Dear Abby column fragment about a failing marriage and curfew question
A reader writes about a three year marriage where the husband is prideful, unemployed, and refuses jobs seen as beneath him while the wife supports him. The exchange includes a curfew question for a 15 year old and a tease about modern art understanding.
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Engaged Couple Feted On Ouachita River Boat Ride
Miss Kay Anderson and Mr. Roger Reinhardt, whose June 16 wedding is planned at Memorial Methodist Church, were honored guests on a June 9 evening boat ride. Hosts were Henry A. Biedenharn Jr and family. Guests enjoyed swimming, water skiing, and dancing on the upper deck, with a buffet supper.
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Linda Kay Anderson
Roger Reinhardt
Ouachita River
Kay Anderson
Drew Anderson
Roger Edward Reinhardt
Edward Charles Reinhardt
Memorial Methodist Church
Henry A. Biedenharn, Jr
Jody Biedenharn
Hank Biedenharn
Miss Anderson
Trousseau
Reinhardt
Biedenharn
Bishop Johnston
Judy Fairchild
Keith Amos
Marietta Heidenreich
Jerry Jones
Mint Goyne
Robert Koontz
Carol Jean Cahn
Preston Rudisill
Dick Ethridge
Doll Burgoyne
Barre Tanguis
Dottie Ammon
A. Lowe
Judy Cobb
Taylor Heard
Molly Shelton
Larry
PMC Holds Monthly Meeting
The Progressive Men's Auxiliary held its monthly meeting on Sunday May 20 at the club on Highway 80. A June barbecue on club grounds, sponsored by the Progressive Men's softball team, will feature a soft drink booth and a snow ball stand. door prize drawn for Mrs. Jack Tornatore.
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Progressive Men's Auxiliary
Highway 80
Progressive
Jack ‘Tornatore
George Angelino
Philip Farace
Peter Cernigliaro
Providence Has June Meet Of DAR
The June meeting of Moses Shelby Chapter DAR was at Mrs. E. D. Schneider home on Saturday June 2 with Regent Mrs. C A Rose presiding. Rose named committee chairmen for three years including American Indians Mrs Arnold Rosenzweig and Public Relations Mrs John L Kennedy. Guests, four sixth graders Beth Lensing Ruth Babb Martha Walters and Brenda Hires, gave essays on An Historic Figure of my State. Ruth Babb read j
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Moses Shelby
DAR
E. D. Schneider
C. A. Rose
J. Carmen Purdy, Jr
J. C. Bass
K. Gore
W. E. Scott
DAR Magazine
Mary Pearl
Vail Delaney
Good Citizen
Elmus Coleman
National Defense
C. R. Evans
John L. Kennedy
The
U. S
A. S. Crump
Hitler
Crump
Schneider
Evans
Beth Lensing
Ruth Babb
Martha Walters
Brenda Hires
Essay on General Edward Sparrow Recalls Arlington Home
A historical essay on General Edward Sparrow notes his antebellum Arlington house still stands. Hostess Mrs. Schneider served refreshments to a gathering including Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Delaney, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. W. E. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Hitler, Mrs. Evans and Miss Margaret Crump. The chapter adjourned until September.
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Edward Sparrow
Arlington
Schneider
Rose
Delaney
Gore
W. E. R. Mitchell
Kennedy
Hitler
Evans
Margaret Crump
Fragmented musings on art and duty in a clipped note
A fragmentary message ponders character over timing in relationships and laments obscurity in painting. It cites a quote about evil thriving when good men do nothing, attributing it to E Burke, and finishes with a casual confidential aside to Abby readers about honesty and determination.
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Personal inquiry ad seeks reader reply by mail
A newspaper notice invites readers to answer a personal question by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Abby care of the paper. The prompt asks for a private unpublished response to a general greeting.
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