Dear Miss Dix and Model At Dunbarton Fashion Show
A two part item from The News includes a Dear Miss Dix column addressing family possessive mothers and young women facing arranged marriages, advising independence and separation, followed by a note that Mise Matiae Byerly, 204 Ernst Second Street Frederick, will model at a Dunbarton College of Holy Cross spring summer fashion show on May 2 at 3 PM in Washington DC, to benefit foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Matiate Byerly
John & Serly
Ernst Second Street
Frederick
Mision Society of Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
Upton Street
Nsw
Washington
Foreign Missions
Three Pont O
Dun Harton College
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Wheat crop to shrink nationwide says Minneapolis reporter
A W Erickson reports the nations wheat crop will be smaller than recent years as rains have been inadequate and late. After inspecting the seven leading winter wheat states he finds 13 000 000 acres of 20 000 000 checked are a total loss and conditions are the worst in 15 years. He notes it is too late for rain to help and green bugs are reducing yields, with no wheat shortage but lower farmer income possibly affecting business in many states.
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A. W Erickson
Minneapolis
Erickson
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Right Person Seen in Right Way Says Pamphlet
A National Public Affairs Committee pamphlet argues that successful marriage hinges more on shaping the partner than finding the perfect match. It notes rising marriage and divorce rates and urges parents and educators to guide youths toward sound ideas about love and commitment, with marriage validating the chosen union after the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Committee
New York
Dorothy Dix on Blushing as a Youthful Trait
Dorothy Dix advises a 27 year old reader to see a psychiatrist and reframes blushing as a youthful trait not a handicap. She argues shame and social withdrawal worsen school performance and social life, says time cures blushing, and urges perspective over self-importance.
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E.R
Fifty Years Ago Foes Toms From The Columns Of The News
May 1 1900 report notes recognition of Carrol County for free rural delivery systems with a Westminster banquet honoring Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith and other officials. Mayor Chilton repaints city employees except electric department. William B James named on trial. Eckstein sells his Court Street restaurant. Caspes to manage Park Hotel pivot. Rev Wheeler, seminary student, accepts call to Woodboro Lutheran charge. installation planned June 1. Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin played to large crowds with a Southern cakewalk.
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Toms
Carrol County
Westminster
Wal Charlies
Emory Smith
WM F Chilton
Coty
Wm. B James
Christian H. Eckstein
Court Street
Harry C. Caspes
Park Hotel
William E. Wheeler
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Woadsboro Lutheran
Stetsons
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From Twe Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From Twe Columns Of The News May 1 1830. Edward Derm Shrin er prominent Ceresville resident died suddenly of a heart attack at 68. A miller linked to many enterprises and active in Sons of the American Revolution. Fire at Frank W Starner 499 West South Street required four companies to battle blaze spreading to two roofs. Tru man Simpson Jones 35 died at home 54 East Church Street after two days on oxygen. he managed the sporting goods department at Shipley’s. About 1 300 boys attended Boys Week events at Tivol Cheater. Curly Byrds University of Maryland athlete director spoke and a talkie wax was shown.
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Edward Derm Shriner
Ceresville
Sons of the American Revolution
Frank W. Starner
West South Street
Truman Simpson Jones
East Church Street
Jones
Sporting Goods
Shipley’s
Tivellcheater
Curly” Byrds
University of Maryland
Tax plan stirs split over excise cuts and deficit risk
Washington report details Ways and Means actions shaping proposed tax cuts on luxuries and amusements, with President's plan aiming to raise over a billion dollars in revenue. Yet fears of a rising deficit persist as lawmakers debate one package vs separate tax cuts, amid a sprawling rivers and harbors pork bill and economy concerns.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Stabilan
Tax Committee
Holy Year Jubilee and church ceremonies explained
The Holy Year is the Roman Catholic Church’s year of Jubilee. It was originally held every century but since 1470 has occurred every 25 years. The Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica is opened only during Holy Year by the Pope in ceremonial rites.
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Basilica of
St. Peter's
Fisher-Smith Wedding Here Saturday Attracts Many
Miss Anne Calvert Smith became the bride of Robert Thomas Fisher in St. John’s Catholic church with Rev. Herbert R. Jordan officiating. The couple, of Frederick, announced plans for a Sea Island wedding trip and will reside at 1 East Patrick Street after a Navy veteran groom’s career with Fisher’s heating and plumbing.
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Fisher-Smith
Fellowship Service Sunday Draws 800 Attendees
An estimated 801 people attended the 18th annual Gospel Interracial Fellowship service at Winchester Hall. Rev W J Snowden presided as a varied program included sermons by Rev C Hardy Frederick Rev Russell Neff Hagerstown Rev Mrs Juha Shellhames Washington Rev Tra Petre Burntsville and Row Rev Gibson Washington. Acknowledgments came from officials including Mayor Thomas D Alessandro of Baltimore Governor Thomas E Dewey Senator Robert Taft and many others. Sacred selections by multiple choirs and a note on metal heat treatment closed the day.
