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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
12
A long reader letter mix covers home birth desires and warnings about nonmedical deliveries, a dispute over selling a family house, and a confrontation about a girlfriend Agnes with an outgoing style. The column answers emphasize safety, consent, and social behavior.
Mr and Mrs L H Dutrow of 190 East Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Tanda Lou to Phillip Spikes Jr son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Spikes of 678 Highland Way The bride to be is senior at North Hagerstown High School The groom is a South Hagerstown High School graduate Class of 19xx and works at Eyerly's Department Store A wedding is planned by the couple
Dear Polly column sample shows readers offering home tips from parenting to crafts. Advice includes color coded beds for twelve children, labeling grooming tools for kids, refreshing artificial flowers with starch, and a homemade project from a son who pasted recipes into a notebook.
A reader recounts an abusive marriage in which she endured cruelty and threats, sought help from a psychiatrist, and rebuilt her life. Two priests offer conflicting advice. one urges ending the union, the other suggests continued coupling. The columnist counsels decisive separation and self-reliance, urging the woman to finalize the breakup and pursue personal growth.
The Precious Stone Bowling League held its Christmas banquet and party in the Venice ballroom on Thursday night December 13. The venue featured green garlands red bells and twinkling lights with a gold pine cone tree at the head table and gold sprayed pine cones on side tables. Mrs Hester Martin gave the invocation as Miss Dottn McGraw led carols while committees including Kay Neyard Mark Lehman Hester Martin Betty Martin Bary Irma Rost assisted.
The Keedysville Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon December 17 at Miss Mig non Miller's home. Mrs Tena Mades led devotions, the group discussed Dimensions in Perpetual Love and International Relations, and Charles Stine Thles reviewed a Christmas fortlitation. Mrs Olive Remsberg described the Peace Garden between the United States and Canada in Turtle Mountain, with WCIU groups in both countries maintaining the garden. A brief business session, social hour, and refreshments followed.
Kathleen Mary Synnott daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Synnott of 60 Roland Avenue Chambersburg and Joseph W Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Wallace of 249 Syracuse Avenue Oswego New York were married on Saturday December 14 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. The ceremony was at eleven with Rev Andrew J Fontanella officiating. Bride wore a floor length Chantilly lace gown with empire bodice long sleeves lace trim and a bouffant veil. She carried a prayerbook with a white orchid. Matron of honor Mrs George E Hughes wore emerald green velvet with white fur hat and carried white fur. Miss Nancy Wallace sister of the groom was bridesmaid in raspberry velvet. Best man Ronald Waters of Oswego and usher Robert Werte of South Guilford Hills. Dinner followed at the Ulleying Post Inn. A reception followed after the couple returned from their wedding trip. The bride resides with her parents pending graduation from Nagersen Maryland Business College. She is a graduate of Oswego High School and attended the University of New York. Mr Wallace is a graduate of Oswego High School and is serving in the United States Navy.
A fragment reports on Sonatiland's dibatag, a rare antelope, with unclear text suggesting it may not require water but could depend on plank Coat for some need. The readable portion hints at environmental or zoological notes without complete details.
Mr and Mrs Richard Maxwell Boswell Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice McCrea Boswell to Richard Lee Waltz son of Mr and Mrs Joan Jacob Wilts Chewsville Miss Boswell graduated from Clear Spring High School class of 1962 and works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Waltz graduated from North Hagerstown High School class of 1952 and is a sophomore at Hagerstown Junior College No date has been set for the wedding.
The piece extols clean white gloves for social ease and confidence, notes new wrinkle resistant stockings chosen by a saleswoman using a scientific dial method, and praises shellac for rapid wood drying with quick refinishing.
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