Mead College alumnae hold bridge party in Hood College parish
Senior and alumnae members of Mead College enjoyed a bridge party hosted by Hood College alumni at All Saints Church Parish Help. About 60 attendees included senior and alumnae, with Mary Joe Armington and Mabel Missinger winning ties on high scores and other prizes awarded. Organizing committee included Mrs. J. D. Duve and Mrs. William Eiri among others, with Mary Grace Hielfenstein as alumnae secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Endaretrs
Steed Abumamas Greay
Cenior
Mead College
Hood College Burenee Association
Help of All Saints Church
Mises Mary Joe Armington
Mabel Missinger
Alumnae Association
J. D. Duve
William Eiri
J. Ox Carn
Charles W. Ross
Jean Gomell
Mary Grace Hielfenstein
Hood College social notices span readings and honors
Hood College events include a guest speaker from Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, fireside chats for seniors, card club gatherings at local homes, a book club meeting in March, and a victory rally themed Little Sister party. Local residents attend, with mentions of military transfers and births, and social updates for families in Frederick and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
The
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Coblentz Hall
Maryland
Mags Anne Compton
Annapolis
Constance Delphey
Nagerstown
Australian servicewoman Hoff man daughter honors 1942 enlistment
In Australia Second Lieut. Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Hoff man Woodeboro is a Frederick High School and University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore graduate. She enlisted in the Army April 25 1942 and has served in Australia since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H. Mercer
Camp Pickett
57Th General Hospital
Camp Edwards
Mass
Pvt
Mercer
Army Medical Corps
Charles H. Mercer
Carroll Parkway
Hoffman
William E. Hoffman. Woodeboro
Frederick High School
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Australia
Birthday and farewell party for Helen Keeney noted
A surprise birthday and farewell party was given at Mrs. Charles Lawson’s home in West Fifth Street for Helen Keeney who will join the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in March. Guests included Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Hahn, Miss Phelps, Miss Kepler, and other local residents. a large birthday cake and gifts were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Dean
Frederick City
Church of the Brethren Young Peoples’ Group
Desmond G. Dean
Dean
Eva Bradshaw
CVE Way Dia Jb
Salph FE. Shober
West College Terrace
Teen
Shober
Carl Kintz
G. Elier Brengle
John L. Bradshaw
Madeline Stover
Rooert Kennedy
John Zimmerman
Mieses Florence Brengle
Frances Brengle
Gayla May
Christine Kintz
Charlotte Swankie
Charlotte Beumer
Rebecca Zimmerman
Marietta Zimmerman
Virginia Derr
Messrs
Richard Flock
Robert James, Jr
Kermit Kaetzel
David Bradshaw
Lamar O'Hara
George Shaffer
Dwight Shober
Charles Lawson
West Fifth Street
Helen Keeney
Women’s Army Availary Corps
Daniel Haines
Elizabeth Phelps
Bonnie Kepler
Arthur Stull
Dorothy Wiles
Leila Wiles
Lena Whitmore
Adamstown Man Marks His 87th Birthday
Jesse Kreig, a long time Adamstown resident, observed his 87th birthday after spending 59 years in the village as a miller, carriage builder, and skilled mechanic. He has belonged to three churches, helped start the Adamstown Religious Education building, and remains active in church life as librarian and choir member despite past illnesses and a lost leg. Nearby, the Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held its meeting with 24 members and 4 guests, planning a rummage sale to fund missionary work, with a program featuring singing, a piano solo, and talks on the American home. Plywood’s rise in use is noted, thanks to modern synthetic resins and impregnation techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kreig
Adamstown
Kreig
