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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
9
Dorothy Dix explains how letters and home ties affect soldiers in training and service. She urges keeping contact through mail and packages while noting soldiers may not always show appreciation. A reader asks about a son dating a girl from another church and attending services with her.
Buell Grant Garrison of Moose Lodge No. 243 Decatur received the Moose Pilgrim Degree of Merit at Mooseheart Illinois in a ceremony led by Pilgrim Governor Rodney Branden. He joined 112 honorees from the US Canada and Great Britain as one of about 1 in 10 000 Moose members to earn the honor with high level Moose dignitaries in attendance.
Robert Lawrence, an American, conducts the government sponsored Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra in Turkey. Quebec supplies 70 percent of the world’s asbestos. The first library in the United States began in 1638 when John Harvard donated 400 books to the university named after him.
Lenita Long Elliott of Moulton earned an A B in political science from Birmingham Southern College. She attended Lawrence County High School, joined Phi Sigma Iota Lambda Delta Epsilon Entre Amigos and AAUW, and was an honor student. She belongs to Zeta Tau Alpha. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Long of Moulton.
The Dorothy Dix trademark is registered in the U.S. Patent Office by The Bell Syndicate Inc. The report notes official filing and registration details.
A reader is advised to send problems to Dorothy Dix or request her free leaflet D-32 How Honest Are You with a stamped self addressed envelope and sent to her care at the listed address.
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