The chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1961-1966, August 28, 1963, Image 10

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The chronicle., August 28, 1963, Page TEN, Image 10
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Dear Abby... ||
Your Finances Aren't
Any Of Mom's Business
By ABIGAIL VAN BUUREN
DEAR ABBY: I am a member
of that long - suffering group
which I call the GWMSOC —
“Girls Who Married Somebody’s
Only Child.” I have learned to
endure Mamma’s references to
“My Baby,” (now grey - haired
and 44.) I let her cook the way
she wants to when she visits us.
I even laugh it off when she for
gets and calls me by my hus
band’s ex - wife’s first name.
But she still insists on asking
personal questions about our fi
nances such as, “How much are
you making now? Did you get a
raise? Is your car paid for yet?
What else do you owe?” She
doesn't help us financially, (in
fact we help her) so must we
answer her questions?
QUIZ KID’S
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
DEAR D-I-L: Certainly not. Tell
her in a nice way that there is
no reason why she should have to
worry about your financial obliga
tions in addition to her own.
DEAR ABBY: My husband and
I have enjoyed a wonderful friend
ship with a married couple for
over 30 years. They are living
on a limited budget, so when I
had a big family party to cele
brate our anniversary, I did not
invite them because I didn’t want
them to spend the money for a
gift. Ever since that time they
(have been very cool and formal
to me. I would give anything to
have their friendship again as it
was before. Was I wrong to ex
clude them from a party to which
ia gift should be taken? How can
I let them know I am heartbrok
en over this?
AN OLD FRIEND
DEAR FRIEND: You should
have invited them and have let
THEM decide whether or not they
could afford a gift. Go to them
and tell them you are sorry.
DEAR ABBY: The 14-year-old
who wrote of her disgust at see
ing sex books and magazines
everywhere brought a good reply
from you. (To turn her gaze to
higher and better things, and to
seek good books, wholesome
friends and spiritual learning.)
There IS a lot of good around.
What we seek usually determines
what we experience. As parents,
we should work to clean , up our
local stores of this immoral rub
bish. How? By shopping else
where! We may have to walk a
little further, but it is worth it.
The merchant who takes a stand
against the sale of such trash
deserves our support. Find out
who he is, and reward him with
your patronage.
MRS. L. F. H.
Confidential to all the bam radio
operators who were kind enough
to write to me: 73 and 88:
ABBY
Confidential to those who don’t
'Understand ham radio signals:
“73 and 88” means “love and
kisses.”
ABBY
What’s on your mind? For a
personal reply, send a self-ad
dressed, stamped envelope to
Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
For Abby’s booklet, “How To
Have A Lovely Wedding,” send
50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Bev
erly Hills, Calif.
■
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•
From the perfs low on the
vamp to the heel that's
shaped and put on a stack,
The MIDTOWN wins all
fashion honors. And there’*
comfort too with its unlined
softness and padded heel
cushion. From any woman’*
point of view ... it’s
fashionable comfort!
ANYWAY YOU
SEE IT...
I
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As seen in
REDBOOK.
HOLIDAY and
McCALL'S
13.99
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OTTER CALF
• PASCAGOULA • BILOXI • GULFPORT
OPEN 6 A.M.-11 P.M. DAILY I
12-18 LB. AVG. _ _ _ _ _____ _ ___
TURKEY HENS lb. 39cW AVNE LEES
HORNIEL'S VALUE BRAND ■ ■ * ® ® H ■■ WM ■■ HI W'
SLICED BACON Mb. pkg. 43c ,-—-,
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Duz Soap
Reg. Size
35c
Salvo
reg. 41c
Ivory Flakes
Reg. Size
35c
Ivory Snow
Reg. Size
31c
Ivory Liquid
Reg. Size
33c
Joy
Reg. Size
37c
Thrill
Reg. Size
37c
Large Ivory
Soap
3 for 41c
Medium Ivory
Soap
3 for 29c
Bath Size
Camay
2 for 29c
Reg.
Camay
3 for 31c
Bath
Zest
2 for 39c
Reg.
Zest
2 for 29c
Reg.
Lava
2 for 25c
Large
Cheer
29c
Reg.
Spic & Span
2 for 55c
Reg. Size
Comet
2 for 33c
U. S. GOOD & CHOICE
ROUND STEAK.lb. 79t
MORTON'S FROZEN-APPLE, PEACH, COCONUT CUSTARD
FRUIT PIES.eo. 29c
SOUTHERN BELLE
SUB BACON.lb. 39c
MAGNOLIA HAMS
Whole.lb. 45c
Shank Portion.lb. 39c
Butt Portion.lb. 49c
Center Slices.lb. 79c
TENNESSEE BRAND FROZEN
TURNIPS, MUSTARD, COLLARDS . 2/25t
DUKE'S
PEANUT OIL.qt. far 49c
3-LB. CAN JEWEL
SHORTENING.49t
EVAPORATED MILK
tall cans 10c
Vi GAL SERVE 10
GRAPE DRINK.ea. 29c
CRYSTAL
MUSTARD.9-oz. jar 10c
CRYSTAL (PEACH OR PINEAPPLE)
PRESERVES.2-lb. jar 47c
Pint Jar Blue Plate
Mayonnaise 29c
QT. JAR BLUE PLATE
BARBECUE SAUCE .ea. 59c
Maxwell House
COFFEE 59
1 Lb. Can
AUNT JEMIMA WHITE CORN
MEAL.1-lb. box 2/15c
AUNT JEMIMA
PANCAKE MIX ..5-lb. box 69c
3-LB. BAG BIG BILL
RICE.ea. 39c
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2Vi CAN YAMMY
SWEET POTATOES . . . . . .2/43c
303 CAN LIBBY'S
GREEN LIMAS.2/39c
4 ROLL PACK SOUTHERN HOME
TOILET TISSUE.ea. 27c
WRISLEY SOAP
Reg. Size.6 for 39c
Bath Size.4 for 39c
NU PINE
PINE OIL.16-oz. hot. 23c
QT. CAN SUPER LUBE
MOTOR OIL .5/99c
Mrs. w. L. bwirzer
Kreole, Miss.
DOMINO
SUGAR 5 lb. bag 49c
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U. S. NO. 1 ROUND WHITE
POTATOES 10-lb. bag 43c
CALIFORNIA FREESTONE
PEACHES lb. 19c
JUMBO CALIFORNIA
CANTALOUPES 4/89c
LARGE CRISP LETTUCE 2/29c
SIMILAC
13’/2-0Z. can liquid
23c per Can
CASE OF 24
| $5.19
WAYNE
LEE'S
HOME-OWNED AND HOME-OPERATED
932 TELEPHONE ROAD, PASCAGOULA
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

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