Found Women of 28 Range Unlock New Roles Across Nation
Patricia McCormack profiles 28 women aged 21 to 77 called Found Women by MS Magazine. The group includes an Episcopal priest candidate, a cofounder of the Rape Crisis Center, a balloonist, and a nun, with backgrounds in activism, science, teaching, and social work. They were gathered from over 1000 profiles and aim to inspire community change through varied bold projects and leadership roles.
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Patricia McCormack
Rape Crisis Center
Washington, D.C
MS Magazine
Betty Friedan
Jatin Steinem
Harriet Lyons
New York
Women's Movement Magazine
Karin Lipper
Ms. Steinem
Ich
Jeannette Piccard
Episcopal
Minneapolis
Minn
Anne Catherine Rizanion
Southern Mutual Help Association
Abbeville
Southern Mutual Help
Shelia Tobias
Seciate
Wesleyan Ersity
Middletown Conn
Shelia
Cornell Unieversity
Cornell
Kelia
McGraw Hill
Ameri
Ann Landers Advice On Shoes And Family Dilemmas
A reader asks about dangerous fashion shoes and back strain from excessive platform heels. Another asks how to handle a wife wanting children when he dislikes kids. counseling suggests open talk and shared effort. A third shares marital intimacy frustration and seeks guidance, with Ann prompting explicit communication and doctor input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Florence
Ives
Eark
Ann
Molly
A Lovely You Reducers Require Variety
Diet experts warn against fad dieting and urge a balanced varied intake to lose weight safely. The piece critiques raw fruit and vegetable regimens as unsustainable and questions appetite on extreme raw food plans.
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Mary Sue Miller
Chicago
Lovely
Blouson Jacket Trends Boost Spring Wardrobe
New York fashion notes showcase blouson jackets as a spring staple with fits from cardigan to smoking styles. Brilliant prints on caftans suit holiday and party wear, while menus hint at raw fruits and vegetables for vitamin content and fullness.
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New York
NEA
Clarion
Claries
Mary Sue Miller
Lubho K Avalanche Journal
Dear Helwise Advice Column Laughs and Household Hacks
A Lubbock Texas readers page features multiple Helvise style tips. Letters discuss shopping for blouses and dresses, shaving prep with hot cloth, body powder use, swallowing pills with applesauce, and improvising a pizza bake in a small grill with a rack.
Couple Repeats Vows In Hodges Chapel First Christian
Lin da Sue Brandon and Th Sammons Marshall exchange nuptial vows in a 2 pm ceremony at Hodges Chapel of First Christian Church. The bride’s parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Carroll of Anahuac and the groom’s as Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marshall of 2701 24th Street. Officiating was Rev. Dr. Dudley Stra, with attendants Miss Nancy Hulse and Miss Annette Maxwell. Attendants Bath are of Dallas, Dr. Tom W. Green and Dr. Johnny served as groomsmen. The couple's future plans and the bride's education are noted, with Marshall employed in Iowa.
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Ina
Hodges Chapel
First Christian Church
Linda Sue Brandon
Sammons Marshall
Dudley
Carroll
Anahuac
Thoradegrima
Raymond Marshall
Nancy Hulse
Nette Maxwell
Bath
Dallas
Tom W. Green
Johnny
Greeamsman
Pat W. Hastings
Fursts
Inez Ferrell
Texas Tech
Pecos Public
Marshall
Lubbock High School
Tech
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
caLeche League
Lubbock
Laleche League
UPD
Jody R. Johns
Westinghouse Learning Corp
Pittsburgh
Jody
Feminist Press
Baltimore
Westinghouse
Joanne Glas
McKeesport
G.C. Murphy
Joanne
Francie Rose
Corrales
N. M
Francie
Ian
Nodel
Paris Week
Philippe Venet
Marshal
Inda Brandon
Ron Landers
Newark
Law
California
Low Cal
Ano Landers
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Ysis
Helen
B. Lubbock, Texas
Helvise
Enech
Jong
Sanseth
Keegan
Heloise
Rex
Donnie
Heluse
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The
Avilanche Journal
Itasca
Krinkle
cLee
Sweet Lubbock
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