Refugee student Mara Eksteins named Hood College Princess Hood
Mara Eksteins, Latvian refugee and Hood College senior, selected as Princess Hood for the May Day court for her outstanding contributions. Her journey from Soviet and Nazi oppression through Germany to the United States highlights a life of resilience and academic achievement, including a four year Hood scholarship and leadership in campus groups.
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Hood College
Mara Andra Eksteins
Princess Hood
Miss Exsterms
Hungary
Mara
Leipzig
Germany
Saxony
Maraj
Albert Camus
Mortar
World Lutheran Mission Board
Aity
Who
Gettysburg
Clear Springture
University of Paris
Baltimore
Europe
Hood
Orjcan
Apung
Hazel Hempel Abel
Lincoln
Neb
Alice
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Abel
Dear Dorothy Dix romance advice column excerpt
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on romance and dating missteps. Letters from Carla Leroy and Daisy discuss calling, proposing, jealousy, and keeping secrets in relationships.
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Vuhuthy
Dia
Dorothy DIX
Carla
Leroy
George
Country Homes Tour Aids Poolesville Church Benefit
A Montgomery County country homes tour near Poolesville will be held on Tuesday May 2 for the benefit of St Peter's Episcopal Church Women’s Auxiliary. A luncheon is planned at St Peter's Parish Hall and several properties including Valhalla Inverness and The Merrie Manor will be shown.
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Montgomery County
Poolesville
St Peter's ‘Episcopal Church
St. Peter's Parish Hall
Valhalla
iCol
F. F. Bernsdorff
Peter's Forest
Plans Announced For Frederick Bridge Tournament
The Frederick Bridge Club announces a two session open pair event on Sunday May 15 at the Amvers Club with trophies and national rating points for winning pairs. Eligible Frederick area players may enter. Last week Dr Leonard Spero and Paul Kalayski won the top prize in a Monday game. Col and Mrs Wiltide were second followed by Mr and Mrs Weinberg and Leonard Zimm erman and Lathan Jacobson in third and fourth. P G Pearson directed the evening. Monday at 7 45 the club holds its monthly master point game with rating point awards for winning pairs.
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Frederick
Manuel Weinberg
Leonard Zimmerman
Lathan Jacobson
P. G. Pearson
Frederick Group
Garden Club Plans Day in New Market
New Market hosts a daylong Garden Club event May 28 under District 3, with tours of homes and town halls, an antique forum and flower show. Stuart Haller chairs the day. committee heads include Mrs. Byron White and Mrs. Jarboe Grove, with public notices by Mrs. Jesse Hakes.
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Erated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Stuart Haller
Byron White
Jarboe ‘Grove
Chase -Gove
Edgar ‘Barns
Union Bridge
Town Hall
Frank Elliott
Grange Hall
Jennings Bailey
Buckeystown
Robert Reynolds
Hagerstown
Jesse Hakes
Woodbine
New Market
Episcopal
Methodist Church
Asa Watkins
Frank Harris
Mt. Airy ‘Garden Club
Adamstown Club
Ethene
Charles Wood
Marshall
Susan
Frederick County
Beatrice Fehr
Adamstown
Eric Biser
Palmer Snook
Sand Clothing
Milton Fry
de Rose
iHouff
Snook
Frederick Theater
iMay
iMrs
Tvan Loucks
Edgar Hawker
James
Robert de Rose
St. Luke's Lutheran
National Home
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W. W. Corbin
Carole Mahler
Pitt
King
Richard Floyd
Beane
Frank Castle
Welcome Wagon Club
Youth Council
Anita Moberly
Joan Elworthy
Allen Barnes
Diane Candel
Danny Zimmerman
Uving RM
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ALO RM. Yee
Ine
Ali
Porche
Homograf
East De’Sain
Frederick High School
Charles Baldwin
Helen Smith
Mrs. Baldwin
Bill Thomas
Earl Loun
Ellery Easton
Dorothy Newcomer
Cornelia Poe
Wanda Myers
Puss Smith
Happy Acres
C. Grayson Stevens
U. S. 40
Braddock Heights
Garden Club
Workal Society
Ty John Dorsey Jr
Lord Baltimore
Charles F. Bowers
Lowell 5
Garland
New Market Methodist Church
Alrs
Paul Keppet
Florence Kirks
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ata Sps
Wills Jewelers
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Monterey
Motor Life
Mercury
America
Adie
Wwe
Whitewell
MOYER
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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