Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 19

MONDAY EVENING Fort Worth STAR-TELEGRAM 38 SE PT IT 1066 RAM 38 90 Years Don't Fetter Interest Be Ask your you why to Abby Star-Telegram reply enclose booklet "How Wedding" in care of Be Tn Ask your you why le to Abby at-Telegram eply enclose iddressed en ioklet "How ly Wedding" in care of Th tw Be Ask your you why to Abby Star-Telegram reply enclose en- Wedding" booklet "How in care of By PAULINE NAYLOR Mrs Chalmers Hutchison 3128 Odessa who was 90 last month might well sum up her relation and reaction to the changes that have come to Fort Worth since the beginning of the Twentieth Century with a quotation from the Latin poet Vergit's legendary hero Aeneas "All of which I saw and a great part of which I was" For 64 of the 66 years of the century Mrs Hutchison has been active participant and many times leader in the service civic and cultural developments in which the "new woman" began emergence from the role of housewife and mother in Fort Worth as she did throughout the SIX DECADES OF FORT WORTH LW Photo by Norman Bradford Chalmers Hutchison who has many scrapbooks and other records has lived 64 of her 90 years in Fort Worth with which she can refresh memories WHY GROW OLD? Signs of Neglect Show Up Soon When You Disregard Your Health DEAR ABBY Children Shouldn't Afraid of Policeman husband the good news and the next thing I knew he ran out on me I guess he never forgave me for losing our little boy I feel just like I am going to have a baby out of wedlock Abby I have no family and I have never met my husband's family and wouldn't even know where to look for them I have tried to locate my husband but can't I have very little money Do you know of a home for unwed mothers near Hammond Ind that would take me in? ALONE DEAR ALONE: Yes Please send me your name and address and I will help you immediately CONFIDENTIAL TO "HAVE You may have "proof" but it may not be the deciding factor: There are numerous cases in which a parent was found guilty of adultery and was still given cus betiqh-c a special gilt from haltom's She'll want to show off this expensive-looking crystal ash tray with its classic Italian design Attractive in pairs 4 long $200 On Mail Orders Please Add 2 State Sales Tax and 35e for postage and handling HRLTOM'S 71er Noose ar Dountmos Maio at Sixth6102 Camp Bowie PARK FREE one hour at Classified Garage across from Continental Motor Bank tody of the children lawyer to tell Troubled? Write In care if the For a personal a stamped self-addressed envelope For Abby's to Have a Lovely send $1 to Abby the Star-Telegram 0010R1161 NORrirRICHLANP 117RLICilif St11210047 ErEETHUIrtilAYAD DEAR ABBY Children Shouldn't VI 1 4 Vtl 34i 0- 1 4' VI-15 '4 11en Afraid of Policeman c)" husband the good news and tody of the children 4 0 7tt the next thing I knew he ran lawyer to tell 71 -ri' out on me I guess he never i )'''" 41 A forgave me for losing our lit- Troubled? Write tie boy I feel just like I in care if the 'ir K' am going to have a baby out For a personal 4 i of wedlock Abby a stamped self-addressed I have no family and I velope have never met my husband's family and wouldn't even know where to look for them Have a Lovely For Abby's to I have tried to locate my hus- send $1 to Abby band but can't I have very the Star-Telegram lke''' i -2N e-t Alt Ae---- y-7 i'-' 14 --N home for unwed mothers near Hammond Ind that would wiplootoRaryit 4 oe -IF ":1 -syt4sit take me in? ALONE a 07 r)-- 0000) N-4-N 4 4----4- 2'' fl o0 DEAR ALONE: Yes Please send me your name and ad- 1 0: Leff dress and I will help you im- St1121oo mediately CONFIDENTIAL TO "HAVE vviNgoorti You may have I "proof" but it may not be the -''''''Ji ovevt 4 lk ''e----- 4' eb deciding factor: There are nu- Ay1' 1 17-1 7 merous cases in which a par eryt was found guilty and was still of adult- given cus 1 4e 4 ErEETHLOWAYAD 1 13- i IV itIf 7 0 en eirzi 41- '--ele 1 4 4 --444101- 0 1514(041f 6 04 7 oo 40 14-oi' '----eir ie14- 4 --ve)e ''') kr Are7 BRIOE'S betiqht a special gilt Nom haltom's SIX DECADES OF FORT WORTH LIV- Photo by Norman Bradford Chalmers Hutchison who has many scrapbooks and other records has lived 64 of her 90 years in Fort Worth with which she can refresh memories WHY GROW OLD? -11' el 1 Signs of Neglect Show Up Soon 47- 41 oti'i'-i- i I xt -i i-io 7-- LP-A' ''s V4 '1 When You Disregard Your Health 4 -40' 4A She'll want to show off this expensive-looking crystal ash tray with its classic Italian design Attractive in pairs 4' long $200 On Mail Orders Please Add 2 State Sales Tax and 35c for post- age and handling LT 0 M'S 71er Noose O' Domwoos Main at Sixth6102 Camp Bowie PARK FREE one hour at Classified Garage across from Continental Motor Bank 1 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I have a young neighbor who has children about the ages of mine Our children play together constantly at either my house or hers It seems the only way this mother can discipline her children is to 's tell them if they aren't "good" will call the policeman 4 Now it's ABIGAIL none of my VAN BUREI' business how she wants to raise her children but I don't want my children to grow up being afraid of policemen Should I say something to this mother? If so how do I put it without getting her angry at me? A NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: Tell her that for their own safety children should be taught that the policeman is their friend because should a child be lost hurt or molested by a stranger he should ask the nearest policeman for help If you explain this to your neighbor she will surely understand and change her threats DEAR ABBY: When I was 16 I lost the thumb and first two fingers from my right hand in a hunting accident This is my problem: People