Ann Landers Advice Letter Sparks Marital Murk
A reader asks Ann Landers to address a letter from a wife who suspects her husband’s affair with another woman. The columnist endorses the “shoe fits” maxim and urges the betrayed spouse to act, while explaining medical conditions like asthma and hives can be psychosomatic.
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Ann Landers
Dis
YWCA Events Schedule Highlights Evening Classes
The list catalogs YWCA activities across a day including Lifesaving, Beg. Bridge, Knitting, Fitness, Sewing, Tailoring, and Golf classes. It notes multiple swim sessions for adults and children, clubs like Nominating and Double M, Teen programs, and a Furniture City Duplicate Bridge event, with times from morning to night.
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Allen Jay
Ferndale
Northeast
Furniture City
Printed Pattern A931 Dress for Holidays by Andrew Arkin
The High Point Enterprise advertises Printed Pattern A931 by Andrew Arkin for versatile holiday wear. It suits wool crepe silk and linen options, with a curved yoke and nipped waist, in Misses' Sizes 10 to 18. Pattern price and ordering details included.
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Andrew Arkin
Sun Country
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Sylvia de Gay
Emma Blair PTA Opens Meet and Honors Faculty
Emma Blair School PTA President Mrs Inez Wilkinson opened the meeting with officers Mrs D A Turnage vice president Mrs Ramona Harris secretary and Mrs Hilda Byerly as part of the program Dwight Story principal introduced the faculty and presented awards Refreshments followed the proceedings
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Inez Wilkinson
Emma Blair School
PTA
D. A. Turnage
Ramona Harris
Hilda Byerly
Dwight Story
Newlywed Shower Honors Mrs. Kenneth Wayne Davis
Mrs. Dixie Shea Stamey became Mrs. Kenneth Wayne Davis in a Sept. 3 Dillon South Carolina wedding. A miscellaneous shower honored the bride at Hillside Drive hosted by Mrs. Ola McMillian and Mrs. Roxie Pickrel. The Davises plan to reside at 115 Chestnut Street.
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Kenneth Wayne Davis
Hillside Drive
Ola McMillian
Roxie Pickrel
Davis
Dixie Shea Stamey
Dillon
S.C
Clarence Stamey
Paul W. Davis
Pine Valley Dr
Chestnut St
Belk to Lead North Carolina American Cancer Society
Senator Irwin Belk of Charlotte was elected president of the North Carolina Division of the American Cancer Society at its two day annual meeting in Winston-Salem. Dr. Rachel Davis of Kinston was named chairman of the board, with H Clifton Blue, Dr. William R. Bosten, and Mrs. Robert W. Scott as vice presidents. Other officers include Dewey Bridger secretary J T Lindley treasurer and Stanley Black assistant treasurer with Mrs Edward Silver joining the board of directors.
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Winston-Salem
Irwin Belk
Belk Enter, Inc
Charlotte
Sun
North Carolina
American Cancer Society
Belk
State Crusade
Rachel Davis
Kinston
Davis
H. Cliftn Blue
Aberdeen
William R. Bosten
Tryon
Robert W. Scott
Haw River
Dewey Bridger
Bladenboro
J. T. Lindley
Raleigh
Stanley Black
Rockingham
Edward Silver
High Point
Diggs Urges NC Negroes to Vote and Self Help
U S Rep Charles C Diggs Jr told Alamance County and Burlington Negroes that unregistered voters are not first class citizens and urged action. He praised NC technical institutes and warned against white lip service and racial violence, calling for dialogue and self help.
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Burlington
N.C
Michigan
North Carolina
U. S
Charles C. Diggs Jr
D-Mich
Alamance
Technical Institute
Alamance County
Diggs
Iceland’s Hekla Leads As Active Volcanoes Remain
Iceland still hosts around twenty active volcanoes with Hekla noted as the most famous. Scientists monitor geologic activity and potential eruptions across the volcanic belt.
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Iceland
Hekla
Democrats Rally Push in Eastern North Carolina
Democrats plan three major rallies in Raleigh Washington and Wilson targeting contested seats held by Reps Harold D. Cooley Walter Jones and L H Fountain. The piece notes Fountain's relative security but warns of anti-LBJ backlash in conservative counties while outlining possible Johnson appearances before the November election.
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William Shires
Raleigh
North Carolina
North Caro
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Harold D. Cooley
Walter Jones
L. H. Fountain
Cooley
Jones
Fountain
Reece Gardner
Kinston
Franklin
Greene
Lenoir
Warren
Can Food Prices Be Called Moderate
Asheville AP report quotes Milan D. Smith executive vice president of the National Canners Association at a management conference. He notes food prices rise slower than other costs and inflation mostly drives overall increases. He cites USDA data showing take home dollars spent on food at 18.2 percent in the second quarter, down from 18.4 percent a year earlier.
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Asheville
National Canners Association
Milan D. Smith
New England Wholesale Food Distributors Association
Smith
Department of Agriculture
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