27 Jun 1968
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
1
A mother uses careful prodding to teach sixteen year old Hugh and seven year old Alan to write thank you notes for birthday checks. The article outlines three steps: the feeling of gratitude, the knowing it is expected, and the doing of the gesture, whether in person, by phone, or on paper.
The American Institute of Laundering urges summer care for winter woolens to keep them fluffy and warm, warning that moths and dustier fabrics can damage fibers. Summer cleaning and moth-proofing in poly bags help preserve warmth and appearance for next winter. A guide also promotes colorfastness checks via the Certified Washable Seal on colored denim sportswear.
Readers share simple methods to organize and safeguard precious pictures. Suggestions include mailing curated envelopes to relatives, sorting by era in boxes or shoe boxes, labeling with years, and using frames to display school photos. Tips emphasize preserving memories while reducing storage clutter.
About 80 members attended the Carbaugh reunion at State Line Community Park in State Line Pennsylvania on Sunday June 23. The event featured games and prizes with officers elected for the coming year: Ned Robinson president Olive Kretzer vice president John Carbaugh treasurer Janet Carbaugh and Ronald Bricker game chairmen.
Curb perspiration in hot weather with a deodorant that prevents marks on washable fabrics. The Certified Washable Seal of Approval from the American Institute of Laundering confirms laboratory tests show the product is safe for laundering. The seal aids in choosing stain free tanning actions and creams as well.
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