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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
10
Dorothy Dix offers blunt advice to a 27 year old man seeking a loyal, intelligent, fun, and faithful wife. She argues the right partner is nearby, likely someone from his past or current social circle, urging him to gain courage, stop searching in the wrong places, and draw a prize from the grab bag of prospects.
The September 30 ceremony at Catonsville Presbyterian united Miss Jane Alda Bellis of Baltimore with Charles Sterling Hicks of Monmouth Oregon, in a white organdy gown with a tulle veil. Rev. Reese officiated. The couple plans residence in Towson after a west coast honeymoon. Mothers, bridesmaids, and ushers are named.
A puzzled college second year man asks about marrying his sweetheart who wants commitment. The adviser replies they are too young and not in a position to marry, warning against settling down prematurely and acknowledging pressures from a spouse.
A terse warning urges against marriage pressure, stating true affection would avoid risking the man’s future and that the Beli Syndicate, Inc. released the message. The fragment hints at a coercive feud context and a cautionary stance endorsed by the released note.
The piece honors David Livingstone, detailing his death on his knees, heart preserved by natives, transport to England for burial at Westminster Abbey. It recalls Punch’s tribute and his lasting legacy, including missionary work, discovery of Victoria Falls, anti slavery efforts, and a tomb inscription urging healing of global sores.
George W. Moody of Gadsden Alabama Worthy Grand Patron will preside with Mrs Rhoda Roe of Russellville at the Grand Chapter of Alabama golden anniversary celebration in Montgomery October 15 to 18. Moody and his wife Ruth Strine Moody are well known in Frederick and she is the niece of Clarence Strine. Moody also serves as Grand Warder of the Alabama chapter.
English lesson notes on irrefutable vs disputed and pronunciation. The W S C S of Central Methodist Church met at Mrs Charles Zimmerman’s home October 12 with Mrs Nellie Young as program leader on That Hiding Gift He Sends. Readings by several members. Nellie Young led Q A in the Methodist Woman. Plans were made for a chicken and ham supper in Central Hall Wednesday evening.
The October meeting of the Philo-Thea Sunday School class of Mt Pleasant Reformed church met at Grace Koontz home with eleven members present. Vice president Viola Barkier read Scripture and led prayers. Rene Zimmerman won the welfare prize presented by Mildred Rath bury. Benediction closed the meeting and refreshments were served. Next meeting at Pauline Lowman’s home. Nickel supply from Sudbury Ontario accounts for eighty five percent of world output.
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