Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 24, 1980 Page: 6 of 14
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4—THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Spring*, Texas, Wednesday, Sept. U,
Daily crossword j pj ashersand some
ACROSS
1 Labor group
4 Yock
9 Wttr out
10 Hiving ipinti
13 American
Stock
Exchange
(abbr.)
14 Slaaping
place
15 Greek letter
16 Each
17 Electric fish
18 Deutschland
(abbr)
20 Possessive
pronoun
23 Of a
nationality
26 Catches in
noose
30 Words (fr.)
31 Maple genus
33 Be sick
34 Medeme
(abbr.)
35 Of India
(prefix)
36 Actress
Louise
37 Kidnap
39 Furtive
41 Noble gas
43 Superlative
suffix
44 Makes same
score
47 Poverty war
agency (abbr)
49 Actress Taylor
52 Attempt
55 Rise and fall
56 Putting in
gear
57 African
grassland
58 Mediterranean
sailing vessel
59 Exist
DOWN
1 Sights
2 Laden
3 River in the
Netherlands
4 Box top
5 Dunderhead
6 Speaks
7 Collage song
8 Restore to
health
9 Strike lightly
10 Barrel (ebbr.)
11 Confide
12 College
Answer to Previous Puale
matJulLuauoBBiiJy
■nmi
n
uiiili
poem
degree (abbr) V Morajtofy-
16 Jackie's 2nd
husband
mini uinn
■mb nun hhrI
llpgijlfl
19 Graduate of
Annapolis
(abbr)
21 Margarines
22 Egypt (ebbr)
23 Jane Austen
title
24 Mausoleum
25 Division of a
acting
28 Barnyard
sound
29 Butcher
32 400. Roman
35 Wintry glaie
36 Poetic
contraction
38 Dismount
40 Sign of the
zodiac
42 Rush hour at
the diner
44 Pip* fitting
type
45 Hotels
46 Border
48 Unit of work
50 Unemployed
51 Last letter
53 Lifetime
54 Strive with
55 New Deal
project (abbr)
(NEWftPAPfN ENTERPRISE ASSN I
Polly's
Hi Pointers By Polly Cramer
Keeping slips down
By Polly Cramer
POLLY’S PROBLEM
DEAR POLLY — Can you tell me how to prevent
under slips from crawling up, as this is most uncomfort-
able - J W
DEAR J.W. — Do you use an anti-static product when
laundering your lingerie? You might try dampening
your hands and then smoothing the slip down when you
put It on. I am sure some of our clever readers have
corae.up with some different ideas that hopefully they
wilt share with us. — POLLY
Over the years I have used the following
I metal identification tags such
DEAR POLLY - Over the ye
method for filling in engraved r
as dog licenses, etc., so they can be easily read. I brush red
nail polish over all the engraving and then wipe off immedi-
ately. The red will remain in the engraving. I also use red nail
polish for marking rods and reels, tools, etc., with our initials.
This has settled many questions concerning ownership The
red polish dries quickly and does not rub off when it gets wet
- MRS F.H.
DEAR POLLY — I always try to buy three pairs of match-
ing pantyhose at one time. I usually get runners and snags in
one leg, and then I cut along the seam and sew two good legs
together and have a pair that look nice. The discards are used
In my braided rug - MARY L.
DEAR POLLY — My Pointer is for any mother who is
moving her child from a crib into a bed. When my son was
ready to sleep in a bed I looked all over for a twin-size bed
with rails at the side but ended up with just an ordinary twin
bed When he would fall asleep, I lifted up the mattress on the
side and put a pillow between the mattress and box spring —
the other side was up against the wall. After a while the child
will automatically sleep towards the far side of the bed This
really worked for us and is certainly cheaper than buying a
special bed with rails. — AILENE
this newspaper
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN)
Bernice Bede Osol
Dear Ann Landers: You
stated in your column recently
that the executive who exposed
himself to two neighborhood
females was “mentally ill.”
Will you please explain?
Does this mean that all people
who have the desire to display
their bodies are ill in the same
way? What about the folks who
frequent nudist camps? And the
ones who like swimming in the
nude? And the nude dancers -
both male and tamale’
Are these people sick? If so,
where can they get help? Please
print this letter, Ann. It is very
important that 1 get answers to
these questions, and there is
nowhere 1 can go but to you. —
Wondering In USA
Dear USA: The executive
who exposed himself to the
neighborhood girls is indeed
sick. The poor fellow needs
psychiatric help. This illness is
Your
Astrograph
Thursday, Sept 25
<Your
‘Birthday
Sapt. 25,1980
This coming year you may be
introduced to someone who will
turn out to be a very good triend,
through a person you already
know. Your new ally will prove
helpful to you in several areas
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Asso-
ciates can be led today but they
cannot be pushed In efforts
where teamwork is required
Don't automatically appoint
yourself boss. Romance, travel,
luck, resources, possible pitfalls
and career for the coming
months are all discussed in your
Astro-Graph, which begins with
your birthday- Mail $ 11or aach to
Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio
City Station N Y. 10019. Be sure
to specify birth date.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
You're a good worker today,
provided there Isn't too much
detail involved. Little complica-
tions may cause you to lose the
patience for which you are
noted.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21)
Some of your friends are a bit
more sensitive than usual today.