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Winchester Hall
W. J. Snowden
C Hardy
Frederick
Russell
Neff. Hagerstown
Juha Shellhames
Washington
Tra Petre
Burntsville
Row
Gibson
Romatke
Panying
Mr. Gibson
Thomas D'Alessandro
Baltimore
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert Taft
Ohin
Pearl Walters
Ellicott City
Daniel S Guyton
Bur Kiltaville
Hans 5
Santessan
New York City
Joseph A. Caniac
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Herbert M. Byrne
Edward S
Miss Gulielma Keller and Gereld McGowan wed at St Pauls Jefferson
Miss Gulielma Methryn Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Keller of Jefferson and Gereld McGowan Camp Detrick son of Mr and Mrs Leo McGowan South International Falls Minnesota were married Sunday afternoon at St Pauls Lutheran church Jefferson Rev Morris G Zumbrun officiated the double ring ceremony The bride wore an ankle length white nylon marquisette gown with a high neck and buttons to the waist A bouquet of sweet peas centered with an orchid The groom is a Navy serviceman and the couple plan to live with the brides parents while the groom completes service duties A reception for about 100 guests followed the ceremony The pair will reside at the bride's parents home after their honeymoon in tidewater Virginia.
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Anne Calvert Smith
Robert
Thomas Fisher
Archibald E. Fisher
East Second Street
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Bode
Mary Helen Smith
Frederick
Katherine E. Liebherz
Alice Elizabeth McCyn
Jeanne M. Catton
Charlottesville
J. Richard Smith
William Mereddith Smith Jr
Hugh ¥. Gittinker, Jr
Frederick and
Wash
Massenet
Rorance
Rubenstein
Chopin
Lchumann
Gounod
Barnby
St. John's High School
Dunbarton College
Washington
Gulielma Methryn Keller
Henry Keller
Jefferson
Gereld McGowan
Camp Detrick
Leo McGowan
South International Falls
Monn
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Morris G. Zumbrun
Nancy Zimmerman
Park Avenue
Isaac J. Fish
Dwayne Keller
Middletown
Alvin H. Crawford, Jr
Sperry L. Storm
Friml
Groom
International Falls High School
Navy
Weddings at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Myersville
Marriages reported for Elizabeth Jane Long and Paul Rudolph Marsh in a Friday ceremony with Rev. Raymond Markley officiating. Attendant Omer Gross. Both couples reside in Myersville area. later wedding trip planned to West Virginia and Ohio. couple to live in Myersville. The same day another quiet wedding united Olive Blanche Fagley and Maurice Eugene Miller with Rev. Markley officiating. Miller and family connected to Harrisonville and Gardners. Engagement announced for Nancy Bee Daveler and James M. Bishop with ceremony planned in Berea College, Kentucky.
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John S. Daveler
Nancy Bee
James M. Bishop
B. B. Bishop
Lexington
Danforth Chapel
Berea College
Kentucky
Daveler
Mr. Bishop
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Faith and Labor: A Gospel Message of Strength and Love
A devotional excerpt cites Isaiah 55 1 urging all to come to waters and buy without price. It likens faith to a growing limb strengthened by effort and cites Paul First Thessalonians 2 9 describing labor night and day to avoid burdening others. The message underscores love as the gospel’s breath and its precepts joys and power.
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Gardiner
Lions Conference Heads Toward Baltimore Convention
Lions from Western and Central Maryland join 1100 delegates from 156 clubs for the twenty-eighth Lions International District 22 gathering in Baltimore May 24 to 27. Keynote speakers include H C Petry Jr and district leaders preside at luncheons, with auxiliary events at several hotels and tours for visiting ladies.
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Baltimore
Lions Clubs
Lions International
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimoore
Emerson Hotel
Southern Hotel
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Walter Dietrich
Lions Club of
A. John A. Gwyer
Uptown
B. O. B. Blades
Preston Lions Club
D. Francis B. Gebhart
Symma ¢del
Lions Club
Massey H. Roe
Hagerstown Lions Club
Albert E. Brault
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Lions Club
Alonzo Thompson
Capitol Lions Club
Lawrence J. Shehan
D.D.V.G
Balimore Jennimegs
Randelph
Lions International Counsellor
Jules C. Ricker
Washington
Robert L. McKeever
Ruth Holmes
Baltimore ‘Art Museum
McCormick and Company
Baltimore Harbor Cruise With Fashion Show Planned
A 2200-capacity bay steamer will host a harbor cruise featuring fashion shows on the Patapsco River and Chesapeake Bay. A buffet luncheon, dancing and entertainment are planned for attendees aboard the ship.
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Baltimore
Patapsco River
Chesapeake Bay
Doctor Says Infectious Hepatitis Spread by War Time
Doctor explains epidemic infectious hepatitis, or viral hepatitis, historically called catarrhal jaundice. It targets the liver, with jaundice appearing in most patients, a fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, and a two to three week second stage, followed by a one to two month convalescence. Recovery is typically complete, though some cases become chronic. Treatment emphasizes bed rest and a high protein diet. The virus is the likely cause, and the disease was more serious for troops overseas than civilians.
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Iunier
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