Civic Club tours five city gardens on Monday
Members of the Civic Club toured five city gardens during a Monday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Etchison. The tour included homes of Dr. C. R. Philips Mrs. F. D. Howard Mrs. William Ty. Delaplaine Mrs. A. G. Triuxal and Airs. R. Etchison with Mrs. Cyril Klein speaking on perennials at the Etchison residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Gardens
Civic Club
Cader
E. C. Ebler
Garden Club Department
C. R. Philips
F. D. Howard
William TY. Delaplaine
A. G. Triuxal
R. Etchison
Etchison
West Second Street
Herbert Heston
Middletown Band And Glee Club Concert News
Middletown band and glee clubs join for a concert at the high school with Gerry Marrone Albert Will Mer Braungart and Miss A C Coate directing, featuring varied programs by junior and senior groups and guest performers. Ents include Mrs Margare t E Schmitz Mrs Elsie White Haines and others planning travel and hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Schmitz
Record Street
Elsie White Haines
West Church Street
Post
Pompano Beach
Fla
Leo V. Barry
Baltimore
Francis Wydhetown
Bush
Broad Run Road
Sear Burks
3icCaug- Simmons
Aaxwerl Avenue
Moussorgisky
Chia‘rei
Cuba
de Fuentes
Mexico
Rosalinda
Senior High
Rolling Hills
Gustafson
Foster
Richard Rogers
Madame Jeanee
Murray
Lazarus
Hairston
Klemm
Mr. Zip
Zip
Lioyd
Barbara Coates
Doris Jeanne Roderuck
Walkersville
Harold Roderuck
Miss Roderuck
Allen Lynn Flanigan
Communion Breakfast Planned For May Nineteenth
Catholic Daughters of America set the annual communion breakfast for May 19 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after the seven o clock mass. Nominating committee was named to present officers at the May meeting. State and national prize details shared. funds from Montevue treats to aid costs. A shotgun incident in Denison earlier involved three youths as a passing car was shot at. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duggan,Jr
Francis Little
St. . John’s
St. Joseph’s. Emmitsburg
L Si
Baltimore
T. V. Levinson
Regina Little
Marylland
Richard C. Mitchell
Weisburg Enters Ring At Delmarva
Harold Weisburg of Hyattstown enters the Delmarva Chicken Festival culinary ring following his wife Lillian’s past win. The Urbana club's Craft Show features hand made hats, trays, baskets, and demonstrations. Club colors black and orange, “Not To Live But To Grow” motto. 30 members, history sketches, and a cooking contest entry drive extend to other states.
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Harold Weisburg
Hyattstown
Lillian
Delmarva
Mamie Kidders
William Tritappe
Urbana
W. T. Griffith Cadle
J Celebratees
Frances
Dorsey Lewis
Jennie Kiddity
Gerber
Derry
Lew Roelkey
Iohn Kidd
Charles Collins
Dave Smelser
Hendrickson
Strube
Emil G. Banerfeld
Weisburg
Rocki
Laurel
Del
Delmara
Georgetown
Paris UM
Alger
Rarold
Lilian Weisburg
Paris
Home Demonstration Notes and Local Club Meetings
Women's Clubs in Wamsville and Woodsboro host April meetings with themes on religion and family life. Mrs Lerner appears as hostess, with readings, music and reports on Hood College. May plans include Newer exchange and a Mother Daughter banquet in Walkersville.
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Beatrice [Zeler
Iamsville Homemakers Club
Joseph Lerner
Ryland Houston
Christ the Lord
Finland
Walter England
Lerner
Lemuel Breckenridge
England
Woodsboro Club
Beatrice Fehri
Woodsboro Homemakers Club
Gail Catshall
Elmer Highhouse
Christ
Carroll Wickless
Walkersville Club
Melvin Anders
Chas
Hahn
Harry Keeney
Steiner
Cramer
Claude Barrick
Cash Smith
M. W. iStidey
Wm. Schwarber
Bernard Keefer
Geo.Wm. Smith
New Midway
1Gilert. Mills
Coivee
Chas i King
J. E. Stoner
Lamar Barrick
Cramer Powell
Gail Cut
J. Wm. Schwarber
Russell Wachter
Schwarber
Eisenhower Names Envoys to Mexico Sweden and Colombia
President Eisenhower nominated Robert C. Hill to Mexico Francis White to Sweden and John M. Cabot to Colombia. Bonsal will move to Bolivia with all nominations sent to the Senate after Easter recess as Eisenhower spends a golf filled holiday in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower
Mexico
Sweden
Colombia
Robert C. Hill
Congressional Relations
Francis White
Jwho
John M. Cabot
Cabot
Philip W. Bonsal
Bolivia
Senate
Congress
Augusta! National Golf Club
Forty six pass driver tests at State Armory
Forty six persons passed the driving tests given by the Department of Motor Vehicle examiners at the State Armory Thursday. The list includes Melvin Nusz Jr from Frederick and many others from locations like Thurmont Emmitsburg and Mt. Airy. Also noted are a birthday observance for Mrs. Nettie Wagner and Hood College biologist Grace Lippy elected president of the Maryland Association of Biology Teachers.
