Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 26, 1949 Page: 6 of 12
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The engagement and app reaching marrxaie oj
Hiss blades Adams, daughter oj the late Hr. and
Hrs. Lows £. Adams oj I‘acogdotkts, ft Mat, to
Hi Lly t'. Pam sh, son of Hrs. elite Parrish and
the Late J. F, Parrish oj Q L adeuat e r, It an-
nounced h\ her sister, Hts. lack Hass oj Aacog-
iioches, Hiss Adams is a graduate oj Nacogdoches
high School and oj Steiner F. 4usftn State Col-
lege. Hr. Parrish uas graduated from bladeuat e r
High School in ig.ji, and served m the 'nited
States Atm\ Air Corps fro- f at time until 1^46.
khile in Gladeuater High School he u,as outstand-
ing in tne high school 0and. The wedding is to
take place this morning in the First Haptist
Church in Hig Sandy at g o'clock. The attendants
are the bride's cousin, Harvit Adams of Nacog-
doches and the groom's urothe.r, J, H. Parrish,
The neuly-u eds util live in dig Sandy wnere Hr.
Parrish owns and operates a jewelry business.
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Kay Colyer’i
Column
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Dear Kay Coiyer:
My wife and I lost our only child
a few tro nthk ago. and although
It was a hearthrr-akinc experience,
I have been able to accept the
loss and continue a jiorrral way
of living. My wife, however, has
days of despondency and oecomes
so hopelessly depressed that I
worry about leaving her alone,
what can | do to help her’
W.H.
Work Is one of the best antidotes
for sorrow or worry, if your wife
Is physically able to take a posi-
tion. even a part-time one. where
she will be associated with other
people, it will help to give her an
interest In somethin* outside
herself. 1 realize H would require
an elfort to even pretend an Inters
est in a Job at first, but she even-
tually win find herself enjoying
the stimulation of outside activi-
ties. if this is impracticable f
suggest that you encourage In-
creased social activities, and
cultivate a hobby of some sort in
which you both are Interested.
Churches, charity agencies, and
many worthwhile >iganl/ntlons.
all need workers. Helping .some
ftne else is a marvelous panacea
for sorrow.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Wounded anlty knows when It Is
nortallv hurt and limps off the field
piteous, all disguises thrown away.
Hut pride carries Its banner to the
last,- Helen Hunt Jackson
Babies And Husbands-Or--
Career And Black Coffee
hy i*mi.ms rattfli.i
INS staff Correspondent
KK» YORK, June 2&-(lN8>-
I hanks to a beautiful blonde and
a $2.98 Imuseooat. novelist Isa-
bel Moore expects to net $20,000
this year.
They Inspired her new book
"The other Woman."
Miss Moore confessed today
that she's had three unfortunate
careers and a like numlier and
quality of marriages, she said
"Maybe people won't think that
record qualifies me to speuk...
"Hut I think the trouble with
moat married women Is that thev
wear cheap housecoats, don't nav
attention to beautiful blondes, pre-
pare too few breakfasts for their
husbands, and think they've made
a supreme sacrifice when they take
he children to the dentist."
The young novelist speaks her
ntnd frankly from a Chewj Written
.apartment in suburban New iofk,
where she lives with a Mldas-touch
typewriter and two pretty daughters
who adore her writing.
She tells the story of how~as
"a nnt-toreexempla/v wife''-she
iappened on a best-seller inspire
Ion.
"It came on a spring-houseclenn-
Ing morning." she recalls, "when
I wan working like mad, wearing
chipped niil polish and a $2.98
housecoat that didn’t fit. Up to
the door curne a blonde with
glamor and a desire to see* an
old frle.-id—iny hushatid."
Luckily, Isabel rrins. her hus-
band was off on a weekend trip
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Vrs. Mil Kent, the former
Kathryn Wendell, was honored
with a lovely miscellaneous
sliower Friday aftgmoon from 2
to 4:30 In die social room of the
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Hospital News
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Ydngnnlnn*
Warren Saye
Kddle Jammc
Lee Riggs
ItismiNsals
Linda Phil brick
Joyce Phi I brick
Donnie PhiltHrk
Mrs. Dent Haillln
Douglas Woctal I
Mrs. J. T. Slmoson
Mrs. Morris Duffy
M. E. Whittaker
HANCOCK HTMirtTAI A CLINK’
Ydewssions
Mrs. Harry Barton, Kllirre
T. J. Kill son
Mrs. C. C Rosetta and hahy
Dismissals
Mrs. w. w. Day
Mm. fted Mosley
and the blonde had only one day
In town.
Hut after the girl left, Novelist
,V,<v>re ran upstairs, studied her
self In a mirror, threw away the
housecoat and went on a diet.
A month later, combining sho* k
md Imagination, she oegan writing
ter best book, '"I be 1 itliey Woman."
This experience has paid off In
sale of the title to Warner Brothers
In Hollywood, sale of the novel
to Hantain Hooks-and a petite new
figure for Miss Moore.
At age 37. In fact, she looks
younger than she did in picture*
taken ’1 years ago when she start-
ed her first career as a trapeze
artist for fiella-Ploto Circus in
New York.
She took that |ob, she says,
because she had "courage, but
no t>rains.”
Later, at 23, sue clung to a dull
secretarial wareer she had
"tirnlns. but no counigeT"
"When 1 finally succeed ad In
getting the brains and the courage
together,” she shrugs, "| was at
last making money. But I'd wrecked
my domestic life."
Because of her own martial
tanclm, she believes she can ad-
vise other women-with books and
sincere tongue-lasblng-on how to
avert destroying their own domes-
tic patterns.
"First," she warns, "wives
shouldn't become slaves to their
homes. Tlietr husbands shouldn't
have to walk backwards, picking
up after themselves.
