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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

9

Polly's Pointers and Julie Andrews in New York

Polly's Pointers offers home tips from readers, including a bath time etiquette game and dress sleeve protection. In New York, Julie Andrews expresses happiness from marriage motherhood and career amid lingering film and stage plans with husband Tony Walton and daughter Emma Kate.

Polly Cramer Polly E. G New York Julie Andrews Avery Julie Tony Walton Emma Kate

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Screen Film On Traffic Dangers

Corporal Robert Storer of the State Police showed the film Mechanized Death to Pleasant Grove Homemakers. The group pledged to promote road safety, noting speed plus careless behavior, unfamiliarity with roads, and related factors as fatal. Names and addresses appear in a list of local sales and residents connected with the meeting and nearby community notices.

Pleasant Grove Club Pleasant Grove Robert Storer State Police

Homemakers Club Opens Fall Season With Safety Talk

Mrs Charles Adkins hosted the Homemakers luncheon to kick off the fall season. Miss Marguerite Burgee presided as vice president welcoming members back. Mrs Raymond Barnes recited the Motorists Prayer. Mrs Aubrey Davis curates club history. They support Victor Cullen Hospital with a $3 donation and seek yarn craft items for the County Home. Guests included Mrs Vincent Biser and others. November 5 meeting to feature highway safety program. Dr Ernest M Best, 82, former Springfield College president, dies in St Petersburg.

Charles Adkins Marguerite Burgee Norman Nusbaum Raymond Barnes Aubrey Davis Victor Cullen Hospital

Employment Climb in October Slips Unemployment Steady

Washington reports October nonfarm payrolls rose by 350000 bringing civilian employment to 69.9 million while the jobless total held at 3.5 million. Officials cite seasonal factors. President Kennedy plans AFL CIO Convention address in New York on November 14, announced George Meany.

Kennedy Aflcio New York AFL - Cio George Meany

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