Miss Mason Lectures on Color in Home Furnishings
Apell 3 economics in schools. Miss Mason, district and home furnishings agent at University of Maryland, leads extension work on livable homes within family budgets. She promotes color in the home, slip covers, hooking rugs, refinishing, window treatment, and explains the Munsell color system used by designers and trades.
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University of Maryland
Mason
Extension Service
Miss Mason
Munsell
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards, Artists
To Speak To Homemakers in Winchester Hall Event
Miss Florence H. Mason district agent and home furnishing specialist from the University of Maryland Extension Service will headline a Frederick County Homemakers meeting in Winchester Hall as part of National Home Demonstration Week. Beat rice Fehr presides. The event runs from 9:00 to noon then resumes from 1:00 to 3:00 with Mason sharing housing and family life insights.
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Florence H. Mason
University of Maryland Extension Service
Frederick County Homemakers
Winchester Hall
Frederick County Council of Homemakers
Beatrice Fehr
Mason
Western Maryland College
Drexel Institute of Technology
Cornell University
Columbia University
University of Virginia
Rooms shown in colors and a rector resigns in Maryland
A discussion outlines color schemes with samples for home rooms and a paint movie. Governor McKel din and Mayor pro claim observance week. A car collision causes over $100 damage at Bentz and Third. Rev Edward M Dart resigns as rector of All Saint Episcopal Church effective April 30 to become vicar in Warwick R I. Miss Nandins Sen, daughter of India’s ambassador, will introduce Mr Barth at a Town Hall event.
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Reisterstown
Edward M. Dart
All Saint Episcopal Church
Hannah More Academy
Saint Mark's Church
Hoxsie Warwick
R. L
Misa Nandins Sen
Washington
Town Hall
United States
Barth
Child Hit By Car Run Along West Sixth Street
Police seek identity of a child brushed by an automobile and knocked down while running across West Sixth street near Rinehart alley Tuesday afternoon. Officer King said the car driven by Charles W. Hargett, 312 Park Avenue, traveled west on Sixth and brushed the infant as it darted from between parked cars. The child was not believed hurt. Officer William
Hires union painters resolve Washington capitol dispute
A Washington April 28 report says contractor L. R. Brown of Roanoke Virginia reached a settlement with AFL local painters preventing aerial picketing of the Capitol dome. Brown will use union painters and resume work within days after protests over non union hires.
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Washington
AFL
Capitol
L. R. Brown
Roanoke
Capitol Dome
Painters Union
Brown
Alan Barth to Lecture at Hood College on Freedom
Editorial writer for The Washington Post Alan Barth will lecture at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m. His talk titled The Utility of Freedom will cover themes from his newspaper work and magazine pieces for American Mercury Harper s Nation New Republic and The Public Opinion Quarterly He was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard in 1948 49 and authored The Loyalty of Free.
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Hood
Alan Barth
Washington Post
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Pleasant View Brethren to Dedicate Parsonage Sunday
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren will dedicate its newly purchased parsonage Sunday at 11 in the church sanctuary near Burkittsville. Rev Ora De Lauter of Bridgewater Va will speak. A parsonage offering will retire the debt. Mrs William J Long will sing Bless This House with Miss Ann Younkins on organ. Following, a basket lunch.
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Pleasant View
Open house at Burkltteville parsonage hosted by Brethren churches
Families bring baskets for a church open house from 1:30 to 4:00 pm at the Burkltteville parsonage. Rev. and Mrs. Emmett Bittinger host light refreshments as friends neighbors and church members from Pleasant View and Sharpsburg Brethren attend. Dorcas Society reports three month welfare activities led by Mrs. Wm. Roger and Mrs. Meredith Redmond with 150 clothing items 54.31 cash donated 20 food baskets 180 hours 42 treatments and an estimated value of 337.81, aiming to aid those in need through various avenues.
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Burkltteville
Pleasant View
Sharpsburg
Churches of the Brethren
Emmett Bittinger
Dorcas Society
Frederick Seventh-day Adventist
Wm. Roger
Meredith Redmond
Democrats vote in Massachusetts primary at Martha's Vineyard
In Martha's Vineyard town of Budgartown eight Democrats voted in the Massachusetts presidential preference primary. Eisenhower led with seven votes, Taft received one. no Democratic candidate reached significant support.
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