Dear Helen Advice Column From The Daily Review
Mixed-Up asks about allowing a 17 year old to buy a car with his own money and fears for a 4 year old to ever drive. Helen Worden Erskine replies that the mother should allow the older son to save and buy his car and grant the younger child supervised driving with a chaperone. A second letter recounts a broken engagement over faith and urges choosing a path consistent with personal beliefs. A third writer seeks escape from a controlling home life and Helen urges a thoughtful Christmas approach. A Canadian reader shares concerns about an adopted child diverging into delinquency and warns that adoption carries responsibility.
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Amaniacs
Pile
Dhey
Wong
1962 Weedlecraft Catalog Crochet Pattern Sale
Readable lines advertise crochet and sewing patterns for sale including doilies quilts and bedspreads. Offers 35 cent tones and Mail to Chelsea Station York NY with address and zone requirements.
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P T A Forms Disaster Unit For School Civil Defense
Decoto area P T A groups unite to form a disaster preparedness unit across six Becola district schools under Mrs. Winnifred Bobone and Mrs. Bobonic. The panel plans first aid supplies and kits at each school, with bandages prioritized for homes then the wider community. Local leaders and volunteers trained under Sheriff Lt. Shntey Petersen will coordinate with the School Civil Defense Committee in Untott City and Hayward.
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Hayward
Arroyo Grads Attend Fifth Annual Christmas Party
Mrs. Roger Brown of Castro Valley hosted the fifth annual Christmas party for Arroyo High School graduates. The seven young women, all from Arroyo, gathered for games and exchanges at the festive event.
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Roger Brown
Castro Valley
Telende
Mrs America study predicts record Christmas gifts for wives
A research firm reports American wives expect fur coats and other luxury items this Christmas based on 250 telephone interviews with husbands in five markets. The study, focusing on middle to upper income families, estimates total holiday spending around 8.23 billion dollars with an average of two to three gifts per husband and a rising share of households giving fewer items but higher value gifts.
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Chienon
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Los Angeles
Dallas
Atlanta
Points for Parents by Ldyth Thomas Wallace
An excerpt discussing parental guidance on delaying gratification. A mother explains hiding gifts marked do not open until Christmas and the family plan to keep them under the tree. The piece emphasizes parental example in teaching children self control during holiday anticipation.
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Ldyth Thomas Wallace
Nana
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