Pilgrimage Ended This Weekend Tour Of Harford County And Dulany Valley
The Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage concludes this weekend with Harford County tours on Saturday and Dulany Valley My Lady's Manor in Baltimore County on Sunday. Historic Harford County features sites from The Vineyard to Rigbie House Lafayette's Yorktown HQ and Mt Pleasant overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. My Lady's Manor includes Eagle's Nest Lindenhope and Breezewood among other early brick and stone houses, with lunch at the Jacksonville Firehouse Sunday. 2,338 take shots polio clinics report 3,858 participants across Montgomery County aided by Salk vaccine as storm warnings loom. physicians note soft spots and rising paralytic cases in early 1950s.
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Elsie White Baines
Maryland
Harford County
Dulany Valley
My Lady's Manor
Baltimore County
Washington
Lafayette
Bel Air
Susquehanna River
Chesapeake Bay
Vineyard
Hazel Dell
Tennessee
Mount Adams
Churchville Presbyterian Church
George Whitefield
John Archer
Rigbie House
Yorktown
Sion Hill
Old Bay
Oakington
Millard E. Tydings
Cilynmalire
Lindenhope Farm
Greenbank
Philip B. Perlman
Fancy Hill Farm
Breezewood
Alexander B. Griswold
Hone Farm
Hunt Country
Fernleigh
Manor Glen
J. William Ruth
Pleasant Valley Farm
United States
Harvey G. Laden
Jacksonville
Montgomere County
National Foundation
Montgomery County
Dr. Peoples
International Fashion Show Here May 20
The Soroptimist Club plans an International Fashion Show at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday evening May 22 starting at eight. Seventeen countries will be represented with embassies in Washington sending fashions and models led by chairwoman Mrs. Lydia Lewis. Proceeds benefit local charities and goodwill outreach with club women worldwide. Tickets are sold by members and local shops.
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Soroptimist Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lydia Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Seruptimis
Toy Termational
Rena’ Finegold
Marilyn Burwitz
Lerore Welmes
New Zonta Club Officers Begin Duties in Frederick
The Zonta Club of Frederick installed officers at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner. Grace Stickell presided as president. Onica Pratt, Mary Hodgson, Marie Young, and Emily Apple Payne held key posts. Committee heads were named and a $250 Zonta Scholarship plan for teachers outlined. The District VI conference in Baltimore will be hosted by Frederick clubs.
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Zonta Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Grace Stickell
Onica Pratt
Mary Hodgson
Marie Young
Emily Apple Payne
Nora Wise
Zonta Collee
Marjorson
Frances Bussard
Hildar Croghan
Fredaj Boit
Grace Brown
Zonta
Shirley Himes
Towson State Teachers College
Brown
Pauline Bankies
Mary Rhoads
Sheraton
Baltimore
Bethesda
Annapolis
Grace Miller
Joseph C. Prentice
Fort Dewick
Baltimore Harbor
Ameets Auxiliary Reports Hospital Plans
The Ameets Auxiliary to Post No. 2 met at the Post Home on West Patrick street with Mrs. Elaine Kennedy presiding. Officials discussed Hospital Day May 17 with awards for volunteers, flag display, May 26 TB ward visit, and Memorial Day graveside tributes. A fishing party in July and a spring dance were planned, with the May executive meeting at Mrs. Staley’s.
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Ameets
Post
West Patrick Street
Elaine Kennedy
Fannie Bewles
Ada Ford
Chaplein
Kemnedy
Mirs
Alice
Ena
Elizabeth Staley
Doris Peace
Staley
Country Homes Tour in Montgomery County
The fifth annual Country Homes tour sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Peter's Episcopal Church Poolesville will run May 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seven homes open to the public, with luncheon at The Merrie Manor Route 28 and tea at Rocklands Farm Montevideo Road. Proceeds support church activities. the next meeting is June 1 at Pest Home.
