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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1956

Page

9

Chinese Gardens Opinion Shapes Frederick Luncheon Talk

About 150 guests at the Garden club of Frederick heard Dr. Henry H. Hart describe Chinese gardens as sacred homes of harmony guiding mood and beliefs. He explained design cues, symbolic meanings, and how gardens reflect religious and social life, with notes on plants, pathways, and artistic elements.

Henry H. Hart Garden Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel Hart Dr. Hart Ome Hari Edward Chinese Wilson Wilson Byron D. White Jennings Bailey William McC. Holzapfel Elizabeth Lewis Peters William T. Delaplaine Philp R. Winebrewer Parsons Newman Andrew G . Truxal

Vote As You Please He Advises Democrats

In La Plata Maryland James C Mitchell a LaPlata lawyer and head of a Tydings for Senate group called on Charles County Democrats to vote as they please Millard E Tydings campaign arrived as the counties Democratic State Central Committee endorsed George P Mahoney for the nomination Mitchell said Tydings is head and shoulders above the other candidates He noted four of five State Central Committee members backed Mahoney weeks before Tydings entered the race and urged voters to choose the best qualified candidate in the senatorial race

Laplata James C. Mitchell Tydings-for-Senate Charles County Mitchell Millard E. Tydings Senate Maryland Democratic State Central Committee George P.mahoney Maryland Senate Walter Mitchell Tydings Man State Central Committee George P. Mahoney Mahoney William P. Lane Jr Lansdale G. Lasseer H. C. Berd

Seven Fined 36000 On Gambling Charges

Cambridge on March 1 a state court today fined seven defendants a total 6500 for possession of gambling equipment. each defendant received a one year suspended term upon payment of fines. the group included james scloum nelson fontaine elnora fontaine and others all from cambridge and somerset county. one defendant monroe smith received a smaller fine with a suspended term. police and prosecutors led the February raid.

Cambridge J. Otis McAllister McAllister House of Correction Dorchester County C. Burnam Mace Howard M. Smith Jr Karl Schwark Charles Bramble Samuel Wilkins James Slocum Vivian Farrare Nelson Chester Ollie Chester Nelson Fontaine Elnora Fontaine Somerset County Monroe Smith Mace Smith

Whipp Family Details and Gentle Counsel Distilled

A note lists Mr and Mrs Austin Whipp and several relatives including Arthur Whipp Dolores Jackson Geneva Whipp Foland Whipp Darlene Whipp Eddie Whipp Cindy Wiles and Eileen Whipp plus three Whipp sons Austin Arthur Woodsboro and Richard Bark hill and counts two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The text offers advice to ignore boorish behavior and concentrate on nice people around you.

Austin Whipp Arthur Whipp Lee Whipp Dolores Jackson Geneva Whipp Foland Whipp Darlene Whipp Eddie Whipp Cindy Wiles Eileen Whipp Nincompoop The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Dear Miss Dix advice column echoes in wartime home life

Dorothy Dix offers guidance on marriage in later life and family tensions. A widow notes pension loss after remarriage to a needy, demanding husband with an unhelpful family, while readers seek tips on letters, gifts, and in law relations.

Dorothy Dix Miss DIX Presto Weil

Solemn High Mass at St Joseph celebrated by Mount St Marys choir

The Schola Cantorum of Mount St Marys Seminary will sing the Solemn High Mass at St Joseph College Emmitsburg on Monday March 19 for the patronal feast. Repertoire includes Gregorian and Ambrosian chant selections and polyphonic works. Monsignor John L Sheridan will celebrate, with Rev Robert Gazalla deacon and Rev Mr Rosser Muir sub deacon. In the afternoon Mount Vespers will alternate with the Schola Cantorum.

