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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
Morgan County unit 15 American Legion Auxiliary recalls a 5 PM meeting at the Legion Home on Bank Street with all members urged to attend. Social calendar note includes weddings and receptions in Decatur with local connections.
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Edwards and sons Malcolm and Bingham will be at Sea Island Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wallace Dr and Mrs. Walton Anderson Dr. and Mrs. John C. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wyker Jr Decatur and Mr and Mrs. Comer Ezell Shelbyville will spend Saturday at Clyde Danteys summer home on Wilson Lake. Mr Dantey will entertain Saturday evening for a group of his friends. Mr. D Gamble and daughter Peggy of Memphis will visit their mother and grandmother Mrs Maude Gamble this weekend. Frank Philpot and family of Montgomery plus Joe Philpot and family of Chattanooga will arrive Saturday to spend the Fourth.
Dorothy Dix argues loneliness stems from mindset not life conditions. She profiles anti social traits, self centered behavior, and lack of effort to cultivate friendships, urging singles and couples to invest time and effort, be pleasant, and avoid prying into pasts.
Civic leader Jesse Gould declares a crusade for good causes in Memphis. He states he exposed a New Perk money scheme and promises further disclosures.
A reader laments a fiancé who never gives gifts and shows no generosity. Dorothy Dix replies that stinginess is a major fault for a husband and nearly incurable, advising independence and caution before marriage.
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