Dear Dorothy Dix Debates Parenting and Philanderers
A puzzled mother asks if allowing girls to attend with friends and to socialize at home is wrong. Dorothy Dix urges understanding temperaments, warns against overbearing neighbors, and says home can keep children from risky behavior while monitoring influences. A philanderer study argues men marry less from romance and more from mutual choice. A reader asks how to raise a child with differing religious beliefs. the advice favors teaching Bible religion and letting the child choose later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Sifer
Zoes
Tere
Faye
Miss DIX
Webb Society Notes Camp Fire Girls 10th Anniversary
Webb Methodist WSCS marks ten years with a church program, candle service, and guest Ashford WSCS members. Epilogue tea followed at the Webb church with 18 members and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Soociety
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Webb Methodist
WSCS
Webb Church
Ashford Wscs
Melborn Ivey
James King
King
James Whatley
Thel. Society
L.A Rouse
Gene Whaley
Ben Tres
E. G. Iver
Pearl Ludlum
Dewey Raley
J.P. Whatley
L. B. Whatley
Lee
Blakely
Ta Iwanaka
Ruth Lawrence Circle meets at Mrs A A Smith home
The Ruth Lawrence Circle of the WSCS met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A A Smith with Mrs. Fred Minshew as exhostess. The reader Mrs Jess Gillis announced meetings of interest. Tea was served after a program by W C Daughtry and Mrs Jehne Spencer.
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Ruth Lawrence
WSCS
A. A Smith
Fred Minshew
Jess Gillis
W. C. Daughtry
Jehne Spencer
Holland Home Club Demonstration Guests Visitors
The October meeting at the Holland Home Club was hosted by Mrs Ray McClenney and Mrs Cleve Houston with guests from Dallas Georgia Birmingham and other nearby towns. Members shared a hymn meditation cooking demonstration and social visits with families and students from Huntingdon API and the University of Alabama. Local attendees included Betsy Berckbickler Gene Hughes and Herbert Myers with extended visits from the Maddox and Merritt families and STC Troy associates.
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Corrinex
C.D. Allgood
Mist Jeanette Allgand
Dallas
Ghavris
HoNang Allgood and Son
David
Bir
Mngham
Jack Avery
Ray McClenney
Birmingham
A. C. Mor
Cleve Houston Ang
Robert McKenb
G. D. Month
Mies
Price
Mitchell
Columbia
Ted
Joe Borland
Jimmie Ander- Saran
Barney Gale
Will Metcalf
Atlanta
Bull Layhee
M. W. Merritt
Louie Maddox
Lucille Blan Sawtell
STC
Troy
W. W. McCary
Dothan
George Maddox
Cottonwood
T. D.' Dalton
J.B’ Davidson
Slocomboar
Route Two Couple Hosts At Dinner
Route two dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace Messer at their home to celebrate a birthday anniversary. Attendees included families from Headland Ashford Dothan and Gordon plus Midland and individuals, listing numerous relatives and neighbors. Vanderbilt routed Alabama 27 22 as Bobby Marlo led with 146 rushing yards.
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Horace Messer
Messer
S$ T Dixon
Jemima
Rufus
Robert
de’ ‘Ra
Reuse Three
LB Mezser
Early Bondaphenes
Elvin
Ellen
Headland
J. B Dallas
Daugh ‘Ers
Barbara
Sarah
Shellie
Linda
Curtiss
Chandler
Franklin and
Freddis
Gordon
J. R. Dixon
Ashford
Lamar Culpepser
Midland
Wilie Bond
Frank Dixon
Frannie
Ronnie
Dothan
Abema
Jack Bobby Marlo
Vanderbilt
Commodore
Crimson Tide
Mi ‘Ow
Sushh
Vandy
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Tommy
Smyth
E. E. Bentley CO
Harden's
Dothan Tigers
Panama City
Tothan High School
Sporting Goods
Spann
S. Foster St
Dothan, Aja
Ash+ lord
R. Schneider
SK. Sellers
Robinette
R. E. Aman
J. Nowell
Edret Pate
Uris. Bruner
E M. Grimsley
Leo Adams
Tulliia
Pay Reynolds
F. G. Granger
Felix Barham, Jr
Nellie Ann Chandler
Alice Batchelor
Peggy Wire
Petricia Davis
Teeny Reed
Betty Swann
Mary Jo Williams
Mrs. Barham
Helen Holman
Julia Clénam
Frances Brownlee
Barbara Marsh
Daphner Collier
Martha Hodges
Faye Wynne
Hartford News
Mary Ann Gillis
Holland
Sandagrapel
Murial—Cement
C. E. Blakey
St. Foster
Aeroas
Hizey Jungle
Lever Brothers
Licx
Lifedouy
Great Southern Stores, Inc
N. Foster St
Firestone
City Auditorium
Gabardine
Reteam
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