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uphold virtue and strike a blow against nudity and obscenity,
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DEAR ABBY: It seem to me that we up here in Canada have
the right idea about what to do when a man gets a girl in
trouble He either marries her or goes to jail. I know of a case
where a woman had tuberculosis and her husband got the servant
girl in a family way. After the wife died the man waa forced to
marry the girl. They lived happily together and raised a very
nice family. This way of handling the situation is a lot easier on
the taxpayer.
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accessories. Mr* Arldt was
attired in a green three piece
suit with black accessories.
Both mothers wore corsages of
white carnations. Mrs. R. J.
Wensel, grahdmother of the ,
bride wore a navy crepe dress
with black accessories, and
Mrs August Behrend, grand-
mother of the groom, wore a
navy dress with black acces-
sories. They wore white pom-
pom corsges.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at Tiaden's
Recreation Home where a
chicken barbecue dinner with
all the trimmings was served
The bride's table. covered with
a white crochet cloth over
gold, held the throe tiered
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DEAR CANADIAN: I am not qualified to practice law to the
States, much less in Canada. But this is the first time I have ever
heard of a man being "forced" to marry a woman. If you are
mistaken, I am certain to hear from many Canadian lawyers. And
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AGAINST OBSCENITY
DEAR AGAINST: Nudity and obscenity are not necessarily
synonymous. The nude body, in the flesh or in an art form, when
portrayed in the interest of artistic expression or realism, can
hardly be called obscence. To believe otherwise would be to class
Michelangelo's superb sculpture “David." which stands as naked as
a radish in Florence. Italy. with girlie shows and French posicards.
One who does that is obscene with his eye* shut.
understand your problem,
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peuatbookie on how my problem may I FREE booklet. Also in-
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The Ladies Auxiliary to
James F. Dillon Post TIM
Veterans of Foreign Wars
held its regular meeting re-
cently. with President, Mrs.
Charles Nienstadt presiding.
For the Honor Roil this
month the ladies voted to
donate 127 to the school milk
fund SIS u> the hospital pledge,
and to buy clothing for. a needy
child and Io hold a school of
instruction.
The president expressed
thanks to those who helped in
any way, a* well as those who
came out to welcome the
veteran* when they come
through Brenham on their
fishing trip.
The next district meeting will
be held Oct. 3 in Alta Loma.
Mr*. Norma Hodde’s name
was drawn for the door prize.
Following the meeting re-
freshments were served by
Mrs. Wilma Reddehase and
Mrs. Walter Hueske Jr.
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Master Teddy Westermann,
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white heart shaped satin pillow
trimmed with lace and satin
streamer*
Serving the groom as best
man was Raymond Patschke of
Giddings. Groomsmen were
Kenneth Arldt. brother of the
groom, Wayne Kieschnick, and
Ralph Vahrenkamp, all of
Giddings Ushers were Odis
Teufel, brother of the bride,
and Mike Rigbv of Houston.
Jerry Stein covsin of the
bride and I ynn Mobley of
Houston served as candlelight-
ers
Tor her daughter's wedding.
Mr*. Teufel chose blue two
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CONFIDENTIAL TO “CANT DECIDE" IN CAMDEN. N. J.:
Non one ha* said it better than Lt. General Lewis B. Hershey, and I
quote, "If you know what you want to be, then go on to college.
If not, go into the service. You’ll find guys rich and poor, smart
and stupid, decent and not so decent. And that’s what life is all
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Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 89700. Los
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DEAR ABBY: I jus read the letter in your column from “IN-
TERESTED.” who was upset because the daughter of a friend of
hers posed for an artist in the nude. In the first place it’s none of
her business what someone- else’s daughter is doing, and If she was
any kind of a “friend" she wouldnt’ be so anxious to get her friend's
daughter arrested for indecent exposure. The human body has been
the object of many great and beautiful works of art for many cen-
turies. The only “indecent" thing about the situation she described
is the cheap gossip circulated by people with little understanding
of art and beauty. Tell "INTERESTED" that the only thing which
has been exposed is her own ignorance. Sign this—
ART LOVER
DEAR ABBY When a woman wrote to say that her friend's
daughter was posing for an artist who specialized in pretty girls
with very little, or nothing, oo. you said the girl had a right to
make a bare living. That’s the trouble with this world. Everybody
is making a big poke of modesty and decency.- Why didn't you
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checks recently
Whitmore is the local sheriff
Palmer, 55, is an inmate of the
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HAVANT, England (UPI)-
Police rushed to a house here
Sunday when a citizen reported
. someone had screamed "help.".
The officers found a party in
progress On the phon • graph
the Beatles’ new hit song was
being loudly aired
LB. BAG 39
PENTHOUSE ELBERTA
Miss Patricia Ann Teufel
and Harvey Kenneth Arldt
were united in* marriage with
a. double ring ceremony at the
. Grace Lutheran Church of
Brenham on Saturday, Sept 4
The Rev. Arnold G. Mueller
conducted the ceremony
The bride is the ttaughter of
-- Mr. and Mra.Edgar Teufel of.
BrenKaih. The goom’s par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs, Erwin
Arldt of -Gtddings.------'—
White gladioli and greenery
decorated the altar in ti
chancel were two tapering
candelabra*.
A prelude of organ selections
and the traditional wedding
march was given by Mr*
Charles Schulte. She was ac-
. companistfor Miss Dian'- Kol-.
wes who sang, "Whiter Thou
Goest" and "The Lord s
Prayer."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was attired in
a formal gown of cameo peau
— de sote. The gown, designed by
the bride’s mother, featured a
bateau neckline and long
tapered sleeves The skirt was
semi-bell that fell in a chapel
length train. The bodice and
front of the skirt were accent-
ed with applques of reembroid-
ered Alencon lace lavishly en-
crusted with seed pearl*.
Her five tier veil of French
silk illusion was held by a pill-
box richly adorned / with seed
pearls and crystal beads She )
carried a bouquet' of white car-
nations centered with a white
orchid arranged on n.1a<e,
covered Bible She wore a dia-
mond centered cross pendant,
a gift of the groom
Mr*. Odis Teufel, sister In-
law of the bride served as
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Misses Diane Arning and
Gloria Stebner of Brenham,
and Mr* Carl Erfurdt of Hous-
ton. Each of the attendant*
wore formal gowns of gold peau
de sole fashioned in the Empire
silhouette with a pillbox head-
■ piece of the same fahric Dyed
to match «hoe* and short white
gloves completed the ensem-
.jg
tbyasa
and Mrs. John Bosse of —Aren----
ham. Other members of the
houseparty were Miss Mary
Ann Addicks, Mrs. A. C Wes-
»el» of Llano. and Mrs. Charles
Mewis of Brenham
When the couple left on a
short wedding trip Mrs Arldt
was wearing an ivory crepe
suit wizh black patent acces-
series and a while orchid cor.
sage from her bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Arldt will make
their home in College Station,
where the groom is attending
Texaa A&M University Mrs.
Arldt is employed by Texas
ARM University.
Mr. and Mr* Erwin Arldt,
parents of the groom honored
members of the wedding party
with a supper at the Grace
Luthe ran a uditor lum following _
the rehearsal on Friday night.
The bride and groom exchanged
gifts and remembered their
attendant* with appropriate
gifs.
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