Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 8

4 'ftliiftAt. bCfOfiift 2l, 1982 Mary Rose Devaney Engaged To M. Joseph Dwyer 3d, W. Side, It Is Announced By Relatives Mf. and Mrs.

Mlchftel Duignnn, ef 3602 W. lOlh nnnounced the engaKGtncnt of their niece, Miss Maty Pose Devaney and M. Joseph MARY ROSE DEVANEY Engaged Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

Joseph Dwyer of 2702 W. 10th Chester, at a small party At their home. Miss Devaney, a graduate of Notre Dame High School, Moylan, class of 1950, is employed as a secretary to Robert B. Green, of Media. Mr.

Dwyer, a graduate of St. James Catholic High School for Boys, Class of 1949, is a senior at the Pennsylvania Military College. He also is employed at the Sun Oil Corhpany. No date has been selected for the wedding. Frampton-Terrells The marriage of Miss Frances Marie Terrells, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Terrells, of 1104 ViUa Nova Swarthmore, and Ronald I. Frampton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Frampton, of Long Island, N. was solemnized on Saturday at 2 o'clock at Packard Memorial Church, Wallingford. ReV. Norman Hunter performed the ceremony.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a navy blue suit and carried a tailored bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis. Her navy blue hat was decorated with flowers to match her bouquet. Mrs. Victor D. Miller of 915 Crosby was her sister's only attendant.

She wore a brov.n suit- dress with brown accessories and a tailored bouquet of yellow daisies and bronze pompons. Ralph E. Connors, of 920 W.v5th was best man for Mr. Frampton. Mrs.

Clifford Thompson was soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Egitto, who also played the wedding music. The bride's mother wore a light blue dress with navy accessories and a gardenia and pink roses corsage. The mother of the bridegroom wore an aqua dress with black accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias and talisman roses.

A reception and buffet supper at the home of the bride followed the ceremony. When Mr, and Mrs. Frampton return from a wedding trip to Virginia, thv. will live at 221 Kedron Folsom. The bride Is a graduate of Ridley Townsnlp High School.

Mr. Frampton was graduated from Chester High School and was recently discharged from service with the U.S. Airforce. He Is employed by Ford Motor Co. Kane-Thompson Miss Jean Ruth Thompson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Thompson, of 2 Osborne lane, Wallingford and Richard Donald Kane, son of Mrs. John C. Kane, of 329 Pennell st.

and the late Mr. Kane, were united in marriage on Saturday at 4 o'clock St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev. John Hauser performed the ceremony.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white skinner stain with imported Chantilly lace curving over the hip and the length of the train. The bodice also was lace and was styled with a and winged collar. She wore a fingertip nylon tulle veil and carried a white prayer book covered with orchids and stephanotis. The maid of honor. Miss.

E. Jane Kriebel, of 826 Glen was gowned In blue velvet with a fitted bodice and full skirt. She wore a hat of matching velvet and RUMMAGE SALE by Women's AuxiUafy of Wallingford Presbyterian Church on Baker Street, Media Rear of Media News Bids. Opin Wtd. 12 Noon, Oet.

22 A.M., Oeti 23 a basket of fulja mums and gold pompons. The bridesmaids. Miss Joan C. Parrjs, Mrs. Patricia N.

Seward, Miss Edith A. Lintzmeyer and Miss Joan W. Reynolds, wore similar gowns in rose velvet and carried baskets of fulja mums and white pompoms. John C. Kane of 211 Houston was best man for his brother, and the ushers were John B.

Reynolds, Donald F. Payne, Lee Van de Wetering and R. Wayne Goff. Harry Koeneman was the soloist, and the organist was Mr. Campbell.

Mrs. Thompson, mother of the bride, was attired In mauve taffeta with navy accessories. She wore an orchid corsage. Mrs. Kane, mother of the bridegroom, wore blue lace with pink accessories and an orchlf' corsage.

After a reception at Strath Haven Inn, Swarthmore, the couple left for a wedding trip to Williamsburg, Va. They will live in Arlington, Va. The bride Is a graduate of Chester High School and the University- of Pennsylvania where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega, national social sorority. Mr. Kane, who is serving as an ensign in the U.S.

