Frederik High School Dramatic Festival Of Plays Planned
Frederik High School drama students plan the sixth annual Festival of Plays for February 28 and March 1. Four one act plays feature a mix of comedy satire drama and a thought provoking lottery piece with 129 students involved in performances and backstage roles. The Lottery with a 35 cast and Early Frost with five female cast members highlight this event directed by Mrs Patricia Ann Thomas and Mrs Anna May Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramatic Stuents
Frederik High School
Wm. G. B. Carson
Alice Gerstenberg
Douglass Parkhirst
Brainerd Dutfield
Eurly Frost
Anna May Hughes
Cts
China Face
Barry Frost
Panel Poole
Grant Place
Civinettes elect Mrs Edith Ramsburg president
Mrs Edith Ramsburg was installed as president of the Civinette club at the ninth anniversary dinner meeting held Tuesday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The ceremony featured retiring president Mrs Violet Fogle and included officers Kitty Hartman Nellie Smith Helen Englebrecht Laura Offutt Mille Ramsburg Blanche Oden Mable Cecil Mary Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ramsburg
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
Violet Fogle
Ramsburg
Kitty Hartman
Nellie Smith
Helen Englebrecht
Laura Offutt
Mille Ramsburg
The
Civitans
Silver Spring Diymetlus
Susie Connelly
Airs
Charles Weniger
Virginia Packett
Westminster Club
Eurith, Bowers
Virginia Wehrenberg
Erma Bosco
Charlotte Dell
Edith (Irving,r
Amvets Auxiliary Holds Meeting At West Patrick Street Post
The Amvets Auxiliary Post No. 2 met at the Post Home on West Patrick street with Mrs. Rosa Kreh presiding. Six new members were welcomed and activities included Muscular Dystrophy project reporting, a Valentine party planned for February 16, and a visit to the VA Center at Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Post
West Patrick Street
Rosa Kreh
Alberta Walsh
Powelle
Mary Cook
De+ Jores Long
Francis Clark
Mary Fawley
Gertrude Ponson
Ruth Hollingaworth
Elaine Kennedy
Elizabeth Staley
Martinsburg
W.2
George Washington
Berthal
Kennedy
Linden Hills
Lillian Peart
Esther Poffenberger
Post Home
Staley
County State Parks Prove to Be Popular
Frederick County reports show State Parks drawing large crowds with Gambrill High Knob Cunningham Falls and Gathland Park each hosting tens of thousands in 1935. 1955 figures for Washington Monument State Park reach 39,053 visitors while fishing and hunting licenses issued in Frederick total over 18,000 with receipts around 38,000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Board of Natural Resources
Gambrill
High Knob
Cunningham Falls Park
Charmont
Gathland State Park
Gapland
U. S. 40
Gambrill Park
Washington Monument State Park
Middletown Playground Association Plans First Birthday
Middletown observes the first birthday of the Playground Association this month. With citizen and organizational cooperation, the group provided wholesome supervised activities for youngsters last summer and aims to offer the same high type of activities during the 1958 vacation period. On Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Playground Association
Hospital Lab System Aims to Improve Patient Care
A hospital plans to implement a new 2-North wing medication delivery system. It will tailor drug delivery to each patient, freeing nurses to focus more on direct patient care and enhancing overall efficiency.
Hood Club Social Highlights Local Architecture Tour
Members of the Frederick County Hood Club met in Colfman Chapel to view colored slides of early city architecture. The program, led by Charles F. Bowers and photographed by Robert F. Nicodemus, featured churches, homes, and public buildings with notes on additions and renovations. Winchester Hall, once Frederick Female Seminary, drew special interest amid plans for a children’s play scheduled for February 46 at Frederick High School auditorium.
