Election Of Officers Is Held By Calvary Church Society
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary church Mt Airy met May 3 with 37 members and four visitors. Mrs George Free led worship on The Light Will Shine in North Africa and directed the scripture and responsive reading. Mrs Donald Watkins oversaw the missionary program and wrote a dramatization from Pearls Are Made presented by nine members. New member Mrs Amos Watkins greeted. district president Mrs Bochschmidt spoke. Nominating report approved, electing officers for the coming year led by President Mrs J Keller Smith, with Olive Mount as vice president and multiple secretaries handling duties from spiritual life to youth work.
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Women's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Church
Mt Airy
George Free
North Africa
Free
Donald Watkins
Watkins
Alin M. Harrison
June Watkins
Tommy Penn
Patsy Leggett
Margaret Ann Fritz
Alma Jean Leatherwood
Linden Albright
Mary Ann Walker
Caroline Conaway
Elaine Klein
Bochschmidt
J. Keller Smith
Amos Watkins
Day
Japan
Korea
Smith
Henry Hood
Olive Mount
Herbert L. Glaze
Raymond R. Brandenburg
Hubert P. Burdette
Arthur C. Day
Henry G. Hood
Christian Social Relations
Ieat Church Attivuties
Wilson Etzler
Leslie Rigler
Childrens Work
Guy Leatherwood
Marion V. Runkles
Mark
Monocacy Motors Leatherwood and Mt St Mary's appoint co editors
Mt St Marys College Mountain Echo announces co editors in chief for the semi monthly publication. John M Andrews of Pikesville and James E Werner of Cumberland named as co editors starting this fall. Andrews is a junior history major and sports editor and is an Army veteran with service in Japan.
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Tradition
Mountain Echo
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Marylanders
John M. Andrews
Pikesville
James E. Werner
Cumberland
J A
Calvert Hall
Baltimore
First Cavalry
Japan
Used Cars Lot Ad Highlights Wide Selection
A car lot on Jefferson Street Extended and at 615 North Market Street advertises a broad stock of used cars from 1937 to 1957 including Plymouth, Dodge, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Desoto, Nash, and Cadillac models. The dealer lists prices in the low range and provides contact numbers 1740 R and 150 for the main office.
Key Chevrolet used car list and sales openings
1949 Chevrolet 14 ton Pickup Like New SARS 1947 Rev 143 ton Chassis and Cab excellent condition $730. 1946 Chevrolet 14 ton Canopy Express unusually good $695. 1042 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Motor just overhauled $550. 1936 Chevrolet 24 ton Pickup $125. KEY CHEVROLET SALES INC 106 East Patrick Street Phone 707. Immediate needs: AUTO SALESMAN, MECHANIC, METAL WORKER.
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Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick Street
Thurmont and nearby clubs hold annual Homemakers events
The Thurmont Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Hewitt Crosby’s home with 24 members, two visitors, and a program featuring a food freezing demonstration by Beatrice Fehr and a frozen foods quiz. Short Course plans a 25th anniversary party May 24 in Frederick, plus a June 28 Song Fest. The next Thurmont meeting is June 11 at Miss Marie Miller’s home.
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Thurmont Club
Thurmont Homemakers’ Club
Hewitt Crosby
Warren Grushan
Beatrice Fehr
Frederick County Short Course Club
Frederick
Frederick High School
Yamsville Homemakers’ Club
Caton
Joseph Kehne
Sjamsville
Potomac Edison Co
Harry C. Swomley
Boyd Page
Marie
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
Advertisement claims a product T 4 1 will kill athlete's foot germs in one hour with high concentration undibsted base elves or penetrating power. Guarantees a refund if not satisfied and urges purchase at Namson's Drug Store.
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W Namson
Gavilan Bratton Set for Friday Night Welterweight Bout
New York May 16 One of the biggest betting fights in recent years appeared in the making as Kid Gavilan of Cuba and Johnny Bratton of Chicago wound up training for Friday night's welterweight championship bout at the Garden Broadway regulars report.
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New York
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
the Garden
Broadway
Saturday Preakness Set With Wide Open Field
Baltimore readers expect a loose field at Pimlico for Saturdays Preakness with many contenders in the mix. Trainers of Alerted and Bold anticipate a crowded headcount after recent prep races and are weighing which of seven possible rivals will join the race.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Derby and Preakness Probables Leave Few Standouts
The field in both races shows no clear standout as none of Timely Reward, F Stretch, Hall of Fame, Sonic, Re eloi re, Counterpoint, or Knowit look highly eligible for the $75,000 Preakness. The Kentuc Derby contenders also fail to edge into strong credit for a major upset.
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Leatherwood
Lindsay L. Browning
Walter Spurrier
Stanley van Sant
Gertrude Barnes
W. P Roberts
Swartzell Home
Asa H. Watkins
Sibley Guild
Nathan G. Dorsey
Hattie Mercer
William Wagner
Rudy Watkins
Monocacy Motors
Jefferson Street
North Market SL
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Lawson Motor Sales
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Ike Williams
Beau Jack
Gavilan
Bratton
Fident
Jacobson’s Department Store
Gilbert
North Market ST
Schroeder
Bayeny
Kresge
Naptha
Para
Surn
War Bey
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus, Md
Oacrex
Madagascar
Sai
Dunns
Wiltless
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