Children Should Be Seen Not Hurt Campaign Led by Police
Police chief Fornango backs a safety slogan urging drivers to slow in school zones. City teachers join the effort as patrols remind motorists to stop for schoolboys, with harsh penalties for violators. The piece ends with unrelated satirical lines.
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Fornango
Etiquet Pointers on Invitations and Table Etiquette
The guide explains accepted forms for invitations and replies in formal settings. It covers handling utensils and glassware properly, including cup and fork positions for left-handed use. It notes responses to church wedding invitations only require replies if specifically requested.
Affairs of the Heart by Betty Maf Mason
A reader asks for guidance in a romantically tangled situation with a married man and his wife. Miss Mason urges the woman to end the affair, avoid disaster, and seek a healthier path, even suggesting a temporary separation to gain resolve.
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Affairs of the
Heart
Betty Maf Mason
Miss Mason
Sweetsie
The Scarecrow Creeps presented by Y P B of W C T U
Tonight and tomorrow at eight o clock in Washington School Auditorium the three act mystery The Scarecrow Creeps by Jay Tobias is staged by the Y P B of the W C T U directed by Will Morrell. The cast includes William Kirk Helen Reddie Merland Reed George Cowing Kathleen Kohle Mary Jane Muhilig Audrey Meyer George Reed Sidney Paup Elaine Marshall Velma Holt Virginia Pierson Lena Rayworth Ruth Burt.
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Jay Tobias
Washington
Will Morrell
William Kirk
Helen Reddie
Merland Reed
George Cowing
Kathleen Kohle
Mary Jane Muhilig
Audrey Meyer
George Reed
Sidney Paup
Elaine Marshall
Velma Holt
Virginia Pierson
Lena Rayworth
Ruth Burt
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