U S Department of Agriculture Food and Home Fair set in Washington
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a public Food and Home Fair April 14 to 30 1964 at the U SDA Administration Building Washington D C. Exhibit themes include new foods fabrics flowers seeds and home care demonstrations with Smokey Bear and a panel on consumer questions. Special program April 15 features Secretary Freeman and Esther Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Home Economics
Winchester Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S.D.A. Administration
14Th and
Independence Avenue
S.W
Washington, D.C
U.S.D.A
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Smokey Bear
D.A
Beltsville
Frederick County
Jefferson Auditorium
U.S.C.A
Freeman
Esther Peterson
U.sd.a
Frederck County Extension Service
Woman Works Hard To Be Citizen
Myriam Andrews, Belgian-born resident of Wheaton Maryland, faced extra steps to naturalization in Rockville. An affidavit she relied on was misrouted, delaying the Monday ceremony. She intercepted a letter at Arlington Post Office and delivered it to Baltimore, 40 miles away, to fulfill naturalization requirements.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Myriam Andrews
Brussels
Belgium
Rockville
Andrews
Wheaton
Arlington
Baltimore
James
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Naturalization ceremonies open in Rockville with 40 candidates
Rockville hosted naturalization ceremonies led by Judge Katheryn L. Shook. Mrs. Andrews attended among 40 other potential citizens to begin the oath process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuit Court
Katheryn L. Shook
Rockville
Mrs. Andrews
Representing St Joseph's at Africa Conference in Philadelphia
Thomas M. Leonard of St Joseph College Emmitsburg will represent the college at a conference in Philadelphia on Friday and Saturday. The event, titled Africa in Motion, features speakers from the US and abroad and involves delegations from embassies and UN missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Leonard
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Africa
T. A. Rubadiri
Nyasaland
Vladimir N. Porshakov
Washington, D.C
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Cherif Guellal
Algeria
Ram C. Malhotra
United Nations
Washington
France
Ghana
Great Britain
Ivory Coast
Madagascar
Malaysia
Netherlands
Poland
Tunisia
Yugoslavia
Cameroon
Canada
Hungary
Nigeria
Population Expert To Speak On The Population Crisis
Robert C. Cook, president of the Population Reference Bureau in Washington, will discuss The Population Crisis at Hood College in Coffman Chapel room 5 on Thursday at 7:50 p.m. The free lecture covers his work in population and genetics with multiple academic roles and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau
Washington
Hood
Coffman Chapel
Cook
Bureau
Population Bulletin
Journal of Heredity
George Washington University
The
Conservation Foundation
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation
Historians Set Meeting Date at Westminster Elementary
The Historical Society of Carroll County schedules an April 16 meeting at 7 30 p m in Westminster Elementary School auditorium North Center Street. Third graders Rob ert Parker and Marjorie Case invite the Society to a play on Early Westminster and the Star Spangled Banner featuring William Winchester Joshua Gist and Francis Scott Key directed by Case and Parker. About seventy third grade students perform in this Bi Centennia l Celebration of Westminster’s founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society of
Carroll County
Westminster
North Center Street
Robert R Parker
Marjorie B. Case
Society
William Winchester
Joshua Gist
Francis Scott Key
Miss Case
Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ Women Hold March Meeting
The Women's Guild met at Alma Boyer's home with 11 members and one guest. Mrs. William Shuff led a program titled Establishing Our Identity followed by discussion. Mrs. Doris Cannon presided. they will fund program books and plan a May white elephant sale. Next meeting at the church with Mrs. George Boyer as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ
Alma Boyer
William Shuff
Doris Cannon
George Boyer
Frank Grimes
Norman Marsden
Robert Kline
Marsden
Howard Gerrick
Martin Ritchie
Earl Stup
Evelyn Crum
Blanche Jackson
Margaret Bell
NAACP to Launch Cleanup Campaign at North Street YMCA
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will start its cleanup campaign tonight at the North Street YMCA in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Street
Freidrick Girl Scouts perform at Easter Seal Center
Troop 1232 of Frederick Girl Scouts hosted an Easter Seals Center party entertaining center children with two self written plays Snow White and Rose Red and Pandora. The troop created scripts scenery costumes and directed the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Girl Scouts
