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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1971
Page
8
Harner said that a number of families on the waiting list live in condemned housing. A small percentage are already in public housing. Transfers will follow authority regulations that limit moves to families with changed housing needs. Most transferring families seek a five bedroom unit.
The annual Mother Daughter Banquet of St John s U C C Women s Guild Woodsboro was held May 5 in the church social room. Invocation by Mrs Kenneth Morgan opened the program with songs, tributes, solos, and a guest speaker Mrs Richard Harrison discussing Biblical Mothers. Prizes for oldest mother youngest mother most daughters and youngest daughter were awarded.
Mrs. Joseph Lind of Johnsville has been elected the new chair man of the Frederick District Lutheran Church Women for the next two years. The election occurred at the District's Annual Spring Assembly on April 25 at Mt Zion Haughs Lutheran Church. Highlights included a devotional on Christian love by Rev David Himmler and a Bible study by Rev Emmanuel Hoover.
A fragment notes that bouquets or displays named Quet of Violets were designed by Mrs John Bowers and Mrs Leah Ziegler. Theera appears to be a social or decorative reference with two named creators and a floral title.
The Bright Jewels Sunday School Class of Calvary United Methodist Church held its annual banquet at the Dan Dee Restaurant on Thursday May 6 at 6 30 with forty five members and guests attending Rev Kenneth Tyson opened with invocation and Miss Tida Newbern spoke about Brazil showing slides The group enjoyed fried chicken and ham dinner and fellowshipped with group singing led by Mrs Thelma Mantz.
A fire destroyed two rooms of an unoccupied house at 102 East Eighth Street Brunswick late Friday night. Two suspects were seen fleeing and are being sought by Police Patrolman E L Van Steinberg. The home is owned by Mrs Carolyn Compton Cumberland formerly of Brunswick. A nearby resident heard an early report of the blaze.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the American Legion Home in Thurmont on Monday May 17. Donor registration runs 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM. About 200 past donors from Thurmont Emmitsburg are urged to participate and walk-ins are welcome. Blood donors receive one year full coverage for themselves and immediate family in hospitals nationwide that accept Red Cross replacements. Donors with prior Red Cross cards should bring them to be updated.
An argument between a man and a woman preceded a blaze at a Brunswick residence around 11 10 p m. The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department quickly extinguished the fire. An officer noted the house had been frequently vandalized.
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