Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a Loyal Father and a Faltering Mother
Dorothy Dix counsels a son who should not bring his estranged, unfaithful mother to Canada to live with his aging father. He owes his father support but not a reunion with the mother who abandoned the family. The adviser commends the father’s sacrifice and urges the son to keep his father’s peace by refusing entry and offering financial aid only with conditions.
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Dorothy DIX
Moter
Canada
England
Howe Sa
Atill
Europe
Winwerthy
Misery and options in a troubled marriage
A reader laments leaving her husband for another man while fearing custody of two babies. Advice urges ending the affair, facing consequences, and questions the viability of a 10 year marriage plan to redistribute spouses.
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White Saling
Grange Bioscons
Wacom
Fen
Tesufe
Yui Tuna
Ashford News Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Flowers
Mrs Max Bruner acted as hostess for the Thursday Bridge Club gathering with several friends at Ashford New. The home featured gladioli zinnias Queen Annes lace and mixed flowers in bowls. Mrs Bernard Whitaker received the high club award with Mrs Rd Broner winning second high.
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Ashford
Max Bruner
Membess
Queen Anne
Bernard Whitakers
Rd Broner
Bluff Springs WMA Hosts Program At Armstrong Home
Mrs Bruner hosted twelve players for a dainty party plate and iced drinks late in the afternoon. Bluff Springs Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary met at Mrs Henry Armstrong’s home with flowered room decor and a program led by Mrs Corley Addison. The devotional message was by Mrs Addison and Mrs Lee Gay summarized The Royal Service lesson. The Japanese was the afternoon topic, with reading by Mrs Clyde Addison on Memorial Day and Home Magazine notes by Mrs Tom Fellows. The gathering opened with The Lord's Prayer and closed with a prayer by Mrs Corley Addison, followed by a social hour and salad course with iced drinks served by Mrs Milton Wynn and her daughter.
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Lucille Guest
Bluff Springs
Henry Armstrong
Birs. Corley Addison
Addison
Lee Gay
Clyde Addison
Home
Tom Fellows
Local Society Notes and Health Update
Mrs Searcy is convalescing after pneumonia illness. Mrs John Sellers has been in Jacksonville Florida at her daughter's home. Mrs Cecil Martin arrived home weekend with granddaughter Hitle Miss Cecille Martin. Mrs Lucille Jackson, two weeks with relatives in Ashford and Montgomery, will leave Friday for Miami where she is making her home. Poisonous coral snakes often confused with scarlet snakes and scarlet king snakes.
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J. F. Browder
Montgomery
E. B. Johnson
Johnson
Carlisle Miller
Clanton
John P. Milley
Miller
Methodist Church
Ann McArthur
Huntingdon College
W. P. McArthur
D. H. Bagley
Olivia
Birmingham
C. H. Gibbons
Prattville
W. C. Bruner
Bruner
A. L. Snell
Muriel Ledbetter
Tampa
Dan Snell
Atlanta
O. V. Kirkland
J. E. Searcy
Abbeville
Searcy
John Sellers
Jacksonville
Fla
Cecil Martin
Hitle
Cecille Martin
Lucille Jackson
Ashford and
Miami
Cow supplies a quarter of American family food
The cow provides nearly one fourth of all food eaten by American families, underscoring its central role in national nourishment and agricultural output.
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Blue Plate
Jets
Lue
Sawtooth Mountains
Sun Valley
Idaho
Shirley Buchanan
Karen Gaye Lord
Pat Hall
Nira
Boo Atin
Myohoo
Jim Jace
Miss DIX
Tamia
Blumberg
Thrift Annex
Dale
New York
Blumberg’s
Jackson
By Stig
Kellogg's
Batiste
Just
E. Main
Blumenfeld
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