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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1936
Page
2
Weather notes report a strong northeast wind bringing a heat wave with record warmth for the period. Temperatures reached near record highs in many areas while dry conditions persisted and a potential rainline loomed later.
A fragmented account describes penguin themed decoration in black and white with damask borders and teal accents. The piece mentions Westminster penguins and Mrs Hert Keerler, plus a Baltimore Woman's Club event featuring songs, readings, a drama, and team-based refreshments.
Mrs EL Aigbee led a morning program for the Woman's club in Firemen's Hall with Mrs Higbee as mute chair. Featured were piano numbers by Mrs Higbee and readings by Mary Gene Matthews and Patricia Stnneon. A motion to enter a show in Frederick was carried. Committee members were named, including Mrs DB P. Ose and Clarence. Prize winner was Mrs George Eyster. a fountain garden opinion was presented by Mrs W D Kolb.
May 10 social list records visits and greetings across families in Broteningsville Rome. The notes mention Mrs Deadly Watkins visiting friends, Hodete and Grimes family birthdays, Mrs Heil quarrels, and visits involving Pitcure and Burdette kin, plus several church and neighbor gatherings with numerous relatives and neighbors named.
Fragmentary report lists Hagerttawm traffic area, Mee FM and Mazel Burdette with family members including Almira and sister, plus visits to Mrs Maurice Watkins and Mr and Mrs Maurice Watkins on a Sunday. Names appear with several acquaintances and requests for advertised articles.
Bethe Tabernacle on West One Street opens for the second week as the revival meetings continue nightly Monday through Tuesday. Newsprint mentions subjects, messages, and expected services by the congregations. Speakers and topics are listed as potential sermons and neighborhood revival activities.
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