Maryland Music Clubs Meet May 11 13 at Frostburg
The 28th annual Maryland Federation of Music Clubs convention will be held in Frostburg May 11 through 13 with the Maryland Singers of Frostburg State Teachers College as hosts. Mrs. Robert E. Clapp Sr. state president will preside at business sessions and the banquet at the college. Activities include a May 1 dinner for board of governors, a Cumberland Music group concert, a Friday business meeting with a luncheon and concert by the Maryland Singers led by Dr. Maurice Matteson, a piano recital by Agusta Lofton Matteson, and the 25th annual banquet with speaker Mrs. Ade Holding Miller. The Cumberland groups perform, with the Cumberland Choral Society and Choristers directed by Jack Platt, and the Baltimore clubs with Mrs. Harold Nesbitt. A late reception, officer elections, Junior Day programs, and a luncheon for Juniors follow.
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Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Frostburg
Maryland Singers
Frostburg State Teachers College
Robert E. Clapp
Board of Governors
Music and Arts Club of Cumberland
Maurice Matteson
Agusta Lofton Matteson
Phyllis Lation Hanson
Alfreta King Parker
Music and Arts Club
Cumberland
Ignatius Bjorlee
State Federation
Lovettsville Birthdays and Visits Fill Local Page
Lovettsville notes celebrate a birthday party for Luther Himes hosted by Mr and Mrs James McCormick with a large cake and gifts. Also reported are visits from Catherine Snoots, John Norris, and Maurice Hatcher, a birth at Leesburg Memorial Hospital, recoveries, nursing care, and several local family and social updates across Lovettsville and nearby towns.
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Lovettsville Va
James MecCormick
Luther Himes
Himes
McCormick
Luther Fiimes
Howard Zimmerman
Frederick
James King
Carroll Blank
Jefferson
Markwood Himes
Claude Kemp
Clifford Diel
Indiana
Hammond Bair
Washington
Mervin Joy
Brunswick
Catherine Snoots
Rockville
Thomas Wermer
John Norris
Knoxville
Etch Baker
Maurice Hatcher
Wade Ambaugh
Lovettsville
Leesburg Memorial Hospital
G. H. Wirls
Ruth Fletcher
Misses Thorpe
Rosemont
Clarence Cooper
Leesburg
Carroll Baker
John Rallison
H. W. Baker
Anna Murrey
Taunton
Mass
Lennox
Mc Kimmest
Judy Fox
Hamilton
Ernest Everhart
Bobby Legard
Leonard Everhart
Air
Vernon Dye
John George
D. J. Orgain
Kenbridge
L. H. Hite
Blanche McKimmey
George Home
Alma Welsh
George Welsh
Arlington
Welby George
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Flagg
Republicans Drive To Slash Foreign Aid
Washington reports a Republican drive to cut foreign aid by as much as one billion dollars, opposing the President's Point Four, and criticizing the Marshall Plan. Senator Lehman warns deepest cuts could raise later costs. Hatch Act relaxations advance in Congress allowing local political activity by federal workers, with Senate approval pending. Montgomery County Police Chief bans part time jobs for officers, noting 47 percent hold such jobs and pay gaps with Washington, as pay proposals are discussed.
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Washington
Truman
Wherry R-Nebt
Wherry
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
House
Senate
Maryland
Virginia
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Rockville
Charles M. Orme
Montgomery County
County Police Association
County Personnel Board
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families Gatherings
A string of weekend visits and social gatherings centers on families from Baltimore Glen Rock Mt Airy and York Pa with mutual hosting at the Lind Frock Keeney and Linton households. The piece also notes scrap metal returning from Japan to the United States and a maiden flight of Northrop YRB 49a jet wing at Edwards Air Force Base.
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Ladiespurg
Samuel Smith
Baltimore
Roy Lind
Glen Rock
Walter Lind
Arthur O'Conor
Delphney O'Conner
Elmy Sinnott
F. H. Birely
Kenneth Bits
Mt. Airy
Paul Saylor
Vinal Bowers
Carlisle
Samuel Frock
Camp Hill
Thelma Frock
Hiot Snyder
Littlestown
Joseph Lind
Thomas Eckenrode
Tommy
Sarah Weishaar
Charles
Leslie Lind
Horace
York
Elmer Shelton
Diane
Frederick
Edwards
Muroc
Calif
Northrop
Air Force
William Rose Benet Dies After Collapse in New York
William Rose Benet, 64, Pulitzer prize poet and editor, collapsed on Broadway at 158th Street after a National Institute of Arts and Letters meeting and died minutes later. Yale graduate, World War I veteran, longtime editor at Saturday Review of Literature, won 1942 Pulitzer for The Dust Which is God. Also author of Merchants of Cathay and The Falconer of God.
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New York
William Rose Benet
Stephen Vincent Benet
Benet
Eleanor Wylie
Broadway
158Th Street
Council of the
National Institution of Arts and Letters
Yale
Air Force
Saturday Review of Literature
Social Brief on Job Experience and Transitions
A letter of application should clearly state your prior job experiences and explain why you moved from one position to another. When possible, include concise reasons for leaving to show career progression and fit for the new role.
Wild Animals Bask At Local Zoo In Spring Warmth
Readers enjoy a sunny day at Delphey's zoo as Mike the ten year old black bear baths al fresco and performs for children. A raccoon cubs pair, a fostered young raccoon and siblings Bobbie and Sissie, join the scene while Jumbo the giant freshwater snapping turtle, 108 years old, emerges from hibernation and eats minced beef.
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Mike
Delphey's
Glenn Butts
Bobbie
Sissie
Easter Seal Sale Drive Raises 3800 In Frederick County
Frederick County residents contributed about 3800 in the Easton Seal Sale. The figure was announced Thursday night at a Frederick County Chapter Maryland Soriety for Cripple Children and Adults trustees meeting. Funds were collected in containers distributed by Chip now Tribe TO Ro MM and during the drive.
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Frederick County
Easton
The
Maryland Soriety
Chipnow ‘Tribe
TO. Ro
Durin
Lily parade and plans in Frederick area event calendar
The lily parade led by Natemia Council Degree of Pa Rahontas occurs on the day before Easter. The Frederick County goal is 5000 pounds, with a drive for a pledge bill to Camp Green Tap near Thurneanat. Letters of appreciation are ordered for Red Cross Motor Corps volunteers aiding cerebral palsy transport. Plans include more school equipment and a Dr Truxal speech at Had College. A regional Churchmen’s Brotherhood banquet is set for May 5 or 21 at St Paul’s Church in Woodstock, Va, with regional federation extending from Martrosnurb to Mt. Crawford, Va.
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Natemia Council
Parahontas
Frederick County
Camp Green Tap
Thurneanat
Red Cross Motor Corps
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Bob) Topping
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