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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1952
Page
10
Readers of The News Frederick in Maryland on Saturday March 22 1952 received a daily record of local events, notices, and advertisements including community updates, weather notes, and society items from Frederick and surrounding areas.
Frederick Art Club discussed Art in the Community at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Victor Marken. Miss Pearl Eader led the program with lectures on community unity, city planning, and examples like Williamsburg and Greenbelt, followed by open discussion and refreshments.
The regular Ladies Auxiliary meeting was held with scripture reading and prayers. President Mrs. Garber led a business session approving an $8 donation to the Red Cross drive and planning attendance at the Westminster executive meeting on April 6. Delegates and alternates for the Ocean City state convention were named. Grace Rodgers elected state color bearer. Ruth Anna Kiser and Grace Putman named to the stork committee.
Mr and Mrs Jack Harris return from their Bermuda nuptials and occupy a newly completed bungalow. Parents of the bridegroom hosted a reception for about two hundred relatives and friends at the Harris home, beautifully decorated with cut flowers. Music by Mrs David Dean Sr and hostesses listed. The Woman's Club held its March meeting at Sykesville school with student performances and a faculty reception hosted by several club members.
Observations show two blue Andalusian fowls yield a brood with half blue, a quarter black, and a quarter white. To achieve an all blue brood, mating black Andalusians with white ones is necessary.
Women from Browningaville and Braddock Homemakers meet at member homes for programs on health, crafts, and community events. Reports include mental health talk, furniture refinishing class, and fair participation. April meetings planned with hosts named. Guests noted at Pleasant Grove gathering with hat demonstration.
Mrs Ernest Fleming and Mrs Robert Harrison presided as women led a program of hymns and a prayer. Prospect Homemakers hosted a March 26 gathering with 17 members and 3 guests. new member welcomed. curtains and drapes demoed by Merle Hahn and Robert Harrison. director's report given and ten tickets sold. Mrs Henry Magaha noted the annual meeting. Leslie Rigler attended as Mi Airy club president guest. Foard Hood led recreation.
Lawson Motor Sales at 703 N Market St and 114 W Patrick St advertises a selection of used cars including a 31 Dodge Coronet Sedan for 31795 a 30 Hudson Sedan for 1595 a Nash Rambler Convertible for 1595 a 49 Ford 2 Ton Truck for 993 a 49 Hudson Sedan 46 Chevrolet Sedan Kaiser Sedan Packard Sedan 41 Hudson Sed as Is 40 Buick Sedan 39 Mercury Sedan 48 Buick Coupe as is priced from 395 to 13100 See them today and contact 2613-1 or 2583 for more details.
Mrs Frank Badger and the packager of Mower Verde prize join the club event on April 24. Geoge C Stugle re elected Director and Frederick Chamber secretary remains on the 11-State Southern Association board after a three day convention in Mobile Alabama.
Paul B Smith of Frederick II among 26 men who completed the first short course in hardwood lumber grading by State University of New York College of Forestry at Syracuse. The four day, concentrated training was completed in Syracuse.
Certificates were issued Thursday by Dr Hardy L Shirley acting dean of the forestry college. Mr Smith, lumber inspector at Ox Frore Ca, Inc, Frederick, oversaw completion in a ceremony marking the completion of the program.
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