Dear Ann helps a wife cope with a transvestite husband in disguise
A reader asks if her 32 year old husband is a closet homosexual after discovering he dresses in women's clothes. Ann Landers replies he is a transvestite, often married with families, and urges counseling. Another letter requests help locating house numbers for deliveries, noting widespread difficulty reading faded addresses.
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Ann
Rob
Toledo
Ann Landers Advice: Address Needs and Barber Respect
A reader column bits including urging clear house numbers for emergencies, barbers seeking public respect for skill and study, and a note promoting alcoholism help via a mailed booklet offer. The letters touch safety, professional dignity, and seeking help through Ann Landers guidance.
Monthly clothing sale guide from Texas A and M expert
Marlene Odle Kemp of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers a year long schedule recommending monthly sales for apparel. She advises planning for family needs, shopping early for best sizes and selections, and lists specific months for categories like accessories baby needs cosmetics fabrics and notions furs hosiery jewelry lingerie menswear outerwear and womens wear.
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Marlene Odle-Kemp
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Mini-Bus service offered for Pecos seniors by center
Senior citizens without transport can use the Pecos Senior Center Mini-Bus for trips to doctors, dentists, pharmacies, welfare and Social Security offices, banks, post office and stores. It also shuttles to the Center for activities. Call 445-3272 a day ahead to schedule five days weekly, 9 30 to 4 30. Driver Cruz Sanchez, 25 years accident free, assists in boarding. No charge. donations fund operations.
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Pecos
Cruz Sanchez
Leroy
Gloria
Ann
At Wits End Great idea for a new game show
Lively riff on a family prank show where a mother on the phone triggers a chorus of family miming gestures and vaudeville style antics. The narrator vents about constant interruptions and chaotic phone conversations with relatives, highlighting everyday intrusions and humorous misunderstandings.
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Shield
Yarnel
Mom
Hearty old fashioned Sunday breakfasts vary by region
AP Newsfeatures writer Tom Hoge recalls regional holiday breakfast traditions from the Deep South to New England and New York. He cites lavish menus from venison and grits to fried ham steak with cream gravy, and shares a scrapple recipe plus a note on ordering his Gourmet Corner cookbook.
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Down South
Charleston
S.C
New
New York
Albany
Tom Hoge
AP Newsfeatures
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Valentine's Day Oldest Western Holiday Dates Back 1500 Years
Researchers for Hallmark Cards say Valentine’s Day is the oldest holiday in the Western world with roots in the Roman festival Lupercalia held on February 15. The observance evolved after Pope Gelasius in 496 A.D. established February 14 as St. Valentine’s Day in memory of Valentinus, a martyred priest.
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Kansas City
Hallmark Cards
Lupercus
Juno
Gelasius
Valentinus
Five factors for maximizing savings account interest
Mrs. Linda McCormack of Texas A M University System outlines five factors for the best savings program. She notes the importance of the stated rate, 50-plus interest formulas, day-of-deposit to day-of-withdrawal method, start date by the 10th, and frequent compounding and crediting to boost earnings. The more frequent calculation and crediting of interest, the higher the profit.
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Linda McCormack
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Ten most influential American religious figures named
A nationwide poll by Christian Century lists Billy Graham as the most influential religious figure, with nine others including Martin Marty, President Jimmy Carter, Marc Tanenbaum, Theodore Hesburgh, Oral Roberts, Bill Bright, Jesse Jackson, Anita Bryant, and William P. Thompson.
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U.S
Ecuonical
Christian Century
Billy Graham
Martin Marty
University of Chicago
Jimmy Carter
Marc Tanenbaum
Interreligious Affairs
American Jewish Committee
Interfaith
Theodore Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Oral Roberts
United Methodist
Tulsa
Okla
Seeds From The Lower Seeds From The Lower
A reflection by Michael A Guido of Metter Georgia on parental influence. A stranger compliments a boy while the mother fears he may imitate his father. The piece urges giving good advice and example, citing biblical guidance to be upright in speech life love faith and purity for the benefit of children.
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