Family Honors Robert Newtons 50th Anniversary Event
The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a salad and sandwich supper and games party at Crockett Hotel Saturday to honor Mr and Mrs Robert Newton on their 50th wedding anniversary. The event begins with food at 4 PM and games at 30 minutes past, with an open house to follow at Shearer Hills Baptist Church fellowship hall. Hosts are their children Brian Holden of Fort Worth and Thomas Newton of Temple. The couple married at the home of her parents, Tom and Walker, in Temple.
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Crockett Hotel
Ladies Auxiliary
Militant
Shearer Hills Baptist Church
Brian J. Holden
Fort Worth
Thomas M. Newton
Tempale
Tom C. Walker
Temple
Robert M. Newton
SYNA-CLEAR and SYNACLEAR Medication Ad Offer
An ad promotes SYNA-CLEAR and SYNACLEAR with claims of eye health benefits and a low price, promising a refund check for trying the product. It mentions Payless Drug Stores and urges customers to contact to receive the offer and to pay $150 or $2.00.
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Rimovick
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Ginsmichs
Help Us Black Aid Sought By HELEN BOTTEL
Dear Helen a black man seeks psychiatric help for low mood and asks why few black psychiatrists or psychologists exist He notes black professionals are scarce in ghettos and questions white therapists reflecting on race and therapy The writer asks for guidance and mentions the need for accessible mental health care across races
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Helen Bottel
Helen
New York Bridal Market Drives Household Formation
A Big Market in New York is described as the chief source of new household formations and the main market for new business in furnishings and appliances. It accounts for original sales across major and small appliances, furniture and accessories, linens and tableware.
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New York
UPI
Wis
Brands the Bride Will Buy
New York reports brides show openness to brands but tend to stick to the brand they own at marriage for future additions and replacements. Marketing experts say housewives replace products with familiar brands, especially in easy to digest foods like eggs.
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New York
UPL
When Roles Flip in a Modern Couple
Dear Dr Brothers replies that nontraditional dynamics between partners can work well. He notes shared interests like cooking and gardening can strengthen relationships, while challenging rigid gender roles. Citing studies from Mount Sinai and University of Michigan, he says differences between men and women are shrinking and satisfaction varies with individual preferences rather than duties.
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DR. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Fred Brown
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
University of Michigan
Love and health in stable relationships, advice
A letter urges switching gender roles for men and women, arguing loving, stable partnerships extend life. It advises abandoning fixed societal roles, embracing individual temperaments, and discourages worrying about homosexuality while promoting personal fulfillment and reducing stress. The tone is encouraging and light.
La Chepelle Williams Bride in St Benedicts Ceremony
Deborah Ann Williams became the bride of George Patrick La Chepelle at St Benedicts Catholic Church with Rev Bob Dybala officiating. The bride's parents are James D Williams and wife of Alasvasa and the groom's mother is Nora La Chepelle.
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Deborah Ann Williams
George Patrick la Chepelle
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Bob Dybala
James D. Williams
Alas Vasa
Nora la Chepelle
Jim Grota
James E. Williams
Gilton, la Chepelle
Lloyd Sells
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