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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
13
A reader, nearly seventeen, asks for friendship from girls amid many boy suitors. Ann Landers suggests showing warmth to girls. The page includes further letters about a husband’s paintings, marital fidelity, and a young girl facing unwanted attention from her uncle Joe, with advice to involve her father and mother.
The Homemakers Club of Kee dysville reschedules its September meeting to Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Theodore Poffenberger. The program titled Foods That We Eat will be presented by Mrs Olive Renisburg and Mrs Cleo Floox.
A harsh warning flags the dangers of reckless driving by a successful businessman who prioritizes success over safety, illustrating the peril on the road when ambitions override caution.
Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority announces a series of events including a Thursday card party in the Lavonne Bid club room, a October 3 rush party with an international decor theme, a October 12 spaghetti supper for husbands and guests, a October 16 banquet at Venice Restaurant, and a November 15 dance at Venice to benefit Kemp Horm Training Center for Retarded Children in Smithsburg. At a recent meeting, members previewed desserts they auctioned, with Mrs. Dot Ambrose and Mrs. Donna Hale Hoffman presenting cultural programs and interpretations of Friendship.
The National Little League wrapped its season with a banquet at Hall Way Fire Hall. Awards were presented to all stars and departing Bays. Manager Paul Fryer of Ketter Stone Brokers received the league championship trophy as new officers were announced and a film program screened.
Washington County ladies joined 294 members from 94 auxiliaries at the fall conference of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Maryland State Firemen's Association in Forestville. Fire Prevention Week is October 6–12. Proceeds from black-eyed Susan sales aid the Bessie Marshall Hospital Fund supporting injured firefighters' insurance.
Mr and Mrs Tussell T Valentine of Route Six Hagerstown announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Garth Litzinger son of Mr and Mrs A B Litzinger of Johnstown Pennsylvania Miss Valentine is a North Hagerstown High School graduate class of 495 and works as a secretary at Brethren Service Center New Windsor Litzinger a Dale High School graduate class of 1956 is serving at the Brethren Service Center in New Windsor A spring wedding is planned by the couple.
Vintage ad copy offers doll pattern designs with straw yarn and rug motifs. Includes mail order address, pattern numbers, and multiple pricing notes. Cites 8 cent requests and additional 5 cent add ons for each pattern, plus special handling. Pattern requests directed to a New York mailbox, invoking a lively Needlecraft Crafter persona.
Vague ad copy from a vintage needlecraft page urges readers to send patterns, pattern numbers, and payment to a New York address. It promotes crochet, embroidery, weaving, and other craft items with coins and credits offered for various classes and mail order items.
Mrs Kenneth Paclutte was honored at a surprise shower Wednesday evening September 18 at the home of Mrs al Mes. A large crowd gathered and gifts marked the celebration. Attendees included Miss Anita Lilly Miss Madallan tre find the Mosdunes Genes ieve Pyles Olivia Sharkelford Shire Thompson Phyllis Beach Daisy Waffensberger and Evelyn LaPale.
The PTSA program opens Thursday with a business meeting in the school auditorium and a follow up schedule for students. Woodlawn Way Elementary hosts Get Acquainted event on Sept 19 with 250 attendees, and plans include a panel discussion October 19 on TV arithmetic. Officers of multiple PTAs are named, with meetings featuring introductions, brainstorming, and volunteer reports. A shift in Fairplay School hours is proposed and to be reviewed, while Hancock and other PTA groups report band performances and staff introductions at meetings.
Officers and members of Areme Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Sharpsburg, were guests Friday evening of Olive Branch Chapter in Keedyaville. Mrs Irene Wilhide presided. A ceremony titled African Violets was presented by a list of members. Ghosts were presented African violets. Social hour followed with satin flowers decor.
The United Church Women of Washington County will meet next Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. for their annual Fellowship Dinner at the Highest Christian Church. Mes Mrs Albert Fischer of Baltimore will speak on the topic When Church Were When Are and What We Do. She is a former Ani Church Women president and Civil Rights committee chair. Music by girls from Mozierstown Girls Club directed by Mus George Hass. Reservations advised before Friday.
North Hagerstown High School seniors hosted a farewell tea for Mr. Hull, longtime Williamsport resident and former assistant principal. Joh Unl noted as guest. Robert J. Kling set to become Williamsport High principal. Red and white decor featured. three sheet cakes served. diploma presented by Mrs. Williams.
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