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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1939
Page
11
Dear Toots asks if a boyfriend should date only her or also Y and other girls. Betty Brainerd advises to date broadly, urges not to restrict V or herself, and promotes living freely without jealousy. The columnist encourages individuality and disregard for conditional dating pressure.
The Triangle Missionary Club held its annual Mothers Night at the First Christian Church with Anna Eckstine in charge and a program featuring Mrs. Hildebrand, Henry Falk, Flora Elliott, Elizabeth Ride-nour, Maude Hildebrand, and others. The event listed many members and mothers present, with songs and readings concluding the program.
Crown Princess Martha of Norway and Crown Princess Ingrid of Denmark travel to the United States for world fair events. They meet with President and Mrs. Roosevelt after ceremonies, as European royalty participate in the summer exhibitions.
The May 10 1939 Horoscope notes Neptune adds uncertainty while urging positive thinking. It warns against ocean voyage delays and accidents despite a travel surge ahead including transcontinental trips and world fair crowds. It predicts favorable country homes, restrained changes, and magnetic Taurus children who may become strong leaders.
Audiences attended two Music Week programs at the YMCA with Estelle Yount and Regina Feigley pupils in the afternoon and evening recitals. Marg et White piano pupils perform at 3 30 with a varied program. Roy Alexander MacMichael class and Chalfant trio present later in the day featuring violin cello piano numbers and a large list of works by multiple performers.
Impromptu performances by Betty Snider Tarantelle and Jack Hockman precede parole hearings. Parole Commissioner Herman Moser, who took office May 1, reviews cases including Arthur Reynolds sentenced for non support and listed among those seeking freedom from a Washington countian in Wagaman’s court.
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