Woman neglects home for church duties in marriage dilemma
A reader laments a wife who puts church work above family, asking how to balance faith and home. The adviser suggests prioritizing children's welfare, scheduling church tasks around home duties, and ensuring care for the children while the wife serves in church roles. Letters also touch on trustworthiness in a fiancé with the tip to value reliability. Address: 1090 National Press Building, Washington, D.C.
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Agricultural Meeting Big Success in Sikeston Clinic
Forty agricultural leaders from Sikeston four county area attended the Sikeston Development Clinic in the public library auditorium despite threatening weather. Sponsored by the Sikeston Chamber of Commerce, the meeting featured Farm Bureau and county agents, F H A leaders, vocational ag teachers, and farmers and wives. John R. Thompson of Jefferson City led the session and hailed the event as highly productive.
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