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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

11

Garden Club Spring Show Adorns Frederick Homes

The Garden Club of Frederick held a spring show on Thursday titled vacation living. Roses dominated displays across seven elegant homes on a pilgrimage tour. Notable entries included a rose-focused Pearre residence and seaside cottage themes at Maples home with seashells and driftwood. A giant magnolia and varied table pieces drew attention in Town’s Rockwell Terrace rooms. The White mansion showcased bon voyage centerpieces. Shriner’s West Second Street home offered up bright small arrangements in a renovated old house. Displays ran from 2 to 8 pm with judges from Baltimore and Rockville awarding prizes for multiple classes.

Garden Club of Frederick A. Austin Pearre Upper College Terrace Sam Wynn Maples Parsons Newman Byron White Rockwell Terrace West Second Street F. Earle Shriner Charles Phillips Ruxton Ridgley Baltimore Gilbert V. Hartley Philip Wiee*ener Philip Wiener F. Earle Shriner

Firemen Hurt Before Parade at Union Bridge

Arcadia volunteers were injured when a Brooklyn District 3 pumper crashed into their rear platform as parade units formed. Both injured men were treated. Brooklyn and Arcadia units withdrew from the parade. awards were given for fire engines, uniforms, and civilian entries.

Arcadia Brooklyn District S Union Bridge Hanover Brooklyn District 3 Brooklyn T. H. Legg Kensington Frederick's Independent Hose Co. No. 1 Gettysburg Taneytown Mt. Airy New Windsor Lynwood Church of the Brethren Charles Roop

Dorothy Dix Seeks Help For Troubled Teenager

Dear Miss Dix, a 16 year old laments isolation and past mistakes while seeking acceptance. She sneaked out with peers, smoked and drank, wants friendship and guidance but feels blocked by parents. The columnist cautions the teen that recognizing wrongdoing is the first step to leaving it behind and rebuilding a normal life.

Dorothy Dm Miss DIX Evelyn Sery

Red China And Britain Trade Talks Move Forward

London reports China accepts unofficial British invitation to send a mission to negotiate a large trade pact. Chinese offer to host British business team in Beijing to finalize contracts and boost trade. Spokesmen say discussions on non strategic business proceed with government blessing. Sir Norman Kipping notes initial goods to be offered.

London Red China Priming Norman Kipping Federation of British Industries

Student council president installed at Frederick High School

Roger P. Denney Jr. was installed Tuesday as president of the Student Cooperative Government at Frederick High School for the year ahead. He is a junior, active in Hi-Y and student government and will be Maryland’s lone delegate to national council meetings in St Paul, Minn. Outside school, Denney participates in 4-H, church, Boy Scouts, and DeMolay.

Roger P. Denney Libertytown Frederick High School Denney Home Room High Flier Hi-Y Annapolis Maryland St Paul Minn Liberty Methodist

Thomas Edison Early Ventures and Deafness Incident

Thomas Edison in his youth worked as a magazine vendor on trains and endured a deafness-causing incident when a conductor boxed his ears after Edison accidentally started a fire while experimenting in a baggage car near Smith Creek Michigan.

Thomas Edison Smith Creek Mich

D'Alesandro May Be Back By Mid Summer

Baltimore Mayor Thom D Alesandro slowly improves after March hospital confinement for exhaustion and weight loss. Doctors report weight return to 170 pounds and better morale, but a lingering health issue remains. Aides expect his re election bid to be announced in 1955 as he regains strength.

Baltimore Thomas D'Alesandro D’alesandro Bon Secours Hospital D. P. Alagia Thomas O’donnell O'Donnell Richard Lidinsky D'Alesandro

Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey

George Bancroft honors William Penn saying his legacy lies in his robust character and gentle spirit in old age despite illness. The piece notes Penn’s inner victory over disease, showing sweetness rising as intellect waned.

A. Purnell Bailey George Bancroft Statesman William Penn Penn Bancroft

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Garden Club Mary Swan Charles 5. V. Lanner Frank Nicodemus Eric Lundgren John A. G. Smith Robert L. Warfield A. Austin Pearce R. E. Town James H. Cramer Theron Green R .E. Town C. E. Gardner C Campbell John Ed Schell Robert Reid Robert H. Pilgram John Quyon Philip R. Winebrewer Lewis H. Knock Edgar‘ Coulis Tim Lum Kitty Adele The Bell Syndicate Inc College Park University of Maryland Emmett ‘O Donnell Air Force Heidelberg Germany Europe College of Special and School of Nursing Coral Edna Stine Covell Charles Stine This City John Covell U. 5 Lewistown W. V. Garrett Evangelical Lutheran Church Geraldine Rhoderick Carlton Hoffman U.S Army Detrick Air Force William W. Eakins Camp Detrick Air Force J. M. Armstrong J. G. Bricker E. M. Kelleher Chauncey W. Smith Dorothy Dix Britain China Hong Kong Mercersburg Mercersburg Academy Charles 5. Tippetts Kitzingen U. S 15Th Engineer Battalion J. Austin Younkins Raempf & Harris Rocky Modern Lighting Co General Electric Piergias Manhation N. Market ST N. A. Lufburrow St.Joskeene Childrex Pythian Castle North Court Street Frederick, MD Mr. Brown Landis Jewelry Galeport Bert Vow LN Elgin Baker Ewels Miame Wolee Dudley
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