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MARY L., WEST SIDE. Aw now, Mary, five months aren't far off. Your parents were forgiving and lenient, cutting a year off your marriage age. They deserve some attention. They hate to have you leave home, you know. Show them some good times and have some flings with your crowd these next five months. Prolong that thrill of engagement. It's a big time in your life. Think of the fun you can have completing and admiring your house. Shopping and Dlanning for a home won't be as much fun ever again. Men take their homes pretty much for granted after the engagement and the honeymoon. Now you'll find your fiance interested in everything you plan together. If you think enough about your family and friends and throw yourself into recreation, the time will pass fast. Lots of wives of servicemen waited years to live in the homes they had completed, with constant worry that their husbands wouldn’t come back to them and their children. You can do it. Your boy friend is around, he loves you, and you're just. 16.

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nephews. Williom D. Horton

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Mrs. William Holiman Services for Mrs. Lydia Holiman, native of Jelico, Ky. but

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