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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
15
The New York Herald Tribune criticizes the concert noting Dr. Blakeslee's neat baton. The reviewer says the girls sing well, though a little weak in the real soprano range.
Dr Earle Blakeslee Hood College choir director said the Town Hall performance was highly successful. The New York Times praised tone colour diction and unity while Normand Lockwood lauded the singing. An alumnae committee organized ticket sales and recordings of the program will be offered soon.
Governor McKeldin said he will consult the Tidewater Fisheries Commission advisers before signing seafood legislation. He named Samuel W. Snitzer to the advisory committee, joining six scientists and seafood businessmen. The body, formed at the request of Fisheries Commission leaders, will meet April 16 with the Board of Natural Resources as McKeldin hopes to appoint a third Fisheries Commissioner.
The Maryland Senate approved John P. Tawes of Crisfield an hour before the Legislature adjourned. McKeldin’s nominee to serve with Brice and Tawes will not require confirmation until the next session. He plans to sign the next batch of enacted bills by April 13 and has until May 2 to dispose of pending measures. Say you saw it in The News.
Mr and Mrs Harry Baker hosted the Willing Workers Society of Harmony Church of the Brethren for house guests Mia Fred C Neel of Florida and Mrs Joseph Neel from Detroit plus numerous attendees including Mrs Roger Wiles Mrs Norman Ford and others. The New Market Grange meeting followed on March 28 at the Grange Hall with Worthy Master Monroe West presiding.
Rayner Montgomery and Char Weller received first and fifth degrees from Howard U. Quix. The same degree team granted third and fourth degrees to the same group. The degree team will present third and fourth degrees at Thurmont on April 9. The meeting closed on April 11 with the Ballong Grange as guests.
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