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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1960
Page
9
Babson Park column outlines five career paths for new graduates including professions engineering manufacturing agriculture and selling. It stresses self analysis select a suitable field attend specialized colleges if needed and notes sales offers high payoff with potential for rapid earnings growth in banking and other sectors.
A speaker argues that employment woes and national prosperity hinge on salesmen and bankers rather than politicians. He explains the need for patience, cautioning that wages will face a reckoning and that five career paths may converge into a readjustment period, increasing competition with Europe.
Earl L. Douglass recalls Clara Barton early in her Army nurse career. Barton faced suffering and doubt but found a sustaining principle: forget self and focus solely on meeting human need. The excerpt ends with a note that probably everyone reading these words will relate.
About 400 Frederick area Boy Scouts from Troops 261 273 260 and 499 spent June 26 to July 2 at Camp Theodore Roosevelt on Chesapeake Bay south of Chesapeake Beach. They learned aquatics nature and campcraft. 19 Frederick youths earned 16 merit badges including public health forestry canoeing archery and cooking. several advanced from tenderfoot to second class.
A reflective line of thought asks whether duty, felt physically or mentally, is ever truly unbearable. It argues that no duty is unbearable when aligned with one’s own mind and inner sense of obligation.
Mr. George F. Abrecht of Frederick, chair of the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County, will depart by plane Saturday for the Democratic national convention in Los Angeles. He is a Maryland delegation member. Harold P. Woodworth, circuit minister for Jehovah's Witnesses, will visit Frederick with his wife to assist local Witnesses and train them in door to door ministry and home Bible studies. Woodworth speaks at Kingdom Hall 1 West Ninth Street Saturday at 8 p.m. and gives a public address Sunday at 2 30 on What Does it Mean to be a Christian.
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