If they feel you're playing favor-
ites, they could get miffed. Keep
politics out of your relationships.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If
you compare what you have with
others who have more, you could
become displeased with your lot
today. Be content by thinking of
those who have less.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19)
Weigh your words with extreme
care today There's a possibility
your remarks could be miscon-
strued Keep any questionable
comments to yourself
PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20)
Before treating yourself to the
goodies life has to offer, It would
be wiser to pay off obligations
first so that they don't pop up to
haunt you later
ARIES (March 21-Apdl 19) A
misunderstanding with one defi-
nitely your ally should be cor-
rected Immediately. It’s possible
you're reading too much Into an
insignificant happening.
TAURUS (April 2<FMay 20) What
you enjoy doing you'll do well
today, but tasks of which you're
not particularly fond may be giv-
en a lick and a promise. Keep an
0v0n kool.
GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Fami-
ly involvements today will afford
you greater pleasure than activi-
ties with outsiders Make your
loved ones feel wanted and
important.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) The
old adage. "Too many cooks
could spoil the stew," might be
true for you today. Don't let
kibitzers get in the way of what
you hope to accomplish
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A situa-
tion may arise today where It's
best to bite your tongue rather
than say what's truly on your
mind. Use soft soap instead of
bitter retorts.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-tept. 22)
Someone who did you a favor
may call in the marker today and
if your memory Is short, you
might feel you're asked to do
more than he or she did for you.
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPttSE ASSN.)
called exhibitionism. The man
is intensely insecure about his
sexuality and gets his jollies
from the startled reactions of
females who come upon the
sigit of him unexpectedly. It
reassures him that he is male.
Nudists and strippers and
people who enjoy swimming in
the buff run the gamut from
free spirits to nature-lovers.
They may be a little far-out, but
they are not necessarily in need
of a head doctor. There’s a big
difference between showing off
a good body and flashing one’s
genitals.
Dear Ann Landers: 1 don’t
know where “Your Friendly
Neighborhood Bank Teller”
works, but he should try making
it in the bank where I am em-
ployed.
I’d be happy if my customers
only gave me their money
upside down and backwards.
How about the people who pull
bills out of their shoes, bras and
pouches under their armpits?
I wish those boobs who
scream at the teller because
they have to wait in line so long
would scream at the rummies
ahead of them who don't have
their forms filled out properly,
or who get right up to the
teller’s cage before they realize
they haven’t made out a deposit
slip.
While I’m at it, I'd like to say
“Thanks” to all the nice
customers who make my job a
pleasure. There are more of
them than the other kind. - I
Could Write A Book
Dear I.C.: Why don’t you?
You’re pretty funny.
Dear Ann Landers: Don’t
back off. There IS a way to get
your name off the junk mailer’s
list. It worked for me. Take the
time to open the packet and find
the postage-free response en-
velope. Stuff it full of their
material, plus any other junk
mail you want to get rid of. Seal
it and throw it in the mailbox.
When the junk dealer pays
double or triple postage to
receive his own junk back (it
helps to write in big, bold letters
(“TAKE MY NAME AND
ADDRESS OFF YOUR LIST”),
he will probably comply with
your request. — Judy R In
Elmhurst
Dear Judy: Thanks for what
sounds like a logical solution to
the problem. I am going to try it
myself and will report back in
six months to let you know if it
worked for me.
Ann
Landers
experience.
Confidential to Corpus Christi
on the Fence: Your fears are
unfounded. The major dif-
ference between a man of 65
and a man of 35 is 30 years of
Is alcoholism ruining your
life’ Know the danger signals
and what to do. read the
booklet, “Alcoholism — Hope
and Help,” by Ann Landers.
Send 50 cents with your request
and a long, stamped, self-
addressed envelope to Ann
Landers, P.O. Box 11995,
Chicago, Illinois 60611.
A no-nonsense approach to
how to deal with life's most
difficult and most rewarding
arrangement. Ann Landers'
booklet, “Marriage — What to
Expect,” will prepare you for
better or for worse. Send your
request to Ann Landers, P.O.
Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois
60611, enclosing 50 cents and a
long, stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 24, 1980, newspaper, September 24, 1980; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth824071/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.