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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1941
Page
9
A guide to freshening New Year celebrations with short lively games. It suggests backward spelling bees with simple words, team eliminations, and timed guessing games to keep energy high. Advice emphasizes rotating games to maintain pace and avoid fatigue.
Dr Francis J Gerty Loyola university psychiatry professor calls New Year resolutions silly and ex hibitionist and predicts many will not be kept He advocates rational effort to address causes of troubles and warns against forcing perfection He cautions children should not be urged to make resolutions and should do their best consistently rather than a single superhuman push.
Mrs Young and Mrs Older abandon the crowded streetcar plan and choose a late dinner at a Purple Tea-room. Mrs Young rushes home by taxi after a splurged ten dollar gift is spent, only to learn Teddy will dine out, leaving her to enjoy her own meal alone with a home welcome delayed.
The article notes the early print history of Christmas carols dating to Wynkyn de Worde in 1520. It mentions a single surviving leaf containing two complete carols, a hunting song and a boar's head carol, showing their broad appeal to devout and revelers.
Edgar Guest poems and musical pieces performed by Betty Ann Gustafson Mrs George Johnson and Mrs Leslie Church with pianist Mrs John Frick. New members introduced by club president Mrs Qas include 129 total members and a yearbook prepared by Miss Marguerite Appel.
About 100 members of the Woman's Club attended a December 2 talk on knitting by Mrs. Everett Kearney of Ironwood. The event featured an art group sale and tea with donations reported for a forthcoming club report.
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