Navy, Is a graduate of Chester High School and the University Michigan. At college, he was a member of Kappa Sigma, national social fraternity. ColUnptlAle, and WlIHam Howard Rasbold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasbold, of 941 Springfield road.

Darby, was solemnized on Saturday evenli.g at o'clock at First Lutheran Church, Colllngdale. Rev. Lewis P. Folta officiated. Tlie bride, who was given in marriage by her wore white Chantilly lace over slipper satin and carried a Bible with a orchid.

Miss Alice Dettra was maid of honor for her She was attired In green shantung with a muff of ivy and gold pompons. Her headpiece matched her bouquet. The brldesmair'i. Miss Payne, of New York City, and Mrs. Francis Carey of West Chester, wore gold shantung and their ivy muffs were decorated with rust pompons.

They also wore matching headpieces. Franklin Rafsbold, was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Raymond Rasbold and Walter Cousins of Darby Miss LilUrn Sturm, of Aldan, played the music, and the soloist W's Mrs, Robert George, of A reception followed the ceremony. In the social rooni of the church. When Mr, and Mrs. bold retUin from a wedding trip to Wellsboro, New York State and Canada, they will live at 9041 Colllngdale.

The bride is a graduate of llngdale High School, class of 1945. Mr. Rasbold, a graduate of Darby High School, class of 1943, served in the Army during World War and is employed as a draftsman. Bress-Simons Miss Roberta Sandra Simons, daughter of Mrs. Lillian H.

Simons, of Llndley Court Philadelphia, became the bride of Jerrold Freeman Bress, of Havre de Grace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bress, of 802 Edgmont this city on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at 2601 Parkway, Phlladel- plila. Rabbi Mortimer Cohen officiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Theodore Barnett, wore a gown of champagne nylon tulle with a skirt end- tog in a tram.

The bodice was fashioned with petals of tulle and seed pearls surrounding the off-the- shoulder neckline. Her fingertip veil fell from a cap of petals and seed pearls. The maid of honor, Miss Shirley M. Sllversteln, of Philadelphia, was attired in pale blue lace with matching jacket. She carried pink carnations tied with a blue bow.

The matron of honor, Mrs. Janet Levin, of Havre de Grace, wore pale pink lace with matching jacket. She carried blue carnations tied with a pink bow. Arthur I. Levin, of Havre de Grace, was best man for Mr.

Bress. Martin Portnoy played the wedding music. A reception at 2601 Parkway followed the ceremony. When Mr. and Mrs.

Bress return from a wedding trip to Florida, they will live at 708 Giles Havre de Grace, Md. The bride Is a graduate of Olney High School, Philadelphia, and fPhiiadelphla School of Office Train- tog. She is a member of Iota Gamma Phi Sorority. Mr. Bress Is a graduate of Chester High School and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.

He is a member of Alpha Zeta Omega fraternity. He served with the Army air- force for three years during World War n. and Mrs. touls Oft.spero fam lly Mi.ss Mary Lanza, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ragnl and family, Mr and Mrs.

Prank Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaspero and family, Mrs. Mary Wysockl, Mrs.

Dolores Prozegon, Mrs. Minnie Cusack and son, Cpl. Natale Ragnl, Miss Jane Epler, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Weeks, Mrs. Lillian Dararadi, Mrs. Anna Kegal, Mrs.

Josephine Cor- tesinl and family and Ebright. Miss Marge Gallo, of 914 Chester pike, Sharon HIU, entertained at a bridal at her home In honor of Miss Ann of Proppect Park, on Wednesday evening when the guests included classmates from Prospect Park High School and other friends. Mrs. Ann Filoretteo, of 208 Upland road and Mrs. Samuel Vlcker of 1238 Pine lane, were hostesses at a stork shower in honor of Mrs.

Helen Federoff, of 9th and Booth, at Mrs. Federoff's home when guests were Mrs. Irene Closky, Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Belva Bemeth, Mrs, Roda Frysinger, Mrs.

Adele Grunald, Miss Lillian San- aska, Mrs. Dee Martin, Mrs. Ruth Truax, Mrs. Betty Piermont, Mrs. Mary Collins, Mrs.