are always wanting to shake bands with me which has given me many awkward moments They become offended or embarrassed if I do not shake hands with them I have tried wearing a glove but people are not very observant and they put out their hand anyway I don't think I ought to apologize for my hand Any suggestions? DEAR You needn't apologize Simply offer your left hand before the other party has a chance to reach for your right and he should quickly get the message DEAR ABBY: Will a home for unwed mothers take in a married woman? I was married three years ago when I was 17 I had a baby but he lived only a few hours My husband was so disappointed because be always wanted a son When I became pregnant four months ago I told my ABIGAIL VAN BUREN By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I have a young neighbor who has chil- Our children dren about the ages of mine play together constantly at either my '-4 house or hers 7-7-) m--- only way this mother can discipline her -1'': 0i children is to tell them if they aren't It seems the "good" 11 policeman will call the ---eee IL Now it's ABIGAIL none of my VAN BUREN business how she wants to raise her chil- dren but I don't want my children to grow up being afraid of policemen Should I IsfaysosomhoewthidnogI put it without getting her antgorythias at mother? A NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: Tell her that for their own safety children should be taught that the policeman is their friend because should a child be lost hurt or molested by a strang- er he should ask the near- est policeman for help If you explain this to your neighbor she will surely understand and change her threats DEAR ABBY: When I was 16 I lost the thumb and first two fingers from my right hand in a hunting accident This is my problem: People are always wanting to shake hands with me which has mgven me many awkward mo- ents i They become offended or embarrassed if I do not shake hands with them I have tried wearing a glove but people are not very observant and they put out their hand any- way I don't think I ought to apologize for my hand Any suggestions? DEAR You needn't ggestions? apologize Simply offer your left hand before the other party has a chance to reach for your right and he should quickly get the message DEAR ABBY: Will a home for unwed mothers take in a married woman? I was mar- 17 11 a litnht? hitt ha ried three years ago when I Cross at Camp Bowie which occupied a great part of the present Arlington Heights AS A FEDERATED club member Mrs Hutchison took an active part in the various cultural civic and welfare projects including library and art association expansion city federation cultural programs and the Baby Hospital which became the Fort or th Children's Hospital The women's groups also engaged actively in park development Mrs Hutchison who recalls that all of her outside activities had her husband's approval and support never neglected my home and she took her turn backing up her husband's official projects while he was a member of the park board during some period of important growth planning Mrs Hutchison's educational contributions were given state government recognition in 1923 when Governor Pat Neff named her to the Texas State Education Commission Others serving on this board included Dr Horn of Texas Technological College now Texas Tech in Lubbock Dr Brooks of Baylor University and Dr George Works of Cornell University MRS HUTCHISON also has been active in the Hemphill and First Presbyterian (lurches She organized a child study class for mothers in the First Presbyterian Church in 1921 and taught it for a number of years Chalmers Hutchison Jr was an infant when his parents moved to Fort Worth in 1902 The second child Emily Mrs Edward A Wiggin was born June 6 1906 in the family's second home in For Worth a large residence on Crestline Road and one of the first built by the real estate company which started Arlington Heights in the 1890s This location might still be the Hutchison family home if there had been a Trinity flood control program 60 years ago Mr and Mrs Hutchison wearied of the inconveniences which at times were real dangers of commuting to business shopping and social affairs across the Trinity The Seventh Street bridge could become submerged up to the buggy seat in a few minutes of flash flood AFTER A number of exciting dashes to beat the swirling flood waters sometimes with the horse swimming and Mrs Hutchison standing on the seat the reins in one band and the trailing skirts of her best party frock held up in the other the Hutchisons moved back to their first Fort Worth home site corner of Ballinger and Presidio They had lived here briefly after arriving in 1902 and they returned in the fall of 1906 Here the third child David was born Nov 13 1907 All three children are still residents of Fort Worth By JOSEPHLNE LOWMAN (This is my little verse) Do you ride on youthful pep That can't hold out forever? Then read this column every day And pull yourself together We never think it will happen to ust We breeze along spending our energy with abandon get- 1 ting by with too little much food too too little exer- cise and too A I much tension 'A The synip- toms of neg- it around mid- 7 's lect begin to show up die age In- herent weak By JOSEPHLNE LOWMAN (This is my little verse) Do you ride on youthful pep That can't hold out forever? Then read this column every day And pull yourself together We never think it will hap- pen to us! We breeze along spending our energy with get- -e- ting by with too little sleep too food too little exer- A-) cise and too much tension i'7 The symp- i toms of neg- abandon lect begin to fATI great old age is to have something wrong with you at middle age which is serious enough to take care