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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1938
Page
4
A 1938 NEA Service piece contrasts a careful, overcautious boy nicknamed Lucky then Fussy with teasing peers. It argues adults over scold while children learn from misdeeds, urging gentle guidance over harsh reminders as life lessons unfold.
Fashion notes say mothers gain attention in the fashion world with new coats in soft black and navy 400s and boxed lines that slim the figure. Sybr Coles of a New York specialty shop offers tips: fit a girdle, choose flattering lines, avoid tight hips, conceal underarm bulge with bras, lighten black with white, wear coordinated makeup, and light stockings to match the frock.
AP feature explains Japanese overreach in North China and how Chiang Kai-shek and Communist leaders unite to resist. It details guerrilla tactics, Russian support, morale effects, supply line strain, and the Japanese mistake of framing the invasion as a mere incident, provoking broad Chinese resilience.
May 2 reports Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price visiting their son Oliver Price. Mrs. Vertie Pickett stayed with sister Mrs. Elsie Laughman. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming of Woodbine Heights dined with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gosnell and peers. Calibrated guest list includes Mrs. Jesse Hood and Mrs. Frank Byers with Mary. Dorothy Barnes of Baltimore spent the weekend.
The report lists visits and dinners among area residents. Mrs George Grimes underwent an operation at the Woman's Hospital in Baltimore and is recovering well. Several couples from Caressville Mt Airy Frederick Catonsville and Westminster shared Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives.
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