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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
3
A concerned reader asks Dear Mary Haworth whether a marriage can survive when the wife clings to her two grown stepsons, especially the younger 23 year old who moves in during separations. The letter notes military service in Korea and argues the husband should fight to keep the marriage. The response suggests weighing love, family bonds, and personal needs as the column offers guidance.
Bill White, manager at Lambert's Cafe in Hagerstown Maryland, promotes Lively Limes and Vodka as a sophisticated new drink. The ad text blends promotional copy with a later, unrelated moralizing essay about marital dynamics and male rivalry, ending with a suggestion to seek psychology for personal growth.
A Sunday ceremony at the VA Hospital in Martinsburg honored 61 volunteers with Devotion to Volunteer Duty certificates for 1000 hours and Outstanding Service for 500 hours. Recipients hailed from Hagerstown and other towns, with 73 organizations noted for exceptional service. The event featured a flags backdrop and floral décor from the Olde Berkeley Garden Club.
Indian Springs Home Makers Club met at Indian Springs School for its May gathering. Demonstrations by Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs. A B Ruppenthal featured four home friendly floral designs. Music chair man Mrs. Calvin Mills spoke on the opera Maytime and played a recording You Remember. Guests included Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Ruppenthal and Mrs. Clarence Mason. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl Taylor and Mrs. Lee Mummert.
The Williamsport Homemakers Club met in May at Zion Lutheran Church. Guest Mrs. Frank Lowe of Woodland Garden Club showed flower arranging with yard flowers, using pine greens and hosta leaves. She offered care tips and demonstrated several arrangements. New member Mrs. Ralph Wolford and guest Mrs. John Hoffman attended. hostesses included Mrs. Cushwaldl and others.
The Willing Workers Class of the Downsville Christian Bible School met at Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh’s home. President Mrs. John Baker led the session with a devotional and prayer by Mrs. Alvey Marshall and scripture by Mrs. Pearl Davis. Mrs. Russell Dick presented the program with readings by Miss Lagretta Bowers and others, plus hymns and a Bible quiz. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mesdames Cavanaugh, Coffman, Baker, For, Marshall, Iver, Dick, Davis and Misses Long and Bowers.
Mrs Pearl C Snively of Con quest near Hayerstown delivered the feature talk at a mother and daughter banquet at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Waynesboro Pennsylvania. The South Potomac Junior High teacher entertained with an oral quiz What Do You Know About Women and shared humorous tales of mothers while praising women and mothers.
Miss Shirley M. Culp of Hancock was honored by several showers before her Saturday wedding to Francis J. Nealon at St. Peter's Church Hancock. Hosts included Mrs. E. G. Harshman Sr and Mrs. Dean Yeatts on May 10 aboard College Road. A May 14 gathering at Mr and Mrs Janes Ramsbottom’s home followed, with a rehearsal party at the Ramsbottom Hancock residence Friday evening.
Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church at Church and Winter Streets holds a Memorial Day service on Sunday May 26 to honor about 35 Korean War veterans. At 10:45 a.m. Rev Earl B Redding will speak For Us They Served and dedicate the Honor Roll after the sermon. The Senior Choir sings For All the Saints. A 9:30 a.m. Sunday School memorial program is also planned with William L Makell directing.
The Mariners Club of the San cock Presbyterian Church held a Progressive Dinner on Monday evening May 20 at members homes. Hosts included Rev Reuben B Sale Mr and Mrs Harold McGraw Mr and Mrs Warold Manning and Mr and Mrs Elroy Krestensen. A program on Making a Home followed the dinner with speakers Mrs Ben Rogers Mrs Harold Douglas and Mrs Helen Palmer. The event featured many attendees and concluded with (text truncated).
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