Zonta Club hears talk on through and voice training
Rosa Barkdoll of C and P Telephone leads a Zonta dinner on embracing change and modern etiquette. Eleanor Trager demos voice control and tone, with playback on tape. John and Ruth Bowman introduce speakers as members anticipate public service conferences and a cookie sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Barkdoill
C. and PF. Telephone Company
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Eleanor Trager
C. and
Miller
Beatrice Fehr
Broyhill’ Auditorium
Arlington
Arlington Zonta Club
C. Lease Bussard
Fehr
Chamber of Commerce
Jc's
Ing National JC
William Shirey
M. E
Girl Scout Council Dinner Sees New Leaders Elected
About 150 adults attended the Frederick County Girl Scout Council dinner at Hotel Frederick marking the first meeting after becoming a county-wide body. Five new board members and a second vice president were elected, with a nominating committee member added. The evening featured an incorporation skit and recognition of long service with year bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Frederick
Amon E. Esworthy
Joseph V. ‘Laderoute
Bertram Enfield
Roy Walter
Girl, ‘Scout Council
Henry Lochner
Joseph Vona
Henry R. Shoemaker
Elworthy
Fred Maurer
Roger Brooks
P. L. Carter
James Huff
Eigelsbach
Brooks
Dan Weinberg
Sue Ron Brooks
Judy Willard
Linda Maurer
Donna Weddle
Beverly Nelson
Judy Sherman
Paul L. Willard
Huff
Franklin Reese
D. S. Null
Edward Pease
Edward D. Storm
Joseph ‘Vona
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Frank A. Rosen
Berger
the Glade Charge
United ‘Church of Christ
Weaver
Rosenberger
Dorothy Good
Jesse Brashears Jr
Community Chest United
Weinberg
Charles HE. Broadrup
Francis Scott Key
iBoy Scouts
Roger W. Cann
Helen M. Saffit
C. Lease ‘Bus
Storm
J. Vernon Summers
Glenni T. Swisher
Vona
Frederick W. Weitze
Willard
North Frederick
Carter
West Frederick Junior High
Civitan Essay Contest Plans Details and Prizes
Civitan International announces its annual citizenship essay contest. Frederick County high school seniors may enter with 500 to 1200 words on Citizenship A Process of Gradual Achievement. Prizes range from 25 to 100 dollars with district and international advancement opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan International
Carol K Freed
Civitan
Frederick
C. Burr Artz
Freed
Ralph E White
David D. Oland
Lincoln
St. John's
Middletown
Brunswick
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Pearl E. Bader
Braddock Heights
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Artney
Columbia University
Amer@tica
Oita
Ray
Harry Overs Street
Thomas Wills
Florence Means
For Our Readers Miss Net's Fruit Cake Feature
A fragment notes a Friday story about Miss Net's Fruit Cake. The item hints at a readers feature or promotion and identifies Miss Net as the central subject. The readable text provides no further names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Net
Hinduism Talk At Junior Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. M. R. Etchison led a program describing Hinduism with guest Mr. Hayes, a Melbourne and Sydney graduate, who explained gods, reincarnation, temples, and practices. He showed images of temples and described pacifism, cremation rituals, and a Hindu view of death before a question session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mr. Hayes
Melbourne College of Divinity
University of Sydney
Union Theological Seminary
Union
New York
Jersey City
Bronx
Hayes
Herbert Liggon Jr
India
Benares
Hand College
Afferwe
British Columbia
Joba
Deas
Vancouver
Ton
Permara Aeuy
Era
Folsom
Revert Kien
Einbergs Win Again In Weekly Bridge Game
In the weekly duplicate bridge game at the Amvets Club Monday Manuel Weinberg and wife won for the second consecutive week. Dr Ben Warshowsky and Ray Newell took second. Horace Rees and Julius Jacobson were third. The scoring was close and engaging. Next Monday the Amvets Club hosts the fourth in the masters team of four rating series at 7 30 pm with top players from Washington and Baltimore expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets Club
Manuel Weiberg
Ben Warshowsky
Ray Newell
Horace Rees
Julius Jacobson
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Manuel Weinberg
Ington
Washington
Snow Ball Profit Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
The Snow Ball annual benefit, held December 22 in Gambrill gymnasium, yielded 9 484 dollars to date. Funds support microfilming equipment and a duplicator. Mrs Clyde Roney, treasurer of the auxiliary, presented the official report at the Women’s Analary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Roney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roney
Gambrill
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scout Council
E. E. Larson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Larson
Container Corp
Henoni Allnutt
County Health Department
Lakel Jr
Carl Weakly
Bernard Kelly
Civic and Service Clubs Council
Charles Smith
Donald Koons
Lee Eckard
Teddy Godbee
Copeland Grainger
Thomas Reid
Warren Taylor
Harry D. Radcliff
Nevin S. Baker
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Samuel W. Barrick
Dwight Collinus
Robert L. Davis
Robert Fisher
John D. Hendrickson
Jack Lea
Sam W. Maples Jr
Walter A. Martz
Thomas Summers
William Att
Liam
Lowry
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Girl Scouts
Frederick County Girl Scout Association, Inc
Scout
Frank J Meeter
Henry T. Eigelsbach
Henry BR. Shoemaker
James Hulf
Civitans Plan
Ellen Ann Smith
Mee
Edward Smith
Frederick High School
Maryland
Linda Craze
Cumberland
Hos Con Tattes
Whan
William
Casherman Lowry
Charles Vernanstry
Geraldine Lowry Virts
Mumber
Lowse Lowry Marsden
Mytle
Frederick Lowry Bingham
Helen Lowry
Civitan Club
David S
Steley Park Fieldhouse
Sem Marrome
Sarah Ana
Paul Shatto
Charles Lakel Jr
Ways and Means
Fisns
Charles Wilson
Cancer Crusade. the Local Federated Clubs
Direc
Viking
Carrollton
Jef
Ferson
Scholl's Lane
Viking Aluminum House
Carrollton Drive
National
Olympia
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Bell's Millinery
North Market Street
Smith-Corona Typewriters
Remington-Rand
Remington-Rant and Victor
Storm & Shipley
Weat Second Street
Phese
High's Own Chocolate Drink
Frederik Shopping Center
George B. Doulas
Richard E. Kline Sr
Rosenstock
Benjamin Rosenstock
Frank D. Worth.ington
Chaiman
Mary Nicodemus
Allen G. Quynn
J. Richard Ramsburg
Byron D White
Dornthea Harrishame
Credit
Parson Newman
Life
Edwin R. Price
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Shower Door Company OF America
the Glass & Mirror Shop, Inc
East Fourth St
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