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Rocklands Farm
James P. Mann
Woman's Auxiliary of
Woman's’ Auxiliary
St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Maryland
St. Peter's Parish
Merrie Manor
Dawsonville
Montevideo Road
Seneca
Thomas Rawlings
Harry Richardson
Rocklands
James Mann
Mann
Kirkhit Farm
Patrick Gormley
John
St. "Peter’s
East Oaks
Daniel Callahan
White's Ferry
Henry Young
Daniel Carrol
Poole’s Hazard
Mir
Warren Irvin
J. Joseph Poole
Oay
Hisrother
Poole
Aix la Chapelle
J Joseph Poole
Edmund G. Warther
Cattail Road
Poolesvile
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
All Saints
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Eden
Eden Parish
Eden and
St. Peter’s
Townsend Dade
George Washington
Monocacy
Gemeters
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hood College Featured In Seventeen Magazine
Hood College is profiled in the May issue of Seventeen magazine with a photo of Coffman Chanel. The feature praises the college’s size, student‑faculty ratio, and personalized admissions, noting Hood as the second college to be highlighted in a new Looking Ahead to College column.
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Hood College
Coffman Chanel
Seventeen Magazine
Seventeen
Hood
Charles A. Bucher
New York University
Monday Musicales Elect Mrs Braungart as President
The Monday Musicales elected Mrs Shirley Braungart president at the final meeting held at the Clifton home. Outgoing president Mrs Stephen Langley conducted. Other officers named include Mrs George Swank vice president Miss Olve Engle recording secretary Mrs Norris Shane corresponding secretary and Mrs Marlowe Cline treasurer.
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Shirley Braungart
Hame
George Douglas Clifton
Stephen Langley
George Swank
Olve
Engle
Norris Shane
Marlowe Cline
Langley
Carol Freed
Helen Shafer
Webster Whitehill
Council Jewish Women Holds May Meeting in Frederick
The Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women met at Beth Sholom Synagogue. President Mrs. Meyer Chertoff announced delegates and trips, noted district prizes, Ship-A-Box contributions to Morocco, and upcoming craft and civic center discussions.
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Frederiick
National Council of Jewish Women
Beth Sholom
Meyer Chertoff
Eugene Goldischmidt
Institute
New York
Jewish Welfare Board
Huskey Park
Council
Maurice Guss
Ellis Tonik
Chertoff
David Weisburger
National Jewish Welfare Board
Williamsburg
Frederick
Maryland Federation of Women's’ Clubs
Morocco
Charles Glick
Interclub Council
Guss
Yehudah Perkin
Rabbi Perkin
Achievement Night at Brunswick Tuesday
Dedication exercises are set for Achievement Night from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday at Brunswick Elementary School. Sherry Lee Lynne will welcome attendees, followed by school band selections and remarks from Carolyn Kline and Rev Frank Klein. The program includes student council choral reading and sixth grade participants with special dedications by Miriam Arnold, Carol Strathern, and Ermestine Burch.
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Brunswick Elementary
Sherry Lee Lynne
Carolyn Kline
Franklin Klein
Connie Albert
Ann Boelker
Miriam Arnold Carol Strathern
Ermestine Burch
E. Virginia Wenner
Margaret Strailman
Bernard Burch
PTA
Voices of the Woods
James A. Sensenbaugh
Leonard D. Carmack
Air Force Academy Investment Stands At 136 Million
The U S Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs represents an investment of 136 million dollars in facilities and campus development.
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U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Thank You Mother for All Your Love and Lessons
A reflective note listing gratitude to a mother for care, patience, teaching, and memories from childhood to independence. The piece thanks her for support in school, discipline, meals, rides, and spiritual guidance, and notes ongoing appreciation after establishing a own home.
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Dad
Tribute to Mothers and Tiny Everyday Deeds
A heartfelt meditation on motherhood celebrates the quiet acts of care from mothers over the years. The piece thanks mothers for housekeeping, cooking, babysitting, and tactful guidance, noting how often we forget to say thank you and how mothers deserve appreciation without expectation.
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Otten
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Seventeen”’ Magazine
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Love
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Ivor Novello
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N. Market St
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Second St
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