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Show Pate Why, Mama "V MRS. ELWIN DENNY ( Mary Suzanne Furse ) Mary Furse Marries Mr. Denney of Idaho Suzanne Mary Furse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Furse of Provo, became the bride of Elwin Charles Denney of Idaho in rites performed Friday morning in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. That evening the couple was honored at a pretty reception in the cultural hall of the West Utah Stake House. The bride wore a gown of Raymond Denney, brother of the groom, served as his best man and Michael Furse, Gene Rowley and Alfred Skinner were ushers. full-leng- th DEAR MRS. MAYFIEID: By GAY PAULEY It is my dearest wish to LTI Women's Editor become a mother but, after four NEW YORK (UPD-"Wh- y?" the word is one a parent years of marriage, still no hears persistently, often to the babies. My family doctor told me I point of distraction, from the was perfectly capable of having small child. There are two ways to deal children. My husband says I with the "why, why, why?" worry too much, that I should that is part of the dally patter. put it out of my mind and relax. How do you put something y ou One is to kiss off the question with "because . . .that's why." want so very much out of your mind? I feel so left out when I'm Or, wiser, the parent answers or st least tries to answer the with friends who have children. I've been thinking of seeing question, helping the child to learn and helping in the parent-chil- d another doctor. Do you think that would be a good idea? relationship. NO CHICK Why, Why, Why? DEAR NO CHICK: I don't think that is "Why can't animals talk?" "Why do I have to go to bed?" necessary but if it would ease These are just some of the your mind, why not? It might be questions covered in a delight- a good idea for your husband to ful and helpful book by Susanne have an examination. If both of e you are capable of producing Kirtland, an ad with AC 4 R Advertising, New children, it's just a matter of York. It's called "easy answers time. And don't pooh-poo- h your to hard questions" (Giniger-Gros- s husband's advice. Some after and Dunlap), a guide to women, the parent stumped by a child's frustrating years of trying to get wondering about the world in pregnant, give up and adopt a child. Quite often, that woman which he lives. If the parent doesn't have finds herself pregnant in a few time to answer, let the child months. It has been said that it for the happened because she had read the book, illustrations too are charming, stopped worrying and had done by Susan Perl, whose relaxed (as your husband for drawings years have suggests). MM. accompanied ads for a children's clothing maker, plus many children's books and DEAR MRS. MAYFIEID: My mother is mean, downright other works. Miss Kirtland explores in MEAN. Even her own family as dislike simple terms the mysteries of well as all my friends rain, waves, rainbows, fear of her. I am not allowed to date but I the dark, toothaches, love, why skin colors differ, and says she can have a boy visit me on gathered her questions from Sundays. (Most of them don't with child- want to be around Mom.) My many persons-so- me who others ren, "just cared older sister gets to date because about what made kids wonder." she's engaged. I'm 17 and Mom In some of the answers, she said I could go out with a boy after I got engaged. Now, isn't hides small sermons. writer-executiv- Mr. Pulver Speaks To being SMOTHERED DEAR SMOTHERED: Your mother-in-lamay be a lot of help to you, but at the same time she can't completely let go of her son. If she could, she'd still do "little things" for jou and call you occasionally but she wouldn't be at your house every TOMORROW FINAL DAY TO SAVE! Two Piece day. There is no solution to your problem. 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Maybe a card at Christmas but nothing John s 5(1 wyLess unroots 7ioo It's mous trumpeter, the tuning fork. 4000 Polyester Wash 'n Wear BLOUSES merry-go-roun- DEAR Sale PANTS. . .SKIRTS 15-2- WORN-OU- T Reg. "60.00 MRS. MAYFIELD: - XmkK 1970 things for us and I appreciate it but she's also being a pest. I think BiU and I should be on our own, stand on our own feet. Am I being ungrateful? How can I politely tell her to let us alone? I don't want to hurt her 'eelings. I love her but I hate Beta Cultus Reception Honors Sunday, Feb. 22, Childless Wife Seeks Advice on