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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1946

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Brownies And Scouts Attend Church Service

About 75 Brownies Scouts and Frederick Association Girl Scouts leaders attended the 11 o'clock service at First Baptist Church on Sunday despite inclement weather. Rev William C Royal spoke on The Sharing Life from Luke 10 35. The Maryland State School for the Deaf troop led by Mrs Mary Benson acted as interpreter. The event kicked off Juliette Low week celebrated around Oct 30, founder of Girl Scouting.

Scouts Frederick Minsster Royal John D. Shorrow Clifford Doll Talsa Juliette Low Girl Scouting

Sacrifice Bidding Is Tough Technique

The article discusses bridge sacrifice bidding as a difficult technique in tournaments, citing Samuels defending his title in the national open individual championship at the Winter Nationals in Hollywood Florida. It notes last year's entrants and the specifics of a five diamonds sacrifice, plus analysis of outcomes and strategic implications for players. It also reports on a church meeting with Rev Paul W Kinsel addressing Christian Citizenship and local union notes from Frederick October convention, including donations and memorial funds.

William E. McKenney Aunviea North Samuels East South Paul W. Kinsel Church of the Brethren J. P. Marmor Edith Pearl Raymond I. Ford Frederick Marmor Thomas Anderson Frank Suman Mary Haslup

Nehru Book Discussion At Burr Artz Library

An audience of women attended a Book Reviews session at Burr Artz Library to discuss The Discovery of India by Jawaharlal Nehru. Dr Clive J. Reddick of Hyena College led the talk, quoting passages and outlining Nehru as a modern, reformist leader with strong economic interests and a vision for India’s fusion of stability and change. The event highlighted Nehru’s role in India’s path to Dominion status and global understanding as librarians encouraged further reading, with next meeting set for November 15.

Clive J. Reddick Hyea College India Nehru National Congress Tasanud Kanas Gandhi Taius Muscuasius Gandia Karedia Britain National Congress Party Spain Czechoslovakia Reddick Josephine P. Etchison Theodore Hayward Camp Detrick

Middletown United Brethren Plans Missionary Day

The United Brethren church of Middletown will hold their annual Women's Missionary Day on Sunday October 1 at 2 p.m. The featured number is an original play titled Gladly I Give by Mrs David Young Locust Valley who wrote it for the celebration. Parts will be taken by Missionary Society members including Mrs Evelyn Wise as the pastor's wife and others.

United Brethren Church of Middletown Tao P.m. Ier David Young Locust Valley Evelyn Wise

Olive Tablets Promote Digestion and Bowel Movement

A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to relieve constipation by stimulating bile flow from the gall bladder into the intestines. It claims gentle relief without griping and lists price and availability at all drugstores.

Dr. Edwards F. M. Edwards

Meeting Notice for November Session at Minnie Engle's Home

Twenty one attendees at the gathering. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for the last Friday in November at the home of Mrs. Minnie Engle, 114 Park Avenue.

Minnie Engle Park Avenue

Possum Caught In Tree Behind Hotel In Frederick

The Gero of the day Howard Riggie at Francis Scott Key hotel trapped a large possum in a tree behind Court Street. He brought it into the hotel kitchen and confinement is a crate and barrel. A hotel worker plans to take it home for meat tonight. Evangelistic meetings at Edgewood Church of the Brethren begin Sunday evening October 27 and run for one week.

Gero Francis Scott Key Howard Riggie Eyway Court Street Riggies Edgewood Church

Religious revival services led by Rev Earl Mitchell in Westminster Church

Through Sunday evening November 3 Rev Earl Mitchell of Westminster Church conducts services for the Brethren with song service at 7 43 p.m each evening. Fire crews responded to a parked farmer’s car fire in Market Space around 8 p.m. Saturday, smoldering seat cushion caused the alarm, extinguished by hand extinguisher. Damascus High School Auditorium hosts a public meeting on October 24 at 7 p.m. where James J Hayden of Columbus University School of Law discusses the proposed Montgomery charter.

Earl Mitchell The Westminster Church For the Brethren Independent Hosel United Damascus High School At & P.m James J. Hayden Columbus University School of Law Washington, D.C Montgomery Cau

Miss Stella Wern er to entertain with accordion

Audience questions welcome as Miss Stella Wern er performs accordion. Insurance statistics show women live longer than men, a fact cited in the note.

Stella Werner

SSS Tonic for Gas and Bloat Relief Promise

An advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to relieve stomach gas and nervous distress from indigestion. It asserts improved appetite, sleep, and strength by building red blood and aiding digestion, urging readers to buy at drug stores with the slogan 888 Tonic.

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