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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
6
Polly advises sunglasses to see yourself as others do and shares DIY tips. Dear Polly answers readers on matching flat paint finishes, liquid floor wax, ironing thread, and brush storage with hooks to hang over paint cans.
Mrs P P recalls wartime keepsakes turning into a decorative frame piece. After storing medals since 1945, she found a picture frame, cut green felt to fit, pinned the medals inside, and presented them to her husband at Christmas. Polly invites homemaking tips for a silver dollar prize.
Dorothy Dix answers a letter from a reader torn by memories of a divorced first husband who haunts her life as a past knight in shining armor. The advice urges letting go, recognizing the armor may be empty, and moving on from the old romance to preserve the present family.
Fragmented letters discuss courtship with Cassie, parental restrictions, and a plan to marry after college. Guidance suggests dating during college with no strict chaperone and suggests approaching the Woman’s Exchange for selling sewn goods. The tone mirrors a 1920s advice column with social norms on youth, marriage, and domestic crafts.
The Middletown Valley Grange held a recent meeting and announced officer elections. Named master John Barkier, overseer Donald Huffer, lecturer Mrs. Richard Holter, steward Douglas Hawner, assistant steward Meredith Boyer, gatekeeper Austin Stockman, ceres Dorothy Huffer, po mona Mrs. Renn Remsberg, flora Mrs. Douglas Hawker, lady as- (text truncated).
At 6:04 p.m. the Juvenile Grange class featured Fitter Fourth from Austin Stockman amid a lineup including Coomes, Les Barrier, Dona Jean Huffer in second and third place.
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