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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1958

Page

10

Frederick High biology teacher earns national commendation

Frederick High School biology instructor Mrs Audrey Pressler has been commended by the Board of Education for her role in a national summer workshop. The letter from Michigan State University honors her significant contributions to the conference and notes she helped produce a useful Field and Laboratory Sourcebook for high school biology. The award highlights her as one of the nation’s best biology teachers. The article also describes an upcoming Prince Georges County House and Garden Pilgrimage day with seven historic houses open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and a Southern Maryland luncheon at the Marlboro Fairy Grounds club house.

Frederick High Audrey Preasler James A. Sensenbaugh C. A. Lawson Basic College Lawson National ‘Academy' of Sciences-National Research Council Board of Education Pressler Elsie White Mi. Calvert Charles Town Patuxent River Marlborough Duke of Marlborough Blenheim Upper Marlboro Washington William Beanes Francis Scott Key Baltimore Harbor Mmiss Georgia Anne Masser Edna Masser University of Maryland Alpha Lambda Delta Miss Masser University College of Nursing College Park University Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore Louisa Parsons Nursing Club Wesley Foundation

Welcome Wagon Meet to Feature Seven Governors Ties

Prince George's County, noted for producing seven Maryland governors, hosts a Welcome Wagon luncheon with Col. George E. Sjams as guest speaker. Tour highlights historic houses Woodlawn, Belair and more, plus related events at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on a scheduled spring day.

Prince George's County England Samuel Ogle Odenj Bowie Maryland Jockey Club Belair William Woodward Gallant Fox Nashua George E. Sjams Silver Fairwood Eugene Bowie Roberts Fairview Oder Bowi Francis Scott Key Wedgwood State of Mary-p.m Ber P! Campbell Book Review Club W. P. Patrick Richard Perrywood College Avenue Walter Foster Notia Charles-i Ton William Hallam Tuck Richard Chew Zantzinger Dramsheugh Ralph W. Powers Maryland John D. Bowling Weston Henry Contee Bowie Clagett Jr Oakland William Hill Brooke St. Thomas Church Bell St. Barnabas James G. Lasseer Upper Marlboro Hammond Welsh Jr University Park George G. Buchheister

Medical Lab and Diagnostic Focus for Hospital Week

Fred erick Memorial Hospital highlights the clinical laboratory as vital to patient care during Hospital Week May 11 to 17. A physician explains that accurate diagnosis hinges on laboratory support, with examples on differential diagnosis and antibiotic culture guiding treatment.

Kiserick Memorial Hospital Con Tito Parsons Newman Erick Memorial Hospital Robert Furie

Dance contest winners and families at Fort Detrick event

Judith Summers placed runner up while Miss Beagle is the daughter of Capt and Mrs Arvie Humphrey at Fort Detrick. Summers is the son of Mr and Mrs Mason Summers of this city. Photographed by Frank Keefer. Winners of the dance contests were Jitterbug Cecilix Van Fossen and Robert Young, spot dance Susan Jacobson and Jerry Wiles. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Sidney Leopard and Mr and Mrs Eugene Hartman. Music was by the Blue Knights.

Judith Summers W. W. Corbin Miss Beagle Capt. and Mirs Arvie D. Humphrey Fort Detrick Miss Sumners Mason Summers Frank Keefer Jitterbug Cecilix van Fossen Robert Young Susan Jacobson Jerry Wiles Alr Sidney Leopard Eugene Hartman The Blue Knights

Mrs Chertoff Heads Council of Jewish Women

Mrs Chertoff heads Frederick section of the National Council of Jewish Women as officers are elected at a May meeting at Beth Sholom Synagogue. The group outlines education, service and social action plans, ships boxes to Morocco, hosts a May 21 luncheon, and coordinates a June picnic with B'nai Brith. A correction notes Larry Burns, not Larry Brown, listed among boner roll students.

Herman Miller Peter Pan Inn Arthur Brown Ishe Morocco Brown Frederick Ira Abelow Jack ‘Cho Seminole Road North Frederick Elemnnary School Hardy Hich Husky Park Chertoff Maryland Federation of Women's ‘Clubs Francis Scott Ker Edward Storm Guss Ways and “Means Hansel Hurst Meyer Chertoff National Council of Jewish ‘Women Beth Sholom Charles Glick Ellis Tonik Eugene Goldschmidt Abrraham Solar Harold Neufeld Maurice Guss Frank Hardy Milton Gordon Nathan Jacobson Reuben Solar Ira Weinstein Albert Hirsch Council National Council of Jewish Women Tonikave Frederick High School Larry ‘Burns Larry Brown

Mrs Lerner Re-Elected Soroptimists Leader At Dinner

Mrs Margaret Lerner was reelected president of the Soroptimists club at a dinner in the Taney room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The slate included Jean Eckard vice president and Rena Finegold treasurer with other officers and directors. The group reported on the 47th South Atlantic Regional Conference in Baltimore in April and noted Dr Margaret Webster spoke on teamwork and helping average students through college. A garden party is planned May 21 at Schley Inn Braddock Heights.

Margaret Lerner Soroptigoists Club Taney Jroom Francis Scott Key Hotel Jean Eckard Rena Finegold Idora Cox Ars Marilyn Pickering Adam Sperry Louise Sebold Maude Kefauver South Atlantic Emerson Hotel Baltimore Margaret Webster Lerner Margaret Smart Alice Thomas Florence Sorrentino Margaret Dailey Eccard Hagerstown Catherine Fisher Lever Dailey Feingold Schley Inn Braddock Heights

iBridge Players in Duplicate Game at Frederick Club

Bernard Goew and Paul Ralavski tied for first in the Frederick Bridge Club duplicate event held last Monday at the Amvets Club. Nathan Jacobson and Leonard Zimmerman took second, with a two way tie for third between Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Pearson and E.8. Lockwood and John Halliwanger. Halliwanger, a Rockville guest, played in the event. Next Monday’s game will be the club’s monthly master point event.

S. Bernard Goew Paul Ralavski Frederick Bridge Club Amvets Club Nathan Jacobson Leonard Zimmerman Mrr Philip G. Pearson

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