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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1960
Page
3
Kiwanis clubs in the United States and Canada promote Good Will Week from April 7 to April 13. Lt. Col J E Leach of the Canadian Army is to attend a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, marking a event celebrating long standing friendship between the two nations and aligning with the Rush Bagot Agreement anniversary on April 23 1817.
Emmitsburg residents host relatives from Baltimore Frederick and beyond during holidays and weekends. The item notes countless family visits, hospital updates, births announcements, surprise baby shower, and essay contest awards at the American Legion Auxiliary with local figures named.
A public careers program allows full time university enrollment with half time work in government agencies on an earn while you learn basis. Miss Hallam, daughter of Mrs. Elsie K. Hallam, will graduate from Frederick High School in June on Grove Boulevard.
Sgt and Mrs Kenneth Grimes on leave from California visit Mrs Grimes' parents Mr and Mrs Harry Stotlemyer then visit a sister in Florida before heading to Puerto Rico where Grimes will be stationed. W.S.C.S. Society met April 72 at Mrs Will Roberson's home with ten members. May nominating committee includes Mrs Margaret Stull Mrs Nathan Hildabrand and Mrs Ethel Baker. next meeting May 10 in Clarksburg.
The American Legion Auxiliary April meeting named senior division winner Stephen Alan Leatherman of Frederick High and second Regina Ritenour of St Johns High. Junior winners were Judy Aird of St James School and Alice Esworthy of West Frederick Junior High. Contest theme was Our National Anthem And What It Means To Me.
The announcement states students will not return to school from the Eastern vacation until April 25. It notes the new date adjusts the typical afterbreak schedule and affects upcoming classes and activities.
The Jewish Community Association announces Rabbi Max Selinger of Cumberland will speak on Archaeology the Underground Story of the Bible at 8 p.m. Sunday April 24 at Beth Scdom Synagogue. He will discuss how close Bible reading guides digs in the Holy Land and how scholars and archaeologists seek locations of ancient mines towns and trade routes.
The C. Burr Artz Library shows paintings by the Adult Education Class of Frederick Community College. The works, mainly by beginner artists, will be on display through April 27 with Doyle R. Eskew as the class instructor.
Mrs Winebrewer connected to Richard Kline Construction of Frederick and Mrs Clingan with C P Telephone in Hagerstown returned home Sunday. The Division invites girls 18 to 21 to join eight sewing lessons and sew a dress for entry. Shops will pick Tween Teen and Misses or Mrs winners. Entry blanks available at the Singer center.
The Singer Young Style maker Contest offers over 130000 in prizes including jet trips to Paris and U S cities, Singer machines and cash awards. Three Queens will be crowned in New York in late Fall after registrations run to August 13. Divisions cover ages 10 to 21 with Tween 10–13 Teen 14–17 and Misses 18–21.
Weekly bridge winners are announced for the Ammets Club game held Monday night. North-south winners are Charles Crum and George Hedstrom first. Phillips Pearson with Mrs. Pearson second. Julius Jacobson with Leonard Spero and Mrs. Ma O'Connor with Mrs. Miriam Feely tied for third and fourth. East-west winners are Mrs Grayson Fouche and Mrs Austin Whitehill first. Dr Harold Jenkins and Peter Allen second. Dr Frank Worthington and Dr Walter Snow third. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lockwood fourth.
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