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Frederick County Hood Club
Colfman Chapel
College
Smith Hall
Charles F. Bowers
Royal Architect
Robert F. Nicodemus
Winchester’ Hall
Winchester Hall
Frederick Femngle Seminary
R. L. Davis
Byron E. Hughes
Miss Dorothy Snider Weds Lt Robert Butler in Hyattsville
Miss Dorothy Ann Snider daughter of Mr and Mrs Kermit C Snider of Landover Hills and Lt Robert W Butler son of Mr and Mrs Paul Buller of Pearl Street were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Hyattsville conducted by Rev Edgar Beckett. The couple attended by Mr and Mrs Robert Hemby of Brad dock Heights. Ushers William Holbruner and Charles F Smith. Caralee Barkdoll played organ. The bride wore a full length lace and tulle gown and carried a white Bible with a white orchid. The groom’s mother wore powder blue lace. A reception followed at the church and the couple left for a wedding trip. The newlyweds, Western Maryland College graduates in 1957, now reside in Kentucky where the groom is stationed at Fort Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Snider
Kermit C. Snider
Landover Hills
Robert W. Butler
Paul Buller
Pearl Street
Edgar Beckett
First Methodist Church
Hyattsville
Robert Hemby
Braddock Heights
William B. Holbruner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles F. Smith
Salisbury
Caralee Barkdoll
Quincy Hefferl
Sage
Hemby
Western Maryland College
Kentucky
Fork Campbell
Venture Club installs new members at candlelighting ceremony
Three new Venture Club members were installed at a candlelighting event at the Francis Stott Key Motel. The group, aligned with Soroptimists, welcomed Suzanne Myers Mia Anne Linton and Mina Virginia Dennis with Ann Eckard presiding. The meeting reviewed plans to support the Playground Association and expand programs for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venture Club
Francis Stott Key Motel
Soroptimists
Suzanne Myers
Mia
Anne Linton
C. and P. Telephone Company
Mina Vir
Ginia Dennis
Chamber of Commerce
Ann Eckard
Florence Sorrentino
The
Seraptomists
Margaret Lerner
New Venture
Ventura Club
Delarensae
English Lesson Foonannay Word Usage Note
The text previews English word usage notes and a vocabulary tip focusing on misused and mispronounced terms. It mentions words like jerse and chalice, introduces the word fulgent meaning dazzlingly bright, and notes that ranger service appointments in the United States are Civil Service made.
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Anne i. Uuu
National
The
United States
Civil Service
Odds And Ends Here And There
A local column mixes wedding license woes and club news. A groom narrowly misses a 48 hour license rule, with Court House staff and Judge Schnauffer arranging a special dispensation through Edward D. Storm. The piece shifts to Civinette Club president Edith Ramsburg’s installation and plans for the International Zen conference. A Beauty and Harmony note highlights Hood College Odette performers and local talent.
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Edward D. Storm
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Zontinas Hold Business Session in Frederick
The Zonial Club of Frederick met at the Frances Scott Key Hotel with Miss Beatrice Fehr presiding. Reports covered school board nominating conventions, health and welfare concerns, and the recent president’s conference in Baltimore, detailing Region T presidents and the March 29 nominating convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonla’ Club
Frederick
Frances Scott Key
Beatrice Fehr
Evelyn L. Mudge
Frederick County
Ethel Northam
Health and Welfare
Pehr
Baltimore
Winners Named For Bridge Game
Mrv and Mrs. Manuel M. Weinberg won first place in the Frederick Bridge Club match point game held last Monday evening. Dr. Walter Snow and Mr. William Selzer placed second. Paul Kalavyski and Ernest Hirsch, and Nathan Jacobson and Leonard Zimmerman took third and fourth. Manuel Weinberg and Ernest Hirsch won the consolation in the open pair event of the Maryland State Byringe r Tournament in Baltimore last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrv
Manuel M. Weinberg
Frederick Bridge Club
Walter Snow
William. Selzer
Paul Kalavyski
Ernest Hirsch
Nathan Jacobson
Leonard Zimmerman
Baltimore
Manuel Weinberg
Soroptimist Supper Receipts Divided
The Soroptimist International of Frederick County held a covered dish supper Wednesday evening at Mrs. Bonnie Caplan’s North Market street home. Proceeds will be divided between the Head Fine and March of Dimes. Mrs. Margaret Lerner presided and introduced Mrs. Mary Sullivan of New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist International
Frederick County
Bonnie Caplan
North Market Street
T He Valentine Monk
Rimes
Margaret Lernere
Lerner
Mary Sullivan
New Market
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F.H.S. Dramatic Students Planning Festival of Plays
Mrs. Ramsburg Civinettes President
Amvets Auxiliary
Civic Club
Melvin Partridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Keefor
Vantage
Partridge
Atel Northam
Ry Ny
Frederieck Memorial Hospital
Janet Roger
R. N
Paul 5. Michael
Board of Managers
Hood Club
Davis Shafer
Aram
Donaton
Walkersville
Nelson Stauffer
Susannah Wesley
Walkersville Methodist Church
Earl ‘Garber
Helena Stauffer
Garber
Washington
Gladys Wisner
Warry C. Smith
Grayson Smith
Vernon
Harvey Strine
Bart Garber
George Washingeon
James Bogie Jr
George
Merman
Busi
Jetween
Wilfred
Elvnc Wisner
Misserick Club
Chronic
Miss Stauffer
Swell
Bell's Millinery
North Market
Fat Rosencrantz
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Columbia
New York City
Alpiven
Dales
Belferance
Hood College
Odette
Beattyshop
Ellen Webster
Joan Victor
Lewistown
F. M.S
Zontinas
Moose Club
Club
Royal Oreh
Mondzys
Jacy Onwe
Instellelor
Religions OF the World
Tnder
NEW Westinghouse TV
Weatinghouse
Better Homes Equip CO
East Patrick, St
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