Panama Canal Revered In 1904 Commencement Oration
In Washington and Jefferson College's 1904 senior speech on the Panama Canal, E Dwight McCain argues the canal’s commercial and military value, its protection under American leadership, and its role in advancing civilization. He foresees a prominent American future with the Stars and Stripes over a vital waterway. Florence Cleveland, Florenz, exhibits at Rockville Color Center. National Ballet of Washington travels to Frederick March 31, with buffet dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel to aid fundraising and cultural programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Washington and Jefferson College
E. Dwight McCain
Frederick
Panama Canal
United States
Colombia
Young McCain
America
Central
South America
National Ballet
National Ballet of Washington
Tivoli Theater
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Arts Council
East Church Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tivoli
Historical Society
Dr. Silverman Recaps Northern Italy Through Slides
Dr. Sidney Silverman, back from a year at Clinica del Lavoro Milan, entertained Frederick Travel Club with colored slides of Northern Italy. He traced Milan’s history from pre Roman times to modern skylines, showcased Il Duomo and La Scala, then toured Lago Maggiore Lugano Como and Bergamo with notes on architecture, politics, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Silverman
Clinica del Lavoro
Milan
Frederick Travel Club
Italy
Silverman
Europe
Madera Islands
Casa Blanca
Majorca
Genoa
Viscontis
Sforzas
Duomo
Il Duomo
Galleria
la Scala
Palazzo Marine
Bank of Italy
Castello Sforza
Leonardo da Vinci
Bramante
San Satiro
Mussolini
San Lorenzo
Lago Maggiore
Lugano
Como
Bride Chosen as Prospective Bride for Japanese Prince
Tokyo AP report says Miss Hanako Tsugaru a 23 year old noblewoman has been selected as the prospective bride of Prince Yoshi 28. They met Thursday for a face to face meeting and agreed to become better acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi Shimbun
Hanako Tsugaru
Yoshi
Four year full tuition scholarship offered by Maryland high schools group
The Baltimore College of Commerce announces a four year full tuition scholarship named the C. Markland Kelly Jr. Memorial Scholarship. Open to Maryland high school graduates from the 1964 class showing financial need, it covers tuition for a Bachelor of Science in accounting, business administration or marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore College of Commerce
Maryland
Joseph S. Rook
C. Markland Kelly, Jr
Beatlemania hits Frederick teens for Beatle hair and wigs
A local Beatle craze draws teens and some adults to Beatle haircuts and wigs. Stores struggle to meet record demand as Beatle fashion spreads, with local teens Dean Runkle Robert Scotto David Hahn and David Yontz leading imitators. Some parents less enthused about the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elvis Presley
Davy Crockett
United States
John- John” Kennedy Jr
Nina Cramer
Queen Street
Dean
David
Frederick High School
Robert
Elm Street
Dean Runkle
Left Yontz
David Hahn
Rob
Foreign Librarian Miss Wela Virvathana Visits Zonta Club
Miss Amporn Virvathana from Bangkok studies U S school library methods at West Frederick Junior High with Maryland Board of Education support. Mrs Rachel Bishop explains the exchange program and Miss Wela assists in the library while studying English at Frederick Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Amporn Virvathana
Bangkok
Thailand
Rachel Bishop
West Frederick
Miss Virvathana
American Libraries Association
State Department
U.S
Maryland Board of Education
Miss Wela
It's Your Fault Kind By Ralph W Loew
Ralph W Loew speaks on justification by faith and personal renewal. The piece argues moral revolutions spring from understanding we are to become new persons, not patched sinners, urging readers to reject self justifications and seek transformation through God's love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Loew
D.C
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Jesus
St. Paul
Corinthian Church
Miss Wera of Thailand Receives Library Talk
A Henry Ford club hears Miss Wera, visiting from Thailand, share details of her studies in the United States and her plan to return to Thailand to establish school libraries. Mrs. Bishop highlights her work at the county library and her impact on students during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucation
Thailand
Frederick County
Bishop
Miss Wera
Edna Mensell
West Virginia University
Western Maryland
University of Maryland
Longwood College
Virginia
Elm Street
Lloyd C. Smith
M. L. Quin
Margaret E. Rohrer
Louis Young
St Josephs Sister Granted Sabbatical for Postdoctoral Study
Sister Marie G Wanek of St Joseph College Emmitsburg receives sabbatical leave to pursue a National Defense Foreign Language fellowship for post doctoral work in South Asian languages at UC Berkeley and UPenn. The Na tional Defense program funds 10 awards to help college faculty study non western languages and area studies. Fellows return to their institutions after the year. Colorful raincapes trend for spring with waterproof designs and matching umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie G. Wanek
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
National Defense
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
Wanek
University of California At Berkeley
Office of Education
United States
Gainsborough's The Blue Boy joins Huntington collection
The Blue Boy by Thomas Gainsborough is now part of the Huntington Library and Art Museum in San Marino California, expanding the institution's celebrated portrait holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsborough
The
Huntington
San Marino
Calif
Civic Club Meets At Easter Seal Center In Frederick
Members of the Frederick Civic Club met at the Easter Seal Treatment Center on North Market Street with president Mrs. Robert E. Klein presiding. Elliott Weinberg outlined the center's nonprofit status and operations serving Frederick, Washington and Carroll counties with speech and physical therapy and plans for occupational therapy. The center, funded by this year’s March Easter Seal drive, has aided up to 1,200 patients in six months and may relocate to Frederick Memorial Hospital within 18 months while remaining independent. The Easter Seal Auxiliary, led by Mrs. Jennings Bailey Jr., urged volunteer help. The next Civic Club meeting will host Mrs. John Kaufman, president of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs, at Steiner House on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Civic Club, Inc
