Sketch Of Club's Activities Over 20 Years Read At Meeting
A review of the Garden Club of Frederick’s twenty years, prepared by former secretary Mrs Ernest Helfenstein Sr, was read at the anniversary gathering. It traces origins with Mrs Stuart Haller Miss Serena Moiter now Mrs Schell and Mrs H Jewett Orth, early officers, and growth to 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Frederick
Ernest Helfenstein
Charles Mec. Mathias
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Garden Club
Stuart Haller
Serena Moiter
Schell
H. Jewett Orth
George Ross
Walker
Haller
Harnwell
Apple
Baer
Baker
Emory Coblentz
Cunningham
DeGarmendia
Wm. Delaplaine
Helfenstein
Hume
Long
McCain
Scheel
Riddell
Stauffer
Ross
Marriage Up In Air At Garden Club Heritage
The Garden Club recalls fruitful years with speakers from the American Rose Society and local florists. Members read horticultural papers, judged flower shows, and spoke at other clubs. Notable events include two public meetings with world authorities B Morrison and Horace McFarland and the 1930 Garden Fete at Waverley Farm with dancing, dining, and a poolside ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
American Rose Society
B. ¥. Morrison
Horace McFarland
Garden Club of Frederick Leaves Lasting Floral Mark
The Frederick Garden Club fostered flower arranging, tours, and community projects from 1937 onward. They staged garden shows in Calvary Methodist Church, earned prizes, hosted annual luncheons, and decorated events with homegrown blooms. They cooperated with County Women’s Clubs and Homemakers, aided Conservation Day, and organized the Hammond Harwood House Garden Pilgrimage which funded upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Hoyle
Homemakers Clubs
Frederick County
Frederick
Hammond-Harwood
Garden Club of Frederick praised for cultural influence
Members and guests celebrated the Garden Club of Frederick praising its modest cultural influence on local life. The club helped stage small flower shows and beautify key areas in town. Congratulations were extended to Tony Hie tott and the club. PRESENTED PEN Members of Pleasant Grove W.S. OC. S. enjoyed a long session studying On Our Own Doorstep the home mission course at Mrs O D Baker's New Market home. Lunch was served and Rev. Chester Smith presented a life membership pin and certificate to Mrs. Edgar Davis who had served as president for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Parkway
C. Burt Artz
Hamimond-Harwood
Annapolis
Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Federation of Garden Clubs
Stuart Haller
Court Square
Little Pink House
Garden Club
Garden Club of
Tony Hie Tott
Pleasant Grove
W.S. OC. S
O.D Baker
New Market
Chester Smith
Edgar Davis
Davis
Automobile Damage Suit Tried in Carroll Circuit Court
In Westminster on March 28 a Circuit Court trial heard the case of George M. Dall of Sykesville against Maumee Beall and Woodbine. The suit concerns a car accident and seeks damages.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Bury
George M. Dall
Sykesville
Maumee
Beall
Woodbine
Beall Sues for Damages. Jury Rules for Defendant
The News reports in Frederick Maryland on March 29 1949 that Beall sued for 199.14 dollars for car damages and 500 dollars for personal injuries but the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. The story also notes Philippine wildlife with ostriches observed sitting on eggs in shifts by gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Bill
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Waverley Farm
NEA Telephoto
George Cauthen
Barbara Jean Floyd
New Orleans
Colombia
U. S
Cauthen
James Flody
Barbara Jean
Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
S. Jefferson St
Lincoln Cosmopolitan
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
Hine
the News
Frederick, Md
The
Philippines
Clark Sheetenhelm
Orchestra Woody Frees
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
Blake
Duke
BLUKO
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
E. Patrick Sr
Philip Morris
Phue Morris
Uhe Satan Inna
Fed
Tyler
Jewelry
N. Market St
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Keystone
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Schrafft
Storm & Shipley Market & Second
Sts. Thone
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