginia
John Bannen
League of Women Voters
R. B. Shepard
Upper Ridgeway Ra
UDC
Perry Poffenbarger
Loudon Heights
Charles N, Allen
John Hogedus
South Hills
Mother’s Club
Parenting Safe Play Areas On Busy Streets
A reader urges caution for mothers with toddlers playing near busy streets. Experts advise enforcing outdoor limits, supervising at all times, and fostering child trust only as safety rules are learned. Consider inviting the neighboring child to play on the same side to reduce street exposure and reinforce boundaries. Promptly retrieve wandering children to prevent accidents and teach responsibility as they grow. Our booklet No. 84 on Bad Habits covers running away and related issues.
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Qin Street
Bey
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Montgomery Wedding Ties Giannini to Long at Immaculate Conception
Elizabeth Ann Giannini became the bride of Edward A. Long at Immaculate Conception Church in Montgomery. Officiating was Father Charles Doyle. reception followed at Italian Hall in Smithers. The couple will reside in Smithers after a honeymoon at Virginia Beach. Long is employed at A and P Super Market.
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Immacuate Conception
Montgomery
Elizabeth Ann Giannini
Edward A. Long
G. N. Long
Charles Doyle
Smithers
Ernest Giannini
Jean Giannini
Marion Long
Mary Ann Bree
Patsy Brown
Philip Jenkins
Thompson and Layton marry in Chesapeake ceremony
Miss Fay Rose Thompson wed Charles Lewis Layton on May 29 at Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. M. B. Melton officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson and a reception followed at the bride's parents home in Chesapeake. Mrs. Layton attended East Bank estate School. Mr. Layton was educated in Reed schools.
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Fay Rose Thompson
Charles Lewis Layton
Ernest Layton
Reed
M. B. Melton
Missionary Baptist Church
James Thompson
C. E. Thompson
Chesapeake
Aurora Bride Weds Ste. Arnold Wesley Prather
Opal Maxine Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Evans of Aurora Colorado married June 8 to Ste Arnold Wesley Prather of Oak Hill. Ceremony at Oak Hill Methodist Church with Dr C G Eastwood officiating and reception following. Bride wore white satin gown with Chantilly lace and illusion veil. carried white Bible with carnations. double strand pearls from husband. Attendants included Ruth Ann Prather and Set William Legg. Husband formerly at Collins High School, Korea duty, now at Fort Hustis Virginia, employed by Babcock and Fox Co. in Barberton. They reside at 2196 with St Akron.
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Opal Maxine Evans
Will Evans
Aurora
Col
Ste. Arnold Wesley Prather
Oak Hill
C. G. Eastwood
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Roger Howell
Norma Brooks
Aurora High School
Colorado Woman's College
Collins High School
Korea
Fort Hustis
Soviet youth urged to wait before marriage, Komsomol Pravda warns
The Communist Youth League paper tells a young Soviet to delay marriage until better acquainted after reports of impulsive unions ending badly. It cites a wife whose husband vanished with her overcoat and boots a week after the wedding. Princess Margaret to wed Prince Nicholas of Yugoslavia draws note as our princesses are not merely political brides.
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Moscow
Communist Youth League
Komsomol Pravda
Hubby
Margaret
Nicholas
Yugoslavia
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