Dorothy Dix Says on wives, bosses, and money woes
Dorothy Dix offers parable on women negotiating in business offices and marriages. A worker recalls distrust of wives toward employers and the impact of pay and power on marital harmony. A schoolteacher asks about furnishing a new home with guidance favoring shared contributions and financial independence.
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Miss DIX
Letar
Thas
Paris
Bet
Dorothy DIX Tam
Katy
Arnie
County Federation Meeting Set Friday in Ozark Church
The Dale County Federated Clubs hold their annual meeting Friday at 3 00 pm in the Ozark Methodist Church. Mrs. WH Hunt leads as county chair. All clubs to be recognized with presidents outlining their projects for 1950 51. Hostess clubs are Ozark Book Club Matrens Study Club and Muses Club with respective presidents. Special program music directed by Mrs. Glenn Wells.
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Ozark
Federated Clubs
Dale County
Ozark Methodist Church
WH. Hunt
Ozark Book Club
Corinne Wella
Matrens
Secrets of Charm and Morning Routines
A fragmented collage of advice and trivia from a vintage paper. It promotes wake up rituals to improve mood, stretches and breathing for energy, a sales pitch for a calendar, and a brief AP report about Catholic priests in Japan postwar. Names include John Robert Powers and Power Girls Tomorrow with uncertain context.
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Power Girls
Japan
Tokyo
Syureg
National Catholic Committee of Japan
Smith Urges Women as Alert Citizens at Alumnae Day
Senator Margaret Chase Smith spoke at the University of Alabama Alumnae Day convocation in Als.-Maine emphasizes citizenship knows no sex. She argues women have long governed daily life and shaping the future, urges more women in public office, and warns against letting freedoms slip as communities should use their civic capacities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chase Smith
Smith
America
Tors
Questa
Career Women Face Loss and Frustration After Marriage
A letter from a former career woman expresses how giving up work for marriage brings a sense of loss and diminished belonging. She notes the challenge of shifting focus to her husband’s career and the loneliness of not feeling like a person in her own right.
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Ali
Trey
Case
Yvonne Clark Named Cottonwood Queen for May Day
Cottonwood special report Yvonne Clark seventh grade candidate was chosen queen of May Day at Cottonwood High School. She was elected from twelve candidates after a contest started at school opening. Yvonne is seventh grade president, 4-H member with high school average, daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Clark of Ashford. Route lore notes miners' homes bear women names.
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Cottonwood
Cottonwood High School
Yvonne Clark
Yvonne
L E. Clark
Ashford
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Dorothy Dix
Rian
Sidan
Relma Ad Heene
Yours
Southern Nloud Company
Qra Avenue
Wiregrass Stadium
New York
Oberammergau
Hapag-Lloyd Travel Bureau
Dix
Times Square
Staton
John Robert Powers
Strom J
Avoin
Adams Supply Co
Dothan
Atlanta
Sass Orzans
Seine
Yaly
Wishort
Anya
Sep Feckeskite
Alwers
Jose
Harder
Burns Electric CO
Tom
Packard
Parham Motor Company
Ingomery Highway
Dethez, Ala
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