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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1957

Page

8

Valentine Weekend at Hood College Opera Promises Entertainment

Hood College prepares a Valentine weekend with a Sophomore Revue titled Sophie Whey a musical comedy presented by sophomores in Brodbeck Hall. Patricia Weaver leads a cast of students with Denise Mortimer arranging music and Janet Hobbs directing the chorus. A Valentine dance by WCA follows with Bob Craig and his Baltimore orchestra set to perform.

Hood College Tbs LonunwOas Anita Tau Lion Sophie Whe Brodbeck Hall Hood Nancy ‘Rogers Barbara Lynch Patricia Weaver Elizabeth Coe Patricia Heston iGail _Mulikea Judith Moreland Elizabeth Katz Joanne Peper Jeannette Haines Anne Wilson Denise Mortimer Janet Hobbs Thesophomores Trusxal

Damascus High School Sweetheart Ball and Scouts News

A Damascus High School sweetheart ball is set for February 16 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m with students and alumni and guests invited George Everly and his orchestra will provide the music A king and two queens will be elected and crowned the candidates are Dale Cline Pauline Royce Diane Burdette for queen and Richard Watkins Tony Bows Gary Howes for king The ball is chaired by Diane Burdette with a full committee The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts attended services at the Methodist Church and the Blue and Gold anniversary dinner was held at the Legion Home February 12 celebrating 47 years of Scouting The March missionary emphasis includes a school of Missions March 10 17 and 24 led by Dr Montgomery J Shroyer of Westminster Theological Seminary A fashion show with Worth of Rockville is planned for April 4 at the church with details and tickets arranged by several guild members The monthly YMCA and Cub Scout activities include a March 16 oyster and country ham supper and a February 21 skating party at Sunset Roller Rink The White Way street lights were installed by Potomac Edison The Damascus news also notes hospital stays births and local social events with multiple community members named.

Luther Burke Damascus Damascus High School George Everly Mmusic Dale Cline Pauline Royce Diane Burdette Legion Home Steckman Salem Methodist Church Den 4 Tte Eleanor J Lowe Roger Burdette PTA Roscoe Buxton Buxton S Stephen Matthews Robert Floyd Delmas Allen Andy Saylor Richard Carlsson Frank Blood Woody Main Calvin Cupit National Capital Area John Grossemeyer Den 1 Elovis Presley Roberta Mulliaix Dei Mary Ann Anamosia Den Elizabeth Cain Mehala Main Bery Bowers Dea Dorothy Murray Woody Methodist Church Montgomery J. Shroyer Paul Shroyer Westminster Theological Seminary Rev. S Ken Neth William Freienmush iHeart Fund Ith Yo. C. S Louise Moore Carrie Brandenburg W. S Jr. M Marilyn Deolan Georgia Sidler Ruth Hurley Emerson Slocum Richard Doolan Wesleyan Service Guild Worth’s Rockville Jacek Day Cleveland Hyatt David Pope O. E. Williams Bernard Fr Florida Everett Jones Sibley Hospital Washington Edward Brown Montgomery County General Hospital Maloy Moxley Bluebirds Campfire Sunset Roller Rink Blue Bird Methodist Horne Montgomery County Grace Church Silver Spring American Legion Potomac Edison Company Joy Green Sandra King Kerry Hyatt Warren Schwab Epworth Gaithersburg Kenneth Howes Dianne Leon Windsor Mi. Airy Linda Lou Woodfield Rachael At & P PTA Health and ‘Welfare Les Thompson Smyrna Del Middle States Associaton David E. Zimmerman Jr Boyd Page Melvin Zimmerman Charles Zimmerman John Smith Charles ‘Adams Frank Anderson Elizabeth Howard Grace Woodfield William Bowers Edith Bowers Mary Nel‘lie Burkey Zimmerman

Congress compared to a cow in weekly letter from Cotton

Sen. Cotton likens Congress to a cow as a busy dairy machine, four stomachs and all, digesting vast fodder of legislation. He notes the budget message and immigration debates will shape months of work, while autocratic urgency rises in Comey era. Tulsa incident highlights police emergency response.

Washington Congress Sen. Coton R-Nh Cotton Bossy Wake House Middle East Union M Ge Tulsa Okla

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