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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1972

Page

3

Samarian Rebekah Lodge hears April meeting updates

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 met at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Mary Crampton presiding. Presenters included Miss Anna Snyder and Mrs. Celeste Brown, with remarks on recent Assembly sessions and plans to host United Nations visitors from Colorado and New Mexico. Upcoming visits and May 12 meeting noted. other local clubs announced officer installations and community service efforts.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 IOOF Noble Grand Mary Crampton Anna Snyder Esther Hurley Frances Jones Mt. Airy Rebekah Miss Skeggs Brown Mabel Wilhide Rae Shook Samaritan Lodge King David Lodge United Nations Colorado New Mexico Frederick New York Assembly Dorsey Lodge Mary Lang Samaritan Rebekah Lodge

Community notes highlight scholarships, honors, and events

The club chapters report a 490000 estate gift for a medical scholarship, Nurse of the Year Lt Col Hazel W Johnson, a song by Mrs Rolando Schrade, and a gold Honor Roll to Carrollton Manor Chapter. A Sioux Indian scholar at St James School is noted. Luncheon invites and Flag Day events are listed, plus a May 17 meeting for new officers. Flower arranging demos by Miss Margo Lehman at Harpers Ferry, donations for the National Park Service fund, and a talk by Ms Dale Lois Deering on a Commission on the Status of Women in Frederick County are described with community service aims.

Congress Frank McCleary Hazel W. Johnson ANC America Rolando Schrade Carrollton Manor South Dakota St. James School National Margo Lehman Michigan State University National Park Service Harpers Ferry Miss Lehman van Tol Florists Charles Town Barbara van Tol Lehman Susan Roach Lillian Davis Helen Thomas National Park Service Employer & Alumni Association Sybil Schiffman Dorothy Scheetz Frederick’s Vista Dale Lois Deering Frederick County

Women’s civic group targets discrimination and participation

The article notes the Human Relations Council has heard cases of discrimination by color origin and race but not sex, despite 1964 laws. It cites Montgomery County’s permanent status commission and Prince Georges County’s study committee, urging Frederick County to define women’s problems, boost participation, and seek solutions. Volunteers would launch the program, with possible county funding if a commission is created. The Civic Participation Committee led by Mrs. Linda Masser and others organized an induction for 15 new members and listed sponsors. Officers for 1972-1973 include Lucille Ponton as president and Marion Malone as first vice president, among others.

Human Relations Council Council Montgomery County Prince Georges County Frederick Ms. Deering Frederick County Linda Masser Marguerite Smith Marjorie Smith Helen Biser Beattie Stauffer Frances Reynolds Naomi Brutto Louise Hammell Charlotte Martz Gladys Wilkinson Linda Minnick Marlene Troxell Nancy Winpigler Becca Geiger Lucille Ponton Julia Foxwell Freda Main Connie Null Patsy Grines Carol McKimmy Jeanne Eigenbrode Mary Poole Eleanor Everhart Teresa Hodge Dorothy Keyes Judith E. Kraushaar Grace Young Jill Lackry Wanda Stull Barbara P. LeCroy Doris Stivers Marion Malone Marguerite Hess Sec’y Corr Rebecca McLaren Treas Lillie Zimmerman Evelyn Ayersman Elizabeth Wolfe Mildred Forney Mary Staley C. Burr Nena O'Neill George O’neill

Conventions Planned for State and Federation Meetings

Mrs Nancy Stearts announces the 30th Annual State Convention May 4 6 at the National 4H Center Chevy Chase with Dr Rita Hauser UN representative to speak on Human Rights and Women's Rights and Dr Estelle Ramey Georgetown University Medical School to speak at the luncheon on Saturday Also noted are local participants from Frederick Kensington and Ocean City BPW events with officers elected at the convention Ruth Easterling named National Representative and past president with wide federation involvement.

Nancy Stearts Bethesda-Chevy Chase American Association of University Women National 4H Center Conn. Avenue Chevy Chase Rita Hauser United States United Nations Commission On Human Rights New York Paris Hauser Hunter College University of Strasbourg France Harvard New York University Estelle Ramey Georgetown University Medical School Ramey Barnard Columbia University of Chicago Alice Houck Marion Malone Charlotte Martz Lucille Ponton Kathryn Reed Wanda Stull Thelma Wilson Frederick Diane Koski Hood College Martz Ponton State Federation Ruth Easterling Charlotte N.C Easterling National Federation of Bpw Clubs, Inc National Federation

Brunswick Library Extends Loan Period And News

Brunswick Library extends adult loan period to four weeks matching nearby branches while magazines and records remain two weeks. Overdue fines at four cents daily. nonfined children with J cards restricted for lateness. Frederick County librarians attend Maryland Library Association sessions in Ocean City with demonstrations for children and public relations talks. New adult books include How to Make Your Home More Convenient and Open Marriage. Homemaking display features 19th century titles from Evelyn Wallace.

Brunswick Brunswick Library C. Burr Artz Emmitsburg Thurmont Pat Hartman Dorothy Langley Martha Reynolds Frederick County Marion Rueth Joseph Henry Apple Library Hood College Maryland Library Association Ocean City Langley Betty Rice Betty Rice Associates Clem Kaufman William T. Snyder William F. Zorzi Hannah Green Farm Journal Evelyn Wallace Frederick Amelia Simmons Harriet Beecher Stowe Catherine E. Beecher Housewife’s Library M. L. Reynolds

San Francisco travel sights and shopping splendor

A vivid tour sketch of San Francisco highlighting Golden Gate parks and rhododendrons in spring. It praises shops from Gumps to Abercrombie and Fitch, rides on cable cars, Fisherman’s Wharf meals, Cannery and Ghirardelli Square, and trips to Monterey Peninsula and nearby towns. It finalizes with famed hotels and restaurants and the city’s captivating ambiance.

San Francisco Golden Gate I. Magin Dunhills Abercrombie and Fitch Fisherman's Wharf Canal Square Georgetown Ghirardelli Square Sausalito Muir Woods California Monterey Peninsula del Monte Robert Louis Stevenson Bay Area Mark Hopkins Hotel Fairmont Hotel Nob Hill Ritz

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Rebekah Lodge Shangri-La Women’s Club Woman’s Club Shangri- la Marine Corps League of Frederick Gladys Carey Dorothy Goodman Betty Cramer Mary McDowell Shangri-La Woman’s Club Shangri-La Department of Maryland Marine Corps League Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Veterans Hospitals Shangri-La Det East Patrick St Carrollton Dar Evangelical United Church of Christ J. J. Crewe Theodore Reeder Suzanne Twenty George Speer Mary Rhoads Trinity Chapel Mildred Crewe Pauline Runkles Charlotte Reeder Grace Sappington-ree Mary Sue Aldridge Mary Anne Hughes Cora Catshall Catherine Martz Lbrarian Jessie Webster Roy Poole NPSW BPW Club Kearneysville RTS Kearneysville, W. Va Mars Opticians West Second Street Eauhn Re Renee Mother's Day Reon Patrick St Eve Dorothy Ragsdale Kensington Maryland Frederick Branch Lois Teter Cleo Campbell Edna Hinshaw Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc Beach Plaza Frederick Club Ruth M. Easterling Browning Browning Pools Browning Construction Co, Inc Germantown Library News Louis Kronenberger Sewice King Louis IC International Sterling IGEO Fonal Silver Company Home News Brederick North Court St Aide Francia Scntt Key Hotel
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