Home Show Crowd Delights Frederick Armory Visitors
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce first annual Home Show at the National Guard Armory drew 568 visitors by 9 36 p m despite late hours. Exhibits included model homes by students, prize drawings, and a variety of home appliances as the show extended to at least 10 p m and beyond.
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Bob Ree
Bob
Lew Wade
Vicki Heller
Cer
H. D. Baumgardner
Culler Avenue
Charles Easterday
Myersville
Tion
Armory
Melvin Kipe
Thurmont High School
C. Richard Fremyer
Thurmont High
John 5. Hedges
Brunswick High
Bowers Lumber Company
Francis Scott, Key
Ed Mull
Ernest Ausherman
Robert Applegate
Howard
Hecker
Porter
Charles
R. Wisner
North Court Street
Inber
The
Frederick Jaycees
National Guard Armory
Charlesville Women's Club February Meeting Recap
The Charlesville Women’s Club held a February meeting at Harry Staley’s home with demonstrations on Japanese art and flower display. Members shared scenes from a home show, heard Miss Gay Fink perform, and discussed crafts, music, and community activities under President Charles Patmen while planning future gatherings and the annual luncheon.
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Charlesville Club
Charlesville Homnema
Harry Staley
Charles Patmen
Yools
Howard Barker
Mare
Hemasers Council
Staley
Bennet
Fred Eyler
Lemuel
Hell
Leslie Stull
Oill Avenue
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Sylvania 7 Slim Neon
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