Junior Prom at Vic Freer High School Gym
Vicness transforms the Vic Frelden gym into a festive prom venue with 8:30 p.m. start. Diane Lawson chairs the event with a large faculty and student committee led by Derorations and Jaime Meadows. The program includes invitations, refreshments, and music by Bill Krantz and his orchestra.
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Vic Frederick High School
Diane Lawson
Harry E. Compropst
Morton Prime
Henry A. Groffer
Alvis E. Fischer
Ann K. Fry
Grace L. Engelbrecht
Susie Stifrin
M. Hath Sorith
Erma L
Harry Y Milter
Miss Lawson
Derorations
Jaime Meadows
Wayne Rhoderick
Dean Stickie
Richard Gastley
Mac Brandenburg
Robert Murray
Paul Ausheriman
Doug Harrison
Hazel Warding
Mary Alice Poole
Anita Mobley
Steve Serepca
Judy Hickman
Lois Baumgardner
Lucille Koontz
Rosalind Nasher
Pat Zimmerman
Thomas
Tinker) Michael
Tais Rice
Jack Derr
Pixie Kelly
Charles Scarff
Robert Turk
Alan Weintraub
Marjorie Stup
Carol Molesworth
Shirley Blank
Sylvia Muff
Paul Oden
Pat Coldflower
Larry Layman
Ann Garrett
Barbara Reynolds
Ronnie Eyler
Lavenia Hume
Connie Stockman
Carolyne Breckenridge
Texanna McDonough
Sarah Willard
Dorothy Geisbert
Sherry Phillips
Sandra Fneiborh
Gloria Wood
Nancy Zufal
Suzanne Patton
David Rhorer
Michael Sup
Barbara Lee
Garde
Terry Phillips
Chainman
Patsy Colliflower
Bill Krantz
Orchestra
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Jacoby on Bridge Careful Play
Bridge columnist revisits careful play strategies and practical tips for handling tricky contracts. Insights focus on counting, signaling, and avoiding needless risks to conserve declarer and defender chances.
Daring grand slam bid in Mogot hand prompts critique
Oswald Jacoby reviews Sal Mogot of New York on a challenging bridge hand. North's bold lead, West's tough trump, and a 4-2 or better heart break determine the outcome. Mogot salvages the trick with precise discards and ruffs, aiming to clinch the grand slam.
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Oswald Jacoby Whitten
NEA
Sal Mogot
New York
North
Mr. Mogol
West
Sol
East
Sal
Dimmy
Country Homes Tour in Upper Montgomery Co on Thursday
Six homes a cemetery church and parish hall open in upper Montgomery near Poolesville with Mrs Frederick Gutheim as public chairman. Homes include the King home Merrie Manor Wedemeyer Burwell Oak Ridge Carter's Farm and more with Moneta cemetery St Peter's Church and parish hall hosting a food sale and The Pantry Shelf treats. garden club arrangements complete the event.
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Upper Montgomery Co
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Montgomery
Barnesville
Dawsonville
Frederick Gutheim
James D. King
Merrie Manor
Harry Richardson
Thomas Rawlings
A. C. Wedemeyer
Trev. Townsend Dade
Mr. Dade
Christ Church
Alexandria
Col
Hubert D. Dade
L. Hl. Burwell
Liberty
Oak
Sugar Loaf
Carter
F .M. Carter
Joshua Chilton
Isuill
Monetacy
Healisville
Episcopal Chapel of Ease
Uld.c
Townsend Dade
George Washington
St. Peter's Church
Historical Society
St. Peter's
Washington
Agnus Dana
Moracaey Garden Club
Emergency Room Services at Frederick Memorial Hospital
The Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room operates 24 hours daily with a surgeon medical man pediatrician oculist and obstetrician on call. It offers private and charity treatment and has expanded since earlier years with six surgeons two urologists and new facilities and equipment including a fracture table. Modern anesthesia allows targeted operation without delays.
