St Patrick Day Dinner Draws Get Together Club
The Get Together club held its regular dinner meeting Thursday at six thirty in the Lyons Hotel private dining room. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Jamesgard, Mrs. Quentin Subtt and Mrs. Jerry Comer. Guests and members enjoyed a four course meal, bingo prizes, and two contests won by Mrs. G N Aldriage and Mrs Fred Trimble.
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ST. Patrick
Get Together Club
Lyons Hotes
Harold — T. “Jamsgard
Quentin L. Sub
Jerry B. Comer
Gren
G. N. Aldriage
Fred Trimble
E. L. Mercer
Detroit
Michigan
Irma Phillips
Dearborn
Euylla- Stoval
Sam
Nettles
John Biers
G. E. Leng
E. W. Strother” II
Harry Panler
Ed Bowden
Dond Nebrig
Evelyn Marshall
Dear Miss Dix on marriage and the dead in love
A reader asks if a living couple should marry despite a deceased spouse's promise not to remarry. The advisor notes no sane reason to honor the dead over the living and warns jealousy can force lifelong vows, while urging consideration of happiness and the reality of time left to live.
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Miss Dix
Homsick
Circles of Central Methodist W S C S Meet Monday
Miss Ruby Sandlin and Mrs. Sarah Long attend a delightful occasion. Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Central Methodist church plan Monday meetings at 3 PM with four circles hosting at homes on Jackson and Grant Streets and the church parlor.
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Ruby Sandlin
Sarah Long
E. Long
Martin Kingsmors
Euylla Stovall
Bernice Quinn
Central Methodist W. 8S. C. S
St Johns Auxiliary to Meet in Three Units Monday
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal church will convene Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Unit one gathers at Mrs. Robert Harrison's home, unit two at Mrs. Clyde Kimberlin's residence 240 Jackson Street, and unit three at Mrs. Charles Eyster's home 426 Sherman Street.
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ST. John's Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Robert Harrison
Clyde Kimberlin
Jackson Street
Charles Eyster
Sherman Street
Dorothy Dix Advice On Joining To Beat Loneliness
A Dorothy Dix reader shares how moving to a new city felt lonely until joining churches clubs and community groups. The columnist endorses joining to build friendships and ease homesickness, noting the value of social integration for newcomers and families. The column later presents a young woman asking if marriage is wise given a jealous and abusive fiancé.
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Cie
Dorothy
Schools’ Parents Association
Musing on Loss and Moral Judgment in War Time
The speaker reflects on the fate of those left behind after a conflict. They warn that imagining heavenly reward for the departed feels more like Hell than Heaven. They doubt sainthood applies to those who would relish another’s misery.
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Hell
Heaven
Paradise
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