Attitudes Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Jensen, Midvale, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Furse, West Jordan, grandparents of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Provo High School, LDS white organza with daisy-chaiSeminary and Brigham Young lace on the front and the fu", University. She is currently sleeves, which were caught with teaching at Union Junior High veil School in Sandy. Mr. Denney a band of lace. A edged with the lace was released served four years with the U. S. from a cluster of the dainty lace Air Force and completed an LDS that crazy? flowers and she carried a mission to the New England Original Factor What would you do if you were is He now States. attending bouquet of sweet peas. in She was my place? Trying to talk to that climate explains She was attended by Kathryn BYU. her is like talking to a brick wall, skin in the factor original Following a honeymoon in Furse, maid of honor, and colors, but today because of and Dad wouldn't give her an Margaret and LeAnne Furse, California, the couple will make travel there are peopla of many argument for anything in the Mary Nielsen, Suzanne Andrus, a home in Provo. colors livings in all parts of the world. Maurine Clark and Cheryl Helpless world "but no matter what Densley bridesmaids. Virginia color a person's skin is, DEAR HELPLESS: Furse was the flower girl. They Well, that's a new one can't everyone belongs to the same were in street-lengt- h dresses in big family, the family of man." date a boy until you're engaged. if the small ones want to How does a girl get engaged if pastel colors and held know why animals can't talk, she can't date? If your sister did arrangements of sweet peas. tell them animals can, some by it, I suppose it can be done but action, some by sound. When a you'll have to find out how she bee vants to tell his family managed it. Few young men are where to find food, he dances. willing to settle for Dogs say hello by wagging their dates, with Mom and Pop Beta Cultus Club tails and barking. Whales, hovering over you. PAYSON Your mother has a problem members heard a discussion porpoises and dolphins have on special education as offered special underwater language-squeak- s, but since she's complete boss, which scientists are you're stuck at least, as long as Payson High School for students who are having problems beginning to understand. you're living at home. M.M. in academic studies. "Why do I have to go to Willis Pulver of the high bed?" A parent is supposed to A reception in school PAYSON faculty, director of Spe- get off the hook on this almost DEAR MRS. MAYFIELD: church cial Education Department daily inquiry with the answer in mother-in-laPayson Park-War- d is My honored Jeanette Daniels, dau- in Nebo District, said the pro- part . ."Your muscles get tired smothering me with love. She's ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth gram allows students to attend from playing. And your brain driving me crazy! A. Daniels, Payson; and Don- classes at the school In the year that Bill and I have part time, gets tired from thinking. A nap ald R. Nielsen, son of Mr. and and also learn various trades or a good night's sleep lets all been married, she has visited us Mrs. Rollo Nielson of Pleasant on a part time basis, receiving these important parts of your every day, besides calling three Grove. high school credit for both. body rest so you have the and four times a day to see if to think and play we're all right. Nuptial vows were spoken S-energy in an early evening ceremony Students are allowed to have She's forever doing little again." performed in the Relief Society training in plumbroom by Bishop Ronal Crump. ing, heating, baking, etc., as The reception in the Cultural well as to learn to do work at Hall was held immediately aft- the hospital and in retail stores. erward. He showed color photographic Attending the bride were slides to illustrate his talk. Adele Nebeker, as maid of Mrs. Curtis Lofgran, presihonor; Diane Lunt, Jolynn dent, conducted the meeting. Jameson and Dena Neiison Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Wanda as bridesmaids, and Sheila Huff, assisting hostess, served Nielson as flower girl. light refreshments. Mr. Nielson asked Albert Aaron is a Hebrew name Nystrom to stand as best man, with Billy West, Steven Miller meaning enlightened; otherand Lynn Miller as ushers. wise, mountaineer. n SUNDAY HERALD, Provo, Utah KE MoMyf;ed why why, f 23-T- FINER FLOORS 940 East 450 North, Provo 374-166- 1 sq. yd. |