Singles Prefer Homes Says Biracial? No. Sorry.
Boston AP reports Investors Mortgage Insurance Co chief executive Jackson W. Goss says a nationwide IMIC poll shows about three of five single women prefer single family homes over high rise apartments. He notes 8 million single women in the labor force, with 750,000 earning five figures, ready to buy. Goss argues independence, investment value, privacy, and a home’s comforts drive the trend.
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Jackson W. Goss
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Wedding Vows Recited By Miss Hart and Allen
Peggy Ellena Hart and Calvin Glen Allen exchanged vows at Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church in Mobile Alabama at 3 p.m. Saturday The couple of Eight Mile were given in marriage by her father The ceremony featured candlelight satin lace and seed pearl detailing with a Juliet headpiece The reception followed at the church The bride and groom will reside in Mobile The bride's education includes Calhoun High Victoria College and Evangel College The groom is a Scott Paper Company employee and a 1971 CVVigor High School graduate
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Calvin Glen Allen
Eight Mile
Ala
Gary Sapp
Assembly of God
Mobile
George Lamar Hart
Point Comfort
Gaines
Allen
David Keller
Miss Hartmann
Juliet
Paula Gunter
David Pate
Ellis Moses
Jeanette Blevins
Lisa Allen
Greg Moses
Glen Busby
G E Berrage
Tonya Allen
Johnny Mitchell
Ann Scruggs
Ana
Calhoun High School
Victoria College
Evangel College
Springfield
C. V. Vigor High School
Scott Paper Company
Carolee Cook
Cathey Watson
Robin Comstock
Donna Bezdek
Mary Elizabeth Dailey
San Antonio
Victoria
Runnels
Grace Wearden
Brown and Root
Union Carbide
Seadrift
Heloise hints on labels and goop removal
Dear Heloise offers practical homemaking tips from labeling plates to removing sticky goop with lighter fluid and a paper napkin. The column urges manufacturers to add clear bottom labels and shares a bubbling idea for kids using dish soap and a plastic hair roller as a cheap toy.
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Heloise
Double Ring Ceremony Weds Miss Day and Askew
Miss Donna Day of Port Lavaca married Johnny Askew of Point Comfort in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church, with Rev. Cornelius Ryan presiding. The couple, both locals, plan to reside in Victoria after a wedding trip to San Antonio, with families and wedding party listed.
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Donna Day
Port Lavaca
Johnny Askew
Point Comfort
Cornelius Ryan
Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church
Melinda Day
William W. Dav
Mason Askew
Eugenie Schmidt
Rhonda Comstock
Linda Dreymala
Janet Comstock
Lois Smith
Jennifer Massoletti
Cristy Comstock
Missy Noska
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
A cryptic word puzzle grid and a quoted cryptoquote follow with clues for Across and Down terms. The sample includes many wordplay hints, language notes, and a final cryptogram credit to Kin Hubbard with a quotation about elections.
Ann Landers Advice on Elevator Affair and Hair Tip
Dear readers share two letters about romance in a stuck elevator and hair growth myths. Mood Indigo seeks love from a married man found during a late night lift, Ann counsels to pursue but avoid married partners. Delilah asks if trimming hair accelerates growth. Ann replies hair grows from the scalp and trimming won’t speed growth.
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Indy
Ann Landers
Delilah
Del
Brian
Port Lavaca Wave and Calhoun Citizen Publication Details
The Port Lavaca Wave established 1890 and the Calhoun Citizen publish weekday afternoons except Christmas Day. Wave Publishing Co Inc at 301 S Colorado Port Lavaca Texas lists Cliff Allen as publisher. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Subscriptions: carrier one month 1, one year 12. mail one month 1, one year 10.80.
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Calhoun
Wave Publishing Co., Inc
Colorado
Texas
Associated Press
Fur Prices Jump Amid Inflation and Demand Surge
Fur buyers face higher coats as prices rise across styles from mink to sable. The Fur Information and Fashion Council reports last year’s fur sales at 525 million, up 88 percent from 1970, with mink coats averaging about 6500 and sable options climbing to 25000 30000. Strong demand, rising labor costs, and European buyers at auctions drive the surge.
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