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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1959
Page
13
New York AP reports a revived spring pickup in auto sales after years of lag. Unemployment fell again in March while consumer spending rises, aided by Easter hiring and a warm weather revival. Merchants note women spending on finery as men delay summer purchases, with steel output resuming and business confidence up.
Emmitsburg and nearby residents share weekend visits and local activities. The Mother Seton School PTA meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the cafetorium with third graders performing. Grange activities include a recent meeting and plans to organize two new subordinate Granges at New Midway, plus a Friendship Night April 15.
Jefferson hosts a string of gatherings with a Grange one act play on April 10 at 7 30 p m in Grange Hall. The Jefferson Raritan Club meets April 15 at Jr OU AM Hall with a 7 p m dinner. A community auction runs April 11 at the Fire Hall. Lutheran church annual social is April 16 at 7 30 p m in Jr OU AM Hall chaired by Mrs Virginia Out. A local family move reports Joshua Lapole and Ferrel family home changes.
A fragment details Mrs Nathan House and Mrs G Thomas James at a Wee Womens General League meeting at Gettysburg College near Gettysburg with lunch at Edward Fisher Jr residence. It mentions hospital transfer for surgery and convocation services at the college with remarks by Prof Wagmld and President Paul, plus a St John’s Guild meeting on education topics.
The business meeting led by Miss Ellen Stottlemmer discussed the next year’s proposed salary schedule for teachers and administrators, building expansion study, and Progress IO integration. Delegates for the Maryland Regional Women’s Guild were named Mrs Arthur Jones, Mrs Lilian Baw, and Mrs Mary Smith. Ushers listed as Mrs Lillian Bair, Mrs Ben Lenkari, and Mrs Mary Smith. Mrs Anna Cramer to be dining room hostess. The guild will provide jello and cake for the event. Palm Sunday choir towns were dedicated. Members recalled the upcoming April food sale now sponsored by the Guild. A card of thanks was sent to Mr and Mrs Morgan for the food sheet. Meeting adjourned after a prayer and refreshments.
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