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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
13
Dear Abby style column reveals a tettered wartime tattoo holder debating dress choices for a matron of honor and a long sleeved habit to hide ink. The page also features reader letters about charity clothing, teen curfews, and parental trust in summer plans.
Miss Imogene Romino, the home demonstration agent, lists a week of meetings for Homemakers Clubs. Today the Clear Spring group gathers at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Alvin Kelley’s home, with other sessions Tuesday through Friday at Halfway, Hancock, Long Meadow, Dry Run, and Willimssport sites in the county.
The Hagerstown District WSCS meets Friday May 17 at Washington Square Methodist Church with theme Called Confronted Compelled. Rev Charles LeFew hosts. Mrs R Finley Thompson presides. Dr and Mrs Paul Warner speak on Okinawa Kyodan District mission work.
The Keedysville Farm Bureau Planning Group will meet Wednesday evening May 15 at 3 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Swain near Sharpsburg. The discussion topic is Poison Tests and Mans Future.
Dear Polly offers home hints from readers with practical tips. A moth-preventing storage idea uses glass jars for yarn leftovers. a teen beauty tote basket keeps bathroom clutter in one place. and a drive in drink cap puncture trick prevents spills. Readers invited to send ideas for Polly’s Pointers.
Ann K. Carson of Boonsboro Senior High School was installed Thursday as president of the Castle Gardner Future Teachers of America Chapter. She will also serve next year on the Maryland FTA executive committee. New officers include Linda M. Crampton as first vice president and Rebecca A. Kretzer as secretary. An illustrated lecture titled An American Views Nigeria highlighted the 60 minute program for 325 students. James H. Spear presented color slides from an educational tour of Africa, introduced by Stephen C. Printz and later feted by Dr. J. Willard Newton. Gloria K. Line retired as president and led the business meeting.
The 9:30 Sunday School Class at Trinity Lutheran Church held its annual banquet in the church fellowship hall. J. E. Seaman presided while Alfred Henneberger gave the invocation. The Highlighters from North Hagerstown High School provided music and Circuit Court Associate Judge Irvin H. Rutledge spoke on opportunities and responsibilities of American citizens.
The First Brethren Church hosted a Mother Daughter Banquet with Miss Mary Byer recounting Nigeria life and Tangier Morocco teaching, tying to local missionary work led by Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Shank. Attendees enjoyed a roast beef dinner, musical numbers, and a pantomime about Christian motherhood.
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