Ann Landers columns on social etiquette and family trouble
Readers seek guidance on dancing etiquette at a fraternal dinner dance and on dealing with a domineering sister-in-law. Ann Landers advises couples to maintain gracious behavior, consider emotional causes for stomach issues, and to set firm boundaries with in-law access to reclaim their home and autonomy.
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Ann Landers
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Ann
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Growing Book idea spans mother and child memories
A reader suggests a “Growing Book” project tracing a baby’s hand and footprint yearly, adding photos and a summary of yearly milestones, with height and weight records for nostalgia and future comparison. It becomes a family keepsake across generations.
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Heloise
Joyce Vadjinin
Lovelier You Fashion: Fabric Tops Dress Choice
Chicago writer Mary Sue Miller urges selecting fabric over cut and trim as the key to a lovelier dress. She previews spring and summer textiles from checks and stripes to prints, neutrals, and naturals, noting eco themes and fabrics like chiffon and tafeta. Readers may write for beauty problem information.
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Mary Sue Miller
Chicago
Lubbock Avalanche
Journal
Bras and Foundation Garments Ad with Fitting Hotline
A vintage styled ad promotes PIGURETTE bras gowns and girdles with a personal fitting service. Dial 795-9422 for measurements and no obligation trial appealing to shoppers seeking undergarment comfort.
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Lent Egg Dishes: Scrambled Eggs and Omelettes for Lent
The Lent period from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday prompts special meals. The article offers eggs as a base with tips to spice up scrambled eggs and omelettes for Lent, including adding anchovies capers and cream while avoiding excess salt and milk.
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Robert J. Misch
New York
WNS
Transportation priority urged for volunteers in Lubbock
Miss Margaret Henderson told the YNots Club that transportation is the priority need for volunteers in Lubbock. She noted about 90 percent of volunteering is for transport and urged contacting the Red Cross to access available cars.
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Y-Nots Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Henderson
Community Planning Council of the United Fund
The
United Fund
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Goodwill Industries
Adrianne Hamilton
New Directions
YWCA
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