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Family Circle

March 1954

By: Ruth T. | Alderwood Manor, Washington

A DAUGHTER THINKS <lb<emphasis type="italic">As non-alcoholic mates and families see the AA Program. . .</emphasis>

Family Circle

March 1954

By: Anon. | Winlock, Washington

FOR THE DOROTHYS<lb<emphasis type="italic">As non-alcoholic mates and families see the AA Program. . .</emphasis>

From Here to Serenity

March 1954

By: B. R. | Baltimore, Maryland

In Return for Help

March 1954

By: P. G. | Vancouver

The Hard Way

March 1954

By: PDV | Heilbronn

Without meetings or AA friends she had to do it

A Grateful Member Looks At So-called Coincidences

March 1954

By: D. M. S. | Lancaster, Ohio

AA Had Unpretentious Beginning With Two Alcoholics and a Cup of Coffee

March 1954

By: Anonymous

How AA Came to Eire

March 1954

Do You Believe in Life Insurance?

March 1954

By: E. P. | Hopewell

Reading is never a substitute for meetings but. . .

Feelings Versus Facts

March 1954

By: R. P., in "The Road Back | Dublin

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