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MONTH
By
TOMMY BARTLETT
The life story of
Hazel Dannecker is one
of success in the
face of great obstacles
dren's librarian and writer of children's stories, but also as a Sundayschool teacher. At an age when most women have forgotten about such things, Mrs. Dannecker serves on the Girl Scout Council of her community. Besides her air stories, she does a couple of "live" children's story programs every week. No matter how busy she happens to be, she always has time to lend a sympathetic ear to children's problems.
And Mrs. Dannecker is busy — really busy — make no mistake about that. Her reportorial duties would keep most women more than occupied. Her writing career would fill the waking hours of most authors. Mrs. Dannecker also sings in the church choir and holds several church offices. She belongs to several clubs and, on top of everything else, she keeps up her home.
Mrs. Dannecker has been successful with her writing, but her disinterest in money is genuine. "Money quit meaning much to me after ours had gone in medical expenses," she told me. "Today, I'm rich beyond measure in good friends. Nothing can take them away from me." And today, instead of having no children at all, she now finds herself with children all over the country — children who have read her books and love her for them.
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