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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

4

Parents Demand Honesty From Teacher In Heartfelt Letter

Dear Dr Carton details a mother’s call for fair evaluation and clear communication about her child’s progress. She argues conferences and timely warnings prevent surprise failures and stresses that parents deserve honest, supportive dialogue rather than vague assurances. The column intertwines parent teacher tensions with debates on twins and child behavior.

P.T.A Alexander Graham Bell Carton

Miss Renzi Engaged To John Marantino in Boothwyn

Barbara Renzi of 1303 Okiola Avenue is engaged to John Marantino son of Mrs. John Marantino of 1034 Galbraith Avenue and the late Mr Marantino. She is Notre Dame Catholic Girls High School graduate. Marantino attended Chichester High School and works at Boeing Vertol.

Engagement Announced for Clair Armstrong and Sherwood Smith

The engagement of Miss Clair C. Armstrong to Sherwood B. Smith is announced by their parents. Armstrong is a Media High School graduate and junior at the Philadelphia College of the Bible. Smith, a Hershey High School graduate and junior at the same college, is editor of the yearbook. The couple plans a summer 1963 wedding at First Baptist Church of Collingdale.

MEDIA Clair C. Armstrong Sherwood B. Smith John L. Armstrong Foxcroft Lane Boyd S. Smith Foundry St Greene, N.Y Miss Armstrong Media High School Philadelphia College of the Bible Benjamin’ Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Assa Smith Hershey High School First Baptist Church Collingdale

Competition to Be Close Club Leader in Pennsylvania Nominated

More than 1,500 clubwomen from Pennsylvania and other states gather in Washington for a five day General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Mrs. Brown of Ridley Park is nominated for recording secretary, with two others contesting. officers to be installed Friday.

Chatham College Pittsburgh Washington, D.C Cers Clements Delaware Washington Pennsylvany Earle A. Brown Russell Clements Wal- Ation Board Pallingford Delaware County Dexter Otis Arnold N. H E. Lee Orbin Oklahoma City Okla Brown Pennsylvania Wil Bassett Ferguson Generaliliam Hasebroock West Point Federation Neb E. D. Pearce Miami Fla Civic Con Walter Tisi Kermit X. Haugan Minneapolis Keystone County Federation Thomas R. Younger Braemall Charles E. Hepford Maira Charles T. "Cole Dr Bryn Mawr Edmund Schrader Lansdowne George S. Detweiler Francis N. Hoffman Bath Jaf Wayne

Adam and Eve Bachelor Deplores American Women

Advice column fragment and social notes discuss gender roles, marriage, and relationship advice. The piece compares Japan's traditional expectations with American domestic life, mentions hosting a lawn party, bake sale, and family hosts, and includes reader questions about affection, age differences, and marital guidance.

Auxiliary Sets Dance at Timbers Newtown Square

The Broomall Fire Co auxiliary hosts its second annual dance this Saturday at 9 p.m. at The Timbers in Newtown Square with an orchestra and a midnight lunch. Mrs. Harry Griffin and Miss Betty Downs chair. officers named include Mrs. Lester Downs president and Mrs. Starr vice president. An event open to the public, proceeds support the fire company.

Broomall Fire Co Newtown Square Harry Griffin Betty Downs Francis Kahlert 13Th Ave Henry Starr Prospect. Park Els Taylor Hospital Lester Downs Starr Ray Castaldi Miss Downs

Past President Is Honor Guest at Church Society Banquet

Springfield Mrs Mar vey Grimes, retiring president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at C C Hancock Memorial Methodist Church, was guest of honor at the annual banquet in the Inglencuk Tea Room Swarth priore. She received a life membership pin from the current president. Frank Cellantane presented devotions and Dee Whithiker gave a musical program.

Springfield Marvey Grimes Woman’s Society of Christian Service C. C. Hancock Memorial Methodist Church Inglencuk Tea Room Swarth, Priore Grimes Ohn Valentinson Frank Cellantane Dee Whithiker

Eight Attend Homemaker Sessions at Penn State

Delaware County women attended the first annual Belpiston Homemakers Week at Pennsylvania State University. About 500 women registered for sessions on foods health clothing grooming personal development and home management. The closing banquet featured Winice Heywood director of the division of home economics program at the Federal Extension Service.

University Park Wight Delaware County Belpiston Pennsylvania State University Winice Heywood Washington, D. C Fedjval Extension Service

Opti-Mrs Club Installs New President in Swarthmore

Mrs William Ehrhart of Chester is installed as president elect of the Opti-Mrs Club at Ingleneuk Tea House Swarthmore. She serves as Trinity Lutheran Church Summer Bible School superintendent and Brownie Troop sponsor. Other officers include W Robert Prosser vice president A L Trimp recording secretary Charles L Myers corresponding secretary and Ralph E Powell. Members will meet at Crozer Hospital Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. to sew.

William Ehrhart Chester Ingleneuk Swarthnore Ehrhart Summer Bible School Trinity “Lutheran — Church Peter Rapagnani Shrhart W. Robert Pros|' Sor A. L. Trimp Swarthmore Charles L. Myers Prospect Park Ralph E. Powell Earl Harvey Pembroke Road Wyncroft Crozer! Hospital

Chester GOP Women Install Mrs George W Rusk as President

Mrs George W Rusk of Chester will be installed as president of the Chester Council of Republican Women at its annual patron June 28 at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs John Crystal in Chester Park. Veteran member Mrs Ruske will be installed with Mays H Wallace Jordan and Mrs Edith Good first and second vice presidents, Mrs Margaret Mister and Mrs Ethel Hayworth corresponding and recording secretaries, and Ms Mary Oser treasurer. Incumbent president Mrs Earl Bigger will conduct the installation.

George W. Rusk Chester Chester Council of Republican Women John Crystal Chester Park Ruske Mays H. Wallace Jordan Edith Good Margaret Mister Ethel Hayworth Mary Oser Earl Bigger

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