Ruth Phillips, Mrs. Theresa Opps, Mrs. Claude Phillips, Mrs. Pearl McDowell, Mrs. Sarah Rltz, Mrs.

Ann Milner, Mrs. Evelyn Curry, Mrs. Elda Gaulke, Mrs. Ann Johnson, Mrs. Betty Hamilton, Mrs.

Nick Federoff, Mrs. Ann Federoff, Mrs. Ethel Young, Mrs. Rose Knauer, Mrs. Margie Kostlval, Mrs.

Bessie Ferrari, Mrs. Mary Shandl, Mrs. Evelyn Trala, Miss Maude Mllbourn, J'ss Lillian Molla and Miss Vera Williams. ctii viiity Briefs Senior Faculty Club Dines Wed. St.

Elizabeth's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the parish house with Mrs. Ralph Kahlbaugh in charge. Eddystcne PTA Is a Halloween party and dance on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the school gym.

Harry Maltland will act emeee. Tickets will be available at the door. The October meeting of the Bell Club will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. ut the home of Mrs. Conrad Scott, of 203 Harrison road, McCall HeightSs.

Plans will be for a Christmas party. All members are asked to attend. A rummage sale, sponsored by the Wesley Bible class of Madison Street Methodist Church, will be held on Thursday at 621 W. 3rd starting at 9 a.m. Clothes may be brought In on Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m.

For further Information, call Mrs, Benjamin Wright at Chester 2-5232. Woman's Missionary Society of St. Matthews Lutheran Church, of Woodlyn, will present a pantomime "An Old-Fashloned Album," tonight at 8 In the church hall, Mrs, Elva Schott Is program chairman. The Ladles Auxiliary to the Lloyd Club win eet this evening at 8 at the Lloyd Club, 7th and Lloyd, China Making to Be Film Subject at YW "The Making of Fine China" Is the title of the film to be shown at the YWCA on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Homemaker's Holi- The first dinner sponsored by the tfL faculty club of Smedley Junior i HiKb Schol is scheduled for Wed- weekly program nefday at i p.

at MontgomTry' the YWCA for Interested Restamant, Media. Walter OmlSr. Jr president, and his committee are call Chester 3-8226. charge of arrangements. A short business meeting will be held after the dtoner.

At that time, 'will be given to retiring teachers. '47 June Nursing Closs Has Reunion The Chester Hospital Nursing Classes of June and September 1947, held their second class reunion on Friday evening at Walber's on the Delaware, Essington. Among those who attended were; Mrs. Mabel Coffee Anlno, Miss Kathryn Mendeler and Mrs. Norma Jeanne Beswlck Higglns, of Lewistown; Mrs.

Jeanne Porter Burns, of Green Ridge; Miss Betty Taylor, of Broomall; Mrs. Mary Maedor Riley, of Springfield; Mrs. Marlon Patrick Lavln, of Eddystone. Mrs. Louise Vlerra Deaver, of Woodlyn; Mrs.

Peggy Hunt Downs, Miss Rose Fldale, of Philadelphia; Miss Jeanne Throne, of Glenolden; Mrs. Helen Peterman Baker, of Media. Mrs. Jean O'Hara Latch, Mrs. Betty Rounds Erb, Mrs.

Virginia Dryden Bunzel, Mrs. Mildred Griesmeyer Hill, Mrs. Madeline Parcarl Clark, Miss Helen Curney, Mrs. Lydia McCrea Maguire, Mrp. Ann Heilman Mrs.

Ann May Haney, Mrs. Rita May Joyce, Mrs. Antoinette Pompelll Pedante, Mrs, Louise Copple Wlzneskl, Mrs. Dorothy Saville De Naflo, Mrs. Jean O'Brien Bufflngton, Mrs.

Althea Riley Burns, Mrs. Jean Fanning Currle and Miss Phyllis Irving of Chester. 4dvice fo flic lovctora Hard-Drinking Father-in-Law Causes Fusses With Husband By BEATRICE FAIRFAX Noted AuthAtIt; on of tovt Bear Miss Fairfax: I have been married for nearly three years, and my whole life Is miserable because of father-in- law. He drinks all the time, and never saves of his money, and my husband thinks that because he is his father, he should give him money for drinking. He says that he feels sorry for his father because he has a heart condition.

