Chapel Rite Unites Pair in Wedlock
Marlene Lucille Dufault wed Stanley E. Rowe in Greenwich Wedding Chapel with Judge Charles T. Smith officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and a fingertip veil, carried a white satin Bible, and SH celebrated with blue gowns for her party. Honeymooned in Big Bear Lake area and reside in Long Beach.
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Chantilly
Marlene Lucille Dufault
Stanley E. Rewe
Greenwich
Charles T. Smith
Albert N. Dufault
Pattiz Ave
Marion Miller
Melanie Lee Moore
William Rowe
Barstow
William Ruth
John Popovich
Big Bear Lake
Long Beach
Rowe
Poly
Miss Barry to Marry Utah Man
Miss Barbara Jean Barry of Utah will wed Dee Forace Green of Salt Lake City. The BYU students plan a June wedding. Barbara Jean graduates Phi Beta Kappa from Polytechnic High and pursues music. Deace Green recently returned from a two year LDS mission and is completing a master’s degree.
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Richard J. Barry
Barbara Jean
Dee Forace Green
Forace Green
Salt Lake City
Utah
Polytechnic High School
Brigham Young University
Provo
Phi Kappa Phi
White Key
Spurs
Alpha Delta Lambda
Mu Phi Epsilon
BYU
Uruguary
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Opera Workshop
Daily Universe
Alpha Tau Sorority Mothers Host First Mother-Daughter Luncheon
Members of Alpha Tau sorority at Comp ton College enjoyed a luncheon and fashion show at Welch's. Anna Packard, Epsilon alumnae president, welcomed guests to the first Mother-daughter affair.
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Alpha Tau Sorority
Compton College
Welch's
Anna Packard
Dear Molly Mayfield Pen Pal Marriage Wins
Readers write in about fisher widows and fisherwomen husbands, with Molly Mayfield urging join in and enjoy the mail bond. A Florida marriage via pen pals is celebrated as proof letters connect hearts across miles and time.
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Air Force
Molly
Mayfield
P.S
Mar
Florida
Spanking as Discipline Prompted by Parents’ Guilt and Doubt
A reader discusses spanking as a correction method, noting it can harm warmth and trust between mother and child. Questions arise about age appropriate discipline, alternatives, and maintaining composure while avoiding overuse of physical punishment.
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Prahepsibs Ater
P. R. C. Writes, “Dear Thing Really Punitive. But Mrs. Eldred
Creative play tools and child behavior guidance
The fragment discusses using safe creative outlets like sand clay cloth and blocks to help children play without destruction. It notes that such play may ease emotions but won’t fix behavior alone. It advises separating quarrels from playmates to avoid punishment and emphasizes modeling correct behavior rather than venting anger.
Gerber Introduces Protein Enriched Cookies for Toddlers
Gerber rolls out cookies aimed at toddlers offering added protein and vitamins. The product uses protein-rich soy flour and nonfat milk to supply extra protein, positioning as a healthier alternative to ordinary cookies for children.
Fashion Show to Highlight University Church Banquet
A fashion show will highlight the annual mother daughter banquet by Women of University Luther An Church at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. A tribute to mother versus daughter will be given by Mrs. Larry Cullins and daughter Diane. Dinner will be served by women of the church.
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University Lutheran Church
Larry Cullins
Diane
Broadway
Los Altos
Islands
Florence Chapter Meeting on Asthma Institute
Florence Chapter of the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital of the Jewish National Home in Denver Colorado will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Community Savings and Loan Assn.
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Florence
Children’s Asthma Research Institute, and Hospital of the
Jewish National Home
Denver, Colo
Community: Savings and Loan Assn
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