Advised view on age gaps in marriage for love
Mary Haworth notes that age difference need not bar marriage when partners share deep compatibility. She cites well adjusted couples in creative fields who marry for love and caution against emotionally immature behavior that worsens with time. A thoughtful approach focuses on mutual welfare and emotional maturity.
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Mary Haworth
G.S
Hilbrow
M.hary Haworth
Crowder Cristy Wedding Weekend Events Planned
Social calendar outlines receptions at Emerywood Club and private homes for Miss Joan Crowder and fiance John H Cristy Jr. including a rehearsal at Wesley Memorial and a wedding breakfast at the Woman's Club in Thomasville. Attendees include Mrs W T Powell Mrs J W Lindsay Mrs R T Holton and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown Finch among others.
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W. T. Powell
J. W. Lindsay
R. T. Holton
Emerywood Country Club
Caroline Simmons
Ralph Slate
Rotary
Harry Brown Finch
Joan Crowder
John H. Cristy Jr
Thomasville
Harold Bennett
Harold Bennett Jr
Lucy Heilig
Charles Froelich
Crowder-Christy
Crowell Little
Chapel Hill
Str
M. J. Crowder Jr
Woman’s Club
John Russell
Don McCurrie
Lucy
Charles
J. E. Millis
Embassy Club
Joan Crowder Lene
Johnny Jr
Wesley Memori Church
Make up by individual features replaces face shape theory
Cosmetic experts favor shaping makeup to individual features over fixed face shapes. Rod Barron demonstrates varied techniques for two triangular faces, emphasizing eyebrow and eye emphasis, nose contouring, and cheek hollows to suit each person.
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Rod Barron
Helena Rubinstein Salon
Helena Rubinstein
Mr. Barron
Time for Letters Despite Busy Schedules
Ruth Millett muses on faithful letter writing among relatives. An aunt with both wrists in casts still sends letters, proving a note can be written in ten minutes and that distance should not excuse our lack of hospitality and contact.
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Uncle Sam
Rendering Beef Suet Instructions
The text explains how to render suet by cutting fat into walnut sized pieces and heating gently in an iron kettle or skillet. Turn pieces often and press out fat with a fork to separate the rendered fat without burning the fat.
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