Your Horoscope for December 24 1971 by Jeane Dixon
Daily guidance notes prior decisions shape the day with emphasis on dignity and self awareness. Aries should rest from commercial matters and enjoy social activities while Taurus stays in good humor and expresses feelings to loved ones. Gemini and Cancer urge focus on work and reflection, with Virgo devoting time to perfected touches and Libra facing limited progress beyond holiday phenomena. Scorpio begins with details, Sagittarius seeks serenity and new contacts, Capricorn notes friendship may not become romance, Aquarius promotes peace, and Pisces invites extra support and effort.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Gander
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Dear Abby He’s All Talk And No Action
The letter from a wife details her husband’s repeated sudden changes about buying a home and a loan offer he undercuts, leaving her frustrated and unsure why he acts this way. Abby’s reply urges cold feet and frozen assets likely explain his behavior and advises lowering expectations.
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Abby
Tea Coat
Anc
P.S
U.S
Korea
States
Army Post
J.S
Miss Kay Vernon Hosts Bridal Courtesies in Rural Hall
A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Pollard at 214 Coleman Street Rural Hall celebrated Miss Kay Vernon with an array of greens and floating candles in champagne glasses. Guests included Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Roseanna Garcia, Miss Edley Ann Mobley, and many local residents as the bride elect was presented with a corsage. a coffee gathering followed at the Pollard home on the Franklin Turnpike with Advent wreaths and Christmas decor.
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Kay Vernon
Miller
William Kelly McCallister
Vernon
Trigjon
Roseanna Garcia
Edley Ann Mobley
Dies
Michael Terry
Anthony
Roy Millner
Frank Pollard
Thomas Harris
Mobley Jr
Melvin
Edwin Pugh
Gay Vernon
the Smith
Wayne M. Lig
Holiday Inn
Pollard
Coleman St
Tamara
Rural Hall
N.C
Varole
Erna
Franklin Turnpike
Terry
Mrs Emilie Wiles Hosts Christmas Guests
Mrs Emilie Wiles of 208 Moffett Street entertained Christmas guests including her sister Lt Col Christine B Cox USAF Retired and her son in law and daughter Col and Mrs Donald C Jones of Clark Air Force Base in the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie B. Wiles
Moffettt St
Christine B. Cox
U.S
Donald C. Jones
Clark Air Force Base
Phillipine Islands
Zip It Up Pattern Offer for Misses Sizes 8-16
Advertises Sewin knits fabric pattern 9010 for Misses sizes 8 to 16 with 1½ yards of 45 inch fabric. Includes price 75 cents per pattern plus 25 cents for air mail handling. Mail to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York. Catalog option offers 150 styles for 80 cents.
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Sewin
Dacron
Marian Martin
the Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Compiled For The Page
The page lists a dense crossword with numerous clues across and down including November figures Abbi underworld god gift items seasonals and various geographic and language terms. It reads like a puzzle reference with entries for people places and abstract concepts across many numbered positions.
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Aegean Island
Java
Georgia
Alabama
Louise Oliver Hosts Christmas Dinner for Hospital Staff
Mrs. Louise Oliver of 440 Brooke Drive hosted the Christmas party for the Memorial Hospital second shift employees Tuesday at noon. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and dinner served with attendees listed including Mrs. Elnora Herndon, Miss Carolyn Shatterly, Mrs. Audrey McCoy, Mrs. Jane Cassell, Mrs. Allie Chambers, Mrs. Kitty Moore, Mrs. Annie Satterfield, Mrs. Bernice Ward, Mrs. John East, Mrs. Elizabeth Neal, Mrs. Wayne Thomas, Miss Sandra McGaha, Miss Shirley Walker, Mrs. Jimmy Mays, Mrs. Danny Reynolds, and Mrs. Mike Howerton.
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Louise’ Oliver
Brooke Drive
Three West
Memorial Hospital
Pollyanna
Elnora Herndon
Carolyn Shatterly
Audrey McCoy
Jane Cassell
Allie Chambers
Kitty Moore
Annie Satterfield
Bernice Ward
John East
Elizabeth Neal
Wayne Thomas
Sandra’ McGaha
Shirley Walker
Jimmy Mays
Danny Reynolds
Mike Howerton
Special Precautions Urged To Prevent Christmas Fires
Washington AP report urges Americans to take precautions during Christmas as 25 to 50 people may die in holiday fires and up to 13,300 fires could occur this season. Richard Bland, head of the National Commission on Fire Prevention and Control, cites potential 1,000 to 2,000 burn injuries and property losses over 3 million dollars. He warns that Christmas trees, candles, evergreens, and unattended people can spread horror amid combustibles. The commission, funded last summer, will submit its two year study to President Nixon and Congress.
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Wasilington
Richard JB. Bland
Presidents National Commission On Fire Prevention and Control
Bland
Presidential Commission
Nixon
Congress
Pennsylvania State
Surrey Hills Yale Winners Named
James Mort won the Surrey Wills Part T Club home decoration contest. First prize home is 602 Berkshire Drive. Second place to Gordon Windhorn at 644 Dover Place and third to William L. Bell IL at 460 Berkshire Drive. Honorable mention went to C A Phelps of Cambridge Drive.
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J Ames
Mort
Surrey Wills Part T Club
Berkshire Drive
Gordon Windhorn
Dover Place
William L. Bell
Bershire Drive
C.A. Phelps
Cambridge Drive
GeSast
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Abigail van Buren
Miss Kay Vernon
Spital
Liggon
Carolyn Tate
Danville
Callahan
Watson St
Joy T
Hitchcock Studio
Shinney White
R.N
Helen Lindsey
Judy Bradley
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
U.S. Army Branch
Spain
Aneurin of
Gluck
Cather
Ambler
Gov't Agency
Netherlands
Mrs. Louise Oliver
Howard Beach
Alberto Lanzois
Grinders
Germany
Georgie Girl
University
Surrey Hills
Yale
Christ
Manger
Share
Sherwood Shopping Center
Allen’s Jewelers
Main Street
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