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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1951
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on marrying an unwilling partner while supporting an aging mother and maintaining independence. Dorothy Dix flags risks, urges staying single if not in love, and cautions against repeating past heartaches. Also offered are empathetic notes on unusual marriage scenarios and guidance for helping troubled youths and potential remarriage considerations.
Tanetown elementary program expands with new fiction and non fiction titles to suit all grades. A television impact study on pupil eyes and study habits is underway to guide future education patterns. An elementary school magazine project begins under student editors and sponsors. A county building program discussion prompts action on salaries facilities and staffing. Fourth graders studied Navajos via a film as Charles Shook signs to Westminster Theological Seminary. Crawford Frying fills his vacancy after Shook's departure.
Community notes recount hard times and rising living costs with local clubs active. Greagerstown Carls 4H holds monthly meeting at Mrs Masten Dong’s home. members updated membership books as Ras mond Benty celebrated his birthday with refreshments. Next meeting set for March 9 at the Creagerstown parish hall. Civil Defense appointment noted for Dr Robert H Riley as Maryland health services director.
Wis Guthrie Jo VeViar announced to coordinate the Cit Defense Poucational Pro wam for Professional Nurses in Marsland Saw you saw it in The News.
Twenty four members and one guest Miss Henrieta Cramer braved icy streets on Feb 8 for the Walkersville Homemakers Club meeting hosted by Mrs William Powell. Guests and members discussed international affairs, dress selection tips, and upcoming fashion presentations, with entertainment from a member asking the group to name capitals of states. In Adamstown, eight members met with Mrs Eva Carlin hosting, as Mrs Snook spoke on ready made dresses and fashion trends for a Feb 13 event at the high school. The Braddock Homemakers met Feb 9 with 27 members, hearing reports on songs, international relations, ready made dress selection, and a garden event in Baltimore. next meeting set for Mar 9. Licenses listed at Westminster and surrounding areas.
A historical note lists makers Manand Luck Mt Airy Oscar D Kenney and Betty P Yingling New Windsor Arnold C Hawkins and Arta Vo Fleming Woodbine Donald D Wilt and Margaret Elizabeth Brown New Windsor. The clay tile heating stoves of Germany in the 16th century often were decorated with pictures of Biblical scenes.
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