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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1950

Page

3

Notable figures in American anniversaries and history

A collage of brief notices lists birthdays and deaths of prominent figures such as Josephus N. Larned, Theodore D. Wilson, Charles C. Munn, Charles W. Fairbanks, Ottmar Mergenthaler, Henry C. Wallace, and Valentine Mott. It notes achievements from linotype invention to political leadership, medical milestones, and a landmark surgical ligation. The piece also references historical events, statehood, and a horoscope advising caution against envy.

Charles W. Fairbanks Inapolis U. S Theodore Evelt Ottmar Mergenthaler Balre Germany Henry C. Wallace Des 1Es Iowa Pres- Wallace Rock Island Valentine Mott New York Johnens New Jersey Minnesota Baltimore King George London Churchill Chamber Brit

Dear Miss Dix on thrift, jealousy and friendship

Dorothy Dix advises that thrift is duty not stinginess and that lazy or spendthrift behavior harms families. The column urges truth over gossip and suggests maintaining trust with a friendly coworker while ignoring meddling critics.

Dorothy Dix Advice on Temptation and Rebuilding Trust

A reader asks if a wife can ever love again after infidelity. Dorothy Dix argues trust cannot be fully restored to its former strength once faith is broken, and that forgiveness does not guarantee renewed marital romance. A remorseful husband admits past betrayals and seeks reconciliation, but the columnist cautions about lasting impact on the wife's faith.

Miss Dix M L K Dorothy Dix

Sunbeam class meets at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church

The Sunbeam Sunday School class of Mt Pleasant Methodist Church held its May meeting at Mrs Edna Masser 1608 North Market Street. President led the opening with Scripture read by Betty Rhoderick and two hymns. A brief business session followed with a discussion on Why You Should Read the Bible. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is planned for June 12.

Sunbeam Sunday School Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Edna Masser North Market Street Betty Rhoderick

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