Schola Cantorum of Mount St. Mary’s Seminary St. Joseph College Emmitsburg Byrd Bordone Tossi Hassler John L. Sheridan Robert Gardzalla Rosser Muir Mount St. Mary's Seminary Schola Cantorum

The Communion Measure and Ecumenism in History

By William Gilroy D D reflecting on two millennia of Christian faith. He laments neglect of simple gospel teachings and notes a history of division caused by human systems. He praises World Communion Sunday and hopes ecumenism remain spiritual, not merely organizational. He recalls the Lord's Supper as a symbol of unity across saints.

William £. Gilroy Jesus Tennison

WCTU Meeting Set at Rocky Springs Church

The Rocky Springs Union Church WCTU holds a regular meeting Sunday at 3 PM. Edwin Alexander of Bethel will speak, with music by a soloist, a vocal duet by Donna Etzler and Carol Ann Stup, and a java phone solo by Larry Campell accompanied by Howard Stup.

WCTU Rocky Springs Union Church Edwin Alexander Bethel Mr. Alexander Donna Etzler Carol Ann Stup Larry Campell Howard Stup

Shot By Hitchhiker Wounds Man In Maryland

Havre de Grace March 16 Peterson Dorsey Campbell of near Glen Burnie was reported in Calvert Memorial Hospital tonight after being shot several times by a hitchhiker who robbed him. Campbell described picking up a Negro at Belair market Baltimore who asked for a ride to Edgemount, then shot him five times at a Dembytown settlement between Aberdeen and Edgewood. His car was found later near the Baltimore Harford line. Trooper Lemuel Porter traced the hitchhiker along the B and O tracks to White Marsh, with a strong description of the assailant.

Havre DE Grackh Lemuel Porter Campbell Dembytown Aberdeen Edgewood Baltimore- Harford County Baltimore and Olu Porter White Marsh

Identifies Margay Not Ocelot In Infant Injury Case

A Smithsonian expert identified the animal that bit an infant’s toes as a margay, not an ocelot. Dr. Charles Handley verified the ID for Prince Georges County Police. Walter Perry and his wife face charges for keeping a wild animal and await a hearing in Ivattsville while the baby recovers at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Washington Smithsonian Instituon Charles O. Handley Prince Georges County Walter ‘F T. Perry Bellsville Margays Perry Ivattsville Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Perrys New York City Winston Prescott

Widdletown Thurmond Elections Invite Local Nominations

Middletown and Thurmont nominees prepare for a town election on April 23. Incumbents seek another term on the town board, with Elaworth E McGaba and others named to the slate. Nominating meeting announced, residents urged to register at the town office.

Middletown Ie ‘Thurmont Twilte Cicduns Thurmont Nomundtets Toe Board Eleconus Offece Maddletown Elaworth E McGaba Otters Fland Stine Robert Ho Routzahn Fred Floyd Mind Derr Mr. McGaha Vorres Bur

Thurmont Fire Company Buys 800-Gallon Water Tank

Thurmont firemen voted to purchase a tank rack capable of carrying about 800 gallons of water. It should arrive in about 45 days and will be used to fight field fires and supply water where none is available at fire scenes. The annual carnival is set for July 30 to August 4 and will be organized by a group of local residents including Dr Weybright and H C Miller.

Thurmont Dr. Weybright H. C. Miller John Wood Willie Stitery George Black Richard Willhide Carroll Brown Donald Weddle

Shurmont Firemen Parade Committee Named

Dean Young, George Black, Richard Wilthide and Carroll Brown were named to a committee to arrange all appearances of the Shurmont firemen in parades this year.

Dean Young George Black Richard Wilthide Carroll Brown Shurmont Firemen

Transit Co and Union to Resume Negotiations

Paunimore, Marci Timos McKeldin said today the Baltimore Transit Co and union officials will resume negotiations to comply with his request. The strike began January 29 at midnight, and the State took over operations of buses and streetcars. Meetings are planned for Monday and Tuesday without federal or state mediation.

Paunimore Marci Timos McKeldin Baltimore Transit Co Baltimore Fioe

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