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The
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Col Hams Speaks To Welcome Wagon Group
Col Grorze E Hams of Silver Spring spoke to the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club, recounting his ancestor’s War of 1812 service and arguing Baltimore’s 1814 victory secured U S leadership. The meeting at Hood College discussed murals for Frederick Memorial Hospital and announced a Sept 3 benefit party chaired by Mrs Aubrey Dixon.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Francis Scott Key Hatch
Col
Grorze E. Hams
Silver
Hiss
Baltimore
America
United States
Ernest Kolsrud
Hood College Aymmasium
Aubrey Dixon
W. P. Campbell
Thomas Hall
Robinson Nottingham
Franz
Blues
David Weisburger
Hood
Callese
Honor student Miss Susan S Hughes tapped for Mary Washington College society
Miss Susan S Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton E Hughes of Tony Tank Manor Salisbury is among 38 juniors at Mary Washington College Fredericksburg Virginia selected for Cup and Gown senior honor society based on scholarship leadership and service She is granddaughter of Mrs Bessie K Stauffer of this city chosen from 248 students.
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Susan S. Hughes
Alton E. Hughes
Tony Tank Manor
Salisbury
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Miss Hughes
Bessie K. Stauffer
Hood College Nursing Grads From Hopkins Hood Girls To Graduate From Hopkins
Three Hood College nursing candidates from Frederick and nearby areas will receive Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees at Hood College commencement on June 8. Barbara Kaufman Barbara Jane Thomas Yinger and Annette Irene Powell, all Hood pre professional nursing students, will graduate from Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing next week. Bettie Merle Brown from Baltimore also earns a nursing degree this spring. Eight other Hood degree candidates are to graduate from Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing in Boston.
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Frederick Area
Fron Hood College
Johns, Nooking Hospital School of Nursing
Barbara Kaufman
Wilfred
L. Kaufman
Barbara Jane
Thomas Yinger
Daniel J. Thomas
Annette Irene Powell
W. Sherman Powell
Woodshoro
Bettie Merle Brown
Alphonsa E. Snown
Baltimore
Hood
Johns Mopkins
Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing
Boston
Korean Lecturer to Speak at Calvary Church
Mrs Induk Pahk, a noted Korean lecturer, will speak in Calvary Methodist Parish Hall next Tuesday at 8 p.m. She is sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild. Her topic is Thy Am a Christian. Pahk has lectured worldwide and worked for the military government in Korea as a radio lecturer.
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Induk Pahk
Calvary Methodist Church
Groupationa Korea
Korean author and lecture tour at Teachers College
Mrs. Pahk, a Korean literature contributor and author of Septem ber Monkey, will speak at a Teachers College event. Harper and Bros. published her autobiography in 1951 with royalties supporting Korea relief. An informal coffee tour and meeting with national federation leaders will follow.
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Ier
M. A. Fom Teachers College
Columbia
Harper and Bros
New York
Mrs. Pahk
Tate
Korea
Local B P Women To Attend State Meeting
Seven delegates and two officials of the Local Business and Professional Women's club depart today for Baltimore to join Maryland Federation weekend events. Emerson Hotel serves as headquarters for a three day meeting opening this evening with a get acquainted sight. Attending from here are Miss Katherine Sherrill president and Miss Jean Eckard member of the State board. Sherrill also sits on the state board. Delegates include Mrs Louise Hamwell Mrs Eleanor Everhart Miss Ethel Crawford and Miss Ruth Smith.
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Women's Club
Baltimore
Maryland Federation
Emerson Hotel
Katherine Sterrill
Jean Eckard
State Board
Sherrill
Louise Hamwell
Eleanor Everhart
Ethel Crawford
Ruth Smith
Bridge Game Honors Awarded at Amvets Club
Dr Leonard Spero and Ernest Hirsch received full master point awards for winning the bridge game of the Frederick Bridge Club last Monday evening at the Amvets Club. Dr Frank C Worthington and T Edgie Russell took second place with fractional master points amid other fractional awards won by Nathan Jacobson Leonard Zimmerman William Selzer Horace Rees.
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Leonard Spero
Ernest Hirsch
Frederick Bridge
Amvets Club
Frank C. Worthington T
Edgie Russell
Messrs
Nathan Jacobson
Leonard Zimmerman
William E. Selzer
Horace Rees
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Neads Sorority
Elizabeth R. Smith
Alpha Theta
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Raobert Mentzer
Burkittsville
Boonshoro
Jack Davis
Hood College
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North Frederick
Taskers Chance Garten Club
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Mra
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Ralph Lincoln
Laurence Teonard
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Wilbert SH. Trinehart
Dorothy Elizabeth
Joseph W. Sweeney
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Thurnmont
Calvary Church
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Bell’s Millinery
North Y Market
Suiss Mary Staley
Mae ‘Shankle
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