Garden Club Spring Show At Hood College Draws Crowd
Sunny skies boosted attendance for the Garden Club of Frederick annual spring flower show titled Spring on Cam us held at Hood College President's House home of Dr and Mrs Randle Elliott. Guests viewed in-house artistic arrangements 2 to 4 p.m. and horticulture exhibits in a tent outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Derr
Wenner
Randle Elliott
Hood College
Charles S. V. Lanner
Garden Club of
Frederick
Garden Club
Camus
Charles
Lanner
Francis Pattison-Knight
Washington
Jay Gower
Hagerstown
Leeds Billingslea
Westminster
Marion K. Talley
Tolson
Cumberland
R. D. Welshmer
Richard Kline
William Kemp
William Wenner
William Thomas
Helen Smith
Carlisle Smith
Robert Clapp
Peter Chichester
Klie
Clement Gardiner
Goucher College President to Speak at Phi Beta Kappa Dinner
Dr. Otte F Kraushaar, president of Goucher College, will address the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Frederick County at the Tuesday dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Hood College Totem Arts Center. The program includes a brief business meeting and elections.
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Otte
F. Kraushaar
Goucher College
Phi Beta Kappa Association
Frederick County
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
Kraushaar
Totem Arts
Hood College
Dr. Kraushaar
Middle East
Iran
Iraq
Africa
War Department
Atlantic
Pacific Island
American Civil Liberties Union
United Nations Association of Maryland
Planning Council of the
Greater Baltimore
Rhodes
Association of American Colleges
Journal of Philosophy
State University of Iowa
Harvard Uniersity
Smith College
Dickinson College
Wartburg Lutheran Coere
Elmira College
Brandeis University
Phi Beta Kappa Associates
Phi Beta Kappa
DAR To Study Frederick Chapter Meeting in Frederick
The DAR Frederick Chapter will meet Monday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. John M. Culler Jr. on Lindbergh Avenue. Mrs. Joseph Hemp will preside as regent. The program covers DAR Good Citizens with guest speaker Richard D Hammond of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce giving an illustrated talk on Good Citizens as an asset to their community. Assisting the hostess are Mrs George B. Stupp Miss Pearl Eader Mrs G L Thomas Jr Miss Antoinette Brosius Mrs Myron Randall Mrs Charles L Brosius and Mrs J Homer Remsberg.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Culler Jr
Lindbergh Avenue
Joseph C. Hemp
DAR Good Citizens
Richard D Hammond
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Hammond
George B. Stupp
Pearl Eader
G. L. Thomas Jr
Antoinette Brosius
Myron Randall
Charles L Brosius
J. Homer Remsberg
Books at your Library poster highlights eight patron services
A National Library Week poster by Mrs. Gerald Truscott showcases eight library services at the C. Burr Artz Library beyond regular loan of books. It highlights magazines, microfilms, interlibrary loans, recordings, films, Maryland collection, reference assistance, and investment information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Library Week
Gerald Truscott
C. Burr Artz Library
Enoch Pratt Free Library
State Resource Center
C. Burr
Selections From The Adult Collection Of Interest To Men
A list of books and authors spans diverse topics from standards history to outdoor living and motors. Entries include The Story of Standards by John Yerry, Dive by Rich and Barbara Carrier, How To Build Outdoor Fireplaces And Furniture by Larry Feisinger, A Treasury Of Motor Cycles by Floyd Clymer, The Anatomy Of Firearms by L R Wallack, and fiction and nonfiction titles such as In Cold Blood by Truman Capote, The Last Battle by Cornelius Ryan, Yes I Can by Sammy Davis Jr., and more.
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John Yerry
Brooklyn
United States
Bushwick
Williamsburg
Twenty-sixth Ward
National Bureau of Standards
Frederick
Rich
Barbara Carrier
Larry Feisinger
Floyd Clymer
America
Honda
L R Wallack
Cornelius Ryan
Truman Capote
James Michener
Lawrence Laurent
Proud Tower
Barbara Tuchman
Adela Rogers
St. John
John Toland
Sammy Davis, Jr
Menfreya
Victoria Holt
Len Deighton
Annual Book and Author Lunch Features TV Changes Talk
Lawrence Laurent of The Washington Post discusses a future interconnected network of noncommercial educational TV channels. He predicts vast changes within a decade, a shift away from the big three networks, and a child oriented project to have youths analyze programs in writing. He cites high program costs and the motto time is reckoned in days for TV production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of C Burr Artz Library
Lawrence Laurent
The
Washington Post
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Laurent
Huntley - Brinkley
Audienc
James McSherry
Historical Society
McSherry
Friends of C. Burr Artz Library
Morris Kosman
Howard W. Ash
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Robert Cleap
Cyclamineus
Kline
Jonquilla Narcissi
Smith
Wells
Thomas
Divisio
Tazetta
Howard Prior
Harold Hooper
Gardiner
Sanner
Dwight Collmus
Molesworth
Francis Gaither Jr
Collmus
Prior
Gwynn Kinsey
Gaither
Hooper
Kinsey
Dettbarn
Boy's Colleges
Jarboe Grove
Frank C. Nicodemus
Walter Martz
Stauffer
Stuart Haller
Jennings Bailey
Kemp
Mae Town
Clyde Boller
Charles Murray
Kenneth Burdette
Haller
Dance
Woman’s Club
Junior Woman's Club of
Fort Detrick
Spa
Herst College
Mount Holyoke College
Legion of Merit
Otto F. Krayshaar
Dar
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APE
Deoples
A. Are Servick
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Deoples Drug Stores
Chea
Netyg
Marie Howell
Annabel Lundgren
FSK
By Marie Howell
Hilco
Hilco “Ditch
Hilco Homes
Essington Ave
Philadelphia
Dream
Harry F. Rhoderick
Holiday Inn
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