County Teen to Compete for Miss Maryland Title
Darlene McKenzie an 18 year old from West Hill will represent the county Friday in Silver Spring as one of 15 contestants for Maryland's Miss Universe candidate. She will model evening gown and swim suit, be interviewed, and wear a pink dressy dress and pink three piece suit. Family support is strong with her parents, younger brother Mark, and boyfriend Robert Basham cheering.
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Maryland
Darlene McKenzie
Darlene
Elwood J. McKenzie
West Hill
McKenzie
Mark
David
Wayne
Robert Basham
Indiana
Robert
Puerto Rico
Land
Miss Connie Browning Weds Robert E Clark in New Market
Miss Connie Lynn Browning and Robert Eugene Clark united in marriage at New Market Methodist Church. The ceremony featured organ recital, ornate lace gown, and family attendants. After a reception at New Market Fire Hall the couple planned residence on East Second Street.
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Connie Lynn Browning
Robert Eugene Clark
New Market Methodist Church
Robert Warren
Chester N. Browning
New Market
William E. Clark
RFD
Frederick
Penelope Hallett
Patricia Hatch
Rip 6
New Market Fire Hall
Dorothy Crum
RFD 6
Vickie Guariglia
Rebecca Beecher
Ruth Marie Geesey
Linda Baker
Mary Jane Jones
Deep Creek Lake
Clark
East Second Street
Singanore High
Frederick Trading Company
Singapore High School
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick County Stroke Care Meeting Series Planned
The Frederick County Heart Association sponsors May meetings on home care for stroke patients for county homemakers and guests. Local doctors and public health nurses present the film A Second Chance and care instructions, with Q and A after each session. Sessions begin at 8 p.m. across multiple towns in the county, including Frederick City, Middletown, Adamstown, Mt Airy, Woodshoro, Mount Pleasant, Urbana, Thurmont, Knoxville, and more, in coordination with the county extension office.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick County Extension Agents
Frederick City
Friendship
Rosedale
Heart Association
Gathland
Middletown
Mid - Valley
Myersville
Reformed Church
Adamstown
Buckerstown
United Church of Christ
College Estates
West Frederick
Town and Country
New Market
Prospect
Pleasant Grove
Mt Airy
Ballenger
Due Bridge
Walkersville
Aadzhore
American Legion
Woodshoro
Braddock and
Vine
Braddock
Mr. Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Mount Pleasant
Charlesville
East Frederick
Urbana
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Lewistown
Polly's Pointers Keep Pins and Buttons Neat
Polly's Pointers explains using pipe cleaners to organize buttons by size color and style inside a sewing box. A glued pin cushion on the lid holds needles and pins flat and out of the way, with hints on bending cleaner ends for large button holes and weighing until dry.
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Polly
Ella
Film workshop for Scout leaders in Monocacy area
Girl Scout Council of Central Maryland members will host a closed circuit TV workshop on May 7 at South Hagerstown High School from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. The Shawnee Council sponsors the Growing Up Today series with four half hour shows plus classroom discussions to help adults understand girls age 7 to 17. The program, held through Washington County Schools, invites public attendance free of charge with registration at the Girl Scout Field Station.
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Monocacy
Girl Scout Council
Central Maryland
Girl Scouts of America
Shawnee Girl Scout Council
Washington County Board of Education
South Hagerstown High School
Shawnee Council
United States
Washington County
Central Maryland Girl Scout Council
South Hagerstown
Hancock High School
Sharpsburg
Ses
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Pho
Robert E. Clark
By Daiaine Mopo
Wrudla
Connie L. Browning
Ldea News
By Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Florida
Arthur Alperstein
Miami Beach
Fla
Baltimore
William Rovin
Alperstein
Morris Alperstein
U.S. Army
Kappa Kappa Iota Sorority
Granger
Frederick Community College Library
Duval W
Iley
J. R
Couller
Neale Eci
Galler
Spartan
S.P.0
Mrs. L Myers
North Market Street
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