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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1951
Page
3
Belinda and Tommy visit the Horrible Hoblin castle with a sled from Santa. The giants, though frightening at first, prove kind and eager to please. They recount a change from cruelty to kindness and hint at a secret that could free Belinda’s father from jail.
Children wander through a giant’s house seeking water and a kitchen. Belinda and Tommy hide as a scowling giant returns from a closed room, adding suspense to their search. The scene hints at a larger danger and the giants’ mood shifts after a heavy meal.
Belinda and Tommy whisper about a secret, Belinda declares the room holds the clue. They quietly slip away from a hiding place and creep to the door with hearts pounding and knees shaking, seeking the mirror.
Court records show Richard F Stutt and Catherine E Steele divorced, with property deeds involving George C Flohr and the State Roads Commission. CARES FOR PATIENTS profiles Mrs Camilla Wetzel and two bed-fast relatives on Park Avenue Mt Airy. Senator Anderson predicts a tight 1982 presidential race between Truman and Taft.
Next week at City Opera House opens with Love Nest featuring June Haver and William Gundigan shown Sunday and Monday. The rest of the week offers Journey Into Light with Sterling Hayden and Viveca Lindfors on Tuesday and Wednesday, The Man With A Cloak starring Joseph Cotten and Barbara Stanwyck on Thursday and Friday, and Desert of Lost Men with Alan Becky Lane plus Northwest Territory with Kirby Grant on Saturday. A separate item notes a private passenger car stolen from the Frederick Transit Co garage near 114 West Patrick Street. Clyde Lawson Jr. owns the car and Sergt. Ralph Potts recovered it in an alley at 1 40 a.m. today.
At The Tivoli Submarine Command is the Couture attraction booked by the Tivol theater text Sunday through Wednesday. IL Stars William Holden Nancy Olson William Bendix and Don Taylor will bring Thursday and Friday The Magic Carpet with Gene Autry Ball John Agar and Patricia Medina Saturday only You Never Can Tell with Dick Powell Peggy Dow. Children entertained Women of the Moose Chapter 347 hosted a Christmas party for nearly 200 children between 2 and 4 this afternoon at the Moose Home West South Street. Santa Claus handed out presents and edibles were served while games followed. Mrs Madeline Keeney chairwoman of the Mooseheart Committee directed arrangements with edibles served by the chapter of South Market.
The News reports in Frederick on Saturday evening December 15, 1931 a local school event titled ELEVE featuring students and faculty in a community program. Attendance by families highlighted the program’s cultural and educational value.
A Sunday audience learns the Holy Spirit’s constant presence in the world. The article explains three practical truths: all things come from God, everything is in His hands, and all things serve His purpose. Daily mindfulness of these facts empowers fearlessness, peace, and steadfast strength. Hyderabad, a state in India, is noted as 6 million in population.
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