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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1956

Page

11

Noted nutritionist Dr. Lowenberg to speak at Hood College

Dr. Miriam Lowenberg eminent nutritionist will address the Hood College Y in Carg on Monday at 2 p m. She will discuss child feeding problems and take audience questions. A co-author with Dr. Spock of Feeding Your Baby and Child she leads Penn State Foods and Nutrition and coordinates a joint program with the University of Pittsburgh. The lecture is public and invites discussion afterward.

Miriam Lowenberg Hood College Lowenberg Benjamin Spock Spock Iowa State University University of Iowa Dr. Spock Child Health Institute Rochester Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh

Littlestown Residents Socialize Across Nearby Towns

A string of visits and gatherings ties Littlestown families to Hanover Westminster Frederick and Gettysburg. Neighbors like the Ridingers Haines Spangler Welty Angell and Clabaugh are noted hosting and traveling for social events and church activities.

Community notices include 4-H fashion show and meetings

Frances Brashears and others invited to a Merick County 4-H girls council event at Elm Street School on April 25 with J Homer Remsberg as guest speaker. Health Center meetings set for April 25 at 7 20 with Mrs Grace Burall as co host. A housewarming at 120 Catoctin Avenue April 10 honors Gray son Nikirk. many Frederick and Baltimore residents attend or send gifts.

Kung Frances Brashears Monroe Fred Free Ralph Brashears Merick County Grace Burall Grayson Nikirk Catoctin Avenue G. Webster Black Herbert S Trawsburg Wilson Mercer Roger Phunmer Jacob R. Ramsburg Allen Browning Pearl Skeggs Martha Wachter Chas. Hartman Ellen Melvin Haugh Black Hartman Toss Strawsburg Spurrier Regina Almshower Myrtle Slifer

Evening Optimists Auction Set for April in Frederick

The Evening Optimist Club of Frederick schedules its fifth annual auction for April 28 at 11 a m on the Farmers Feed and Supply Co lot on East All Saints Street Proceeds benefit the boys project fund and the Frederick Boy's Club Lloyd Stop leads the event with I Paul Smith Harry Patton Edward Daugherty Bruce Reeder and William Hobson as committee members Vanatius Lease Paul Gaver Maurice Mont auctioneers John Shaw and Horace Buck Alexander serve as clerks The sale features new and used items and a prize for a lucky ticket An oratorical contest is planned at tonight's meeting to select a district May meeting representative in Richmond Va

Spring luncheon hosts jug bridge group agenda and honors

The Jug Bridge Homemakers met at Mrs Murray Fox’s home on Orchard Avenue for a Spring luncheon with 18 members present. Mrs Paul Main led singing and poem readings were given by Bell Chapman and Mrs Charles Murphy opened with a poem. Mrs Toms presented a Work Simplification program and announced a continued session on April 11 at 7 30 at Mrs Paul Mains home. Mr Russell A Dudrow was elected vice president of Frederick County Council of Homemakers clubs.

Jug Bridge Club Jug Bridge Murray Fox Orchard Avenue Russell L. Michael Paul Main Charles Murphy Bell Chapman Dogwood Home Management Clark Toms Russell A. Dudrow Frederick County

Communist Aims Not Changed by Dissolution Of Cominform

Pravda reports that the dissolution of the Cominform does not alter Communist aims. The Soviet party organ notes mutuality and coordination will continue under new forms. Mikoyan in Moscow notes the move aims to overcome party divisions and align fronts between European Socialists and Communists.

Moscow UP Pravda i International Organization of Communist Parties Pravda Gengiunist Europe A. I Mikoyan Workers’ Party Yugoslavia

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