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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
7
Ruth Millett advises a 40 year old wife to study what kind of woman her husband would pick as a second wife if he could marry again. She suggests matching that imagined ideal through improved appearance, shared interests, hospitality, and companionship to strengthen the marriage.
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated American History Month with essay contest winners receiving medals and certificates. Officers reported membership at 101 with a new member Elaine Oland, and plans for a bus trip to the World’s Fair August 13 15. The group noted Kate Duncan School accreditation and Valley Forge trip details, with the Francis Scott Key Foundation Scrap Book winning first prize and a State Conference set for Baltimore March 36 and 17.
The record lists Mrs Cody M Harvey and Mrs Howard H Kelly as officers with alternates Mrs Lassetter Miss Miller Mrs Aimee Malone Miss Elizabeth Bower and Mrs Alvin Crawford. Mrs C Lease Bussard appointed delegate and Mrs Hemp alternate. Hostesses included Miss Miller Mrs Paulean Jones and others. The March 22 gathering will be at Mrs Charles L Mullen's home.
Mrs James Tinney demonstrated "Brunch for Late Risers" for Frederick City 4 H Caewan at Miss Carol Long’s Columbus Avenue home. Miss Mary Kay Leatherman reported on the meeting details.
Baker-Kefauver announces a full time sales representative specializing in residential properties. Mrs Spicer and her family now reside on Rosemont Avenue. She previously held a Kentucky broker license and recently opened Spicer Realty. Her husband John Spicer, a DeLayal Separator sales rep, relocated to Maryland. She graduated The Shipley School 1947 and The School of Horticulture 1949 and has taken real estate courses at Western Kentucky College. She joined Baker-Kefauver and will attend the Economic Mrs Rebecca Spicer joins the staff of Baker-Kefauver Chamber of Commerce. The County Youth Group meeting featured chair seat recovery by Miss Long and photo demonstration by Miss Cornish. Miss Ann Lee Thomas spoke on the 4-H photographs program. The next meeting is March 25 at the home of Misses Jene and Mary Kay Leatherman.
At Post No 9 auxiliary in Middletown a meeting outlined the newly formed Maryland Auxiliary of Amvets. Dorothy Bussard explained the state organization while four members were named temporary officers. A statewide convention is planned next June with six meetings yearly.
Dear Polly offers simple hacks from readers for household tasks. Tips include using a plastic tube to water plants, greasing pans with a pastry brush, trimming a worn whisk broom as a scrub brush, ironing ink blotter to lift candle wax, shellacing game boards, building a folding door from a old five-panel door, and frying with a colander to reduce splatter. Readers are invited to submit ideas to Polly for possible publication and a silver dollar if adopted.
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