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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1937
Page
3
Nelda a deautvus dark eyed young woman pursues personal ambitions while running a lettuce farm. She falls for Welds pla Reek a dead wealthy man, with a troubled romance and warnings from Mrs Heckless, Nelda's mother. Jack, Nelda's brother, pursues medical school.
Nelda Barrie encounters Bill Langdon after he helps her with a truck purchase and a roadside breakdown. Reck, a wealthy companion, arrives with money and suspicion as Nelda borrows ten dollars for a ride home. Nelda promises to repay Bill, while Reck questions their relationship and bills.
Christmas services are planned at Rocky Hill Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church and Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church in Emmitsburg. Rocky Hill lists a long program including choirs, readings, and recitations with many children participating. Emmitsburg schedules a morning service at 10 30 with lessons and sermon by Rev Hower and an evening service at 7 30 with music and the nativity sequence.
A detailed survey of how Christmas is observed worldwide, from Germany and Holland to Belgium Norway Spain and Mexico. The piece notes Saint Nicholas traditions in Holland Belgium and Belgium and Christmas Eve activities in Norway and Austria. It also covers Christmas trees in the United Kingdom Germany and the Holy Land and discusses Christmas cards mistletoe and Druids influence.
The Sunshine Class of Evangelical and Reformed Sunday school gathers Monday night at Miss Charles C Roderick's home. Linda Crampton presides. program includes Silent Night, Luke 20 reading, prayer, and a Christmas dialogue. Betty Slagle and Nellie Shas celebrate December birthdays with cake.
Hymnals were dedicated at Donbs Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday at 1 a m as memorials donated by church members and friends. Rev G Wilson Paul leads the service using hymns from the new hymnal. A recent traffic check in West Palm Beach Florida showed no licensed heavy equipment operators.
An old time hog butchering event occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs George C Wiles near Middletown on Wednesday December 15 Five hogs were slaughtered and eight and a half cans of food rendered A noon dinner was served with many relatives and neighbors present including the Wiles family and Korrel Cline Waters and Koontz Messrs Wiles and Misses Waters and Frances Wiles among others A separate note mentions seven fine hogs weighed 2900 pounds with the heaviest 741 pounds and a butcher John Mentzer involved at Burketsville
A Christmas service comprises recitations and exercises by the Bible school departments. A brief program of Christ Se dae cho cel tien will be given by members. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. William Jackson, pastor.
The Libertytown M. O. P. church will present a Christmas pageant in the Libertytown church hall Sunday evening at 7 30. The Libertytown Moor church with Rev. C Dawson Lepretar will join with the Protestant church in its worship services.
An enjoyable gathering at the Mehr Norwood residence near Milley on Thursday evening included music by the Woodville Ramblers. Attendees were Mehri Norwood and son, Lee Harrison and son, Naomi Gladhill, George Runkles, and Rob Wilson.
The article discusses Mr Reynolds's critique of British governance in India. It argues Hindu civilization was advanced and disciplined, while British rule damaged education and legal systems. It claims famines increased after English control and credits Indian literacy with future self government.
Shoppers crowd stores as Christmas gift buying kicks off, with families exploring displays and enjoying seasonal cheer. Vendors report steady demand for toys, decorations, and special treats amid a light-hearted, local holiday atmosphere.
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