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'ear roou Complete Medical History! By ABIGAIL VANBUREN DEAR ABBY: A nurse wrote that a married woman visited a doctor at the hospital -egularly and she implied that something shady was going on. I am that woman. For three years I've been seeing the doctor about chronic headaches caused by the nervous tension of an unhappy home life. My doctor, being the most patient, understand ing man in the world, has helped me to face my problems and ad just to them. Last year I was dumbfounded wnen my doctor con fided to me that IilS home life was worse than mine. He trusts me and discusses everything with me. Hit wife recently took an overdose of sleeping pills and he said if ha didn't have me to talk to he would have bad a nervous breakdown. He heloed me wben 1 needed it, and now I can't let mm down, no matter wnai. ABOVE SUSPICION IN SCARSDALE nflD AHT5V- Ahmit iho mar. ried woman who made a habit of going to the hospital reguiany to see a doctor: I think she is my wife. Her weakness has always Knan Anrtnrs Tf thfrft IK B COOf!- lAnllnM Hnxtni- within a hundred miles, she'U find him and keep bim busy with one complaint or another. Can you tell me if the letter came from Elmira, New "BILL" DEAR ABBY:' Why can't people mind their own business? I am the woman who goes to the hospital so often. The nurse got it all wrong. T am flitf (Mine dOCtOf. I'm seeing an engineer. It's not about love, it s aoout money, ne oei " horses together. NOT GUILTY (BRENTWOOD) DEAR ABBYl Our' entire hospl- tal staff is up in arms about the nurse wno wrote we lener report ing the married woman who visits the doctor regularly behind closed doors. We nurses at that hospital think you ought to know that no doctor would even attempt to get away with such carryings-on in I his hospital. In the first place, ev ery minute of the doctor's time is scheduled, and even if he wanted! tn he wouldn't have the time. The nurse who wrote that letter has been mad about the doctor tori years, and he has refused to iook at her. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." ! THE BELLES OF ST MARY'S DEAR ABBY: I am sure that letter about the married woman visiting the hospital so often to see Annin MJOC mARnt far fTtA. I wish you would put this in the pa per IOr UlWl. lOUS'llUacu liuiac . see. Yes, I am seeing a doctor at the hospital frequently, and if you are so curious about whether I am getting a treat instead of a treat ment, why don't you ask the doc tor? You might be surprised to , T tnlrind coriOC Ht learn uiai i , , shots for a combination of 118 al lergies, vnwtuui, mrt xrmir (Baton Rouge, La.) . unniihlichpH nil- - t .,,. Wtar writA tn ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. hat nrablem. DVC1JU mi j ' " - - j What's yours? For a personal re ply, write to ADuy, box oooo, dv erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp ed, aelf-addressed envelope. For Abby's booklet, "How To Hav. A Lovely Wedding," send 50c to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Men., June 10, 196J Th News-Review, Roeeburg, Ora.' 7 THREE DAYS LEFT BIG BIRTHDAY SALE IN OUR ENDS WED. Bedding Plants Reg. 59c First Quality Large Assortment 1 DOZ. BOX 39' Drain Churchman Is Speaker At Boise College Ceremony y JO CARLILI Mr. and Mrs. Delbert White of the Drain Church of Christ spent a week in Boise, Idaho, recently, attending a preaching convention. White was one of the speakers at the graduation exercises of. the Boise Bible College. Church Honors Youth The Church of Christ was host rkiiniiav night itk a banauet hon oring both eighth grade and high school graduates, me program was given by young people of the Unh -Tanirt Tlpprta Save the welcoming address and Ronald Spaulding of the Oakland Church of Christ delivered the. message. Mrs. Spaulding presented oal selections. ' rmieinc who have corresponded since they were young girls but had never met, now all in their 70's, met for the first time Friday. Mrs. Mamie Semple of Louisburg, Mo., and Mrs. Lela McCallister of Bufalo, Mo., came to Eugene to visit a niece, JoAnn Campbell. Mrs. Campbell brought her two aunts to Drain so they could meet and visit their cousin, Mrs. J. C. Sumner, whom they had never met. Mrs.1 Glenn Woods and three Friday, Mrs. Glenn Woods received word that her father had died in Kansas. Mrs. Woods and sons left that evening for Kansas. Other weekend guests at the Lonzo Woods home were Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell and sons of Willows, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods sons of Garden City, Kan., arrived Thursday and had planned to vis it for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Woods. On and sons of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. DeMerritt and grandson, Glenn Miller, visited Sunday in Broadbent, Powers and Agness, Ore. Dakota Folks Here Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blessing and m IJJ w I.PJIJ a. lJ.J.,1 Km M WASH YOU HAW THE NEW EASY WAY NEW DIALCET FAUCET KIER-CROOCH Plumbing Appliance Ce . 1257 W .Harvard OR 2-J364 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plum of Custer, S.D., are1 visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Plumb. Mrs. Susan Thorp ana six sons of Hot Springs, S.D., arrived to attend the funeral of ner orouier, Vincent Duncan, and art visiting relatives while nere. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown ana. An nr shuttle visited Drain rela-i fives over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. uoya niicine spent the weekend at Diamond Lake fishing. Mrs. Charles Huckins and daugh ter of Tigard, spent 10 days re cently visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cor. meier, and her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Huckins.- Charles Huckins came after his family. R. A. Duncan flew to Hot cnns. e n M 29 after re- HAi,,inrt iirnivl nf thA .PrtnilS illneSS of his brother, George. Duncan ar rived home Monday to anena mo funeral of another brother, Vincent. Former Residents Visit In Glendale By MRS. GERALD B. FOX Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Shepherd of Jacksonville, Ark., are visiting with members of their family in Glendale. While here they are stay ing in the home where they lived when they were Glendale residents. Here For Wedding The Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Man- nini anil hitHrn nf Knrinfffield. Ul5 uu "" I o ' former Glendale residents, visited recently with the J. D. Shepherd family in Glendale. The Rev. Mr. Unnnino hati rnmR tn ftlnnriale to officiate at the wedding of Nancy FotherinEham and Darold Hol- comb. Pat Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buck of Glendale, has ; been visiting in Okolona and Gur- j don, Ark. She is now working in : Gurdon. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hildebrand of Eugene visited with Connie O'Roke family in Glendale for a few days. Guests at the AI Pothering-; ham home were their son, Al Foth-; eringham Jr., and his family of Kent, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. , Clvde Lott and family of Arlington. Wash., who came down to anena the wedding of Nancy Fothcring- ham. Mrs. Pete Smith of Glendale was released from the Josephine Gen eral Hospital last week after un dergoing major surgery. Mrs. Esther Miller of hpringneia visited recently with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tooley. She also visited with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Frost. Recent guests at the Floyd Hat ton home in Glendale were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sloan and the twins from Brownsville. WOOD and SAWDUST NOWI SUMMER RATES ON SAWDUST! 2" Heavy Planer Ends Peeler Cora 1" Planer Ends Oak 2x4 Planer Ends SPRING RATES ON 2" PLANER ENDS AND PEELER CORE APRIL-MAY -JUNE ONLY! $2.35 Value REVLON "LIVING CURL ' HAIR SPRAY Special Size $ 20 oz. 129 Plus Tax Men's Kids' and Ladies' Sizes Thong Sandals 4 1 BOYS' JEANS 1.49 Western Style 2.98 Value ,13 oz. 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