Fashions For Short Course Fashion Show Set
The Frederick County Homemakers plan a May 13 fashion show and tea at Calvary Methodist Church to promote the 38th Rural Women’s Short Course week at the University of Maryland June 15 to 20. Rosenauer’s supplies summer cottons. Dr. Carl Winters will speak. certificates and pins awarded at week’s end.
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Homemakers
Frederick County
Calvary Methodist ‘Church
West Second Street
University of Maryland
College Park
Rosenour’s
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown Club
Charles Nicodemus
Walkersville Club
Lawrence Fairney
Frederick City Club
Harlan R. Jessup
Skyline Club
Robert Kline
Jug Bridge Club
Marguerite Burgee
Pleasant Grove Club
William King
Ballenger
Charlesville
Hazel Holter
Braddock
Arthur F. Hightman
Brunswick
Lester
Maryland
Carl, S. Winters
General Motors Corporation
Michigan
Chicago
America
Winters
London
Paris
Rome
Cairo
Hong Kong
Calcutta
New Delhi
Bangkok
Rangoon
Leopoldville
Rio de Janiero
Manila
Tokyo
Honolulu
Washington
Wilson Elkins
Community youth rally draws insights from local newspaper role
George B. Delaplaine Jr. tells Grace United Church of Christ audience that the newspaper is a community mirror reflecting life both happy and sad. He notes readers value local news, advertising, and the newspaper’s duty to inform and stimulate responsible action.
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Community Mirror
The
Youth Fellowship
Western Maryland
Potomac Synod
Grace United Church of Christ
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick
Delaplaine
Tising
Mr. Delaplaine
Concert at Hood Thursday features Emory and Henry choir
The Concert Choir of Emory and Henry College directed by Charles R. Davis will perform sacred and secular works at Hood College Coffman Chapel on Thursday at 8 p m The program includes Schubert music Sikorski cantata excerpts Thompson Wagner Kern spirituals and Georgia convict songs Admission is free with a voluntary offering welcomed.
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Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Emory and Henry College
Charles R. Davis
Franz Schubert
Ludwik Sikorski
Emory and Henry
Randall Thompson
Wagner
Jerome Kern
Tom Scott
James Weldon Johnson
All Saints Episcopal Church
Speaker Announced For CWC Meeting At Key Hotel
Miss May Hoover of Baltimore will speak at the Christian Women's Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 12 30 p m. She directs the Child Evangelism Fellowship and Mount View Bible Camp in Manchester. Miss Clive Engle will sing. reservations to Mrs W F Miller or Mrs Edward Silance. A note on onion ring coating follows.
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Miss May Hoover
Baltimore
Christian Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miss Hoover
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Mount View
Manchester
Philadelphia College of Bible and Child Evangelism Institute
Medical Publishing House
Philadelphia
Taneytown Jaycees Stage Arsenic and Old Lace Play
The Taneytown Jaycees announce the cast for Arsenic and Old Lace to be staged April 24 and 25 in the High School auditorium. Wayne Baumgardner directs the comedy with Mrs Mildred Stine and Mrs Nadine Biffle as the Brewster sisters. John M. Skiles plays Mortimer and others include James Fair as Teddy and John S. Harner as Jonathan Brewster. Proceeds benefit community improvement projects including a new Little League diamond.
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Taneytown Jaycees
Taneytown
Wayne Baumgardner
Mildred Stine
Nadine Biffle
Brewster Sisters
Abby
Martha
Mortimer
John M. Skiles
James Fair
Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt
John 8. Harner
Jonathan Brewster
Broadcast of Frederick High Band 50th Anniversary
The Fred erick High School Band 50th anniversary program will be broadcast on WFMD Wednesday at 8 15 p m. Director Robert Doster says many requests prompted the radio airing for Frederick area listeners. The celebration last Tuesday marked 50 years since the band’s formation. the Frederick High Band is Maryland’s second oldest.
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Frederick High School
WFMD
Robert Doster
Frederick
Frederick High
Frederick High Band
Maryland
Brunswick Junior American Baseball League Meeting
Members of the Junior American Baseball League of the Brunswick American Legion No. 96 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Home Brunswick. All members and interested persons are invited to attend.
