Polly's Pointers from Polly's Pointers column
A collection of practical homemaking tips from Dear Polly including repurposing a crib bumper as picnic bench pads, a compact outdoor serving shelf with a metal box, weatherproofing ideas for cold games, mail coin packaging, playing house from old table and shades, marking darts with a sewing machine stitch, and slipping foam pillows into cases with bath powder for easier use and fragrance.
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Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly
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Civinettes Hear Thanksgiving Talk At Hotel Meeting
The Frederick Civinettes met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Rev. W Merval Weaver discussing What Makes Our Thanksgiving Day. He stressed autumnal heritage, presidential proclamation, and spiritual duty.
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Frederick Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
C. O. Sullivan
Russell Oden
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Weaver
Oden
Robert Kline
Alden Summers
Civitan Club
Harmony Grove
Summers
Civinettes
Melvin Lescalleet
Maryland League weighs judiciary changes in Constitution article
The Maryland League will study issues including double jeopardy jury duties and judge selection as it considers changes to the judiciary article. Members across the state will review proposed reforms before deciding which amendments to support.
Court System In State Is Studied
Maryland's court system is the subject of a publication released by the League of Women Voters last week. Entitled “The Maryland Judiciary a Study of the Judiciary Article of the Maryland Constitution,” the study reviews the history of the Maryland judicial system and analyzes the courts at each level. It compares them with criteria from the American Bar Association and National Municipal League. Copies are available in Frederick from Rita Gieskin, local publications chair, who notes a 1970 referendum on a Constitutional Convention. The study highlights lack of a unified judiciary and regional diversity across the state.
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Maryland
League of Women Voters
American Bar Association
National Municipal League
Frederick County
Rita Gieskin
North Market Street
League
Otto Landman
Bethesda
General Assembly
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from November 3 to 6 listing parents and newborns. Among them James D Fox jr is first child a son James David Jr. Doris Smith of Frederick is former wife of Mrs Fox. Several other families welcome sons and daughters with full names and birth days.
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Shawn Lee
Thomas D. Dixon
Airy
Thomas David
Roy W. Nelson Jr
Adamstown
Sherry Anne
John P. Wrede
Frederick
Gary Keith
Casper C. Murphy
RFD
Tramsville
Matthew Gerard
William E. Garber
New Windsor
Randall Lee
William D. Clark
Knoxville
Amy Susan
Sammy D. Teague
East Church Street
Jeffrey Allen
Teague
Nancy Spencer
Donald G. Shry
Second Daughter Beverly Sue Named Wednesday
Report lists newborn Beverly Sue as second daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoff of East Seventh street followed by Karen Sue second daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Gross of East Sixth street and Alice Marie as third child and second daughter amid family notices.
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Beverly Sue
Charles $. Hoff
East Seventh Street
Karen Sue
Austin Gross
East Sixth Street
Alice Marie
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
The article reflects on the God we worship as a promising deity who makes solemn covenants with Noah Abraham Moses and Israel. It emphasizes that a covenant is a binding promise balancing human action with divine response and asserts God delights in keeping promises.
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Earl L. Douglass
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Israel
The Covenant Through Jesus Christ and Personal Change
The greatest covenant is through Jesus Christ promising redemption if we accept God’s will. Transformation rather than improvement is needed, changing us into new persons. Jesus Christ brings a power to the soul that produces fundamental changes, often called conversions, developing from upbringing and personal effort.
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Jesus Christ
Maryland congressman backs center in Maryland
Rep Carlton R Sickles of Maryland argues in a letter to President Kennedy that locating a federal environmental health center outside Maryland is ill advised. He says Congress would vote to establish the center in Maryland if the Executive branch agrees, noting Kennedy’s Oct 31 news conference call for a site in North Carolina as very acceptable.
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Maryland
Washington
Carlton R. Sickles
Dmd
Kennedy
Congress
North Carolina
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Roger Nicodemus
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William M. Moore
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Lescalleet
Fairview Avenue
Bar
Maryland League
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Roney Motor Company
North Market St. Frederick, Md
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Pearre
Vas & Prescription Service
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Mr. Hazlett
Tith
Montgomery Ward
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Fredericktown
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Facacal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Market Street
Prospect Shopping Center
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Deoples Drug Stores
Kingston
Brosius Homes
Center St
Jefferson
Easton Pearl
Catoctin
Newspap
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