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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
4
Health and safety is a core element of the Girl Scout program across all ages from Brownies to Seniors. The initiative promotes practical safety habits, first aid basics, nutrition, and potential career paths in health fields, guiding girls to enjoy life and assist others.
The Rev. William Brown will lead a Wednesday Bible study series at 8:30 p.m. through April 7, replacing worship services. Separate notes cover Women’s Missionary Society events at First Baptist and a World Council of Churches program shown by Rev. Floyd Buckland, plus Faith Circle meeting details at the Methodist Church.
Wednesday events include DeMolay and Mothers Club at Masonic Temple, Over the Waves Club at Mrs Goul, Daughters of Isabella at Knights of Columbus Hall, Maple City Garden Club at Miss Nora Suhr, and other groups. Thursday highlights feature Center Farm Women's Club at noon and several senior, women’s, and farm clubs ending after 8 p.m. at various venues.
Mr and Mrs P L Pickett announce the birth and baptism of their granddaughter Karen Sue born February 5 to Mr and Mrs Gary Snyder of Lima The infant was baptized February 28 at St Charles Church Lima Mrs Snyder is the former Lynne Pickett.
A collection of reader tips on cleaning and ironing chores. Advice covers foil lining drip trays for quicker future cleaning, washing window screens with nylon net, mending jackets with multi color threads, removing dye stains with wet soaks and chemicals, keeping fabrics wet to prevent dye transfer, and warming clothespins in an oven to ease use on cold days.
Mrs C D Whiteman hosted the Creative Craft Club as they knit paint and sew. Members voted to contribute to the Heart Fund and plan to meet March 25 at Mrs Mae Youngless.
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