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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
4
A reader asks if she should confront the boy’s mother after a girl's uncomfortable date. Abby advises the husband to handle it with the boy’s father. Another asks about a daughter in law calling her husband doctor in social settings, and Abby suggests overlooking it. A third asks whether a married woman should discard old photos. the letter ends before a conclusion.
Dear Need Advice suggests asking your husband if he objects to keeping old photos stored away. If he objects, discard them. The note imagines laughing about the pictures when both are eighty and hints at enduring humor over time.
A reader based on a Dear Abby note argues that people should simply ask for items or services like restroom keys and purchases. The writer notes service attendants generally do not mind helping and urges direct asking.
Abby invites readers to write for a personal response to wedding questions. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills California. For the booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding enclose 50 cents.
The Retired Enlisted Men's Assn. will hold a Sunday picnic at Bottomless Lakes State Park. All retired single and married men and their families are invited to meet at the group shelter at 4 p.m. Attendees should bring their own picnic lunch.
Mrs. Leo Parker and Mrs. Q. J. Naron led an outdoor barbecue cookery demonstration for club members and guests at 807 N Heights Dr. C. W. Nelson chaired the meeting. new member Martha Raines joined. Door prize went to L. A. Cassity. guests included Mildred Smiles and Mary Hanks. The note on coral polyps links to reef construction via limestone skeletons and coralline algae.
Hagerman School hosts a surprise party for Miss Pearl Herrington at the Hagerman Home Ec Cottage at 4 p.m. to honor her retirement. The event featured a gift of a money tree and a miniature rocking chair, with guild members organizing programs and refreshments.
Deborah Circle met at 1600 S Lea Ave for an organizational meeting hosted by Mrs Kennith Alley and co-hostess Mrs Eugene McElvaney. Officers announced include Alley chair, McElvaney co-chair, Kunzman secretary, Kruse treasurer, and others for missionary education spiritual life christian social relations local church activities publicity and more. Refreshments were served to 12 members and two guests. Next meeting set for September at 603 W McCune St with Mrs J J Peacock.
Mrs. Janice Huff Connor of Huff Fine Arts Studio will present piano students in a recital at the Roswell Woman's Club on Sunday afternoon May 28. Grades K through 4 begin at 2 15 p.m later groups perform at 3 30 and 4 30 with 9th through 12th grade students. Public is invited.
For your birth period the column offers outlooks by sign with guidance on money plans, effort, and restraint. Aries through Pisces receive cautions, encouragements, and calls to maintain balance, diligence, and harmony while pursuing goals. You born today are described as steady, courageous, family oriented, and analytical, with emphasis on choosing associates wisely.
A compact survey highlights Cornelius Vanderbilt and Jay Gould as leading financiers, alongside Amelia Bloomer a reform advocate. Emergent artists and creators introducing new methods are noted patterns in 19th century progress.
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club held its May meeting at Keith Home hosted by Mrs. Langford Keith Jr. A garden buffet preceded a brief business session led by new president Mrs. Paul Hinrichs. Committee chairs for the coming year were named for Rush activities, telephone, publicity, magazines, program, and Panhellenic representation. Next meeting set for July 10.
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