"Second, women shouldn’t be
tvplcal stinurtMinites, than which
there's nothing lazier. They should
read books, s(eo .gossiping, a.i($
go Into the city for a new hairdo
once In a while.”
Hut the worst hazurd of ail. In-
sists Miss Moore, Is for women to
try to lie more successful than
their husbands.
independence and money are
comparatively new to women, she
nays, and they don’t handle either
of them well.
"Dedicate voigwelf to l«hles
and a husband, or to work and black
coffee," she saya soberly.
First Baptist Church.
Hostesses were ,'.rn. R. L.
Decker, Mrs. Levi Lyman, and
bra. J. lay lor. June Decker
was in charge of the pmi-rer.
Ann McMIllen read "Ita in Dia-
lect," Hetty Dillam sang ••al-
ways,•• and Miss Janie .steel*
played "Deep Purple.”
Nettle Jane Lyman,presided at
Uw Iride's bool .
Both the gift and the refreshment
tables were covered with white
lace cloths, and earning out the
decorative rose theme, pink roses
in profusion formed the center-
piece. fall white flame-tipped
tapers In crystal holders acre
placed on either side of the central
arrangement. An Interesting addi-
tion to the table was a "T m
rhumb” groom and his diminutive
"Jim** unde," attached In dream-
ers bearing the narnea "Kathryn"
"Bill." Cake, frozen punch, and
salted nuts were served.
Those present if sending gifts
were: Mrs. A. T. Byrd, Mr*. 1 dnn
Wiseman, Mrs. Jake Hrtnvm. Mr.
and Mrs. Lari P. M. «i sr., Mrs.
C. D. Long, Mr*. Mau lie F> *s,
Mrs. waiter L. Brock, Bennie
Best, Barimru Anikins, Mr*.
Angle Orlffln, Mrs. •!««• Ilannu,
-Its. I{a.v hn trier, '..rs. d. B.
Martin. Mrs. T. J. Wheel tv. Mrs.
C. K McMIllen. Ann Mr-Mlilen.
Mrs. i. A. Spiva, yizabeth Dil-
lard. Helen Jo Nelson, .Irs. I.»• .
Morgan, tuid Mr*. Robert ^R.
Gullett.
Diane Oullett, Mrs. F. M. Greene,
Mrs. J. Tea*ley, Mrs. Grady
Colemen, Mr». Ovid Phillips, Mrs.
J. U DMM and Peggy, Mrs.
'l.. L. Lyman, Janeei | vein.
Theta Nu Ihetu Club, Mrs. Leon
Waggoner and Lizzu-, Mrs. K. W.
Burnett ami Janet. Mrs. K. B.
Lee, Lagrande Lee, Mrs.‘ T. T.
.Stevrmson, t’lKybrn FTazier. and
Johnny Wendell.
k .. Mamie Lupfer, Mrs. O. fl.
Brown. L. M. and Dewey Gray.
C. R. Stevens and Nancy, Q. t-j»rl
Johnson, Mrs. «. H. Roe. ami
Shirley, H. F» Johnson, A. H.
Mrvire, Mrs. Luther Rose Kramer,
*irs. X B. Nelson, Mrs. McDonald,
Mrs. Raymond Rush, Mrs. F.
Watkins, Nettie J.yman, Mrs. Levi
Lyman. !(*s. J. t„ Taylor, and
Mrs. ft. L. Decker.
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iPaxtij dMonoxzz
Mrs. Waiter Cheshire waa honor
guest at a pink and blue shower
anJ bridge party given in the
attractive home of Mra, H.w. Bur-
nett by Mra. Ralph Weiner. Mrs
James Gnodaon. Mrs Hill Stages
and Mrs. Joe Holloway.
Pink sweetheart rones In a
tasnlnet formed the centerydere
*tr the dining table on which the
many beautifully mapped gifts
ware IIsplayed. The hnnoree was
presented a corsage of nlnfc cap
ngttons by the hnstessea.
Following the bridge games a
dessert course waa served. High
aonre wan won by Mra. Melvin
Ramsey, second high hy Mrs.
Arlan Wood, and hlngn hy Mrs.
Huntyn.
Present were Mrs. Hilly ponder,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs.
M.D. Swearingen. Mrs. Dick Sel-
b«t. Mrs. John F'lanaglh. Mrs.
Howard I.ebus, Mrs. jack Phillips,
Mrs. Glenn White, Mrs. Runtrn,
Mrs. Jaarmatta sharp, Mm. Heat-
flea Miller, Mrs. Tm* Patrick,
MamP* Fills. Mm. Gordon Mayer.
Mrs. John W. o* Steen, Mm. sid
Hurwltz. and Mm. Humett.
Those sending gifts were Mrs.
H, A. Seifert. Mrs. Billy Stames.
•nd Mrs. Hamilton Jenkins.
M^tc/zkah JH'odcft
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Glade water Robekah I <1*e no.
30 met in regular gen- on ’■ r
day. Mr*. Mae Gilbert
awarded a reitlftcafc >f r-c
tlon in the »acr» • work.
Next Friday night the Rep. kai -,
will entertain the od* i ■ »*
In I.O.O.F. Hall.
Mr*. I lia Price, Lodgr >• ity.
urge<l all Installing offr > r c :
all nerving >n lecoratlnr xn 1 *
freshment committee* to if
I. O.O.F flail at « 30 Mnri la
evening.
Mrs. Hetty Bonner and Mr..
Myrtle 1 -ng served 1. * 1 a le
cream tnd cake.
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Greep, J. Walter. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 26, 1949, newspaper, June 26, 1949; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008145/m1/6/?q=%22~1~1~1~1%22~1&rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lee Public Library.