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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1959

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Hood Club Plans Benefit for Children in Frederick County

The Frederick County Hood Club executive board met at Mrs. George A. Zeigler’s Rosemont Avenue home to organize a children’s program. The Traveling Playhouse Four from New York will perform Robin Hood on Saturday April 28 at 3 PM in the high school auditorium. A bake sale was scheduled for April 29 and May 1.

Heod Club Plas Frederick County Hood Club Mos@ay George A. Zéigier Rosemont Avenue Playhouse 41 New York High School Auditorum

Society News Roundup from Frederick Area May Day

William J. Bushwailer Jr reports he may stay in Washington three more months to assist NATO anniversary planning before possible Manila posting. Mr and Mrs Harbaugh and the Dela Plames return from Florida. multiple local couples celebrate anniversaries, birthdays and births. Local D A R members attend state convention in Baltimore. wedding details for Ernest Day’s 50th anniversary celebration and a large society page with births, moves, and military family news.

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Congregation Elects Officers and Hears Budget at Hebrew Temple

The Frederick Hebrew Congregation held its annual meeting to elect officers and vote on amendments to the constitution and by-laws. New officers include President Max Paley and Vice President Rueben Caplan. Also noted were board terms expiring in 1960 and 1961 and plans for Passover Seder arrangements. The meeting addressed sabbath services for summer and future committee chairs will be announced.

Walter Lehner Clemens Mich Frederick Will Am Hurwitz Eunice Winters Milton Gordon Seymore Globus Loussf. Greenberg Frank M Hardy Benjamin Warshowsky Sol Nelson Samuel W. Freed Maurice Guss Herbert Decker Lawrence Ware Melvin Rabstein Max Paley He. Lews Greenberg William Hurwits

Ensign Remsberg Ordered to Fleet Air Intelligence Unit

Ensign Adrian McC. Remsberg of Middletown has been ordered from Naval Intelligence School in Washington to the Fleet Air Intelligence Augmenting Unit at Port Lyautey Kenitra Morocco. He left Middletown on March 8 and expects to serve about two years at the new assignment.

Adrian McC. Remsberg USNR J. Homer Remsberg Middletown Naval Intelligence School Air Division Washington Fleet Air Intelligence Port Lyautey Kenitra Morocco

Weissman-Ribakow Engagement: Baltimore Venture

Mr and Mrs Jack Weissman of East Patrick announce the engagement of their daughter Marcia to Harold A Ribakow son of Mr and Mrs Delmas Ribakow of Baltimore The bride elect attended the Woman s College UNC and studies at Johns Hopkins McCoy College The groom is a senior at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery University of Maryland Plans call for a late summer wedding

William M Storm Mar- Rockwell Terrace L. Jones Alexandria St. Petersburg Beach Fin Richard Lee Jones Cabrinia Hospital Wee Warner Io Done Ramsburg J. Richard Ramsburg West Second Street Lt. Jones John Smith England Air Force, Base Cambridge Willamsburg Prussian Tyeryar Broom Eliow Rosebuds Wired Kaufman Frank Morrow Robert Tollery Eleanor Dormond Greenbelt University of Maryland Jack Weissman East Patrick Street Marcia Harold A. Ribakow Delmas Ribakow Baltimore Alphonso Knott Thurmont Ann Marie Robert Konroaugh George Rohrbaugh Fairfield Miss Knott St. Joseph High School Emmittsburg Rohrbaugh Elsner and Fitz Hanover

Missionary Paul Berg to Speak at Assembly of God

Rev. Paul Berg, missionary to Japan, will speak Sunday at 7:30 PM at the Assembly for God church in this city. Rev. R E Hartle leads the church. Berg, a graduate of Eastern Bible Institute, previously pastored in Asheville, NC, and spent five years evangelizing in Japan overseeing southern Honshu including Hiroshima.

Paul Berg Japan Assembly For God This City R. E. Hartle Mr. Berg Eastern Bible Institute Green Lane Asheville N. C Honshu Hiroshima

Red Cross Activities Highlight Local Chapter Work

Red Cross chairman William Wallace of Braddock Heights notes ongoing year round local chapter work after forming the United Fund Community Chest. Recent efforts include aid to a Creaverstown area family after a German service member was killed abroad, support for a Bartonsville fire victim family, flood relief in Canton Ohio, disaster canteen services and blood banks during the Chicago school fire, with national funds supporting broader Red Cross aid.

William Wallace Braddock Heights Red ‘Cross Pationally Meath United Fund Community Chest Appeal Wallace Creaverstownt Germany O'Conner Red Cross Chicago Ill Canton

Legislative Program Topics At B and P Club Dinner

Edward D. Storm, former state senator, will speak at the Tuesday dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Francis Geott Key Hotel about the Annapolis legislative program. Committee members include Mrs. Martha Reynolds and others. VISITS MT. CITY TEMPLE Mrs. Luella Murphy, District Deputy Grand Chief, Pythian Sisters, visited Mountain City Temple No. 2 in Frederick. Mrs. Sylvia Alexander welcomed guests from Smithsburg Keedynville and Hagerstown. The annual District No. 2 convention will be in Frederick on April 27 with Mountain City Temple as hostess. Refreshments followed.

Edward D. Storm Business and Professional Women’s Club Francis Geott Key Hotel MT. City Temple Luella Murphy Hagerstown Pythian Sisters No. 2 Mountain Lee Tanaate Bf Frederick Sylvia Alexander Smithsburg Keedynville Murphy Mountain City Temple Elizabeth Shipley

Farming topic for iZontians discussed at Frederick club

Mrs Allene T Mulles addressed the Zonta Club of Frederick on farming evolution from pioneer days to modern methods. She noted fertility, shift to dairy farms, and the need for capital, technology, and veterinary knowledge, with support from the University of Maryland Extension Service.

Zonta Club Frederick Allene T. Mulles America Frederick County Agriculture Extension Service University of Maryland Pauline H. Runkles Beatrice, Fehr Elizabeth McElroy

Easter '59 Flower Show Attracting Much Attention

District 5 Federated Garden Clubs Maryland hosts Easter themed show at Scene Feat Key Hotel March entries open 30 minutes before start. Mrs James Wagaman is chairwoman with Mrs Elizabeth Peters directing Plant 5. Rich ard Wis presides federation. Student judges preside over many classes including Easter based arrangements and African Violets. Shows run 1 to 6 pm with entries 9:30 10:45 am. From Frederick area and beyond. Luncheon led by Mrs Jennings Bailey precedes show. Sabbath services follow at Frederick Hebrew Congregation 8:30 pm led by Rabbi Henry Bamberger with Oneg Shabbat reception.

Tae Flower Show District 5 Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland James M. Wagaman Hagerstown Elizabeth Lewis Peters Piatrnet 5 Richard Wiis Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland T. Stuart Haller Viet Watan Smith Tasker Chance Garden Club G. Frank Harris Mt. Airy Montevue Byron D. White Donald Grigsby Mt. ‘Airy Asa Watkins Saint Paulia Lancheon National Council of State Garden Clubs Federalsburg Easton Salisbury Towson Baltimore Rockville Ellicott City Charleston W. Va Jennings Bailey Frederick

Our Pharmacy Pledge to Your Health and Comfort

A promotional message from a local pharmacy emphasizes personal service in health care. It highlights that every product aims at better health or comfort and notes life may depend on medicines. The piece invites readers to visit and become regular patrons.

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