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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1957
Page
2
A 22 year old wife seeks guidance about loving her brother in law while maintaining fidelity. The expert calls the impulses a sign of immaturity and suggests emotional growth with specialist guidance to replace fantasy with mature, loyal, real-life relationships.
The White Oak Forest Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday January 14 at 7:30 p.m. Harlan Biggs vocational director at South Hagerstown High School will be the speaker. All members are urged to attend.
The Bridgeport Homemakers Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. P. W. McClain’s home. New officers were installed by Mrs. Helen Flaherty with President Mrs. George Baker and other officers taking office. The group planned readings, radio broadcasts, a Hungary relief donation, and a nutrition demonstration for February.
The Mite Society of Trinity Lutheran Church Smithsburg held its first 1957 meeting at Mrs. Robert Reynolds home with Mrs. Edward Bachtell president. Committees were named for flower visiting membership social kitchen care and refreshments were served by Reynolds and co-hostesses. Numerous members attended including Mrs. Sadie Winters Mrs. Page Brown and Miss Lulu Ridenhour among others.
Christ Lutheran Church Liberty Street held its annual covered dish supper and congregational meeting with 78 attending dinner. The business session adopted the 1957 budget and heard reports from the pastor Reverend R. Richard Summer and church officers. Clyde Bowers Roger Pemberton Malcolm Yeakle were elected to the church council. Fay Gunn was named to fill an unexpired term due to illness. The church reported a refugee sponsorship, a children’s activities program, a new organ purchase, and groundbreaking for a new church.
Warner argues women should not telephone men without a good reason and must let men pursue. She suggests saying thanks for a pleasant evening and calling the next day to show appreciation. The piece also cautions neighbors about pets, urging responsible behavior over sentiment.
Four generation Daley family pictured during a Christmas Day gathering. William Calvin Daley, 8, works for Pennsylvania Railroad. Norman Oscar Daley, 60, in 27th year at Brandt Cabinet Works. Seated are William Ernest Daley and three month old William Ernest Jr. William E Daley works at the State Armory. families live at 460 and 648 North Prospect Street, Hagerstown area. The proximity has confused mail. four generations previously shared a house. The Daleys have long resided in the local region.
The January meeting of the Fidelis Sunday School Class at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Rohrersville was hosted by Mrs Richard Haynes. Devotions were led by Mrs Clara Reeder. A homemade doughnut sale was planned for January 25. New Year program and games with prizes were presented by Mrs Nadine Slifer.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church held its January gathering at Sharon Hays home 128 East Antietam Street. Joy Wagner led a new year's prayer after scripture reading and singing, with Mrs Harry Hahn presenting The Life of Benjamin Franklin. Participants planned a bird feeding project and awarded prizes to Harriet Towana Luella Harry Myers Linda Patsy Moore and Sharon Hays. Refreshments followed.
A vintage notice advertises Printed Pattern 9088 with music star names and sizes 2 14 16 18 29 40. It details fabric yardage for size 16 and instructions, offers easy directions, and requests 35 cents plus a 5 cent extra for first class mail to Pattern Bureau The Hargerstown Daily Mail Old Chelsea Station New York.
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