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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
13
A reader questions Ann Landers on boys in the kitchen and gendered chores while a counterpoint cites wartime women’s labor. Dennis and Mrs Scar-Pace share perspectives on church dating and a bearded husband causing a rash, with family guidance and a booklet offer.
The Latics Auxiliary to the Shepherdstown Volunteer Fire Company will stage a card party on Saturday at Adam at the Fire Hall.
A vintage style advertisement promotes Lilac Time Girl and spring bedding embroidery patterns. It touts light and deep embroidery options, seal inch mood lighting, and smocked accessories from the Needlecraft Catalog. Includes pattern number 963 and a request for 28 cents postage for a pattern catalog by mail order from The Daily Mall Needlecraft Deal.
The eighth grade Junior Dancing Class of the Women’s Club gathers in the Elm Auditorium tonight from 8 to 10 o’clock. Chaperones Mr and Mrs Hay Helm will receive with their son Dick and Mrs Arthur Cos will receive with her daughter Stephanie.
North Potomac Junior High School PTA sets Monday March 4 in the serious auditorium for a panel on The New Approach To Teaching The Language with Edward C Kercheval Sara Zengr and Louise Gilliking as speakers. Seventh Grade Chorus directed by Marilyn Gotsgodian will perform selections. PTA executive officers meet at 715 pm in the guidance room.
Beis Ore of 415 Guilford Ave. was returned home after visiting her daughter and family in Houston Texas. Miss Cindy Teng of Anthtam Hess Sharpsburg named to the Dean's List at Western Maryland College. Mark Feiser Westminster Sr has returned home after a tonsillectomy at Washington County Hospital. Max Rickard ex-chief of police confined to Washington County Hospital seventh floor. Clayton Vidler Rohrersville school bus driver recuperating at home after hospital stay. Gearhart pharmacist vaciling Florida visit with Mrs Gearhart's daughter. Phil Baker Jensen Bosch noted. Hubert F Smith convalescing at Washington County Hospital Room 507 after recent operation.
The YMCA offers a golf clinic starting March 7, held Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 to avoid Lent services. Only 20 participants will be admitted. registrations via phone RE 93990 open to men and women. Grip posture and swing are the main focus, with non-members required to pay a fee.
Delta TuAi Y Chey choir will sing at a spaghetti supper Saturday March 2 from 4 to 7 30 p.m. at the YMCA. Proceeds support service projects. Diane Spessard club president leads arrangements open to the public. Tickets available at the door.
Dana Martz marked his seventh birthday at a Sunday party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs David Martz Sr in Robbersville. Guests enjoyed gifts games and prizes with refreshments and a guest list including Brandon Shifer Darrell Eichelberger Pamela Renner Debra Ingram Gregory Simons Larry Gable Ricky Rice Gary Miller Maria Martz Buddy Martz and Mrs Margaret Miller and Mrs Shirley Slifer.
The Paramount Girls' 4-H Club met at Paula Mitzel's home to plan National 4-H Week activities including poster displays. They also approved a skating party at Zook Bank on March 15 inviting another club. Sandy Fuller demonstrated record keeping and the hostess showed chocolate chip cookies.
Prayer Day services were held across Washington County with Mrs. D. Russell Dutcher leading the World Day of Prayer activities. The first service at West Baptist Church featured remarks by Mrs. Lyle Gray and music by Vernon Wilson. Participants from multiple churches included Raymond Tewart, Joy Beard, and others. the Rev. G Barry Harris will give the benediction. The second service was at Zion United Church of Christ with Mrs. Williar Irish as chair and organist Mrs. William Peacher. The final service in Hagerstown will be at Christ Lutheran Church with Mrs. Percy Pryor coordinating the program and a large list of participants from area congregations.
Washington County homemakers attend a publicity workshop led by Imogene Roming. A tour of The Herald-Mail facilities by Davie T. Cottingham and Wayne Powell highlighted modern linotype and a 32 000 newspaper hourly press. The session then covered preparing club publicity for newspapers and telephoned fundraising notes from church leaders.
Williamsport Lutheran Church will host a congregational mission study on Sunday March 10 from 4 to 8 pm with supper at 5. The theme is Persons of Special Need. Evan Crossley president of the Board of County Commissioners will speak at 4. A post meal discussion and entertainment follow. Classes for children from kindergarten to sixth grade will be held. Tickets are available through Luther League members Lutheran Church women officers or Sunday School teachers.
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