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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
6
A reader seeks guidance about a department store buyer and her assistant accused of slander and stealing by daily harassment. The advisor questions the allegations, cites workplace factions, and urges prayer and kindness to restore calm while suggesting personal poise and patience.
Miss Linda Kay Clouser celebrated her sixth birthday with a party hosted by her parents at 305% East Wilson Boulevard. Guests included family friends and children, with games led by Mrs. Belly McCoy and refreshments served, honoring Linda Kay Clouser and listing numerous attendees.
Keedysville Ruritan Club met at Pythian Hall with the 431 Girls' Club serving a ham supper. Finance chair Sinisen announced a Supper at Pythian Hall on June 29 and sought help and Russian wives to bake cakes.
Brownies Troop 14 of Howard Street School wrapped up the school year with a June 13 trip to Annapolis. They traveled by bus to visit the State House St Johns College and the United States Naval Academy and enjoyed lunch at the Recreation Center. Read more on the troop roster and chaperones.
Crochet patterns including Mig rose squares and mat place mats plus 1957 handwork designs. Readers invited to send 35 cents per pattern with name address and pattern numbers to The Daily Mall Needlecraft Dept New York. Include 25 cents for copy of book and 1957 gift promotions.
California produces about 44 percent of U S strawberry crop and a French influenced cheesecake recipe is shared. The Americanized Parisian strawberry cheesecake uses fresh berries, cream cheese and gelatin with steps to fold in whipped cream and egg whites, then chill and garnish with reserved strawberries. Remaining menu includes oven fried chicken and potato puffs for tomorrow dinner.
Homemakers attend University of Maryland Short Course this week. Washington County 4-H Girls Club meetings slated with Beaver Creek and Funkstown events tonight. Tomorrow includes Keedysville and Clear Spring gatherings. Midweek features Smithsburg and St. James clubs at local halls and church venues. Thursday marks Paramount 4-H Club activity.
The color story notes pink for summer now leans coral rather than blue, offering a fresh tone for val varation wear with a brighter, warmer look suitable for the season.
Children's Day was observed at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church with a Church School program led by Max Miller. The event, built around the theme My Church and I, saw participation from all the children.
A TV program titled Comeback will feature Florence Moore the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Moore of this city on June 18 from 5 18 to 5 30 pm. The program discusses rehabilitation and how people recover to resume normal activities after serious injuries. A sewing pattern advertisement follows offering a chiffon blouse in deep pink with monogram embroidery and various sizes with mail orders and a chance to win a needlecraft book.
The excerpt warns guests against criticizing a host's choices or furniture as it is a display of bad taste and abuse of hospitality. It notes that guests should avoid using a business phone to call and should respect the host's space and rules.
A fragment hints at a tense social moment where one person remains silent and unkind, signaling strained relations after a quiet evening. No clear names or places are provided. The line suggests emotional distance and potential future consequence.
New York report claims a new healing substance reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with results described as thorough by patients.
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