Preschool Clinics Set Across County in May
Beginning May 3 and continuing through the month a series of preschool clinics will be held under Dr E C Kefauver and health staff. Parent-teacher groups, led by Miss Flynn Myers and Charlotte Stone, organized the effort to keep children in good health before school starts. Locations include Brunswick, Libertytown, Middletown, Frederick and several towns, with dates and times listed for each site and assisted by Miss Stone or Miss Flynn.
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E C Kefauver
Ard
Cou Towne
Mise
Marta ‘Fionn
Charlotte Stone
Meath
Alea
Miss Flynn Myers
Ehrer Harp
Mass Stone
Kefauver
Iss Flynn
Brunswick
F Smith
Muss Stone
Wolfsville
Haremony
Mis Stone
Libertytown
O B Stone
Miss Flynn
Mr Pleasant
Mss Flynn
Middletown
Elmer Harp
Ali
Miss Stone
Adamstown
Uss Stone
Point of Rocks
Charles H. Conley, Jr
New Midway
R. R. Diller
Creagerstown
Aliss Flynn
Thurmont
Stone
Emmitsburg
W. R. Cadle
Jefferson
A. T. Brice
Burkittsville
R. Todd
Walkersville
James Long
Mss . Flynn
Woodsburg
Frederick Churchtreet
H. L. Pahrnes
Frederick
North Market Street
de William Stone
Local Hosts Honor Guests From Baltimore and Nearby Areas
Sykesville residents hosted a gathering on April 26 to entertain members of the Flohr and Hoff man families, the Gates family, the Cole man family, and the Zeigler and Bourough households from Unity and Wood dawn, with several accompanying relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Mmyr
George Flohr
Sterling Flohr
Francis
Stewart Gates
Baltimore
Myr
Julia Hoffman
Dorothy Mildred Hoffman
Nellie Coleman
Harrysonville
Wooddawn
Nelson Zeigler
Unity
Albert Bourough
Local Social Roundup From Carroll County Dances and Visits
A parade of guests and hosts from Baltimore to Frederick appears in a village social roundup. Families including the Browns, Hopps, Luhns, and Bealls entertain and host gatherings, with many relatives visiting from Ellicott City, Washington, Annapolis, and beyond. Multiple church events, dinner parties, and weekend visits fill the scene along Liberty Road and surrounding towns.
New Windsor Homemakers Plan Plant Exchange at May Meeting
The New Windsor Homemakers Club voted to hold a plant exchange at the May meeting led by Mrs. Howard Roop in the absence of the president. Proceeds from the 41 Bake sale totaled 1260 dollars. Members reported at the county secretary meeting with updates on garden school events and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Paul Haines
Harold Eaton
Frederick City
William Hames
Hartzler Feneral
Silver Run
Aluggaret
Dole Pipe Creek
Marshall Wolfe
Theo Gird
Ralph Wolfe
Edna Wilson
Hoasan Grove
Herbert Meters
al [Norv
New Dine
Englar
Mi Marie Thompson
Bethel Eysbe
Ral- Suez
Cinderella Rose
Local social notes from New Market and surrounding area
Miss Edith Garner and her fiancé Mr sK Kenneth Burkhart of Baltimore visited Mrs W E Glanville. Virginia Bartlett returned home from California to the Burgess residence. Nettie Wood of Baltimore visits her aunt Mrs R. Jane Griffith. Mr and Mrs C A McBride of Baltimore guests of the Burgesses. Howser and Falconer families gather in Lanham and Leesburg. Mrs Olive Sponseller hosts the Bridge Club with Mrs Charles E Walker winning high. Patricia Morgan and daughter of Baltimore visit the Grimes home. Sally Anita Stevens and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Grimes. Rachel Russell returns home after illness notes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Edith Garner
Kenneth Burkhart
Baltimore
W E Glanville
Virginia Bartlett
B C Burgess
California
Nettie Wood
R. Jane Griffith
C A McBride
B C. Burgess
William Howser
Lanham
W. E. Falconer
William Well
Westminster
Carl Kintz
Maurice Baker
Austin Whitehill
Frederick
Stephenson Hopkins
Belair
Ho Hopkins
Hopkins
Bessie Mussetter
John Mussetter
WE Falconer
William Howser, Jr
Leesburg
Olive Sponseller
Bridge Club
Charles E Walker
Atler
Morgan
Patricia
E . Grimes
Grayson Stevens
Sally Anita
Fueete
C. T Stevens
Rachel Russell
Hats and Fans Match at New York Millinery Show
Hats shown at a New York millinery exhibit feature tiny matching fans. A peach basket chapeau in shiny black straw repeats the valley motif in the hat’s decorative fans, creating a coordinated floral-inspired look.
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New York
Bunny Ear Bandanas Inspire Resort Fashion
The Wearers of sport should stock bandanas for head wear. At Mediterranean resorts they are tied in front with ends standing up like bunny ears. Made of cotton silk or wool, favorite patterns include plaid and stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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County
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Abeeps
Helen
Jean
Earl Luhn
Baby Beall
Horace Spurrier
Monrovia
Jack Chaney
Elizabeth Wolbert
Woodbing
Robeert Watkins
Ida’ Watkins
Charles Porter
Ashburton
Henderson Holland
Salisbury
Aves
Luther Haight
Elizabeth Hepner
John Doherty
Howard County
Frank Lucas
Bonnie Brink
Cockeysville
Carl Howes
Irene
Isabel Howes
Walter Engel
Seth Howes
Sponges
Wiles Hobbe Jr
Fridetl
WiLam Evars
Jo Marly
AC Beall
Jane
Patrick Beall
Ree
Edward le Beall
Clarence Clarke
Eunice Gaither
Mailion Conaway
Serena H Mercer
Pennovivana
Peres Rusell
Aiden
Rob Randle
Annne Ravell
John Hammond
Julia Anne Hammond
Edgar Baker
Willington, DC
Mir
J. F. Zimmerman
News-Post
Callage Avenue
Frederick County National Bank of
Safe Dennett
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hillside Coal Company
Water Street
Stoker
Caal Saleaman
Aks
Edy
New Windocr
Evelyn Maus
Olin Hancock
Kyle Pilson
Lois
Katherine Richardson
Rose Higgins
Cinderella
Dia Rakes
Pal Ac
Anna Bowman
Hhoeunt Higgins
Une Tele
Charles Hull
Casse Higgins
Ther Aus Nath Crumbasher
Bob Shannon
Aim Amateu
Nes
Hoollie
Willys
Meer
Bay City
Chris Wargraf
Maniny
Nates
Sam
Willya
K Us
de Save Sedan
Green’s Garage
North Market St. Frederick
America
India
Ceylon
Java
Sumatra
Ua Sye
Kemp
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