Pleasant Grove Homemakers mark fiftieth anniversary banquet
The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a banquet at the Methodist Church. Members and guests heard club history from Marguerite Burgee, recalled early Extension Service work, and viewed mementos from 1925. Mrs Robert Windsor Sr. and Mrs Melvin OBryan were honored as charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Homemaker Club
Marguerite Bureee
Heperter
Pleasant Grose Homermakers Club
Raynu. Montcomers
Annniversary
Thomas Ford
Frederick Counts Council of Homemakers
Buest
Clark Toms
Susan Nusbourn
Robert Windsor Sr
Melvin O'Bryan
Marguerite Burgee
Frederick County
W Hayes Brown
US Department of Agriculture
Esther Nelson
County
Frederick High School
Mwls
Kemptownt Tub
van Muenters
Harry Daas
Katharine Page O'Brean
Ivan Lawson
Elizabeth Thompson
Davis
College Park
Master Farm Homemakers
Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Donald Hollar
Mt. Pleasant Club
Robert C. Snyder
Robert Linn
Robert Snyder
Charles Nicodemus
John Hunt
Merhie Reddick
Lewis Wisner
Maurice Wiles
Donald Liddicoat
Edna Culler
Paul Dinterman
Pleasant Grove Homemakers
Frederick social notes and West Second Street park dedication roundup
Community event notes from Frederick feature Bonita Maas hosting a dedication ceremony for the Mini-Park on West Second Street with local politicos and regional guests, plus a fashion note on summer gowns and a Stork Club comparison. Planned arts events include an Ann Snyder led Catepetl gallery show on West Second Street with Michael O’Malley and Guy Kuhn. a Barnesville craft fair fundraiser. a prom invitation for Brunswick High School. and a ballet scholarship to St Timothy’s School in Baltimore for Lisa.
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Frederick
Bonita Maas
West Second Street
Hagerstown
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
New York City
Fifth Ave
52Nd 51
Hich
Bonita
Brunswick High School
Susan Thornton
Robby
Kolker
Kartoon City
Barnesville
Arabian Horse Museum
Peachtree
Ann Snyder
Catepetl
C. Burr Artz
Michael O'Malley
Guy Kuhn
Ann
Alberqueque
N.M
Mary Washington College
Mrs Glaviano Named Federal Women's Program Coordinator
Mrs Iva M Glaviano has been appointed FWPC at Ft Ritchie and serves as a management analyst in the Organization and Management Division of Force Development She aims to attend a three day Washington DC seminar on Federal Women's Programs and develop a functional program at Ft Ritchie She advocates equal pay for equal work for women doing the same jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusbaum
Dwight Walker
Ft. Ritchie
Iva M. Glaviano
FWPC
Washington, D.C
Glaviano
Diamond Studs at Ford’s Theatre portrays Jesse James
A musical about an outlaw titled Diamond Studs comes to Ford's Theatre in Washington DC from May 8 to June 2. It originated at Chelsea Theatre in New York with an innovative stage concept admired by the New York press. Mrs. Glaviano of Hagerstown advocates supporting women's career development through counseling and Upward Mobility programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Ford's Theatre
Washington, D.C
Chelsea Theatre
New York
Glaviano
Hagerstown
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Extension Homemaker
Comer
Pleasant Grove
Oldham Hurt
Market Street
Exetutic Boer Merwin
Nova Batensot Contec
Dallas Kehne
Ira King
Dianne Hadermann
Laura Offutt
Mary Bett McDoning
Hascutt
Nea
Mirs Merhi Haun
Mes Mars Bene Warrens
Fhorence Strether
Arberta McDonough
Glenn Brubaker
George Page
Dons Fields
Toms
Lawson Weber
Montgomery
O'Brian
Kehne
Haries Wiktum
Burgee
Fins
John Whitspere
Jordan
Turkey
William Dermas
James Steffey
J. Casey
John Harwood
William Glanduff
James Campbell
Richard Jones
Daniel Perenosky
Adamstown
George Stup
Howard Stup
Robert Perry
United Church of Christ
Arthur Hume
Ethel Loeb
Iva M. Glavians
Mrs. Glaviano
Ford
Barton— Stauffer Funeral Home
Walkersville
Douglas ST
The
Red Horse
Stewk Howse
Mou Antiques Woteen Gittal
Hayward Phoan
Elking
Protech Se
Seven Corner
Pam Trersen Mall
Schidisle
Wlermas
Gilberts
Act IT
Jack Winter
Fem-E-Knits
Sidney Gould
Gilbert
P.j.s
Misty Harbor
Outer Banks
Minks
Atoles
Copes
Calbert’s
E. Patrick St
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