Dear Abby column sample on marriage and family tips
A reader asks Abby why divorce seems a solution for some couples and Abby replies that saving people matters more than saving marriages, noting dangers when attempts to fix a marriage harm individuals. Several letters cover issues from smoking and children to nose and ear self image, nosy neighbors, and a pregnant woman enduring a difficult marriage, with Abby advising Sandy to leave for her safety.
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Abby
International themed luncheon with art prizes and book review
Reservations can be made this evening by calling 622-3628 or 623-6067. International fare will be served for 2 dollars per plate. A book review by Mrs. Roy Crockett will follow the luncheon, and art door prizes will decorate the event as part of the decor.
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Roy Crockett
Toastmistress Club Meeting Invites Women to Attend
Toastmistress Club will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the auditorium of Security National Bank. All interested women are invited to attend.
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Security National Bank
Future BSP events discussed by Thetas
Thetas Preceptor met at Jean Bakers home with Dean Noble leading the session. Jo Sloan reported the Valentine Dance set for February 12 at the Roswell Inn. Founders Day April celebration will mark the 40th anniversary with Theta as host and Geneva Eddy as general chair. BSP funds support Girls Town, serving about 100 girls with 175 monthly applications. A four foot wide hallway is suggested for a storage wall or bookshelves.
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Preceptor Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Baker
Dean Noble
Jo Sloan
BSP
Roswell Inn
Theta
Geneva Eddy
BSP International Funds
Heloise shares safety tip for busy highway mailboxes
A reader recounts her elderly parents living on a busy highway with curbside mailboxes. They must step into heavy traffic to retrieve mail, prompting a safety suggestion from Heloise to protect seniors in risky outfront mailbox conditions.
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Heloise
Sailor suit influence noted in Paris shows
Paris couture week features sailor style across Patou Ricci Givenchy and Courreges with navy crepe sequins and ruffles. Designers mix prints roses and minimal bare midriffs while hats vary from berets to wide brims. Pundits discuss minis and shorts, and the trend includes navy white red palettes with varied fabrics.
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Paris
Paris Couture
Boulevard St. Germain
Patou
Givenchy
Ricci
Courreges
Laroche
Lanvin
Ungaro
Feraud
Dior
Gres
Maurice Chevalier
Chanel
Woman's Club Smorgasbord Set for Wednesday
Roswell Woman's Club members and guests will enjoy foreign dishes prepared by Coleen Addy and committee on Feb. 2. Lunch runs noon to 1 15 followed by a 2 p.m. regular meeting and a book review by Mrs. Roy Crockett. Reservations to Mrs. Judd Baker or Mrs. George Butler by 11 00 a.m. Monday.
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Woman's Club
Coleen Addy
Roy Crockett
Judd Baker
George Butler
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