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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
5
Readers share concerns on selling habits among relatives first come first served. A wife balances friendships with men against marriage fidelity while a teen faces pregnancy and family rejection. A lonely wife seeks guidance and Amy Adams offers blunt, prescriptive counsel.
AP feature by Vivian Brown follows a 19 year old who is engaged to a girl he does not love. He cites pressure from friends, gifts, and social expectations driving marriages too soon. He plans to delay college and marriage to avoid ruin, while criticizing modern girls as demanding and prone to quick breakups.
The column urges parents to monitor children's activities to prevent trouble, warning Mona residents about a recent police discovery involving a group called the Unholy 13 and its potential harms to youth.
The report links juvenile thefts to a youth club with two girls on the roster. one possibly married to an individual named Baty, the other not believed involved. Xs beside two boys on the roster suggest loss of good standing for theft. The article notes Chile built its first South American railway in 1852.
David Wagner and William Marrs of Monahans are among 658 seniors applying for bachelor’s degrees to be awarded at North Texas State University on May 31. Commencement at Fouts Field begins at 8 p.m. Wagner earns a BS in education and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt E. Wagner.
A 1959 Monahans High School graduate Marrs pursues a bachelor of science in secondary education. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Marrs Sr.
The statement asserts similarity in board design and square patterns shared by chess and checker boards. It argues both use an 8x8 grid with alternating light and dark squares, enabling respective game play.
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