Wever once has he come to visit us without being drunk, and every time he comes, my husband and I end up in a quarrel oVer his giving his father money. Because of all this, I am developing a great dislike for my father-in-law. Please advise me as to what I should Dear Miss Fairfax! 1 expect to be married within next few months, but my mothB who is rather has fl ways shied away from telling the things I should know abo marriage. She has never been wl Ing to discuss anything regardh sex with me, with tho result thi my knowledge of marriage rel tlons Is terribly limited. Is there any place or any persJ to whom I could go for the Infol matlon 1 should have, or just would you Births Rasbold-Dettrq The marrl: ge of Miss Ruth Janet Dettra, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stanley Dettra, of 904 Clifton SHOOSTER'S DOLLAR DINNER SPECIAL CELEBRATING RESTAURANT HOSPITALITY MONTH OUR REGULAR FULL COURSE DINNER ALL PORTIONS USUAL SIZE FOR TONIGHT. HOME MADE CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP OB CHILLED JUICE CUCUMBER SALAD SALISBURY STEAK Wrra MUSHROOM SAUCE HOT BOLLS OB TEA HOMEMADE OR ANY 150 DESSERT Maner 70e DINNER SERVED i TO 9 P.M. MINTN FLOWIR tTtu Davidowitz-Lundy Miss Rebecca Lundy, daughter of Mrs.

Jennie Lundy, of Wllmtogton, and Benjamin Davidowltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon owltz, of 147 W. 3rd were united to marriage on Sunday at 2 o'clock In the afternoon at Temple Beth Emeth, 9tb and Washtogton, Wilmington, Del. Rabbi Herbert Drooz officiated.

The bride, who was given in mar- rlag by her Saul Galpern, was attired in a pink silk cocktail dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline and a ptok velvet jacket with long sleeves. Her satto slippers matched her dress. She wore a pink headpiece of crlss cross velvet and carried a white Bible with pink and white lilies held together with streamers of lily-of-the-valley. Mrs. J.

Ramo, of Newark. N. J. was the bride's only attendant. She chose a gown of green and black and carried a bouquet of yellow chrystanthemums.

Herbert Berk, of Chester, was best man for Mr. Davidowltz. The mother of the bride wore a navy blue dress with navy acces series and a corsage of orchids. The bridegroom's mother was attired to a plum taffeta cocktail dress with black accessories. She wore an orchid corsage.

A dinner and reception for the families and bridal party was held after the ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Galpern, Edgemoor, Del. When Mr. and Mrs.

Davidowltz return from a wedding trip to Vlr- gtola and North Caroltoa. they will live at 411 Sansom Upper Darby. Mr. Davidowltz, a graduate of Chester- High School, Is manager of Tappin's, 69tb street. The bride is a graduate of Wilmington High School.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harper, of 108 Ash road, Garden Olty, Celebrated their 35th weddtog annlver sary on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Mueller, of 2620 Boyle celebrated their 3rd wedding anniversary on Wed' nesday. Tbey are parents of a son, Walter Edward Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Marge, of Claymont, were the sponsors on Sunday of Jowph Anthony Marge, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Marge, of JOl W. 7th who was christened Rev. John Zazzara at St.

Anthony's Oburcb. Quests at the dUmer and reception held afterwards wero Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marge and iMnUy. Mr.

and Mrs. Julio Qufmo, testtoi, Mr. and Mrs. John WysooU and family, Mrs. Judy DelDuoa, Mr.

and Mrs. Oominiok Marge, Mr. and Mrs. Qutnto Pasqiiallnl and family, Qulnto Pasqualint Mr. TAYLOR: POWELL To George T.

and Hilda Powell, 1409 E. 12th Eddystone, a son, O'-S 17, 7 pounds, 14 ozs. James H. and Eleanore Burns, 275 Ballymore road, Sprtogfleld, a soh, Oct. 17, 7 pounds.