Easter Seal
Pandora
Mrs McGill To Be Guest At Luncheon By UDWC Maryland
Dr Daniel Horn U S Public Health Service research chief speaks at a Baltimore luncheon of the United Democratic Women’s Club of Maryland at 12 30 p m April 16 at the Emerson Hotel. Mrs William McGill named Maryland mother of the year attends as special guest. The May 14 event at Indian Spring Country Club features a nationally known figure and Maryland candidates for statewide offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Horn
U.S. Public Health Service
United Democratic Women's Club of Maryland
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Horn
William McPherson McGill
Thurmont
Maryland
UDWC
Women’s Demptee Club
Frederick Couny
Richard Fleming
Wheaton
Indian Spring Country Club
Montgomery County
Twentey elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Franklin and Marshall
Robert L. Twentey son of Mrs Merril A Lantz and the late Louis Twentey of East Patrick Street was elected to active membership in Phi Beta Kappa Theta Chapter at Franklin and Marshall College Lan caster Pa He is a senior with Dean's List and Honors List honors and a 1960 Frederick High School graduate The new members will be initiated at the May annual meeting and dine on campus The Oration speaker is Dr Morse Peckham Penn English professor and will discuss Modern Art The Triumph of Rococo ism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Twentey
Merril A. Lantz
East Patrick Street
Louis Twentey
Theta Chapter
Pennsylvania
Phi Beta Kappa
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
Twentey
Frederick High School
Morse Peck‘ham
University of Pennsylvania
AAUW Honors Dr Dorothy Quynn with Fellowship Plan
The Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women aims to establish a Dorothy Mackay Quynn Fellowship. The first benefit lecture is set for April 18 at 8 15 pm in Frederick High School auditorium with Paul N Perrot of the Corning Museum of Glass discussing New Bremen excavations near Amelung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mackay Quynn
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Frederick High School
Paul N. Perrot
Corning Museum of Glass
New Bremen
Amelung
William Quynn
University of Maryland
Perrot
Frederick County
Bremen Glass
John Frederick Amelung
Here
Flint Hill
Park Mills
Perrott
Quynn
AAUW
San Francisco
Calif
University of California
France
Paris
University of Paris
University of Orleans
United States
Mills College
West Virginia
Duke
Goucher
Duke University
William R. Quynn
England
Scotland
Maryland
Lutheran Women Hold Meeting Discuss urbanization impact
The Lutheran Church Women met at Evangelical Lutheran Church to discuss The Church in the Changing City and how urban growth alters personal networks and church outreach. Speakers from Seattle Chicago San Francisco and Columbia highlighted migrant ministry and new approaches to engage city dwellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick's
Gethsemane Lutheran
Seattle
Wash
Christ the King Lutheran
Chicago Loop
St Mark’s Lutheran
San Francisco
First Lutheran
Columbia
Ohio
Frederick County
William Millhouse
James Garrett
Harold Dutrow
Walter R. Comer Jr
Lutheran Church Women
Paul Dinterman
Walkersville
Frederick Assembly of Lutheran Church Women
L.C.W
Mildred Cromwell
Rodney Lentz
John Crum
Gladys Cline
Randolph B. Rosen
Krantz
Dorothy Keyes
Thomas Bennett
Stanley Bennett
Edward Kefauver
Thelma Hinebaugh
Meredith Mackley
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Martha Burke
Christina Bradley
Wanda Masser
Marilyn Gaver
Lisa Gunneau
Cindy Brindle
Lynn Davis
Christine Yost
Becky Blair
Denise Lanner
Kristen Boyer
Denise Hovermale
Kristy Nelson
Alesa Crampton
Linda Hansz
Ann Miller
Kathy Heck
Susie Shaffer
Teresa Weddle
Nancy Woods
Gail Murray
Donald H. Yost
Barbara Wagner
Mrs. McGill
Fleming
Mary Land
Senate
House of Representatives
Daniel B. Brewster
John D. Reese
Boonsboro
Carolyn Joyce
David Lee Toms
Edna Toms
Bolivar
Miss Reese
Boonsboro Senior
Toms
Middletown High School
Mack Trucks, Inc
William V. Getzandanner
Libertytown
Doris Elizabeth
Dwayne Luther Lippy
Alvoye Lippy
RFD 1
Miss Getzandanner
Linganore High School
County Commissioners’ Office
Mr. Lippy
Singanore High School
Strayer Junior College
Dorothy M. Quynn
University of Md
Quynns
Dorothy Quynn
Orleans
Archeological and Historical Society of
Benjamin Franklin
Betsy Patterson
Balltimore
Napoleon
Leslie T. Orrison
Lovettsville
Doris Jean
Carlton L. Everhart
Leslie Everhart
Miss Orrison
Loudoun Valley High School
Pvt
Everhart
Loudoun County High School
U. S. Army
Korea
Frank J. Keefer
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
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East Fourth Street
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