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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1958

Page

14

Miss Fehr Installed As Zonta Head In Frederick

Beatrice Fehr was installed as president of Zonta Club of Frederick at a 28th birthday dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event highlighted long running service projects including prenatal clinics, sewing for prenatals, and scholarships. An induction and awards followed with officers and guests in attendance.

Beatrice Ferr Zonta Visual 3 Francis Scou Key Zoca Elizabeth C. Schroeder Hal Lee Ott Florence Garner Mary D. Cason Ethel Branfield Zontians Federated Charities Zonta Frederick Zonta Club Towson State Teachers College Salvation Army Salvation Army Building Fund Zonia Ott Miss Garner Fairney-Reedy Boonsboro Lorene Bowes Emily Apple Payne Ruth Bowman Zonta International Grate N. Brown Miss Fehr Grace KR. Stickel Onica Prali Lorene W. Bowlus Dorothy W. Carty Edna Mensell Frances Bussard Norma W. Etzler Marie H. Hudson Virginia’ B. Thomas Frederick Section

Met Candidates Tie to Emmitsburg Auxiliary Hosts

Democratic contenders touring Frederick County were greeted in Emmitsburg by Jeffersonian Democratic Auxiliary members. Committee ladies, including Elizabeth Knill, Helen Collins, Shirley Cramer, M. Austin Young, Helen Nothagle, and Catherine Hahn, prepared and served refreshments.

Frederick County Emmitsburg Jeffersonian Democratic Auxiliary Muoh Elizabeth Knill Helen Collins Shirley Cramer M. Austin Y Young Helen Nothagle Catherine Hahn

Spring Flower Show and Countywide Art Exhibit Planned

Frederick hosts a spring show and first national art exhibit organized by the Tasker’s Chance Garden Club and Civic Club at North Frederick Elementary May 17 and 18. Mrs. William H. Thomas Jr. chairs the flower show. committee heads cover publicity, judges, arrangement classes, and horticultural sections with iris, rose, peony, delphinium and perennial entries. An educational display titled Rainy Day Reading and Arranging will feature new gardening books in the C Burr Artz Library.

Frederick Tasker’s Chance Garden Club Civic Club North Frederick William H. Thomas Jr Tasser’s Chance Carlisle Smith The Gardeners Spow Lawrence B. Baldwin George Zeigler Annabel Lundgren Paul Willard Joseph Urner James B. Thomas Claude Barrick Court House Square North Bentz Street Carroll C Hood College Ciges C. Burr

Law Day Observance At Fort Detrick Honors Legal Staff

May 1 observance led by Alex Smadberg and Lt. Col. Russell Tegnell at Fort Detrick recognizes procurement division personnel. Attorney advisers Charles J. Zajicek Paul L. Olney and former adviser J. Paley received special recognition. Remarks praised the lawyer's role in history and current practice.

Frederick Bridge Club Winners at Amvers Club Match

Manuel M. Weinberg and Ernest Hirsch won the regular duplicate game at the Frederick Bridge Club hosted at the Amvers club on Monday with the highest match point score. Col and Mrs Glenn C Wilhidge took second a half point behind. Raymond F Newell and Dr Benjamin Warshowsky claimed third while Mr and Mrs Nathan Jacobson were fourth.

Frederick Bridge Club Amvers Club Manuel M. Weinberg Ernest Hirsch Glenn C. Wilhidge Raymond F. Newell Benjamin Warshowsky Wiile Nathan Jacobson

Natomia Council Plans Teenage Dances

The Natomia Council of Pocahontas at Redmen's Hall approved monthly teen dances for members' children from 7 20 to 9 30 p m on the fourth Tuesday, with one guest allowed and sponsorship by the Council and Redmen. Mrs Pauline Weddle chaired the committee and Mrs Helen Mossburg presided. a rummage sale was set for May 17 at Green's storeroom on North Market Street.

Natomia Council Degree of Pocahontas Redmen’s Hall Pauline Weddle Council Redmen Helen Mossburg Mildred Rhoades Fay Green North Market Street Meliiia Bohn Banqnet

Bride and Rutledge Wed in Emmitsburg Ceremony

Miss Ann Virginia Leary and Thomas Albert Rutledge Sr. were married April 12 at Trinity Methodist Church Emmitsburg in a double ring ceremony guided by Rev Cameron Johnson. The couple, formerly of Baltimore and Catonsville, now reside in Catonsville after a wedding trip north.

Trinity Methodist Church Emmitsburg Ann Virginia Leary Airsbert Leonard Leary Thomas Albert Rutledge Sr Thomas A. Rutledge Ruttledge Baltimore Rey Cameron Johnson Lewis Higbee Taney Inn Taneytown Daniel Johnson Catonsville Junior High Rutledge Buick Motor Division General Motors Corporation River Spring Airs Catonsville

Personal Items And Events Page 3

A compact page listing varied personal notices and events. Includes schedules births weddings obituaries and community reminders with brief details and contact references where shown.

Mrs Quynn to Speak at Hood College Library Luncheon

Mrs William R Quynn of Amelang near Urbana will address the Friends of Hood College Library at a picnic luncheon and meeting in Joseph Henry Apple Library. Her talk titled The Love of Books covers her career as a historian and author with a Paris doctorate and teaching at several universities.

William R. Quynn Friends of the Hood College Library Joseph Henry Apple Quynn Amelang Urbana University of California University of Paris West Virginia Duke Marylani Millis and Goucher Cudeces Historical Society of Orleans France Academie Palms Friends of the Hood College

Library Friends group seeks new members

Miss Katherine E. Durrow, head librarian and secretary of the Friends, notes the library group helps locate people to donate books or other resources. There are no dues and only occasional meetings, and anyone can become a member.

Katherine E. Dutrow The Friends

Moose Women Plan Mother's Day Program at Moose Home

The Women of the Moose will sponsor a Mother's Day program Tuesday at the Moose Home. Honorees will include the mother with the most children the mother with the youngest child and the oldest mother with the most children. A group of children will provide entertainment. The regular meeting will also be.

Women of the Moose Moose Home

Candidates Initiated by Miss Daisy Kolb Hospital Chair

A class of candidates will be initiated next Tuesday under the supervision of Miss Daisy Kolb who serves as hospital chairman.

Poner Daisy Kolb

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