Are We Ladies Are We Losing Gentle Qualities
A Midwest reader surveys changing manners in the 1950s, noting that women today seem less chaste and more assertive while men grow similarly demanding. Respondents debate whether courtesy persists, with many recalling past Victorian etiquette and others claiming women now appear warmer yet equally self-assured.
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Witte Displays Topaz Gems At March Show
The March display features Witte Mason topaz gems with stones up to 143.5 carats. The largest, 700 carats before cutting, is on loan from the Mason County collection of Robert and Billy Diamond. The exhibit highlights a fine universe of topazes and includes Imperial topazes cut for Mrs. W. We Meal lister Jr of San Antonio and crystals from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barham of Weatherford.
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