North Market Street
Robert E. Klein
Elliott Weinberg
Weinberg
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jennings Bailey Jr
Easter Seal Auxiliary
Bailey
Civic Club
Steiner House
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
John Kaufman
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rose Society Open For Memberships In Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley Rose Society invites local residents to join the group affiliated with the American Rose Society. Meetings are the first Tuesday each month at 7 45 p m at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts City Park Hagerstown with the next gathering on March 3 on Garden Lightning and a pruning demonstration planned for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Rose Society
Rose Society
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
City Park
Hagerstown
Cumberland Rose Society
American Rose Society
Colonial District
ARS
Helen Arnold
East Antietam Street
Frederick News Briefs for February 21, 1964
Local bulletin from The News in Frederick Maryland highlights community notices and brief items dated Friday February 21, 1964. It summarizes short reports, public notices, and neighborhood updates in compact, period-typical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Four Days Remembered in Kennedy Era Microfilm
The C Burr Artz Library preserves four days of pivotal 1963 coverage on microfilm. It includes morning and afternoon reports from Dallas, Washington, Belfast, New Orleans, and more, with editions from Time Life Look Newsweek U S News. New reference book Four Days by United Press International and American Heritage, prefaced by Bruce Catton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
C. Burr Artz
Dallas
Texas
Washington, D. C
Cape Cod
Belfast
Dublin
New Orleans
Af.l.c.l
London
The
New York Times
San Francisco Chronicle
Christian Science Monitor
Wall Street Journal
Life
Look
Newsweek
Oe Evening Post
Time
U. S. News and World Report
United Press International
American Heritage Magazine
Bruce Catton
Selections From The Children's Room Highlights
A digest of children's titles and readings across grades from kindergarten through high school. Featured authors include McCloskey Cleary and Washington biographies alongside historical weaponry, with library notices and a list of available books at the C. Burr Artz Library and county libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Foster
Washington
Destiny
George Washington
Jeanette Eaton
Jack Manley Rose
C. Burr Artz
Dorothy H. Langley
Artz
Rebekah Lodge Meets on Lincoln Birthday Observances
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Number 51 met Friday February 14 at West Seventh Street Lodge Hall with 37 members present. Edith Pearl presided as Nobie Grand. the charter was draped for Alberta Parsons. A resolutions committee was named and assembly plans for Baltimore May 5-6 were noted along with banquet May 4 reservations led by Helen Wachter. The drill team honors Ruby Bowers Hesson of Manchester Lodge 18 on May 6 as Maryland Rebekah Assembly president. Members were invited to Oak Grove Lodge 34 on February 25 for anniversary celebrations. A short program marked Abraham Lincoln’s birthday and Valentine’s Day.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Number 51
West Seventh Street
Edith Pearl
Nobie Grand
Alberta Parsons
Jessie Webster
Sadie Willard
Mildred Stitely
Resolutions Committee
Rebekah
Baltimore
Southern Hotel
Helen Wachter
Ruby Bowers Hesson
Manchester Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Oak Grove Rebekah
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington Birthday Meeting Activities
A program featured a Pearl reading on Abraham Lincoln, group singing, and a reading by Mrs. Ethel Renn with "February 22" noted. Refreshments followed the meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for February 28 at the Lodge Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Paisley Pattern Lipstick From Major Manufacturer
A leading producer confirms an upcoming paisley patterned lipstick named Product X. The multi tone formula blends to create a vibrant overtone and will be sold in nine colors starting in early April, with Dubarry as the producer.
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Dubarry
Shoes in Pastels Dress Spring Footwear Scene
Lustrous leathers and pastel colors described for spring shoes. Items include shoes to match or contrast with varied costumes from rose to pale turquoise.
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Elsie White Haines
Florenz
Montgomery County
Washington I. Cleveland
Potomac
American Automobile Association
Alden Fisher
Rotary
E. W
Jeff) Jeffcoat
Sugar Loaf Steppers
Barnesville
Bill Millhouse
the Jeffcoats
Jack Chisholm
Beallsville
Western Maryland State Hospital
Mickey Jeffcoat
Jack
Thom McAn
E. W. Haines
Dr. Silverman
Ert
Scotto
Chew Reynolds
University Park
Susan Lenox
Kenneth W. Bullivant
W. Kenneth Bullivant
Myersville
Miss Reynolds
Arthur Gerard Reynolds
Stoneham
Mass
Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
Mount Saint Mary Seminary
Nashua
N.H
College Park
Bullivant
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Are
St. Joseph’s
Seal Center
Georgie and the Robbers
Yoert Bright
Georgie
Robert McCloskey
Joel and
Wild Goose
Helga Sandburg
Thomas Daly
Joel
Clarence William Anderson
By Beverly Cleary
Tlustrated
Beth and
Joe Krush
Fifteen
Jean
Johnny
Carroll B. Colby
Piedmont
Leonard Wibberley
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Try— Aulaire
Ingri
Edgar d’Aulaire
Meshach Brownir
Francis Scott Key
Edward S. Dela- Plaine
Betty Friedan
William Gelding
Russia
Bob Hope
Jfk
Victor Lasky
John le Carre
Mary T. McCarthy
Jessica Mitford
John O'Hara
William Shakespeare
Alfred Leslie Rowse
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Mary van Renesselaer Thayer
Irving Wallace
John Birch Society
Robert H.W. Welch
Morris L. West
Alice Winchester
T. H. White
Rebekah Lodge
Beauty
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