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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1957
Page
5
A British hacking coat inspired jacket gains a full business suit version by Sussex makers. The suit blends ultra trim shoulders with hacking coat cuffs and pockets, featuring Prince of Wales plaid linings and Bemberg lining. Also notes Ivy Look trends in underwear and a New Jersey nursery ad promoting Ivy Look products.
The 1957 House and Garden Pilgrimage runs May 1 to 12 in Maryland. It honors Georgian Hammond Harwood House restoration in Annapolis, with proceeds supporting local counties and tax-free projects. New fashion notes and county participation expand the tour with Cecil, Calvert, Queen Anne’s, and other counties including a planned addition of Frederick.
A list of tour dates across Maryland counties including Harford, Woodbrook Rux ton Lutherville, Calvert, Queen Anne's, Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Cecil and others. May events span May 1 to May 10 with no tour scheduled for May 7 in Wester Run Worthington Valleys.
Items used in the rehabilitation program were on display at the Francis Scott Key Post Ameri can Legion Home Tuesday night. Richard W. Graham spoke on the committee work and displayed an adjustable wheelchair and two pairs of crutches. The post now has a loan out closet with two hospital beds, two wheel chairs and four pairs of crutches. Ray J. Clift noted transportation meals overnight lodging and kerosene for needy veterans. J. Robert Edwards announced 45 new pairs of shoes donated by local merchants for needy children, turned to Federated Charities. Commander William H. S. Miller presided and announced Go To Church Sunday on March 10 at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. will deliver the 11 o'clock sermon. Legionnaires and affiliates will gather at the Legion home at 10 30 and march to the church. Work to resume on the Baltimore Harbor tunnel project after a two day strike cut work by about 50 percent.
A group of 60 freshmen in technical and scientific curricula at Pennsylvania State University earned honors in mathematics. In Maryland a car skid into a school bus on the Ritchie Highway near Harundale injured no children. 30 riders were shaken but unharmed. Governor McKeldin witnessed the crash and directed traffic afterward.
The Home for the Aged board held its annual meeting on Record Street. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs. J. Tyson Lee. vice presidents Mrs. William A. Storm and Mrs. Holmes D. Baker. recording secretary Mrs. Sam W. Maples Jr.. corresponding secretary Mrs. Roberts H. Pilgram. treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Peters. Matron Maud Kefauver was reap pointed and assistant matron Ollie Mae Thomas named. Citizens praised the home’s volunteers. Married 62 years William H. A. Bord and wife of Lincoln apartments celebrate February 14 1895 marriage with long residency among Frederick's prominent colored residents. Peter T. Luckie and Robert R. Luckie 3rd, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Luckie Jr., Hanover, formerly Frederick, received honors.
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