Film On Michelangelo To Be Shown At Hood College
Hood College will screen The Titan Story of Michelangelo on Thursday at 7 15 p m in Joan 104 Howl's Hudson Science Hall. The Oscar winning documentary will be shown with a shorter film Seven Roman Artists at Work. Admission is charged. The Renaissance student group sponsors the event and the Arts Festival set for May 10 1972.
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National Board of Review
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Dorazo
Hebrew Christian To Speak Here At Christian Women’s Club
Harry Fried of Baltimore will headline a Christian Women’s Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Thursday from 12 30 to 2 30 p m He will discuss the Jewish Passover and its relation to Easter A luncheon precedes the event Mrs Ray H Smith demonstrates Spring Flower Arrangement Eleanor Eichelberger is soloist with accompanist Mrs H Richard Betson Hostess committee members and reservations contacts are listed for the luncheon
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Harry Fried
Baltimore
Christian Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fried
Presbyterian Church of Baltimore
Ray H. Smith
Beta Sigma Phi Meets At Library in Baltimore Dates
The XI Sigma Exempler Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the C Burr Artz Library with Mrs Reese Whitesell presiding A letter from the International Office announced the Middle Eastern Conference in Baltimore on May 24 25 and 26 A bake sale planned by Kathleen Faville will benefit the group's Charity Project Officers elected for the coming year are Eugene Clark president Norman Fisher vice president Roger Eyler secretary Frank Bartgis treasurer Founders Day Banquet with dinner and officer installation set for May 1 at the Dan Dee Inn Revival services with the James C Revell family begin tonight at 730 p m at Shookstown Assembly of God Church and run through April 28 Rev Ralph E Fowler is pastor.
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Beta Sigma Phi
C. Burr Artz
Reese Whitesell
International Office
Baltimore
Kathleen Faville
Ways and Means Committee
Eugene Clark
Norman Fisher
Roger Eyler
Frank Bartgis
Dan Dee Inn
James C. Revell
Shookstown
Eight Nurses Aides Complete Training
The first class of nurses aides trained by the Montgomery County Health Department will graduate on April 23 at 8 p.m. in the Auditorium of the County Office Building Rockville Md. Dr. William J. Peeples notes this pilot project aims to train aides for nursing homes funded by an 11 687 dollar grant from the Maryland State Department of Health. The eight students from Congressional Manor Sanitarium and Homestead Nursing Home received sixty hours of instruction.
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Rockville
William J. Peeples
Maryland State Department of Health
Montgomery County Health Department
Frances Paylor
Cordelia Stevens
Gracie Williams
Louise Cooper
Mildred Conrad
Erin Williams
Mamie Gooding
Congressional Manor Sanitarium
Rita Malloy
Homestead Nursing Home
Hairdressers Hold Fashion Meeting At Key Hotel
Local hair fashion committee members held a hairstyling contest at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs Evelyn Tyeryar Mrs Helen Thoresen Mrs Coleen Sittig and Mrs Catherine Wirts participating. Judge was Mrs Juanita Anderton a Salisbury resident and Baltimore styling director. Sittig named body director with others serving as chairman treasurer and secretary. DOPEY SISTERS MEET gathered April 9 at Grace Wilson's West Patrick Street home with 10 members. picnic planned for June 23 and prizes awarded to Mrs Louise Routzahn and Mrs Edna Flook. Next meeting set at Josephine Coady’s Carroll Parkway.
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Evelyn Tyeryar
Helen Thoresen
Coleen Sittig
Catherine Wirts
Juanita Anderton
Baltimore
Anderton
Salisbury
Sylist
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
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Virts
Tyergar
Thoresen
Dopey Sisters Club
Grace Wilson
West Patrick Street
Jerry Seidling
Louise Routzahn
Edna Flook
Josephine Coady
Carroll Parkway
Fashion Show Benefit Set For Montgomery General Hospital
The Montgomery General Hospital Guild and Jelleff's Inc sponsor the twelfth annual fashion show at the Silver Spring store on April 24 at 8 15 PM. Proceeds fund hospital equipment including an anesthesia machine this year. models from Montgomery County auxiliaries and youth groups will feature teen and children's fashions with Miss Sue Boetler as commentator.
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Jelleff's, Inc
Silver Spring
Sue Boetler
Montgomery County
Lawrence
Martin
Brookeville
Ronald Young
Montgomery General Hospital
Fire Board
We All Agree Pants Must Fit Women
Advice on how women should measure themselves to fit pants properly. Emphasizes personal differences in torso length and hip versus waist, and suggests measuring eight body points. Mentions source book Sewing Pants for Women and location of Home Demonstration Agents office for help.
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Elsen Tyroler
Winchester Hall
The Tongline Bra Promises Smoother Line
A tongline bra is touted as the secret to a smooth midriff under spring and summer outfits. It claims to make dresses look better by shaping from bosom to hips.
Environment Shapes a Child's Creative Potential
A University of Maryland specialist argues creativity stems from both inborn traits and a supportive home environment. Gentle discipline and freedom to explore help children ventur e beyond expectations, linking creativity with intelligence and secure self expression.
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Jeanne Modin
University of Maryland
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Antietam Arts and Hobbies Show Set at Visitor Center
The National Park Service and the Women’s Organization of Antietam along with C&O Canal Catoctin Mountain Park and Harpers Ferry will host an Arts and Hobbies Show at the Antietam Battlefield Visitor Center in Sharpsburg on April 26 from 12 noon to 9 p.m. Admission is free. Entries in graphic arts handicrafts and hobbies include oil paintings watercolors wood carvings furniture quills ceramics rag dolls a shell collection and Indian artifacts. Judges include Bruce Etchison Mrs Frank Mish Mrs Ernest Hammaker and Mrs Oliver Ikenberry.
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National Park Service Women’s Organization
Antietam
C&o Canal
Catoctin Mountain Park
Harpers Ferry
Antietam Battlefield
Sharpsburg
Paul Webb
National Park Service
Bruce Etchison
Frank Mish
Hagerstown
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
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