Dear Abby You Married Her Learn To Live With It
Dear Abby advises the husband to accept his wife’s close bond with her mother and sisters noting the marriage may be a Mama’s girl situation. The Bronx pair have no children, and the husband must decide if he can adapt to the mother daughter dynamic as the wife and her mother prefer it. A Long Beach reader jokes about overstate in cars but the advice column remains centered on adjusting expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Bessie
Bronx
Canarsie
Long Beach
Dear Abby Reader Question Locks Up House for 35 Years
Ardent Reader asks how to handle a husband who locks all doors and the car, guards money, and refuses access to a cellar after 15 years of this behavior. The reply suggests seeing a psychiatrist, labeling the husband as suspicious and troubled rather than trustworthy.
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Abby
Ardent Reader
Dear Abby Readers Question Car Club Romance
A reader asks Abby why Don’s wife would not ride in a sports car with her husband citing back pain and aging. The letter questions loyalty and suggests single women aspire to join car clubs for companionship, implying a cynical view of marriage and youth.
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Abby
Don
Cedarburg Covered Bridge Becomes Pedestrian Landmark
In Cedarburg Wisconsin the state historical marker marks the last remaining covered bridge from 1867. Once part of a network of over 40 wooden bridges it now serves only pedestrians after 85 years of full service.
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Cedarburg
Wis
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Abby's wedding booklet request notice
Absent longer context the item requests 50 cents for Abby's booklet How To Have A Lovely Wedding sent to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles California. This is a brief subscription or purchase solicitation with a postal address.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
Club Memos and Church Circles Meeting Notices
Delta Delta Delta alumnae and collegiate members urged to attend a 12 oclock luncheon at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. First Christian Church groups list hosts and times for meetings with several addresses. Westminster and First Presbyterian Circles meet with specified leaders, times, and locations. Sew and Sew Circle hosts a church session with lunch, and Wesleyan Service Guild circles meet at First Methodist Church with member names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
First Christian
John Hines
Spencer
O. Ware
Pargood Drive
Merle Padgett
Swan _ Lake Plantation
Collinston
Westminster
Oscar Johnson
Harrison
John Ethridge
Bayou Lane
First Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Ross Coates
Mississippi
Dlo Puckett
Hudson Lane
Mary Lee Barbee
Downey Lane
Family notes from Shreveport area on travels and guests
ALONG the QUACHITA Brown Home BARBARA AND PAT SMITH, children of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith of 1912 North 3rd Street, are spending a few weeks with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Moss, Rio Grande, Texas. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. MAHAFFEY and family left Saturday for a trip to Fontana Dam in the Smokey Mountains. They will return via Bir mingham, Alabama to spend a few days with rela tives. ENJOYING A WEEKEND on Lake St. John at their camp were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newcomer and daughters, Linda and Paula. Mrs. Sue McKenzie and daughters, Cheryl and Jane, were their guests. VISITORS IN THE Shreveport home of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Campbell this weekend are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seymour Jr. and daughters, Claire and Louise. Little Lynn Kemp, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Kemp, accompanied them.
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Barbara
Pat Smith
Malcolm Smith
North 3Rd Street
J. O. Moss
Rio Grande
Texas
William A. Mahaffey
Fontana Dam
Smokey Mountains
Birmingham
Alabama
Lake St. John
Paul Newcomer
Linda
Paula
Sue McKenzie
Cheryl
Jane
Shreveport
Rupert Campbell
Ed Seymour Jr
Claire
Louise
Little Lynn Kemp
Carlton Kemp
Camp Glen Arden Setting For Camp Party
Mrs Edmund Brown hosted a morning party on Friday June 11 featuring swimming and games to honor campers soon to depart for Camp Glen Arden in North Carolina. Refreshments were served to counselors and counselors in training including Miss Sue Waite Carol Coenen Miss Susan High Mary Katherine McGuire Bethia Brown Carol Davis Kay Hastings Mary Amanda Mabray Bib Cobb Ann Barraza Kathy Vreeland Sarah Stuart McSherry Christy Coleman Colleen Cline Cindy Rivers Sandy Zalinger Martha McGough Ann Noble Vickie Ball and Janet Balls. Guests arrived at 10 30 a m and stayed until noon.
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Edmund Brown
Camp Glen Arden
North Carolina
Sue Waite
Carol Coenen
Miss Susan High
Mary Katherine McGuire
Bethia Brown
Carol Davis
Kay Hastings
Mary Amanda Mabray
Bib Cobb
Ann Barraza
Kathy Vreeland
Sarah Stuart McSherry
Christy Coleman
Colleen Cline
Cindy Rivers
Sandy Zallinger
Martha McGough
Ann Noble
Vickie Ball
Janet Balls
Marion Martin Pattern 9367 Misses Dress and Bolero
Advertises Marion Martin printed sewing pattern 9367 for a slim sheath dress with scalloped outline and matching bolero. Indicates sizes 10 through 18, yardage for size 16, price fifty cents plus 15 cents for mail handling, order from News-Star, 89.
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Marian Martin
News-Star
Mon Ami Newcomers Host Bridge Luncheon in Monroe
The Mon Ami Newcomers Club of Monroe West Monroe hosted a bridge luncheon at the Holiday Inn on Thursday June 10. Hostesses included Mrs I B Bankston Mrs William H Bates Jr and Mrs Freeman E Smith. Door prizes and bridge and canasta winners were announced with attendees list including guests Mrs W O Chambers Mrs Ralph Taylor Jr and many members.
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Mon Ami Newcomers Club
Monroe-West Monroe
Holiday Inn
I. B. Bankston
William H. Bates Jr
Freeman E. Smith
Roy L. Simmons
John Maynard
Jack Aumiller
Charles Dawson
Eugene Derouen
S. G. Harrington
Dan Kauffman
George Lothian
B. Bankston
Rockford School tree spared after stay of execution
In Rockford Illinois the Hallstrom School gained a reprieve for a poplar tree feared to endanger the building foundation. A Board of Education officer granted the stay to allow a robin and four blue eggs to remain unmolested while Gerald Raasch, director of buildings and grounds, noted roots threaten the foundation and the tree is set to be cut soon.
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Rockford, Ill
Hallstrom
Board of Education
Gerald Raasch
Theatre Group Entertained In Taylor Home
Members of the cast of Pan da and the Spy at Monroe's Strauss Playhouse were guests at a post show party hosted by Rick Taylor in the Jack Taylor home on Marie Place. Activities included badminton, ping pong, dancing, and a hamburger supper on red-checked back lawn tables with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.
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Monroe
Strauss Playhouse
Jack Taylor
Marie Place
Rick Taylor
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Club Memos
Carter
DeSiard
Forsythe Suburban
Quachita Brown
Lakeshore Drive
Bibb Cobb
Mary Mabray
Vicki Ball
Marion Martin
Trom
Twin City City Shopping
Mon Ami
Hoyt Boren
Taylor
Chris West
Charlotte Meriwether
Ken Garrison
Carole Cooper
Sunny” Meriwether
Mary <Anne Atkinson
Ashley Easterling
Vee Marshall
Chuck Fuller
Nancy Thomas
Julia Hoodemaker
Susan Stone
Susan Golson
Jimmie Bright
Bonnie Weeks
Kitty Bright
Holly Bayne
Sherry Harris
Fd Alger
Betsy
Bond’s Bakery
Eastgate
North
Azzifts
R. Frank Parker
Morocco
Twin City Shopping Center
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