V E W Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Florida Trip Plans
V E W Auxiliary members and spouses gathered for a meeting with reports on members traveling to Florida for a 10 day vacation and attending the National Automobile Dealers Association Convention in Miami. The group also noted hospital visits, Christmas outreach, and upcoming social events including a card party and a March of Dimes drive in Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley M. Woodfield
Roland Graen Jefon
Uotor
Florida
National Automobile Dealers Association
Miami
Auxili
Robert Lewis
Bessbeary
John i
Webly
Lewis
Fort Lauderdale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. Me
Robert Cine
Robert Moxley
Mrcestine K
Murray
Pauline
Thomas Wood Weddle
James Mfield
Cranenburg
General Hospital
Jeresa Baney
Ritchie Lee Haney
Frederick Memorial of Special Services
Newton D.hospital
Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Louise Moore
Montgomery County Auxiliary
Genergl Hospital
Byrnes
Neise
Montgomery County General Hospital
Mailsters Sought For Local P O Frederick Post Office
James A. Grove reports to Zonta Club that three wheeled motor mailsters may replace foot carriers on residential routes. Each vehicle carries about 300 pounds of mail versus 35 pounds carried by a postman on foot. A $5 donation was approved to the Frederick County Chapter of the March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James A. Grove
Zonta Club
Grove
Someh
Frederick County
March of Dimes
Murray
Kunode
Catherine Gannon
Drusilla Meker
Hazel Christian
Commiller
Anna Mary Willard
Blanche Mossburg
Woodlawn
Union Memorial
Union Bridge
Molleville Farms
Westminster
Hetty Marsh
Garnet
Gamber
Reparte
Department
Stanley C Brown
Mary Negley
Elub
Marsh
Daisy Kennedy
Mary P. Slagle
James
Silver Spring
D. Dronenburg
Hyere
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Hoowever
Post Office
Gateway
Damascus Methodist activities and community notices
Damascus reports on church events including United Nations program slides by Everett Jones, an Intermediate MVF skating party, and a Liberal panel discussion at Libertytown. Residents hosting gatherings, family dinners, visitors from Bethesda and Virginia, and local furniture and home updates are noted along with a hospital or fire brigade update and postal service talk. The piece closes with a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Free of Creagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Surke
Damascus
United Nations
Everett Jones
Dean Kesler
United Nations Seminary
Board of World Tance
MVE
Harry Sipe
Stirs
George Sidler
MVF
Ce Fev
Dean Kester Allen
Upper West Washington
Libertytown Methodist Church
Hubert Snapp
Vin Gue
Johnny
Sallie Souder
Roger
Burdette
Dilly
Clark King
Richard Rawsom
Mark
Mer
Robert Gladhill
Beall Avene
Clitford David
Clifford Davis Jr
Woodfield
Donald Gordon
Clifford Davis Sr
Salisbury
Charel — Rosene L. Pearte
American Legion
Calico
Department of Maryland
Charles I
Stanley
John
Gleason
John Green
Fions Chub
Jonal
Branklin
Samuel C. Free
Creagerstown
Tey
Free
Woodsboro
John M. Saxton
Forest Grove W.S.C
Women's Society of Chiristab
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Carroll Sury
Lascarora
Richard McKinney
St. Lukes
Edward Mantz
Sibrey Hospital
Jit
Hospital
Othet
Georgia
George C. Robbins
Puerto Rico
George Cronenburg
Japan
Mantz
William = McKinney
Elmer Chick
Pat Drokenburg
Henry Wilt
Edwin Burdette
Shey
Ernest Page
Duke
Club Women Hear Series Of Talks By Md State Police
Maryland State Police will present a series of talks to about 1,000 members of Frederick County homemakers clubs on driving safety. Sgt. Cate and Trooper Storer will cover speeding, signals, right of way, and penalties, with emphasis on personal responsibility and courteous behavior. The program, led by Miss Betsyfe Fehr and a Health and Safety committee, aims to reduce traffic accidents and promote safer driving practices among women drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiemenkers Clubs
Frederick County Council
Remsberg
MD. State Police
Sei. G. R. Cole
Maryland Police
Set. Colt
Fia
Robert C. Storer
Frederick County
Mamenakere
Bestyke Fehr
Hamemakers Council
Virgil Daub
Mickiletown
Jacob Ramsburg
Lewistown
Marvis McDaniels
Unionville
Maynare Tasker
Mid-Valley
Chile
Cate
Cole
Wami
Eli
Cale
Sal
Jany
Uem
jStorer
Welcome Wagon Guest Dr Sensenbaugh Speaks
Dr Sensenbaugh Frederick County superintendent spoke at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers luncheon in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel urging improved school equipment and teachers. He noted a goal to obtain a building for retarded children by September if possible and the discussion followed. Hostesses were Mrs W Irvine Jones Jr and Mrs Richard Fruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wt. A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick Count S Chool
Wedgwood Room
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
de. Sensenbaugi
W. Irvine Jones Jr
Richard Fruth
Ernest Kolsrud
Willam Howard
Raymond Kidd
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V.E.W
R Newton DB
Baker
Roland Green
Eks
Beulah
Stanley Brown
Baltimore
Lord
Olive Stup
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde Moxley
Doctors Hospital
Washington
O. J. Williams
James Hahn
Murry Himes
Ralph Wells
Evelyn Lynen
Maryland Woman's Council
Capitol
E. Brooke Lee
Jerry Williams
Perpetual Building and Loan Association of
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Johns Smith
Texas
Hearl Avenue
George Earl
Jack Clark
Kathy
West Virginia
David Pope
Clark
AEC
Calvin Burdette
Woodfield Road
Town Spring Drives
Cedar Grove Road
Durdette
Cornell
Kenneth Dame
Dameascus
Lucian K. Falconer Jr
Hongo Alits, Remsberg
J. Hamer Remsberg
National Coun
P.O
la Clair Mattes
Koward Chapel Terrace
Day Bayer
White Stone
Rosa Stanley
Glen Brown
Milward Brown
Mary Bett
Jones
Tuacdau
McGrove
Arthur A. Sline
RFC
Thurmont
Wiehard &. Free
Toa Hrank Keeler
Mrlan L. Willard
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Air
Ward Kline
Vivian
Jackson
Poos
Lansdale
Cart AL. Vanette
East Church Street
Abra
Robert M. Boone
John R. Speaker
Louis Frankling Easterday
Maines
Kemptons
United States
Free World
Dr. Sensenbaugh
Bell's Millinery
North Market ST
Wayne Kelley Jr
Mrs. Kelley Sr
Frank
Keefer
Kelley
Davis Camera Mart
Cass
Sud-Watt
The
Camera Mart
Frederick Shopping Center
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