Forrest L. and Jean Garrison, 1622 Amosland road Prospect Park, a son, Oct. 17, 7 pounds ozs. K. Ralph and Anna Marie Werner, 566 Saude Essington, a son, Oct.

18, 8 pounds 11 ozs. Harold E. and Mildred Gray, 656 Jansen Essmg- ton, a son, Oct. 18. 9 pounds VA ozs.

Walter and Alice Graham, 200 Lincoln Colltog- dale, a son, Oct. 19, 8 pounds 4y2 ozs. PRICHARD To Jonathan 3rd, and Kathleen Pricbard, Michigan avenue, Swarthmore, a son, Oct. 20 9 pounds oz. FITZGERALD-MERCY: Joseph and Flora Kaln 152 Mohawk Norwood, a son Oct.

16. BARBERES To George and Frances Barberes, 16 S. Mllbourne Upper Darby, a daughter, Oct. 16. Harold and Shirley Comfort, 121 Woodbtoe road, Havertown, a daughter, Oct.

16. John and Lillian Ni Ion, 119 Rodger Ridley Park, a daughter, Oct. 16. Elijah and Madge Mack, 410 Harwick road. Spring field, a son, Oct.

16. Albert and Florence Piselll, 5144 Grammercy Clifton Heights, a son, Oct. 16. Michael and Rose Grossl, 406 Poplar Darby, a daughter, Oct. 16.

David and Edna Howell, 304 School Morton, a daughter, Oct. 16. Donald and Joyce Mosby, 717 Summit Darby, a son, Oct. 16. Oscar and Kather- Ine Roark, 706 7tb Swarthmore, a daughter, Oct.

16. M' 'RGAN-To George and Fay Morgan, Delaware Norwood, a Oct. 16. William and Eleanor Acker, 718 Eaton, road, Drexel Hill, a daughter, Oct. 16.

Joseph and Margaret Casey, 3412 Plumstead Drexel HIU, a son, Oct. 17. Robert and Ele; anor Feebery, 209 N. Wycombe Lansdowne, a son, Oct. 17.

GUnVERAS To WUllam and Clare Guiteras, 32 N. Wycombe av. Lansdowne, a son, Oct, 17. Leo and Edith Bennett, 629 Columbia Darby, a daughter, Oct. 17.

FULWIDER To Charles and Catherine Fulwider, 7780 Wayne Highland Park, a daughter, Oct. 17. To John and Margaret Zamierowskl, 56 Bowder- horn road, Bridgeport, a son, Oct. 17. PERSONALS Mr.

and Mrs. George Mauro, of 1115 W. 8th attended services Sunday at St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzl Church, Philadelphia, mark- tog the 100th anniversary of the church, the oldest Italian edifice to the country. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Sage, of Trumbull, have returned to their home ai being the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of 1023 Kerlto st. for several days.

Club Calendar TONIGHT Evening Section, 20tji Century Club of Lansdowne. square dance 8.15 p.m., clubhouse. Junior Woman's Club of Swartb more, stated meettog and program 8 p.m.. clubhouse. Marple Township Woman's Club, art exhibit.

7 p.m., art program end meeting. 8 p.m. St. Peter' Church. Broomall.

Junior Sectiqn, New Century Club of Chester, drama, 8 p.m clubhouse. Junior Clubwomen ot Drexel Hill music program, 8.15 p.m., home of Mrs. Allan Snow, 670 Feme av Drexel Hill. WEDNESDAY Woman's Club of Aronimink first regular meeting and program 1.30 p.m., flrehouse. County Garden Club Meets Thur.

The Delaware County G(irden Club will meet Thursday at the Rutledge flrehouse at 8 p.m. Mr. Fred B. Snyder, president of the Delaware County Real Estate Board and prominent historian of Delaware County will open the season's activities at this meeting with a Ifcture on the history of Delaware County and illustrate his talk with Kodachrome slides of local Historical houses and building of interest. Every member is vrged to bring a friend or neighbor to fltimulale interest to tlie ciub ana Increase membership.

Births Announced Mr. and Mrs. William M. McCain of Jeffersonvllle, announce the birth of a son. James.

