Dear Mary Haworth could love outlast marriage, asks for guidance
A reader letter questions whether marriage based on companionship and understanding without love can be happier at her age than remaining single. She reflects on past engagements, wartime delays, independence, and long travel, seeking advice on settling down. The response likens her life to a lone wanderer seeking fulfillment and social belonging, suggesting the core issue is relationship with society, not merely expectations.
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Mary Haworth
Brice
Uber Pye
Henry
Marrieade
Alice
Gronder
Snow
T'vie
Tam
L. G. Breky
L. G
Ite
Lala
Anchorage
Rudolf Dreikurs
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
Woman's Club Plans Nov 4 Sports Dance at Forum
The Bourette held its regular meeting at the justice court room with Mrs Sones Birmingham presiding. New members Carl Pervine and Fraeves Longbullom welcomed. Plans for a November 4 dance at the Forum Woman's Club with Johnny Dallaheta orchestra. Irene Knight Red Cross secretary attended as guest.
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Bourettee
Luheir
Tweeday
Justice Court Room
Sones Birmingtam
Carl Pervine
Fdr
Fraeves Longbullom
Vartous
Forum Woman's Club
Johnny Dallahetta
Irene Knight
Red Cross
Mesdamen Howard Mabery
Don McCain
Charles Gilpin
Cecil Colyer
Hal Bexley
Louise Pellet
Floyd Hates
Henry Sehebert
Howlett, Smith
H. H. Lutes
Paul Bradford
Tommy Sullivan
Janes Birmingham
Home Builders Dinner and Latvi an DP Speaker at Methodist Corner
A Latvian DP guest speaker Mrs Vilma Kuneps addressed the Home Builders dinner at the Methodist recreation room. She described Latvia's hardships after Russian invasion and weighed outcomes between atomic war and Nazi rule, urging living in the moment as guidance.
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Builiera Imet
Methodist Recreation
Roonma
F Mire
R. L. Schueping
Mra
Ty ‘Gc. Smith
Mre
William Haught
Boutessey
Glenn Lotar
Lewis Ingraham
Leater Griffin
A. W. Small
Jed
KT. C. Rive
Janes Hulland
H.C. Wolf
Vilma Kuneps
Latvia
Lewis Insraham
Richard
Barbara
A. T. Morgai
Helen
T. C. Ive
Mesa PTA meeting draws large turnout in October
Nearly 160 parents and teachers attended the Mena School PTA meeting held Tuesday evening at the grammar school cafeteria with Mrs. George Goodale presiding. Discussions covered annual Chuck Wagon Roundup plans, home safety for crossing signals, radio program volunteer needs, and a reading readiness round table led by Norman Gould and Mesa teachers. Mary Coe performed readings and Pete Wonlord explained Life Magazine test ideas. Mrs. Wityguner’s room won the monthly honor for most attendees. refreshments were provided by Miss Moore’s and Mrs. Borchers’ committees.
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Mena School
Grammar Schol
George Goodale
William Na+bours
Schol
Voluneers
P.T. T
Felix Milstead
Noman Gould
Mesa
Miss Stevens
Olson
Shapar
Waggoner
Lacy
Mary Coe
Life Magazine
T Conner Bul
Pete Wonlord
Wityguner
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Spurettes
Woman's Club
Specker
May Lytin
Glenn Logar
Reenan Gerald
Tom Skevington
Tory
Sue
Judy
W. Thomas
Charlotte
Laura
Eldra Monk
Gary
Mark
Chrisie
Candice
Lester Griffin
Jirmie
Penny
BE. Saulman
Everett Miller
Linda
Roy
Moussrs
Mesdames
Don Watson
Beverly
R. L. Scharping
Paul
Dorothy
Sarah
Sam McKeee
Mesa Meeting
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