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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
17
Readers seek guidance on relationships and fidelity addressing dyed hair, dependence on inlaw money, and breakups. Ann Landers advises direct talk, firm boundaries, and prioritizing independence, warning against staying with unsupportive partners and stressing self-respect and education opportunities.
The piece notes that some women naturally deliver a full, pleasant voice on calls, while others speak in a disinterested tone. It argues tone changes how callers feel about the conversation and the person answering.
Open House celebrated the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Angus D L Reedy at 417 Linganore Avenue. They were married May 28, 1910 at St Matthews Church by Reverend A H Lewine. Six living children attended, with guests from Wheaton Michigan Martinsburg West Virginia Reading Pennsylvania Charleston West Virginia and this city. Delicious refreshments and an anniversary cake with a yellow rose topping were served.
Grace Brethren Kindergarten at Grace Brethren Church held its first commencement as the Grace Brethren Elementary School. Rev Warren Tamkin delivered the address with James McCarter assisting. Sixteen graduates, listed by name, received diplomas. Registration for fall kindergarten opens. Mrs Marvin Munch to teach five year olds.
Mrs Leroy Fockler hosted the Loyalty Sunday school class May meeting at St Peter's Lutheran Church in Keedysville Tuesday evening with co-hostess Mrs Earl Lambert and leader. Participants on the program Power and Righteousness included Mrs Harold Lowe Susie Metz Mrs Bernie Smith Mrs Glenn Nortis and Mrs John Entler. A social hour followed where the oldest mother present was honored as Mrs Cora Weaver.
The Fountaindale Parent and Teachers Association met in the school auditorium for fifth grade graduation and officer installation for the coming year. The program featured Un Jour En France Avec la Cinquieme Classes sung in French, a play Susan's Lost Birthday Cake, French songs, and school band selections. Officers installed were President Roscoe Lehman, Vice President Margaret White, Secretaries Mr and Mrs Joseph Elgin, Assistant Secretaries Mr and Mrs K Stafford Amberger, Treasurers Dr and Mrs James Abbott, Assistant Treasurers Mr and Mrs Robert L Beers. Lehman thanked Dr and Mrs Frank Brumback for their efforts.
Mrs Lehman thanked Mira French and Mrs Atherton who directed the play Mr Wells for the acetery and Mrs John Maycock as pianist. The meeting adjourned with the fifth grade singing June Is Bustin Out all Over. Refreshments served by the hospitality committee. Also a note on herb spice blends for tomato dishes and early arrival tips for private luncheon events.
Mrs. Maxine Collins of 7075 Potomac St. has been named a second prize winner in Modern Romances' national canned foods contest. Her family wins 100 in sorted canned and glass packed foods after judges selected a snapshot of her family as an outstanding example of a healthy household.
The Lincoln Girl's 4-H Club held a sewing workshop Friday evening at Kathy Wallis's home. Pouches and aprons were cut and sewn with help from Mrs. Lee Wallis Mrs. Janet Bennett and Mrs. Edward Cushen. The next meeting is set for July 1.
A short kitchen note advises seasoning meat loaf with a blend including catchup and Wor- to enhance flavor.
Christ's Reformed Church at 380 West Franklin announces a Vacation Church School from 9 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. Monday June 30 through Friday June 24. Kindergarten to sixth grade will meet daily in their departments for study, recreation, craft and story periods with volunteers from the church staff. The theme is The Church. Members and nonmembers are invited. Each child brings lunch and an offering for the school. Beverages provided at lunch. Rev J Robert Welsh directs, with Mrs Paul Nigh Mrs Lawrence Shunk and Mr Richard Manspeaker as department superintendents.
Joe Bitner of Dust Lanes was guest of honor at the Wednesday Night Mixed Bowling League banquet at Leitersburg Grange. Tom Michael Jr. awarded prizes for high averages and games, with Eileen Wiggins sweeping glove honors and most improved titles going to Wiggins and Albert Stottlemyer. Bobwhites won league championships as officers were elected: Leonard Barron president Wayne Stouffer VP Mrs Bill Potter secretary treasurer and Mrs Leonard Barron statistician.
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