Augustas, their second son, on Oct. 19 at Montgom' ery Hospital, -Norristown. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. William W.

McCain, of 210 E. 22nd and Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Cooke, of Jeffersonvllle. Airman 3rd class and Mrs.

Char les Arnold, of Mt. Vernon avenue Brookhaven, announce the birth of a son, Charles John, on Oct. 6 at Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Mr. Arnold Is servtog with the U.S.

Air- force at Ramey Airforce Base. Puerto Rico. Mrs. Arnold is the former Miss Joan Leek. Sharing the grandparents' honors are and Mrs.

Qharles Arnold, of Glenolden and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirkbrlde, of Brookhaven. Mr. and Mrs.

Johnathan P. Prltchard, of Swarthmore, announce the birth of a son at the Taylor Hospital, Ridley Park, Monday morning. There are 6,430 registered bos pitals in the United States. Dance I I our huge of CAPEZIO Ballet- Toe Tap and Acrobatic I I I I DANCING SLIPfERS Tiw f) CArazio -s niy mt SUTER'S lOOMONT AVI. the manlcwriit mn4 Mill LM II receialifld mt the ill riif Ivit in Hair Permaneiils Iroin MIM LM wiH adviio on yoiir hair celvrlns prdblf mi LOU SANT Salon.

preul Stroof Choitor 9'9S00 Sisterhood to Be Entertained Thur. Members and guests of Mispal- lelim Sisterhood will be entertatoed by a skit, "The Education of Bessie Cohen," at the meettog Thursday at 8,30 p.m. at the Synagogue auditorium, 325 W. 7th St. They also will hear vocal selections by Mrs.

Marcus Buckwald and her accompanist. Mrs. Sam Rosenblatt. Taking part in the skit will be Mrs. Gerald Kosmln, Mrs.

Frank Cohen, Mrs. Meyer Rossta, Mrs. Harry Gomberg, Mrs. Morris Bler- son, Mrs. Sydney Rose and Mrs.

Benjamin Ozer. It's SHALOM'S For Gifts Bridal. Baby and Wedding Showers rtne Linens Gift Boxed and Wrapped SHALOM'S EJDGMONT AVE. Dear To glvp any person money with which he does nothing but go out and get drunk all over again. Is tlie most futile and misguided thing in the world.

It is readily understandable that your husband should be sorry for his father because of his ailment, but surely he must be sufficiently Intelligent to realize that he Is showing his pity and sympathy in a ery mistaken way. In fact, he is dotog his father far more harm than good, when he makes It possible for him to stay on a continual binge. This situation, I think Is something that you shou. talk over with a person who has hart real practical experience with similar problems, and you will find a great many such people, in the ranks of the organization known as Alcoholics Anonymous. Many people do not realize that this organization Is just as interested to helping the fam- llles of abnormal drinkers, as in helping the drimcers themselves.

There is, In fact, a division of the group which bands together wives, mothers and other relatives of alcoholics In an effort to work out the most useful ways In which the alcohohc, a family can help hhn. There must be a branch of this organization In your vicinity, possibly right In your own town. To find out how to get In touch with the nearest such branch, drop a note to P. O. Box 459, Central Amiex, New York 17, N.

Y. Explain in your letter just what our particular problem is, and I am sure you will have a prOmpt, sympathetic and helpful reply. Dear P. Whenever I hear a story unfortunately I hear great many of am amaze that in these modern times thet should still be so many paren with a mid-Victorian philosophy i life. I think It would be a good Ide for you to go directly to your fan lly doctor and ask him the que; tlons you would like to have at swered.

Also, if you would like send me a stampl S3lf-addresse envelope, I will be glad to sen you a list of books that should helpful to you at this time. (Copyright 1953, King Feature Syndicate! Among the Sick Nancy Petit deMange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamel C. Petit deMange, of 728-A E.

24tl Is recovertog from an gency appendectomy at Hospital. Nancy, who has a slstfll Kathleen, 3, was taken ill. Sunday! Mrs. Viola McHoud, of Lima, a surgical patient In Fltzgeri Mercy Hospital, Darby. If you must make mistakes, making a new one each time.

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