Mount St. Marys College Holds Baccalaureate Service
The 147th Mount St. Marys College commencement featured baccalaureate services in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception for 75 graduates. Rev Msgr Joseph Schmidt urged living by all commandments amid world turmoil and warned against the loss of divine guidance. A faculty reception followed, with the National Alumni Association dinner at McCaffrey Hall led by Thomas OBrien.
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Women’s Democratic Clubs Hold Luncheon in Towson
Frederick and Glade Valley groups attended the spring luncheon of the United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland at American Legion Hall Towson. Over 400 women heard Dr Dorothy Fosdick speak on Common Sense and World Affairs.
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Elizabeth A. Knill
Ruby Hahn
Helen Normagle
Fannie King
Olive W. Sponseller
E. J. Fisher Sr
Helen §. McKenzie
Robert Grove
Harry Swomley
Charles E. Collins
Carroll Wickless
Hilda Devilbiss
Miriam Boowers
LeRoy Barrick
Reuben Bair
Melvin Anders
Glade Valley Women's Democratic Club
Dorothy Fosdick
Woodsboro Lawn Fete Set At School Thursday Evening
Woodsboro school P T A sponsors a lawn fete Thursday evening from 5 30 with suppers served by a long list of committee volunteers. Entertainment features folk dances as Earl Hawkins announces assignments for supper and grab bags and other refreshments by numerous volunteers.
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Cash Smith
Michael Pue
Earl Hawkins
Doris Dorsey
John Huffman
Elmersell
Christian Nehts
Laura Millis
Alma Winebre
Local Wedding Invites Prompted By Community Figures
A fragmented list shows invitations extended by and to several community members including Mrs Anna Fo Catdyelt ak Eichelverger, Mrs Edward Pierce and Mrs Wilbur LeGore, Mrs Claude Bar tick and Mrs Clea Derry, Mrs Ralston LeGore, and Mrs John Repp amid publicity efforts.
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Anna Fo Catdyelt
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Claude Bartick
Clea Derry
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Wilbur LeGore
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John Repp
Vietnamese Move Deadline Extended to July 20
Vietnamese in both zones have until July 20 to relocate between sectors as the Indochina International Armistice Commission extends the deadline. The move allows thousands more to join the 800,000 who already shifted, while the National Revolutionary Committee opposes Bao Dai by confiscating the great seal and closing his offices in Hue.
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Withdrawal of French Forces from Saigon Moves Ahead
Gen Paul Ely orders most remaining French Union troops out of Saigon. About 25,000 soldiers withdraw within 50 miles south and 34 miles north of the city, part of a 75,000 strong expeditionary force in Indochina. The action follows Diem’s May 20 insistence as Saigon quiets amid the Bin Nuyven Society tension. Py hthian Sisters hold regular meeting with readings by Mollie Zimmerman and Ruby Hahn and a special service. June events include a strawberry treat with the Knights and a Past Chiefs gathering at Ella Fisher and Mabel Carter home in Lime Kiln with officer elections planned for June 13.
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