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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1964

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May Day Court at Frederick Academy joins Mexican Fiesta

The Frederick Academy of the Visitation held its May Day Crowning and Mexican Fiesta on East Second Street. Rev. Herbert R. Jordan of Lat in America delivered the address urging girls to set good examples at home school and in society. May Day Queen Jo Ann Eigelsbach and court members Cynthia Wiles Diane Vachon Christine Persichetti Wendy Davis Studio, Barbara Baker were named. Decorations committee members were Mrs. Walter Snow and Mrs. Helge Michael.

Frederick Academy of the Visitation East Second Street Herbert R. Jordan Papal Volunteers of Latin America St. Martin’s Baltimore Jordan May Day Court Cynthia Wiles Diane Vachon Christine Persichetti

Dr Thomas Speaks At Vindobona Meeting

Frederick County Heart Association board member Dr James 8 Thomas spoke to Vindobona Nursing Home staff in Braddock Heights on May 12. He reviewed the AHA sponsored film Challenge of Management showing a stroke patient’s recovery and urged early activity, independence, and family support amid notes on warning signs and recovery challenges.

James 8. Thomas Frederick County Heart Association Vindobona Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc Braddock Heights American Heart Association Thomas

Hospital Alumnae To Meet Wednesday

Members of the Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association will hold their meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Potomac Edison Company Home Demonstration Kitchen. A Spring Luncheon demonstration will be presented by Miss Irene Caton.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Potomac Edison Company Irene Caton

Covering Custard: A Simple Step to Prevent Skim Formation

To keep a skim from forming on the top of soft custard, cover the surface tightly. Refrigerate the custard before serving and store any leftovers.

Hood College to stage Anniversary Collection fashion show

Hood College home economics department presents an Anniversary Collection in its annual fashion show on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall. The program blends modern designs by Hood students with a 50 year retrospective, highlighting sportswear evening wear and a wedding dress. The 50th graduating class will include B.S. degrees in home economics. Joanne Bloodgood coordinates the show with Dr. Donal D. Ditty assisting.

Hood College Home Economics Department Hood Brodbeck Hall Joanne Bloodgood Donal D. Ditty Frank J. Keefer Hood College

Local Horses Take Prizes At Show

Local riders claimed multiple prizes at the Sugar Loaf Riding Club Horse Show at Al Marah Stables Bethesda. Morgan horses from Joselene Hills Farm Mt Pleasant won various classes led by Count Benaida Vona and Lady Dareen Vona with riders Janis Young Rosemary Vona and Jo Ann Eigelsbach. Duchess Benalinda Vona and Marymore Sally also earned placings along with Pepe L owned by Dr. and Mrs. Lee Miller. An Morgan Driving Exhibition highlighted the afternoon.

Sugar Loaf Riding Club al Marah Bethesda Showman Vona Janis Young F. Russell Young Dareen Vona Rosemary Vona Knobbieneze Vona Jo Ann Eigelsbach Henry T. Eigelsbach This City Warner L. Brittain Sally Hensen Duchess Benalinda Vona Harry Brinkley Randallstown Pepe L Lee Miller Woodsboro

Rotary Club Sponsors The Gondoliers in Frederick

The Rotary Club of Frederick sponsors The Gondoliers opera with Tom Jones as a comic actor. The 70 performer production with full orchestra travels to Frederick High School auditorium on May 30 at 8 15 p m to benefit the Frederick Track and Field Club and the Boy Scout Capital Campaign.

Tom Jones Frederick Memorial Mr. Jones Motion Picure Rotary Club of Frederick High School Montgomery Light Opera Association Boy Scout ‘Capital Campaign Standing Edward F. Mull John Carnecian Herbert M. Bloom J. Ralph Austin Condoliers

Hood College Music Senior Recital Honors Local Students

Hood College Music Department presents a Senior Recital featuring mezzo soprano Linda Berry and organist Sharon Young. Berry, from Centerport New York, has been a Hood College Choir soloist and Dean's List student. Young, from Hagerstown, has served as organist at Coffman Chapel and completed student teaching at Damascus High School. Eda Ryll accompanies on piano, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Eric Ryll of Frederick.

Music Department Hood College At & P.m Brodbeck Hall Linda Berry Scarlatti Beethoven Saint - Saens Eda Ryll Eric Ryll Frederick Sharon Young R V. Williams Miss Berry Centerport Long Island N. Y Hood Miss Young Austin T. Young Hagerstown Coffman Chapel Damascus High School

Auxiliary officers elected at Center North Market meet

At Center North Market Street 1:30 p.m. officers were elected and the 1963 64 president's report presented by outgoing president Mrs Jennings Bailey Jr Shown seated left to right are Mrs Paul Michael Mrs Raymond Hixon newly elected secretary Mrs Bailey Mrs Richard F Nallin and Mrs Ann Brown auxiliary members Mrs Eve C Leonard Frederick County director and Mrs Manuel Weinberg an auxiliary member Standing left to right are Mrs J J Seale auxiliary member Mrs Virgil Moser newly elected president and Mrs Gilbert Lowenthal newly elected treasurer

North Market Street Jennings Bailey Jr Paul Michael Raymond Hixon Bailey Richard F. Nallin Ann Brown Eve C. Leonard Frederick County Frank J.eers Manuel Weinberg J. J. Seale Virgil Moser Gilbert Lowenthal

Hagerstown Woman Elected Head of Easter Seal Auxiliary

Mrs. Virgil Moser of Hagerstown was elected president of the Western Maryland Easter Seal Treatment Center Auxiliary for Crippled Children and Adults. Officers chosen are vice president Mrs. J Lawrence Luckadoo, secretary Mrs. Raymond Hixon, treasurer Mrs. Gilbert Lowenthal, and parliamentarian Mrs. Millard Richardson. The installation will occur at a June 10 luncheon at the Holiday Inn.

Virgil Moser Hagerstown Maryland North Market Street J. Lawrence Luckadoo Buckeystown Raymond Hixon Gilbert Lowenthal Braddock Heights Millard Richardson Westminster Jennings Bailey Jr This City Edgar G. Barnes Alvin Bineau Washington County Eves Leonard Frederick County Clyde Ahrnsbrok Carroll County Holiday Inn U. S. 40 Frederick Bailey Western Maryland

Open House Scheduled at Centers for Emotionally Disturbed Children

The public is invited to an open house from 1 to 4 p m on May 27 at the Fine Isinger and Richards Centers for emotionally disturbed children.

Fineisinger and Richards

Rosewood State Hospital Tours Highlight New Programs

On the Rosewood State Hospital grounds in Owings Mills staff will conduct tours and explain the new programs to visitors.

Rosewood State Hospital Owings Mills

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