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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1960
Page
3
Sunday is Mother's Day and the column salutes mothers beyond sentiment. It argues success in motherhood comes from self‑evaluation, setting goals, humility, seeking help, balance, and courage, with notes on fostering and personal sacrifice, plus a garden tour mention.
Miss Cecelia R. Green daughter of Mr William Russell Green of Thurmont has been employed as secretary in the office of the American Institute of Business Training in Washington. A Thurmont High School graduate class of 1953 she worked five years at Thurmont Shoe Company and serves as assistant treasurer of Sunday School at Graceham Moravian Church.
A local columnist reflects on the depth of motherhood, noting it encompasses care, resilience, and unseen labor beyond gift giving. The piece links maternal duties to community support, urging appreciation for daily sacrifices and ongoing commitments of mothers.
The Junior Woman's Club met Monday evening at 8 p.m. at Bussards Roost owned by Mr. president Mrs. Paul Shatto. Mrs. Shatto presented the certificate of achievement award the club has prepared.
Local Frederick notes from Friday May 6 1900 report regional events, community updates, weather, and public notices. Brief items describe municipal actions, market news, and social happenings affecting residents.
Nominees for club officers are listed for the May election. Mrs Charles Lakel Jr announced the annual Braddock Heights dance on June 27 from 9:30 to 12:38 with Dick Harp's Orchestra. A district meeting occurred in Westminster on May 4 with Mrs Paul Shatto and Mrs Robert Gathers attending. hostesses were Mrs Ted Godbee and Mrs George Waxter.
Dahiston, Mr and Mrs Dave Koogle, and husbands of members appear in a community gathering. The event highlights family participation and local group involvement with multiple households represented.
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