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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

Page

21

Grinage Kindergarten Receives Community Chest Support

The Grinage Kindergarten Association runs a program for Negro children in Frederick since 1937 with support from the Community Chest since 1949. The kindergarten, located in Lincoln Apartments recreation room, offers a 4 and 5 year old program guided by Baltimore County course standards, with Miss Shirley Eaton as instructor.

The Grinage Kindergarten Association Frederick Community Chest Baltimore County Charles E. Henson Lincoln Apts South Bentz Street Lincoln Shirley Eaton Morgan College Baltimore Frank Keeter Esther E. Grinage Lincoln Apartments

Campaign Class Mock Campaign Speeches In Washington

In a political speechmaking course set in a Washington classroom the teacher guides Mr. A. Man Who as he delivers a practiced speech to an imagined audience of voters. The lesson emphasizes time-tested phrases and the effectiveness of television era rhetoric.

Don Whitehead Washington Evert

Meek Inheritance Echoes From Fathers Prayed Remembrance

A historical reminiscence quotes a father’s saying that the race goes to the strong and a mother’s line that the meek shall inherit the earth. The speaker notes humility and relies on parental wisdom about resilience and faith. The passage contrasts pride and meekness through familial maxims.

Election discourse and patriotic rhetoric in 1955 column

A 1955 Frederick News column features a back-and-forth between Teacher and Mr Who amid a debate on government, duty, and national pride. The dialogue references red-blooded American identity, fiscal virtue, and steady leadership. The piece closes with a teaser for a future discussion on vigilance and liberty.

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