Extension Homemakers Corner Busy Meeting Notes
Local clubs review self defense for women and home safety lessons. Reports from Ballenger, Libertytown and Woodsboro groups cover upcoming events, short course days, annual meetings, and craft demonstrations at Hood College and Rose Hill Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Estates
Carl Whitenton
Carol Haller
Frederick Community College
Hood College
Rose Hill Manor
Edward Routzahn
Fix-it
Elmer Breedon
College Days For Women At Maryland Set For June
Mrs Frederick Silbernagel Jr received honors from the FMH Auxiliary after a luncheon at the hospital. The University of Maryland College Days for Women, themed Values We Live By, will occur June 5 and 6 on the College Park campus with national speakers, two days of classes, and dormitory options. Registration closes May 24 with dorm and commuter options available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Holhew
Beverly Naad
Hullw Homemakers Club
Hata Fry
Barbara Heating
Mary Shuckiey
Jessons
Mary Blickenstaff
Joan Hucman
Rita Fry
Kathy Waters
Robin Goold
Diana Strume
Virginia Compher
Charles Nicodemus
Woodsboro Club
Woodsboro Extension Homemakers Club
Thomas Crum
Ray Ziegler
Edith Flanigan
William Rife
Stanley Hough Jr
Fixit
John Dorcus
John Gladhill
F. Lawrence Silbernagel Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wallace M. Dow
Amos L. Brown
Maryland
Lawrence Sulbernagel Jr
FMH Aunxilary
Aughary
Wallace M Dowely
Silbernagels Farm
Carl V. Weakley
Silbernagel
Silbernagel On Behalf of the Auxiliary Board
Mary Frances Crum
Shirley Silbernagel
University of Maryland
College Park
Bricker
County Extension
F. Lawrence Silbernagel, Jr
FMH
Bascinas
Frederick Counts Sentinel
Enbel
Restore stiff leather gloves with petroleum jelly method
Apply generous petroleum jelly to dry stiff gloves and work it in as if washing hands. Wipe clean with a towel. the lotion loosens dirt and makes gloves pliable, especially on dark-colored pairs. Moisturizing products vary from cold cream for skin softening and are used overnight or for short periods.
Introducing Ethel and Frederick County Notes
A mixed column features Ethel Lert and social observations in Frederick County. It recalls circus memories starring Gunther Gebel Williams, local traffic woes, spring color in Frederick, visits by John Stancioff, and a wedding announcement for John Crawford Jr. to Margot Siegfried on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Coum
John Stancioff
Landon
Ivan Stancioff
Urbana
Lincoln
John Crawford Jr
Crawford
Jesse D. Boone
Margot Patricia Siegfried
Arnold P. Siegfried
U.S.A
Siegfried
Vienna
All Saints Church
Self Improvement Course Promises A Better Look
The Pennsylvania State University offers a correspondence course titled Self Improvement A Common Sense Approach to help women feel secure and capable with grooming. It provides time planning and home organization tips and claims appearance can improve by at least 50 percent with honest effort. Send $3 to SELF IMPROVEMENT Box 5 000 University Park PA 16802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homemakers’ Corner
Panui Derr
Ballenger
Kenneth Zimmerman
Ube
Johmn Howard Jr
Montes Ve County
Culledia
Titus Station Center
Howard Smith
College Estates Club
Kenneth Taylor
Libertytown Club
Wilson Stull
Charles Angelsbee
Libertytown Homemakers Club
Harold Crabill
Springfield State Hospital
Australia
Charles Riordan
Raymond Keller
Columbia
Ftiordan
Walter Winebrenner
George
Stevens
Mm Butta Daudy
Michael Musula
Shuttabine
R. W. Boyer Agency, Inc
S. Market St
Joan Driskell
Retoveyn
Tueway
Fumie
Cooperative Extension Service
A. June Bricker
Horsmon
Burray
Bor Yisone
Barton-Stauffer Funeral Home
Barton Funeral Home
Walkeraville
Douglas Stauffer
Mrs
Grover Barton
Kirseh
Pine Ave
Paul L. Trimmer
Mgr
Ethel
Richard Leichert
Ethel Loeb
Barnum and Bayley Hingling Brothers
Feld Brothers of
Washington
Armacy
Gunther Gebel Williams
Lion’s den
Pip Nock
Fereshiteh
Ross Pritchard
Frederck
Connie’s
Gingham
Nardis
Connie
East Third ST
North Market ST
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