Annual Co Op Meet Highlights Growth and Elections
About 300 members and stockholders attended the Farmers Cooperative Association meeting at the High School auditorium. Edward F. Holter urged the co op’s steady progress, citing a Western example of growth from 5 000 to 20 million. New directors Elliott Holter Sr. and others were elected. Ray H. Smith became president. The program included a lecture on the House of the Nation, musical performances, a 4-H dress model, and a Raleigh trip report. Door prizes were awarded and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fcuture
Edward F. Holter
Ent
Atten
Harold K. Staley
G. Harshman
Daniel J. Thomas
Cecil K. Holter Sr
Henry Lakin
Elf Holter
J. W. Howard Sr
E. Earl Remsberg
Smith
Ray H. Smith
Mr. Holter
Elmer Hodges
William Browning
Delbert Null
William Burns
Martha Haugh
Dorothy Long
Jefferson Quartet
Mrs Long
Dorothy Ifert
Bernard Remsburg
Doris Gordon
Georgia Anne Masser
Maryland
Leslie M. Cregger
FFA
Emmitsburg High School
University of Maryland
American Institute of Cooperation
Raleigh N.C
Coop
M. J Croghan
World Day of Prayer Observed Friday Across Lands
The World Day of Prayer, held on the first Friday in Lent, involves 143 countries and unites Christians in prayers and offerings for missions. In Utica area churches meet March 8 at 7 30 p m at Utica Reformed Church with a combined choir and a film strip While Earth Rolls Onward Into Light. Frederick City hosts a Friday service at 2 p m in Trinity Methodist Church with all denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonga
Salote
St. Lawrence Island
Alaska
United States
United Church Women of the National Council of Churches
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Charlesville
Bethel
Mountaindale
Utica
Utica Reformed Church
Pengram
Ruth ‘Stull
jEarth
Frederick City
Trinity Methodist Church
Carroll Albaugh
Frederick D. Eyster
Home Show draws 5 000 at Armory after four day run
A four day Home Show at the National Guard Armory in Frederick ended with 4 200 paid admissions and an estimated attendance over 5,000. Jaycees president Horney Jr. announced plans for a bigger show next year and praised exhibitors. The event featured high school winners, model home contests, and prize drawings, including a high fidelity record player for the grand prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Xro
Roney
Jaycee
Port Angeles
Wash
Alaska Airlines
Olympic Mountain
Coast Guard
Mountain Rescue Council
Ibut
Frederick
Iba
Fairbanks
Baltimore
Washington
Seattle
Jayecees
Honey
Middletown High School
Jerry Marrone
Frederick Chamber of Com
Merce
Donald B. Rice
Clyde ‘Roney Jr
Harry Frushour
Frederick High School
Armory Stage
John L. Trebilcock
West Second Street
Model Home Winners Awarded At Thurmont Event
On the final night of the Home Show exhibitors handed out prizes including a mirror kitchen sink iron chairs and door canopies to local residents. Winners cited include Rose Kolb Thurmont James Garrett Jefferson Grace Cussall North Bentz Street Wilfred Kaufman Center Street Mrs A W Reynolds Wilson Place and others. A special banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel honored the winners and instructors with prizes from $10 to $50 and additional awards presented by local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A.sensenbaugh
Frederick County
G. Hunter Bowers
Bowers Lumber Co
Bowers
Melvin Kipe
C. Richard Frymyer
Thurmont High School
John S. Hedges Jr
Brunswick High School
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rose Kolb
Thurmont
James Garrett
Washington Street
Helen Remsburg
Jefferson
Grace Cunsall
North Bentz Street
Wilfred Kaufman
Center Street
A. W. Reynolds
Wilson Place
C. FE. Wells
South Market Street
E. C
Hutchins
South Bentz Street
Jean Rinehart
West iFourth Street
Victor Jegow
Clarke Avenue
Frans Keefer
Chamber of Commerce
Armory Stage
Jaycee Shaw
Thurmont High
John S. Hedges III
John Morrison
Brunswick High
The
Nets
Johnny King
Lumber Company
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Vorys
R-Obio
Middle East
Income Tax Service
Monocacy Village
Youngstown
Market St
Ninth St
Mamilton Homes, Ince
East Second ST
Francis Scou Key
National Guard Armory
Francis Scott Keydustrial Arts
On- Clycle AM
Roney Jr
Offtties
Crurchville
Harry V. Baker
Havre de Grace
Ena
Arthur Brown
Apt
Watkins Acres
Robert Lee Eaton
West Patrick Street
Marshall Murray
South Jefferson Street
Clifford Stitely
Wisner Street
Thomas Baumgardner
Yellow Springs
Fred Ward
Liberty
Smithburg
Linda
Middletown
Karen Mulder
Tribett
Kathy
Stewart Manor
Paul Ad Hoover
Beltsville
the Daughams
Sliddletown
Lloyd Hoover
John Forney
North Jaycee
Elaine Walter
Market Street
Davis Studio
Patrick ST
Lobell
Delphey
West
Patrick Street
Tamour
RED Cross Shoes Correct Shoes, Inc
E. PatRick
Braddock Heights
Forbes
KL. Nitti
Cal MO
Burall
East Patrick St
Miller Bros. T. V
T. V
East
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
N. Market St
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Bea
Rts Buy
Better Homes Equip
William S. Hood
W. Patrick St
Liberal
National Finance Corp
Jennings
G. A. C. Finance Corp
North Market Street
Abe
Tad
ABC
Endrickson
Sparton TV
ENGLE
Woodsburg
Vinewood
Kaufman TV Service
Ladiesburg
D. Vinewood
John Brown Union Bridge
MD. — Union Bridge
RAYS
Hamsville
Tremont
James H. Mercer
MT. Airy, MD
Mt. Airy
Irvin M. Ingram
Myersville, MD
Spartan TV
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