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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
9
A Baltimore area club heard about the rising costs and varying formats of junior college study. Funding splits among club, county and state groups were explained while plans for donations to Cerebral Palsy and retarded children schools were approved.
Mrs. Mary Snyder Beatty of Snyder's Hat Shop entertained the Junior Woman's Club with a Hat Fashion Show Monday night at the home of Mrs. Herbert Liggon Shawnee drive. Club members modeled hats chosen to suit each model with pure silks satin braids imported milan straws and printed chiffons described.
Mrs James Hahn of this city, chair of the Maryland United Democratic Women, attended a rally in Marlow Heights Prince Georges county hosted by the Alben W Barkley Democratic Club. Prior to the rally the Hahns and the Amess were guests at the Perrie home in Washington where Paul M Butler, Democratic National Committee chair, was present.
A rally featured as guest of honor a keynote speaker while Democratic candidates J Mullard Tawes Thomas D Alesandro Louis Goldstein Ferdinand Sybert and Richard Lankford were introduced. Mrs Hahn and Mrs Stines state memorial chairman were also presented.
Mrs Robert King of Bethesda spoke as a delegate to the Southern Regional Conference on Education at the flood College meeting of the American Association of University Women. She urged citizens to follow state and federal education legislation and emphasized practical outcomes in higher education. President Mrs John P Rapport presided. hostesses included Miss Joyce Stember Dr Esther Shaw Miss Mary Anne Finch and Mrs Waybright Ford.
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