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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
8
An odd panel on floristry topics at a Lions Club gathering includes discussion of seasonal blooms and delivery options. Attendees hear about flower arrangements and the role of florists in community events as the talk wanders through unrelated names and questions.
A Saturday gathering near a park featured a mix of student activities and community notices. Footwear and attire details surfaced during a park incident, while a separate program at Mrs John D Repp's residence highlighted rolls call, readings, and helpful demonstrations.
The May meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be with Mrs Cookson on the second Tuesday. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Peters for an all day quilting party with twelve members. Attendees included Mrs Truman Meers Mrs Wolfe and family, Mrs Fox and Miss Nellie Fox, and Missy Helen Peters. Dinner was served by the hostess. Abraham Wolfe, visiting from Washington, is staying with relatives. The Johnsville PTA held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium with Frank Grabill presiding. The program featured readings, a humorous dialogue, and Florence Williams from Frederick County demonstrated slides on a Williamsburg trip. several participants could not attend due to weather. Mrs Lowell Barely and Miss Elizabeth Birels joined others at the Lutheran church conference in Middletown. Mrs Robert Gray is improving from a sore throat. D Fred Englar and son David of Baltimore were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kolb.
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