of and then nurse it along for the rest of your life If you have an ulcer or diabetes you simply have to stick to a strict diet If you have other diseases exercises may be your salvation and you must take them If you have high blood pressure or heart trouble a loss of weight may be essential for survival You don't have a choice So while you are forced to take care of yourself your vibrant friends may be living in fools paradise How much better it would be for all of us if we would guard our health and preserve it while we have it rather than wait for the "handwriting on the wall" great old age is to have something wrong with you at middle age which is serious enough to take care of and then nurse it along for the rest of your life If you have an ulcer or di- abetes you simply have to stick to a strict diet If you may other diseases exercises be your salvation and you must take them If you have high blood pressure or heart trouble a loss of weight may be essential for survival You don't have a choice So while you are forced to take care of yourself your vibrant friends may be living fort at this time It may seem that it happened suddenly but it prob ably didn't Nothing remains the same day after day month after month or year after year Neglect may have been nicking at your energy and health for years How long this happy self delusion can last depends of course on how good a constitution you started out with Some folks can abuse their health for an amazing number of years but the day of reckoning always comes INFERIOR HEALTH For the long pull many people with inferior health outlast those with flamboyant stamina because the latter lavish their vitality on life with such thoughtless extravagance As a matter of fact it has often been said that the best way to live to a fort at this time I that may seem at it hap- pened suddenly but it pro ably eln Nothing remains the same day after day month after month or year after year Neglect may have been nicking at your energy and health for years How long this happy self delusion can last depends of course on how good a constitution you started out with Some folks an abuse their health for an amazmg number of years but the day of reckon- ing always comes LTFERIOR HEALTH For the long pull many peo- am qM KNOX POFF 111111111 ME ICURTIS MATHES HILLY: josEpffiNE nesses which LowlwAN didn't bother one in early youth begin to give discom NOW THE holder of numerous emerituses and honorary titles in recognition of her long service Mrs Hutchison still has not retired from her lively interest in all things that are "moving" nor from watching the contemporary scene Mrs Hutchison the former Bessie Wyeth was born on a farm in Licking County Ohio August 2 1878 After graduating from Dennison University Granville Ohio she married Chalmers Hutchison owner of the Kansas City Mail in 1898 and they made their home in Kansas City Mo until 1902 when they moved to Fort Worth where he had acquired the Fort Worth Mail-Telegram In 1906 Hutchison and associates organized the old Fort Worth Record and he served as business manager a number of years resigning to devote his time to real estate development in the Fort Worth South Side continuing in this until his death In 1930 He had started in the newspaper business while a student in Muskingum College in Ohio Ile was a reporter on the college paper and correspondent for several newspapers in the area AFTER GRADUATION in 1882 he became business manager of the Mirror Olathe Kansas of which a brother was editor The newspaper burned and he took the position of private secretary to US Commissioner of Indian Affairs Hiram Price Department of the Interior in Washington DC In 1893 he returned to the newspaper busi- ness associating with his brother as co-owner and business manager of the Kansas City Mail Mrs Hutchison's first affiliations with women's organizations a activities were with the Woman's Wednesday Club which she joined in 1908 and the Mary Isham Keith Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution As the three Hutchison children reached school age the then new parent-teacher organization commanded her interest and was the particular field in which she has attained national status SHE HAS been a life member of the Texas Parent Teacher Association executive board since 1912 She was the organizing president of the Daggett Elementary School P-TA in 1910 and in 1911 was elected first president of the Fort Worth City Council of Parents and Teachers of which she was an organizer In 1912 she became the second president of the Texas Congress of Parent- Teachers Associations and in 1914 was elected national vice president of the Congress the first Texas woman to be so honored At the beginning of World War I in 1917 she was named by the National Fosdick Commission to aid work of organizations with girls and young women in areas where there were military encampments She helped organize a local Girls Service League in 1917 and assisted In the entertainment and welfare program of the local chapter of the American Red COLOR TELEVISION Designed and built for those of you who are the most demanding Truly the first in Color Television Plastic Defeats Tube Squeezer f4 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1-B women are as much inclined to throw the tube of hand cream in a drawer as they are to grab the tube of toothpaste in the middle and squeeze We have reached something of a truce at our house The other members of the family roll up the toothpaste tube each morning I do other chores such as ironing And in the case of plastic have worked out another solution If Bo comes running because someone is squeezing the last drop from a whistling give the tube to the dog She 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