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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1979
Page
3
The piece argues Thanksgiving endures despite social change. It notes shifts from Pilgrims to modern preprocessed foods and from grandparents’ visits to high rise homes, yet asserts the core meaning remains: giving thanks for freedom, family, home, health, and the ability to sustain them, across a changing America.
A Thanksgiving tribute extols American freedom and opportunity, urges gratitude for traditional values, and defends the nation's progress and resilience. It contrasts US strengths with foreign deprivation, asserts faith in private charity, and invokes Lincoln and enduring liberty.
Jimmy Carter ordered up to 99 million dollars in food for starving Cambodians amid global hunger. First Lady Rosalynn Carter toured refugee camps, while private donors and U S Senate staffers arranged four tons of CMS corn soy milk with Pan Am transport to Bangkok. Volunteers and private firms coordinated freight from Krauser’s plant to San Francisco and on to Cambodia, aiming to ease a crisis described as among history’s worst.
A group of Western Maryland retirees from Allegany, Washington and Frederick counties urge zero budgeting to cut state and local spending and taxes. They cite past budget growth, surpluses, and rising costs, calling for letters to legislators, the governor, and committee members to press for spending limits amid debates on gas tax and mass transit funding.
The Evangelical Reformed Church Ladies' Sewing Society met at the church parlors with 30 attendees. Rev. Dr. H. L. G. Kieffer delivered a brief talk. Dinner was arranged by a committee led by Mrs. Florence Doll. Mrs. G. Waring Tyson has led the society for 31 years.
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