Emmitsburg Women’s Club Holds March Meeting
Women's Clubs regular Emmitsburg meeting on March 24 at the president's home drew twelve members and three guests. Attendees discussed tour plans for May 3, upcoming Maryland Homes trip, and reservations for a Washington art exhibit visit. Members planned April activities and a Potomac Edison luncheon invitation, plus donations to Red Cross and Emmitsburg Library. The next gathering is April 22 with county demonstrator Lou Davis present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Edwin Chrismer
Hawes
Watkins
Frederick
J. BM. Wingerd
C. H. Stinson
Stinson
Maryland
Louise Sebold
Jan Vermeer
Delft
National Art Gallery
Washington
National Relations
John White
Taneytown
ER Shriver
Anne Ceder
Allen Pryor
County Council of Homemakers Club
J. Ward Kerrigan
Charles Landers
E. R. Shriver
Alien. Pryor
Shoemaker
Near Town
Red Cross
O. H. Stinson
Firemen’s Hall
Jes. Hoke
Geo. Eyster
Anne Codors
Carrie Hartzell
Carroll Martin
Ars. Joseph Hoke
Lou Davis
Homemakers Club Plans May Events and Activities
Mrs Jonas Barker presided as the club discussed International Homemakers Week May 2 to 8 and a slip cover making school in April. A tour of old homes on May 3, a piano purchase for the conference room, and Red Cross contributions were approved. New director Mrs H Clifford Kelly fills vacancy. Mrs Lewis Martz resigns to start a new club at Yellow Springs. A Community Sing planning group was formed and a stork shower honored Mrs Sollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Barker
H. Clifford Kelly
Clarkson Kelly
Merr! Ramsburg
Girl With
Red Hat
Vermeer
Baby Stuart
van Dyck
Randolph Stull
Club
Guy Stull
Cancer Fund
International Homemakers Week
Homemakers
Lewis Martz
Martz
Yellow Springs
Red Cross
Sollinger
H. C. Kelly
Ray Baer
Lewistown
Sylvia Eyler
Visit to New Power Plant Draws Local Group
The Potomac Edison Company Employees Association of Frederick area sponsored a trip to the new RK Paul Smith power plant at Williamsport Tuesday evening. Two buses and several private cars carried about 125 people to Williamsport where engineers and others gave a plant tour. President Fr Paul Smith and Vice Presidents G S Humphrey and D E Stultz attended. Coffee and sandwiches were served. Precious stones are found in nearly every state with North Carolina offering the greatest variety including aqua marines emeralds diamonds and rubies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
iEmployes Association
Frederick
RK. Paul Smith
Williamsport
Paul Smith
G. S. Humphrey
D. E. Stultz
The
Union
North Carolina
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Lewistown Club
Lewistown Homemakers Club
R. Paul Buhrman
Mehrl Sollinger
Buhrman
Clarence E. Schultz
Angel
God
Firestone
Rmnoad
Cai
Firestone Garden Hose
Burpee
Metal Hands
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
East Patrick St
U. S
U. S. Army
Patrick St. Leesburg
Petersville
Manassas
Brunswick