Hood College Home Economics Fashion Show Time Theme
Hood College hosts a Fashions of the Times fashion show in Brodbeck Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday. Students from clothing construction and design present staged scenes inspired by The New York Times fashion supplement, including offices, studio shoots, and original designs with free admission.
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Times
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
New York Times
Mary Jo Bzdil
Miss Badil
Rodreguez
Cavanaugh
Laroche
Jo Nettle
Madras
Bonnie Kloeblen
Newcomer
At & P.m
Garden Club Visits Arboretum in Washington
Members of the Garden Club of Frederick toured the United States National Arboretum in Washington. They viewed azalea displays and collections of Oriental plants, dogwood plantings, and Fern Valley sponsored by national garden clubs. The arboretum, established by Congress in 1927, educates the public on trees and shrubs and supports plant research under the Agriculture Department.
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Garden Club of
Frederick
United States Natural Arboretum
Washington
Garden Club
Garden Club of America
Woman's Nation, Farm and Garden Association
National Capital Garden Club League
Act of Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Crops Research
The
Agricultural Service
Inter Axals
Arborewhien
Prevention proves sun safety and tool hazards in home care
Home economics notes from Mrs Adele Miller advise avoidance of summer injuries. Emphasizing safe sun exposure, sunscreen use, and gradual tanning, the piece warns of midday burn risk, plus garden hazards from mowers, rakes, and sharp tools. It promotes an ounce of prevention as the best cure.
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Adele F. Miller
Lengion
Home Economics
Winchester
Maryland greenhouses grow disease resistant tobacco and hardy ornamentals
University of Maryland greenhouses cultivate tobacco hybrids and compact ornamentals for winter hardiness. Scientists test pyracantha, Japanese honeysuckle, and juniper in metal vans with varied nutrient regimes while exploring disease resistance to aid Maryland’s cash crops. About 3,000 students use the facilities yearly. nine greenhouses cover over an acre off Route School. Public tours run daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Marylland
W Samot
Alarma
Harrison
Couple Marries in Brunswick at Lutheran Church
Miss Betty Strailman of Frederick and Leslie Frye of Petersville wed at Lutheran Church of Brunswick with Rev. Ralph Miller officiating. Attendants included James Nicholson and Connie Nicholson. A reception followed at the Nicholson home. the couple reside in Petersville.
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Betty Strailman
Frederick
Leslie Frye
Petersville
Feagaville
Nicholson
Engagements Weigh on Hampton Families in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs George William McCarty of Hampton announce the engagement of daughter Sharon Lois to Donald James Roop Jr grandson of local families in Mount Washington and Towson Both are connected to the University of Maryland with sororities and fraternities noted Elizabeth Anne Goodman and Mary Jane Carmack engagements are announced with planned December and June weddings respectively in Frederick area circles
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George William McCarty
Hampton
Sharon Lois
Donald James Roop Jr
Donald James Roop
Miss McCarty
Henry J. Betz Sr
Stemmers Run
George W. McCarty
Philadelphia
McCarty
Towson High School
Towson
University
James H. Goodman
Linden Hills
Elizabeth Anne
James Vernon Devilbiss
Kenneth Devilbiss
West 14Th Street
Miss Goodman
Frederick High School
Hood College
Mr. Devilbiss
Capitol Institute of Technology
Washington D.C
James W. Carmack
RFD 1
Frederick
Mary Jane
Kenneth R. Jordan
Dewey T. Jordan
Schley Avenue
Couple Wed At Parsonage In Brunswick
Mrs. Mary I Longerbeam and Walter J Grey of Knoxville were united in marriage Friday evening at the Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick. Rev Ralph H Miller officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride's mother attended as the only attendant. The groom is son of late Mr and Mrs William R Grey of Hamilton Va and works for Robert E Hoff Plumbing and Heating in Rockville. After a short wedding trip they will live with the bride's mother.
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Mary I. Longerbeam
Walter J. Grey
RFD 1
Knoxville
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Mary E. Potter
Roy Lee Potter
William R. Grey
Hamilton
Travel Club hears Janssen tales of island sailing
Frederick Travel Club heard Dr. Warner Janssen, a Fort Detrick pathologist, recount sailing with Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Graves on the Haligonian from Florida to Hawkville Cay and other Bahamian islands. He described pirates, coral island formation, one room schools, thrifty islanders, pineapples, and tourism as a key economy. An information officer from New Zealand's embassy is scheduled for the next meeting.
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Travel Club
Janssen
Warner Janssen
Bahamian Islands
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Aubrey Graves
Washington
Hawkville Cay
Sea of
Abaco
New Zealand
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Qrehi
Flowers
Maryland
Corchus
IPM
University of Maryland
Athens
Maine
Cain
Iound
Vate
Woese Oe
Miss Carmack
Frederick High
Jordan
Sharon McCarty
Elizabeth Goodman
Mary Jane Carmack
Graves
Washington Post
Florida
New England
Island
Bunting
Deltox
Cline
E. Patrick
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