Daughters of American Revolution Elect New Officers
The Daughters of the American Revolution Colonel John Robbins Chapter met at the Country Club with Mrs Alfred Stevens presiding. Mrs Richard P Geron reported on the Continental Congress in Washington. The chapter voted to present an American flag to Woodmeade Elementary School in honor of outgoing regent Mrs Stevens. New officers installed include regent Mrs J M Julich first vice regent Mrs A D Stevens second vice regent Mrs Rudas Collier recording secretary Mrs Raymond J Sedlak corresponding secretary Mrs Sam Wheat treasurer Mrs E M Frazier librarian Mrs Milner Jones chaplain.
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John Robbins
the Daughters of the Ameri Revolution
Alfred Stevens
Richard P. Geron
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Edwin Frazier
Woodmeade Elementary School
Stevens
Geron
J. M. Julich
A. D. Stevens
Redus Collier
Raymond J. Sedlak
Sam Wheat
E. M. Frazier
Milner Jones
Goren on Bridge Q Aids Strategic Bids and Openings
Chessy bridge columns discuss several hands with South as declarer or responder. Advice covers Blackwood timing for four no trump, raising clubs, rebids after partner shows strength, and opening under various vulnerabilities with focus on suit quality and avoiding awkward rebids.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
North East South West
Moving tips from a practical Homemaker
Dear Hel oise reader Bonnie Linden shares simple moving advice from packing a large suitcase ahead of time to creating a personal footlocker with daily essentials. Tips include preserving bedding with fitted sheets, using bath towels to protect clothing, and leaving the last loaded items for easy unloading.
Safe disposal tip for used razor blades
An article fragment suggests disposing of used razor blades by dropping them into an empty spice can. The note mentions a spice can with an opening suitable for blade disposal.
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Heloise
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
In a 1967 column, Ann Landers addresses a reader in her seventies admitting unwanted midlife affection for a former lover, warning against romanticizing the past and urging boundaries. The page also includes letters from a frustrated child, a parent–child communication note, and a friend’s social faux pas involving a dog shower party.
Letter of Laughter Dear Helotse From a Harried Housewife
A late family quip recalls a great grandmother’s line about fighting dirt all life and being buried in it. The note is framed as a lighthearted reflection on constant chores and humor amid daily strain.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Mer
Helotse
Wedding of Carol Nelson and Walter Screws in Washington
Washington scene covers the June 10 ceremony at Westminster United Presbyterian Church with Miss Carol Suzanne Nelson of St Paul and Mr Walter Chester Screws of Decatur wed. Rev Harry Porter and Hon John H Buchanan Jr directed. The couple will reside in Alexandria after a Delaware trip.
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Washington, D.C
Carol Suzanne Nelson
St. Paul, Minn
St. George
Arthur W. Nelson
St. Paul
Charles Martin
Muscle Shoals
James Abstine
Indianapolis
Ind
Tom Cole
Falls Church
Nelson
Rehobeth Beach
Delaware
Alexandri
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Roy Todd
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