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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
6
A reading column discusses outlining as a learning tool for students. It outlines a logical structure for Keats analysis, covering life mind poetry and evaluation, with steps to organize notes and develop a term paper outline. The piece emphasizes using notes and lectures to build a coherent essay.
Hood College art department will exhibit in the Twelfth Baltimore Outdoor Art Festival at Druid Hill Park on May 17. About 20 Hood paintings and several drawings will be shown in the honor section with prize winners from 1962 and 1963. Jack C. Davis will serve as a festival judge.
Ellen and Carol, two blond sisters with blue eyes and the same surname, differ sharply in personality. Ellen savors candy and plans a tea party, while Carol eats more freely, stealing Ellen’s saved treats. Ellen’s hurt pride follows Carol’s discovery and a consoling stash of candy.
Dear B C N explains that wedding rings are unreliable as clues since many married men remove rings while single. She advises using conversation to uncover a man’s commitments, noting how a suitor who courts and escorts you home may reveal details about his living situation and relationship status.
Three Frederick Memorial nurses wear modified Florence Nightingale caps linking to St Thomas Hospital London and the University of Maryland School of Nursing. The article notes cap history from Miss Parsons 1889 to Nightingale’s 1860 school, alumnae cap work, and National Hospital Week observance.
Jane Elaine Norwood, daughter of Otis C. Norwood Sr. of Clarksburg, married Ronald W. Gue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gue of Damascus, in a April 5 double ring service at Hyatts Town Methodist Church officiated by Reverend Richard Johnson. The bride wore white taffeta and carried a Bride’s Prayer Book. Bridesmaids included Miss Anna Norwood. Roger Runkles served as best man. The couple will reside in Damascus and both hold local employment.
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