CHARTER. MEMBERS of the Springton Women's Institute \ are shown on the occasion of the organization’s 2th anni- versary which was fittingly cele-

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Are Honored On Anniversary

SPRINGTON — Members and charter members of the Spring- ton Women’s Institute with their husbands and families assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacPhee on Nov. 20. to cele- brate 25 years of Institute work.

brated. Pictured above are, left to right: Mrs. Hilda Lamont, Mrs. Jeanetta Martin, Mrs. James Bryenton and Mrs. Law.

rter Members.

A delicious turkey dinner was served after which a short pro- gram was held.

The meeting was called to or- der by Mrs. Duncan MacIntosh, who, in a few words, explained) the purpose of the gathering.

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rence Anderson, charter mem- bers, with Mrs. Ralph Thomp- son, newly-elected president of , the W.I.

* A history of the Institute was read. by Mrs. Dan MacPhee and an address to the charter mem- bers was read by Mrs. Robert Ai- ken. The president, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, presented Mrs. Jam- es Bryenton and Mrs. Hilda La- mont with life membership pins and certificates, while all chart- er members received corsages. Pictures were taken and a lively singsong followed with Mrs. La-

mont as organist.

MARY HAWORTH Wife Finds Living Difficult In Aura Of Constant Tension

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T.have lost some respect for him. *I have no rapport with his fam-

-| catty remarks they've made

"| and complain how awful it is to

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fly, and they don’t visit us, unless specifically imyited—for which I should be grateful, perhaps. But it has hurt, especially when the children were small] (and ignored by them). When my husband visits them he comes home with

about me or my folks.’

Now his mother says she ex- pects us for Christmas dinner and I tremble at the thought. This atmosphere of tension has existed for 18 years and I shrink from them in dread and disgust.

I can’t confide in my parents, who live nearby, as they have troubles enough of their own:. . .

be aged. My sisters live thou- sands of miles away and I miss them very much. I tog would like to move-far away, but my husband says it’s impractical.

I resolve to be of good cheer,

fear hangs over me. Would good psychiatric hypno - therapy help, if we could afford it? I know I should work on myself, but how?

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LINES OF INQUIRY It tells of medical research to show that many breakdowns are

a little known condition—of gian- dular imbalance—in which the

pitates ost of stress - symp- toms, ranging from mild to fear-

ness, primarily.

If the condition is accurately diagnosed, a simple remedy ex ists: namely, the so - called Dr

for health, read Dr. E. M. Abra- t Body, Mind and Sugar (Norton) |

associated with hyperinsulinism,; ¢

body produces an oversupply of| 7 insulin. This lowers the blood su-} j gar supply, which in turn preci-| f

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Seale Harris diet, detailed in the} [

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