June Festival Committees Announced for All Saints Parish
All Saints parish outlines arrangements for the June Festival in the rectory garden on Wednesday June 22 from 4 to 9 pm. Mrs Donald Hitner is general chairman with Mrs Raymond Gregoire as cochairman, and committees cover publicity posters and various activities including cake table, toy treasures, turmoi white elephants, family table, religious books, pony rides, snack bar, children’s games, and more. Supper served 5 to 7 pm with tickets needed. Women of the parish oversee dining in the pavish hall.
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All Saints
Donald Hitner
General Charman
Raymond Gregoire
Cochairman
Robert Zeatner
Elsie White Hanes
Ropert Owen
Actisines
Buble Clas
Thomas
Ley Page
Maze Emmert
St. Elizabeth’s
Paradise
Rossiter Seward
Clyde SL Roney Jr
Dudley Page
Nelson Jones
Edward Hartmann
St. Francis
D. Willam Aleasander
Robert Reenstjerna
Flower Show Plans Made By District Five Garden Club
District five Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland members met at the Woman's Club in Hagerstown with District Director LT Thomas presiding. Reports, show theme notes, and co-chairs Mi or Talley and L K Billingslea were discussed for the September 29 event at the Westminster Armory featuring the theme The Flowers We Share and exhibition plants such as lilies, magnolias, roses, mums, and chrysanthemums.
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Maryland
Woman's Club
Hagerstoun
LT Thomas
Mi OR Talley
Westminster
L. K. Billingslea
Westminster Armory
Gardennexs
Mrs Nickle Heads Beta Sigma Phi Homemakers
Mrs Roland Nickle was installed as president of the Alpha Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Members toured antique shops and greenhouses on the return trip, with plans for club projects and a summer social program.
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Mrs. Nickle
Beta Sigma Phi
Roland Nickle
Alpha Theta Chanter Bera S
Gma Pri Af
Winchester Hall
Qiner
Pinch Hitter Mathias Speaks At Welcome Wagon Luncheon
Charles McC Mathias Jr president of the Frederick County Historical Society spoke at the Welcome Wagon Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel substituting for Senator John Marshall Butler. He discussed CRIS state government and laws and invited members to visit the new Historical Society home on East Church after renovations. Hostesses were Mrs Irving James and Mrs William Coller. A July 16 picnic at Fishing Creek was announced with a family affair.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County Historical Society
Welcome Wagon Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John Marshall Butler
Mathias
House of Represent
CRIS
New Historical Society
East Church
Renoavions
Loats Orphan Asylum
Irving James
William Coller
Wired
Joseph Lentz
Fishing Creek
Izaues
Ruth Weisburger
Ditton Road
Craft Group
Stanley Nagie
Feagaville
Couptes Ge
Bar Office
Lee Place
Joseph Lemz
Biggs Avenue
Frank Hardy
Charles Mincee
Ernest Kolsrud
Bridge Club Winners Named at Amvets Club
Bridge winners announced from the Amvets Club weekly games. North-South champs are Horace Reese and William Selzer with the Weinberg pair second. East-West winners are Dr. Leonard Spero and Julius Jacobson first, Iris Yonetz and Marjorie Neff second, with other names listed. Alaska population near 211000 rising to an all time high of 233000 in 1943 due to military personnel.
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Amvets Club
Horace Reese
William Selzer
Manuel M. Weinberg
Charles Price
Scott Welty
C. E. McEwen
Leonard Spero
Julius Jacobson
Iris Yonetz
Marjorie Neff
Alaska
Durig
Role Of Jewish Women Highlighted By Rabbi Perkin
Rabbi Yehudah Perkin spoke on Women in Israel at a Frederick Zonta Club dinner. He described the Jewish wife and mother as central in the home and in worship, noting great women in history and biblical passages supporting a mother's influential role. Mrs Nan Rhoderick introduced the speaker and Miss Onica Prall led the meeting.
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Yehudah Perkin
Frederick Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Israel
Raboi Perkin
Rabb
Perkin
Nan Rhoderick
Onica Prall
Hawkins Receives Bachelor of Science Degree
Mass Lera a Artamecca Hawkins received the bachelor of science degree from Towson State Teachers College on June 12. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ear Hawkins of Woodsboro and was elected to Kappa Delta Pi at Towson. An upcoming theater benefit is planned for August 17 at Mountain Theatre, and Dr Thomas E Stone will discuss orchid grafting at the June 20 meeting. The building of the distant early warning radar line employed 23,000 men.
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Lera
Artamecca Hawkins
Touron Strate Teachers Colege
W Ear! Hawkins
Woodsboro
Towson
Mes Hawkins
Kappa Delta Pi
Urnana
U.S
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