Popular Girl Qualities And Beauty’s Role In Status
Dear Miss Dix answers what makes a girl popular, emphasizing amiability, tact, intelligence, and social skills over beauty. Beauty helps but is not essential, as kindness and sociability win broad admiration among both sexes, with dismissive cautions about vanity and arrogance. The piece also explores handling marital fidelity and divorce, advising patience and consideration of children.
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Miss Dix
M. E
Dorothy Ootix
Mooody
Dear. Miss Dix We Seek Guidance on Marital Troubles
A wife explains a sixteen year marriage with two daughters aged 14 and 10. Her husband has a quick temper, and his invalid mother lives with them. They say they have been happy until now and seek guidance on their troubled situation.
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Miss Dix
Dear Miss Dix: Should a new doctor marry soon after graduation
A reader asks about the pros and cons of immediate marriage for a new medical graduate. The column notes a young doctor's typical earnings lag and risks of financial strain or abandoning the profession if marriage comes too quickly, while Dorothy Dix cannot respond personally but handles general-interest problems.
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Dorothy Dix
Palm tree products include sugar wine starch oil wax resins
Palm trees of various species yield diverse products such as sugar wine starch oil wax and resins highlighting the range of substances obtainable from different palm varieties.
HARTSELLE NEWS ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
The Hartsel le area reports a district meeting in Decatur with local members attending including Mrs W V Pattillo and Rev J Clifton Draper among others. Women of Scripture class discussed the book The Five Marys, and a Rainbow Garden Club meeting featured Christmas decorations and a card tree. Births, dismissals, and visitors are noted as local residents and guests are listed throughout the community notices.
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Elso
Decatur
W. V. Pattillo
Councellor
J. Clifton Draper
Martha
Jean Channell
Anne Sample
Virginia Anne Johnson
Betty McDaniels
Sarah. .Norwood
Louise Thrasher
Dorothy Sweeems
Marveline Moore
Joe Thompson
Ralph Pattillo
Robert Peck
Frank Stewart
Bob Orr
Gibson Home
Rainbow Garden Club
Leeman Gibson
Elwood Burks
Tommy Kimbrough
Mrs Broom Leads Royal Service Program at Church
Mrs M H Broom directed the Royal Service program of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society on Monday afternoon at the church. The theme was Christ The Answer For The World. Mrs William Cost gave a devotional on Hopes and Fears with Christmas music and a vocal solo by Mrs Charles Taul. Other items included Some Plans For Peace by several members and The Light that Leads To Peace by Mrs J W Hunter. The program closed with Peace Is My Responsibility and an altar decorated to match Peace on Earth.
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L. C Pattis
R. Bracken Puckett
Luke
Betty Lou Horton
Carolyn Johnson
Lucia Faye Cooper
Jill Holland
Mary Sue Bennett
Dorothy Jean
Self
Phil Wasson
C. C. Oden
Guy Roberts
Charles Taul
Henry Stephenson
R. L. Sherrill
Belle Bray
Julius Glasscock
J. W. Hunter
C. Y. Quinn
Earth
Dobbins Talks on Industry at Rotary Meeting
Jack Hoffhaus chaired the Rotary club gathering on Tuesday with W. O. Dobbins Jr. of the state Planning Board as guest speaker. Dobbins spoke at length on Alabama natural resources and outlined three ways to attract industry to a town. About thirty local businessmen attended and M. H. Broom won the attendance prize.
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Dobbins
Jack Hoffhaus
Rotary Club
Hoffhaus
W. O. Dobbins Jr
State Planning Board
Montgomery
Alabama
Birthday Party for Jane McClanahan Featured Festivities
The fifth birthday of Jane McClanahan was celebrated at home on Rock Street with a Christmas themed party. Santa visited, prizes were awarded for a donkey’s tail game, and guests enjoyed cakes and ice cream. A church of relatives and friends assisted in hosting, and many children from Decatur and surrounding towns attended. The Morgan County High School PTA December meeting also occurred that day.
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Jane McClanahan
R. H. McClanahan
Rock Street
Edna Carol Roberts
Santa Carus
McClanahan
Gene Hicks
Buck Lovelady
J. Y. Hamil
Decatur
Garland McClanahan
Auston McClanahan
Rita Faye Wallace
Anne’ Howard Fenn
Len Wallace
Nancy Stroup
Cherie Ray
Paul Summerford
Bill Hallbrooks
Frances Leah Puckett
Betty
Claude Lavender Jr
Marsha Rea
Joan
June Walling
Ronnie Lott
John E
Becky Bean
Dottie
Diane Hartselle
Jerry
Peggy Rackley
Suzanne
Robert Drinkard
Maxcey Gibson
Morgan County High School Parent Teacher Association
H. M. Betterton
Hartssel Hospital News Birth Report
A son named William Douglas was born to Mr and Mrs Calvin Burnett of Hartselle last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Claude Mitchell are also mentioned in the brief note.
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Hartselle
George Truette
Don Gary
W.E. Brown Jr
Alton Boger
Hoyt Long
Eloise Horne
Lipscomb
C-W. Ratliff Danville
G. W. Puckett
Paine
C ©. Speezie
Martha Jennings
Eva
Kelso
Danville
Hartselle Hospital
William Douglas
Calvin Burnett
Claude Mitchell
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Florence State Teachers College
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Birmingham
Jim Cain
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Herbert Payne
Anniston
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Russellville
Dick Hodges
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Jack Townsend
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J. R. Tolleson
Steve Walden
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Lee Dodson
Tommy
Osborne
Kansas
John Houston
J. W. Henderson
Claude Lavender
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