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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1958

Page

13

First County-Wide Art Exhibition Held Here

Attendance was strong for the first County-Wide Art Exhibition at North Frederick Elementary School alongside the Tasker’s Chance Garden Club flower show. Chairmen Mrs. Nelson Lyttle and Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Peters praised amateur and student participation from Hood College and the Maryland School for the Deaf. The Civic club sponsored the event, presenting about 300 artworks without prizes. Flower show winners included Mrs. Charles S. V. Lanner, with a black and red picnic table arrangement, and Mrs. William H. Thomas chaired the flower show. Additional prize listings cover horticultural classes, iris entries, blue ribbons, and bearded iris awards amid weather-related entry reductions.

North Frederick Tasker's Chance Garden Club Nelson Lyttle Focal Hood College Maryland School For the Deaf William H. ‘Thomas Charles Baldwin Civic Club Robert Clapp Claude Barrick William Thomas J. Carlisle Smith Eric Lundgren Joseph ‘Turner Frank Bireley Barrick Emma LeGore Arltan Molesworth Charles Seott Cramer Maryland University Hospital Baltimore Robert Clapp Jr G. Hunter Bowers Helen Smith Joby Smith Edward D. Grove Chase Gove Lawrence Baldwin Lanmer Justus Dave Carlton Molesworth Garden Club Blair Titus Adamstows Glenn Withide John P. Thrasher Jennings Bailey James B. Thomas Claude H. Barrick Wilhide Chari ‘Les Sanner Joseph Urner Franklin Birely George ‘Zeigler Robert i E. Clapp Jr Clapp J.carlisle Smith F. D. Howard Theron Green Biredy Grove Jr Zeigler

May Stan O Malley Browns trade Ford to Dodgers

In a city council scramble amid Chavez Ravine plans the Browns trade veteran defensive end Ford to the Dodgers for undisclosed draft terms. The council also calls bids for oil drilling and notes a cemetery purchase bid on Chavez Ravine as building debates continue.

Stan O’malley Browns FORD Los Angeles Cleveland Walter F Cleveland Browns O'Malley Jed Los An-Lennie Ford Gress Bay Geles Dodgers Packers Chavez Ravine City Hall Dodgers Brooklyn

Optimist Club Attends District Convention Highlights

The Frederick Optimist Club joined the Thirty-second annual Sixteenth District gathering at the Sheraton Park Hotel Washington May 15 16 17. Governor Edward J. Daugherty presided and received a citation plus a Polaroid camera. