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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1938

Page

13

Frederick area clubs host dances and events

The Catoctin Club Inc meets for dinner and a business session at Le Franc Seater Key Herel on Tuesday at 6 30. Commencement for Nurses Training School is May 25 at 8 30. DeMolay May Ball expects 225 couples from Frederick County. A dinner dance honors Wat Bier Rudy, Motor Vehicles Commissioner, at the Bennet Hotel Baltimore last Thursday. The Hood Club holds informal luncheons at Hochschild Kohns. The Maryland Society of Washington hosts a reception and dance at Kennedy Warren May 30. Frederick High School seniors look to prom June 1. Nurses Graduation dances at Simmons Nurses Home follow. Alumnae Banquet for Girls High School set for June 20 with committees named. Ruby Roderck to attend Western Maryland College May Day events in Westminster. Eastern Star supper at High Knob Freder ick on Wednesday. Various local meetings and visits noted.

Kody Wat- Bier R Rudy Beanett Hotel Baltimore Rudys Com@missioner of Motor Vehicles Rady D Marshalle Schroeder Owen Vica Geeney

Frederick High School Alumni Plan Annual Dance and Banquet

Frederick High School Alumni Association plans the annual banquet dance and debate arrangements to be announced later. Committee includes Barton M. Creager president Ward H Marneys co president C Paul Rocerace secretary M Fogte treasurer and Ames W Heace Gol Nusz Edsard Nogte J R caard Ramsduys James O McCanner and J Harold Hooper as directors. Garden Club meeting announced for Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland to be held at Hood College on Tuesday June 7 at 1030 am with luncheon at 1 pm. Mrs Heyward E Bosco Baltimore is hostess and in charge of preserving. Mrs Samuel Thorn visits Westminster and Mrs Hammond Urner hosts in Frederick.

F. B.S Frederick High School Barton M. Creager Ward H Marneys Paul Rocerace Secretari Fogte Arer Acdames Heace Gol Nusz G Edsard Nogte J R.caard Ramsduys James O McCanner J Harold Hooper Janz Larry Federated Garden Clubs of iMaryland Hood Callege Lone O'Clock Aft Con Gan Brit Park Frederick

A Book a Day By Bruce Catton on Hicks and American socialism

Harvard announced Granville Hicks as faculty, a Communist party member, sparking Boston patriots to protest. Hicks argues American wealth could meet all needs under socialism, warning against ill housed and ill clad conditions. The essay praises Hicks for being calm yet persuasive in advocating social restructuring.

Harvard University Granville Hicks Communist Party Boston Boston Common Mr. Hicks America Modern Age Books Hicks Amenca Ins Na

Meeting of Utica Church Ladies Guild at Lewistown Hall

The regular Ladies Guild meeting of the Luca Re formed church was held at Lewistown Community Hall with hostesses Mrs Lada M Lambert and Mrs Albert Kipp. Twenty three members attended and rolls were called. Prayers, hymns, and a report on April basket were given. Birthdays, gifts, and refreshments followed as members shared in the eventful evening. The next meeting is scheduled for June 9 at Mrs Ida Buxton’s home.

Ladies Guild of the Luca Reformed Church Lewistown Lada M Lambert Albert Kipp Caltro Ender Else Snook Jumor Kresge Keesge Russel Henry Walter Forney Carise Martz Erma ‘Stull Rey Elmer Ramsburg Earl Clem Glenn Stull Grayson Stull Merrik Ramsburg Witliam Green Mervin Green Fred Stull Erma Stull Ida Buxton Aliss Francis Snook Harry Stull Manam Stull Charles Stull Elsie Snook Allen Martz West Fourth Street Buxton T Halbe Snook

Strength For The Day On Religion And Manners

A Babson Newspaper piece argues religion should foster cheerful, generous, helpful love. It notes even pious people can be irritable, fearful, or stern, and that clean faith does not guarantee niceness in behavior. The essay laments mean faults in good people turning others away from churches.

Babson Newspaper Svod Porter Gore

Alaska welfare board cites influx of destitute from lower 48

Juneau May 13 The Alaska Welfare Board says spring migration has brought a flood of destitute people from the states to the territory. J G Rivers, board member, notes the number arriving has risen but sees no way to stop them.

Juneau Alaska J G Rivers Alaska Welfare Board

Daily struggle framed as Gods war of character shaping

The phrase presents a view of life as a daily conflict where divine forces test and strengthen character, framing perseverance and virtue as the outcome of ongoing spiritual struggle. It implies moral growth comes through enduring hardship with faith.

Speaks at Chapel Hartman Urges Hard Road Choice

Rev Ralph E Hartman of Grace Evangelical Reformed Church spoke at Hood College chapel in Brodbeck Hall. Dean Ruth V Pope introduced him. Hartman warned many favor the easy road and urged daily resolve to face life with effort.

Ralph E Hartman Grace Evangelical Reformed Church Hood College Brodbeck Hall Ruth V Pope Mr Hartman

Traveler tips and notes on bus travel and radio licenses

The article offers travel guidance for bus passengers including steward roles, tipping, seating, baggage limits, stops, dress, and comfort advice. It also mentions WFBR obtaining power increases and applying for an experimental satellite license, plus WEBER and a Francis Scott Key Hotel tower reference.

Aants Loval WFBR Saluzmore Mm Fredenck Loset Lawrence Mass Weber Francis Scott Key Whatd

Surelss To Save Fish In Mont Pitched Plan

In Montana on May 13, Mentura 33 outlines plans to screen irrigation ditches to prevent fish losses. The superintendent notes thousands of fish perish yearly as they cannot return to streams after passing through headgates, prompting a push for protective screens.

Fiano Mont Mentura Jolvt

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