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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1963
Page
12
A letter bundle recounts a driver helping an intoxicated woman, a neighbor copying home windows, and a teen piano student motivated by self discipline. Ann Landers replies on safety, originality, and perseverance, offering practical guidance and friendly reminders.
Dear Polly columns share simple home hacks from WAT members. Tips include adding liquid coffee to starch for dark fabrics, rubbing alcohol to clean sinks and mirrors, using stove burner racks as cooling racks, folding towels with slots to organize silverware, and homemade individual silverware pouches for picnics.
The Fall Assembly of the Hagerstown Cumberland District Lutheran Church Women will be at St John s Lutheran Church on Saturday with Mrs John Wagaman Mrs Richard Doule and Mrs Albert Fischer among organizers. The day opens at 9 39 a coffee hour, 10 am devotions by Mrs Eugene Hillon, district dean Rev George J Wiherstove and Mrs Wagaman greet attendees. Delegates will hear workshops on administration led by Mrs Fischer with buzz sessions and leadership talks, then lunch followed by small group workshops chaired by various churchwomen.
Mr and Mrs Roger E Michael announce the engagement of their daughter Don Kay Michael to Private First Class Edward Lee McCubbin son of Mr and Mrs Herschel W McCubbin of Toute One Fairplay Edward is a South Hagerstown High School alumnus from the class of 1 and is currently with the United States Army at Vint Hill Farms Station Warrenton Virginia No wedding date has been set
The Women of the United Presbyterian Church of Hagers town hold their fall meeting at 7:45 p.m. in the church parlor. Mrs. dL A Fairchild chairs the social education and action committee program. A panel led by Mrs George Whet slone and Mrs W H Stewart will discuss employment practices and housing. Mrs John Barney will lead worship and Mrs John R Fleagle will receive the annual offering for the Fellowship of the Least Coin. The Gareas Circle, led by Mrs Samuel Strile, will host guests.
The Supreme Forest Word men Circle No 1 of Hagerstown will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening October 9 at 8 o clock at 320 East Franklin Street. Newly elected officers include Christina Curtis president Barbara Griffeth past president Fruzel Hager vice president Pansy Travinger second vice president Marguerite Havermale chaplain Anna Stevenson secretary treasurer Clara Helman attendant Della Bond assistant Cora Fulton captain Lelia Fratianni pianist Connie Basore auditor Margaret Spessard. The president will preside at the business session. Plans will be made for the district convention in this city on Sunday October 27. Local district officers are Clara Helman Anna Stevenson Isabell Easterday and Christina Yarcis.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Smithsburg Fire Company will meet this evening at 7 30 at the fire hall. President Betty Sprecher urges all members to attend.
A peculiar kitchen note describes very thinly sliced pineapple served with a half Mayonnaise dressing and a half cream dressing. The text emphasizes a delicate texture and unusual combination as a culinary suggestion.
A widow seeks a job as a hostess at Amote Lounge in Florida, recounting her past work and concerns about aging. The letter offers hair, diet, and undergarment tips, with a sales pitch for a diet and beauty booklet. It reflects midcentury self-improvement mindset and insecurities about gray hair.
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