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Matthew's
Church Hill
St. John's
Buck
Mid-West
Church School
Church Choir
Alumni Christian Endeavor Society
Buckeystown
Beesphak
Pipette Eye Nh Saewonigee Senin
Biine
Calvary Methodist Church School
Edith Wickham
Harv R. Sanders
Mary Benson
Oscar Mullican
Pauline Koontz
Benjamin W. Meeks
Harry R. Sanders
Norman Marsden
Chaos Rectus
Bis Wd. Brown
War program changes at Frederick High School in wartime
Frederick County League of Women Voters heard Charles W. Willis describe wartime changes in Frederick High School. He noted schools as a major industry with over 6 million teachers and 15 to 20 million students, detailing physical conditioning, aviation and retail training, and a Victory Corps aiming at war service or industry, with guidance for part time workers and new skills like welding and radio code. Eugene W. Pruitt praised the program, praised Willis’s instruction, and discussed preserving academic courses while shifting to war-time work. The next meeting is March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Anna D. Wolf
Thhe
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Hood College
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Mood College
Snl
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Frederick County
League of Women Voters
Ransom Lewis
Charles W. Willis
Frederick High School
Willia
Vocasional
Victory Corps
Willis
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
William C. Roderick
Juvenile Delinquency Commission
League
Raymond Shank
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Ociety
Casper E. Cline, Jr
West Third Street
Lieutenant Clime
Army of the United States
New Cumberland, Pa
Lester Eugene Bartholow
Lester Eugéne Bartholow
Harry S. Bartaolow
F. Buasley Phelps
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Deby
Forties Ming Helen Virgina Smith
Richard F. Hughes
Washington
Robert K. Wilson
Elmer L. Driver
W. Scott Mobley
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. Hyden Hoffman
Middletown
Sara Louise Herr
Lancaster
Miss Herr
Helen Beck
Dunellen
N. J
Ruth Disney
Long Island
Lucy Davenport
J. R. Walker
Jackson Heights
A.B Collmus
College Park
Wadker
Collmas
Save
Key Hotel
Women’s Auxiliary
Frederick Community Center
Francis Scott Key Hotel
North Maret Street
Charles F. Trimmer
Detour
Card Club
Walter F. Martin
Coutstreet
Bridge Club
Wilam
E. Trai
Chicago
Power House
Beek
Apple
Lilab BR
Gaut
Artist
Homer Saint-Gaudens
Phaidon Press
Louis L. Wilson
Ecard Club
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Rockwell Terrace
Charles L. Mullen
East Church Street
Hood
Henry J. Stahr
Bernard H. Krueger
Wind Galiffleei
Jowsky
OL Wellsteyn Drive
Great Neck
Eera Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
Charles F. Smith
Libertytown
Houck
August J. Raggi
New York City
William J. Bushwaller
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Smith
Sydenham Hospital
William Meredith Smith
Edna E. Wills
Harvey Wills
East Fourth Street
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Russell Monroe Feaga
Joe Mir
Russell 5
Feaga
Army
Fort Meade
Camp Howze
Texas
Book Review Club
Book Review
Dorsey Lee Riddlemoser
Air Corps Reserve
Dorsey
Air Corps
Dorsey Riddie- Maser
Sherman Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Roy Linton
Intels
Albert M. Smith
West South Street
Camp van Dorn
Miss
van ‘Dorn
Miami
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus
Mrs
Carl Boller
Woodsboro
Lieut
Ann E. Hoffman
Rose Point
Uy Cambridge
Kemaberg 'S
Jovedey Store
Carl A. Boller, Jr
Pauline Boller
Edith Penwell
Frances Penwell
Dolores Hahn
Nancy Hahn
Ruth Boller
Joan Ford
Mr. Jones
Brownsville, Texas
This City
Staub’s
Carmack’s Grocery, Inc
Wilkin’s
Calif
van Camp
Tenderoni
Florida
Wisconsin
Wilson's
Morton’s Salt
Armour
KRAFT
Kelloge
Clinton
Vermont Maid
Wilkin
Maine
Nova Scotia
Ferry
Virginia Dare
FopeTm
Sure Mix Crisco
SELOX
New Velvet Suds
Ivory
Hemp’s
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