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Iir
Stanley
David H. Singer
T. Gleba
Sacramento
Calif
Braddock Heights
Janece Arlene
Howen
Virginia
James Franklin
C. Flook Jr
and Reed
Bruce Reed
Flook Sr
East Second Street
Clarksburg
W. Va
Reed
Ros
Yinger
Air Force
Frederick High School
Charlotte Hall Military Acad
Gettysburg
W.F.W
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John R. Webb
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Richard Shafer
Webb Auxiliary
Richard F. Nallin
James Cronenburg
James McLaren, Jr
Auxiliary
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Melvin Roy Nusz Jr
Taney
Marlene Virginia Banks
RFD
Douglas Garwood Harrison Jr
East Patrick Street
Edward Noland Miller
Stanley Eugene Burns
Charlies Arotsky
Magnolia Avenue
Herbert Douglas Abrecht
Calbert Hobson Wilson
West Fourth Street
John Wesley Calahan
Comus
John William Stricklhauser
Emmitsburg
Barbara Lee Strickhauser
Mary Aon Sumner
Thurmont
Barbara Morsberger
Brunswick
Beulah Elizabeth Wachtel
Middletown
Clarence Harold Frushour
Myersville
Rosemary
Elizabeth Morgan
LeGore
Richard Lee Harshman
Mae Florence Mason
Boyds
Janet Audrey Ward
Libertytown
Jackie Alger
Earl
Stilison Menefee
Walkersville
Elsie Jane Jones
Mt. Airy
Richard Lee Boone
Union
Harold Boyer Mullinix
RED
Edgar Eugene
Biddinger
Gaithersburg
Patricia Ann Souder
Knoxville
Betty Jane Weddle
Woods
Nettie VY. Wagner
Moose Home
Net‘tie VL Wagner
Mary Pixton
Linda
Robert
William Lantz
Braddock
Howard
Tony” Wagner
Betty Tinney
Francis “Nuti
Wagner
Wm. Sied- Hing
Kenneth
Riverdale
Irvin Wagner
Donald Wagner
Arthur Kolb
Debbie Jean Hildebrand
Roland Kolb
Sharon and
Darrell
Charles Miller
John Brown
Grace E. Lippy
Hood College
Maryland Association of Biology Teachers
Miss Lippy
Association
Annapolis
Audrey Pressler
Frederick High’ School
Daughters Elect Seven Vice Presidents at DAR Congress
The Daughters of the American Revolution close their 66th Continental Congress in Washington with seven new vice presidents general chosen by 2,237 voting delegates. A banquet and officers installation cap the event, with Dr. Kenneth McFarl and as keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
DAR
Tom
Throckmorton
Des Moines
Towa
Resolutionsi
Kenneth McFarland
General Motors
Teenagers Survive Flaming Auto Crash In Maryland
Six teenagers escaped a fiery crash on a Baltimore Harrisburg expressway when a speeding sedan left the roadway, plunged down embankments, struck a guard rail and flipped. They crawled from the wreck and were treated at Union Memorial Hospital for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowsun
MD. i
Union Memorial Hospital
Towson
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Charles Mack
Washington Sweet
Bernard Kelly
Cathy Whitesell
Fran Hutto
Glades Ward
Pat Barton
Gerald Beveridge
Eugene Clark
Paul Field
Herbert Liggon Jr
Elizabeth Smith
John Hockman
Mabel Hoyler
Elksselub
Sawrday
Robert F. Nicodemus
Rosemont Avenue
Lancaster
Milton M. Zack
Howell
Madelyn Himes
Helen McKenzie
Elizabeth Knill
Aeancie King
George
F. Abrecht
E. H. Lockwood
Charles A., Price
Grayson Fouche
E. L. Neff
Amvets Club
T. Stuart Haller
Pinefield
Jug Bridge
New Canaan
Conn
Herbert E. Brown
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Edwin’ Wolf
Spokane
Wash
Eric Johnston
Howard Simmons
Cambridge
Edgar Roderick
Florence Flanigan
Edith Flanigan
Daphne Flanigan
Richard Flanigan
Sterling Lenhart Sr
Evalene Lenhart
Levi Lenhart
Sterling. Lenhart Sr
Grace Zeigler
Carroll. Leatherman
Donald Ramsburg
Arthur Graham
Walker Zimmer- Jan
Charles Price
Harry @. Smith
Elmer Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Marvin Houck
Edgar Culler
Robert McGrath
Richard Garst
Harry Hedges
Pamela
James Roderuck
Patty Graham
Richard
Michael
David Garst
Harold Shriver
Peggy Powell
Chas. H. Thomas
Albert B. Gannon
South Market Street
Denison. Tex
Elizabeth Thompson
Helen Pearson
Guy Fox
Urbana Homemakers
Urbana Homemakers Club
Richard Wenzel
Monocacy Village
Roland Willard
James Montgomery
G. O. Hendrickson
Paul Willard
County Council of Homemakers
Russell Strube
Sandra Witcom
Frederick Smirie
August Selckmann
Normah McFayden
Hesbia Foster
Raynor Montomery
Murray Fox
Wilson Runkles
Harry Roderick
Henry Hildebrand
William Wilcam Jr
Marshall Green
Howard Pickering
Ray Deaner
William F. Lee
Monroe Stull
Mattie M. Eaton
Lewistown
James Weaver
Mountaindale
Lewistown Methodist Church
Richard Thompson
John Eaton
Cincinnati
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Davis Studio
Evelyn Smith
Homer Ih Smith
Jefferson
Lutheran Hospital
Roberta A. Hartsough
William W Hartsough
San Antonio
Tex
West Palm Beach
France
WAF
Charleston
A.F.B
South Carolina
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