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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
6
Dorothy Dix addresses a reader with a two year old estate still funding a comfortable life. She urges a family budget plan, shared savings, and less public bragging while suggesting a banker led discussion to align living costs with the husband’s income. She also counsels inviting eligible men to home gatherings rather than visiting dance halls.
Daily Bread by A Parrell Bailey reflects on Galatians 6 9 urging steady effort in home church and community. A story about a father unhappy with his son’s school costs contrasts with a friend who says his son costs him nothing because he is missing at home. The message thanks God for the responsibilities given.
Dr C A Elvehjem dean of the University of Wisconsin Madison will discuss nutritional relationships tonight for Camp Detrick Research Society of America members at the Officers Mess. He heads the biochemistry department and discovered niacin. He is a sought after nutrition figure and has been nominated for the Osborne Mendel Award. A UW alumni dinner in his honor will follow at 6 15 p m in the Officers Mess.
Contact Dr Eugene M Sporn before 4430 today or at the Officers Mess before dinner. Parsons Company sponsors a spring fashion revue Monday at 815 pm at the Opera House stage with models in sports wear suits coats dresses and accessories. Matrons Misses and juniors will be modeled by listed women. Two 250 yard ski tows will operate in Scotland this year at a Perthshire ski club.
Venus is listed at a mean distance of 62,270,000 miles from the sun. This figure summarizes orbital measurements used in planetary astronomy and appears in science reference data. The value reflects average orbital radius used in celestial mechanics.
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