Dear Mary Haworth on teen love and dreams
Teen girl asks if dreaming of a boy is needed to love him. Dear Mary Haworth guides that dreams mirror inner anxieties, not romance reality, and advises honoring real friendship with Robert while keeping future possibilities open. The reply discusses adolescence, social education, consent, and temptation, urging cautious mature judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Mary Haworth
Robert
Hubert
D. R
Facher
Calvin’ S. Hall
Printed Pattern Sun Selections for Summer Wear
Reprint fashion notice offers halter top and shorts two piece sets with printed patterns. Includes yardage details for halter and shorts and a skirt option. Pattern Bureau lists Old che i YX address and New York mail options for pattern orders.
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New York
No unsolicited advice to mothers on parenting mistakes
The text argues against telling a mother her parenting mistakes and warns such advice is unwelcome. It notes parents often realize their errors themselves, while unsolicited advice is rarely appreciated.
Deaf Women's Benefit Dance Planned in Frederick
The Frederick Woman's Club sponsors a benefit dance on Saturday June 29 at Brad dock Heights Pavilion from 9 pm to midnight. Dick Harp and his orchestra provide music with refreshments available. Funds support a fall Washington DC tour for Maryland School for the Deaf students including a visit to the Smithsonian Melton Art Gallery and the White House with guides and souvenirs. About 80 students will participate.
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Duntor Woman's Club of
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Harp
Washington, D. C
Maryland School For the Deaf
Partic Pate
Smithsonian Institute
Melton Art Gallery
White House
Eredanite
Herbert H. Liggon
Rohrersville Vacation Bible School Ends With 149 Enrolled
The Rohrersville Vacation Bible School closes its first week with 149 children enrolled. Rev. Charles Barnhart presides as dean, with Rev. Jerome Stambach and other church staff guiding the sessions. Closing exercises are set for Sunday night June 20 at 7 30 in the Bethel EB Church, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrersville
Charles Barnhart
Central United Brethren Church
Jerome Stambach
Bethel EB
Ant Gosnell
Caroline Farrington
Roger Rohrer
Sara Jane ‘Ith
Inard Colbert
Lene
Miriam Smith
Preston Buck
Bethel E. A. B
Bobrersville
Jeffy Harrison Feted At Party In Pangborn Park
A birthday party was held in Pangborn Park for Robert Jeffrey Harrison son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Harrison 1145 Jefferson Boulevard. It marked his eighth birthday with a picnic supper and a decorated cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Harrison grandparents Miss Ann Louise Harrison sister Mr and Mrs Clyde Martin Mr and Mrs Albert Seickler of Toledo Ohio Miss Doris Martin Paul Horst Jimmy Martin Tommy and Joan Coffick and Albert Clipp.
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Pangborn Park
Robert Jeffrey Harrison
Robert F. Harrison
Jefferson Boulevard
Jeffy
Jeffy Harrison
Robert Harrison
Louis ¥. Harrison
Ann Louise’ Harrison
Clyde Martin
Albert Seickler
Toledo
Ohio
Doris Martin
Paul Horst
Jimmy Martin
Tommy
Joan Coffick
Albert Clipp
Point Salem 4-H Club June Meeting Report
The Point Salem 4-H Girls' Club met at Karen Menninger's home with President Penny Davison in charge. Members announced roll calls on 4-H record upkeep. Plans were made for a July 20 picnic at Braddock Heights with supper provided by the club. The next meeting, normally during Fair Week, will be August 19.
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Point Salem 4H -Girls
Karen Menninger
Penny Davison
Braddock Heights
Becomes Bride Of Localite In Millinocket Maine
Miss Sylvia Carol Ames and Harold Roy Wolf wed in a six oclock ceremony at the First Congregational Church Millinocket decorated with gladioli and chrysanthemums. Rev Vernon D Byron officiated the double ring service guests included out of town relatives. The bride wore Danish lace gown with a pearl crown veil carried pink rosebuds and white shattered carnations. Attendants included Shannie Savage. Reception followed with local and out of town guests. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Hawson Virginia. Wolf serves in the Air Force at Langley VA.
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First Congregational Church
Millinocket
Maine
Sylvia Carol Ames
T._K. Ames
Central Street
Harold Roy Wolf
Dana Wolf
Western Pike
Hagerstown
Betsey
Sue Daniels
Princess Hines
Shannie Savage
Ralph Reeder
Wolf
James Royal
Roger Decker
P. Kittredge
Jody Stevens
H. C. Gilman
RR. F. Desjardins
Rosalie Off
Hagetatown
Club To Meet With Sgt David Holstein
Sgt David Holstein of the New York City police is slated to meet the Rohrersville Homemakers for a study session. The gathering is set for Monday July 1 at 7 p.m. at Mrs Jerome Stambach’s home to discuss economics and related college degree topics.
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David Holstein
New York City
Rohrersville
Haz
Jerome Stambach
Neikirks Stage Gathering Here at Hagerstown Park
The fortieth Neikirk reunion drew about 125 attendees on Sunday June 18 in North Pavilion at Hagerstown City Park. Wayne Nicarry Jr led scripture, Wayne Sr offered prayer, and Elizabeth Marsee noted secretary duties while D Earl Neikirk reported finances. Prizes went to several oldest, youngest, longest married couples, and farthest travel. Donald Miller was elected president for two years with officers and committees named for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown City Park
Wayne Nicarry
Carolyn Miller
Wayne Nicarry, Jr
Elizabeth Marsee
D. Earl Neikirk
Bernard Trumpower
Nancy Shank
Pauline Trumpower
Nicarrychild
Daniel Miller
Grace Shank
Earl Nelkirk
Helen Zeltera
Pan Negley
Grace Miller
Rachael Hoover
Almira Myers
Glen Miller
Mary Zeger
Mary Susan Miller
White Sands Proving Grounds seeks qualified typists SOS
The Alamogordo Daily News received a news release claiming White Sands Proving Grounds is in critical need of qualified typists to fix jobs. The paper editorially notes the SOS claim and recalls eight typographical errors found in the one page release.
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Alamogordo, N. M
Alamogordo
Farm Directors Plan Annual Farm Bureau Activities
Washington County Farm Bureau directors met at the County Agent Mark Miller’s office to review services for farmers including spraying post hole digging and lime and fertilizer hauling. Everett Ecker discussed qualifications for standard county farm bureau along with the program and membership committee while Mrs Sabina Esker became secretary and James Reeder remained treasurer. Paul Anderson will host a radio program on July 4 at 10 pm over Station WARK. The president George Stiles announced the Northeast Farm Bureau Conference at Salisbury July 28 29 at the Wicomico Hotel and July 7 was set as tentative for the chamber and county farm bureau sponsored tour. Amos Reeder reported on the road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Ecker
Standard County Farm Bureau
Sabina Esker
James Reeder
Paul Anderson
Soil Conservation Group
WARK
Washington County Farm Bureau
Mark Miller
George Stiles
Northeast Farm Bureau
Salisbury
Wicomico Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
County Farm
Thailand
Bien Hus
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Mise Byivia Carol Amen
Neikirks
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George H. Buys
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Patricia Cianelli
Schubert
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Wun
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