Hood College names housewife May Queen for 41st time
Mrs. Richard R. Kline, 35, of Bayside New York and Fort Campbell ties, becomes Hood College May Queen the first practicing housewife elected in 41 years. Senior friends and campus figures including Joyce Laubach Lynne Carleton Laney Winer Juan Armstrong Jane Brainerd Littley Carlson Nancy Cassebaum Evelyn Kaufffeld Nancy Miller Joan Paulick Louise Schaffner join the court for the May 14 pageant outdoors with Jester Laney Winer and Maid of Honor Joyce Laubach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Richard R. Kline
Kline
Hood May
Easton
Patricia Hanna
Caledonia
N. Y
Evelyn Kauffeld
Clifton
N. J
Joan Lewis
Baltimore
Nancy Miller
West Englewood
Joan Paulick
Bayside
Louise Schaffner
Hummelstein
Hood Home Management House
Maggie
Frederick
Fort Campbell
Hood
Margaret Mitchell
YWCA
Sophmore Review
Carleton
Princess Hood
Wilner
Miss Laubach
Weekend social notes and local deeds recorded
Rocky Ridge and Taneytown families share Sunday visits with Pittinger and Seth erly households. Deeds recorded show W Nelson Stauffer selling a 131 acre Walkersville Mt Pleasant farm for about 15300 and Tra D Johnson selling Edgewood road property in Tuscarora district for about 13000. National Geographic Society notes US corn crop value exceeds combined output of silver, gold, coal and iron mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Stauffer
Monroe W. Stup
Walkersville
Mt Pleasant
Tra D Johnson
Richard H Hovermale
Edgewood Road
Tuscarora
National Geographic Society
Rural Women's Short Course Set At Maryland June 13 18
About 1,200 Maryland home makers will gather at the University of Maryland June 13 18 for the 29th annual Rural Women's Short Course themed Living In A Changing World Speakers include Helen Irene Smith Frances Scudder Dr Evelyn Millis Duvall Rep Judd R and Daniel A Poling with discussions on family life citizenship civil defense health and safety Certificates and pins will be awarded to fourth and eighth year homemakers Friday afternoon The ancients called Sicily Trinacria.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Harvey Hill
Woodbine
Carrell County
Helen Irene Smith
Elkilon
Aiddle East
Beiut
Lebanon
U.S. Foreign Operations Mission
Frances Scudder
Federal Extension Service of the US
Department of Agriculture
Evelyn Millis Duvall
Chicago
America
Asia
Judd R-Minn
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Herald Magazine
New York
Brethren church speaker and local notices in brief
Union Bridge community items note James Fe. Renz of the Church of the Brethren speaking at 7:45 p m with Q and A. Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Earline Alexander. Birth of son John Kenneth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Church Women’s meeting in Baltimore and several baptisms at St James Lutheran Church. Population forecast cites 4 to 4.5 billion by century end.
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James FE. Renz
Church of the Brethren
Earline Alexander
Norman Black
John Kenneth
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Dixon A. Yaste
Waller Houck
Charles Fowble
Dorothy Fowble
St. James Lutherans Church
Maryland Synodical , Women’s Missionary Society
Baltimore
St. James
Roxanne Lee
Joanne Dee Buffington
Sam
Edward Stambaugh
Don
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Rocky Ridge
Horny Ridge
Roland D. Wilson
Taneytown
John NS Cavedan Chaaven
Firedelck
Harvey M. Pittinger
Charles H. Setherly
Gary
Cari
Guy Bnghtwell
Reisterstown
Sicily
Trinacria
Universal Insulation CO
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Les Gage
NEW Westinghouse Appliances
Westinghouse
New Westinghouse
New Westinghouse Laundromat
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick Street Monument
S. W. George CO
Brunswick
Aln's Westinghouse
C. Preston Myers
Union Bridge
Jerome Singer
Pottstown
Berthra Drach
Westminster
Carroll Pittinger
Bark Hill
A. E. Warner
Johnsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pald
LeRoy. Stitley Jr
Harold Wendrick Warner
Harold Amos Warne Jer
Lamore Marie
Jeanne Ann Otilo
Donna K. Stitley
Susanne Eileen Singer
Michael Lee Thompson
William Henry
Carl M. l
Dennis R. Rigler
Chrysler
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Bennett
Jennett
White Sales
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