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Junior American Baseball League
Brunswick American Legion
American Legion
Brunswick
Double struck Buffalo nickel featured at Catoctin Coin Show
The unique double struck Buffalo nickel owned by Donald Wachter will be shown along with many coin oddities at the Catoctin Coin Club 3rd Annual Coin Show at West Frederick Junior High School. The event runs Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday noon to 6 p.m. with at least two dozen dealers offering buying selling and trading opportunities and food available.
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Donald Wachter
Catoctin Coin Club
West Frederick Junior High School
Donald L. Plunkard
Spring Cleaning Tips From H E Agent for Homemakers
Practical advice on modern cleaning products and methods for ovens grills and laundry. Tips cover aerosol oven cleaners fabric revitalizers wood scratch concealment with nuts iodine wax and routine upkeep like vacuuming walls and trash baskets to reduce effort and mess.
Spinster Leaves Million For Trees In Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor officials were stunned as they learned Elizabeth Russell Dean left about 1 million dollars for perpetual care and maintenance of city trees. She died April 7 at 79. The fund is designated for city owned property trees.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cecil Creal
Elizabeth Russell Dean
Frederick Orchestra Concert To Benefit JFK Arts Center
The Frederick Orchestra will present its final concert of the season to support the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington. Conductor, program includes Bach Mozart Haydn and Bartok with donations accepted at the Hood College venue. Concert begins 8 15 p m in Brodbeck Hall.
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Frederick
John F. Kennedy Center For
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Washington
Congress
Kennedy Arts Center
Frederick Orchestra
Bach
Mozart
Haydn
Bartok
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Homemakers Club Meetings Cover Safe Driving and Design
Corus Homemakers Club in Barnesville heard Officer George Winavich present a safe driving program and view a related film at Monocacy Elementary. College Estates Club discussed line in clothing with speaker Mrs. W Vladimir Hudak and guests listed. New Market Club piece notes design principles talk by Adele Miller and mentions Embassy Tour and Agriculture Fair dates.
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George Winavich
Montgomery County
New Market Club
Adele Miller
New Market Homemakers Club
George Stup
Garden club meeting highlights and Civil Defense talk
The County Council of Homemakers president attended as a guest. Mrs. George Rankles explained successful flower drying methods demonstrated at the Rose Hill Garden Club meeting. Mrs. Norman Lease, family life chairman, gave a reading. Mrs. Ralph Brashear, Civil Defense Chairman, distributed a Family Sur-
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College Estates Club
W. Vladimir Hudak
College, Estates Homemakers’ Club
D. P. Vandervoort
Gerald McCarthy
Kenneth Bullivant
Frederick County
Orville Brand
Yinger
Civil Defense
Donald Tick
James Gilford
West Frederick
County Council of Homemakers
George Rankles
Rose Hill Garden Club
Norman Lease
Family Life
Ralph Brashear
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Jonathan
Wayne Hively
Elaine Harper
Glenna Lambert
Cecil Lewelling
O'Hara
Argyle Kaufman
Mr. Witherspoon
Happy Dale
Mr. Gibbs
Brewster House
Thomas Lambert
Jaycees
Dramatists Play Service, Inc
First National Bank
Charles Harrison
Sharon Diane
James S. Bennett
S. H. Bennett
Miss Harrison
Brunswick High School
T. Edgie Russell General Contractor, Inc
Bennett
Capitol Radio
Hood
H. E
Jack MecGolerick
C. Burr Artz
McGolerick
Earl Nusbaum
Stup
William Browning
John Umberger
John Thompson
Nusbaum
Bernard Selby
Carl Kuntz
Itup
Emory Purdum
Gayle Gamble
Jfk Arts Center
John F. Kennedy Center
Corus Club
Yee
Tommy Smith
Gordon Smith
Sjamsville
Silver Dancer
Frederick Horse
J. Rolfe Castleman
Holly Hill Farms
Ijamsville
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Il Ort
Maryland Aluminum Sales Co
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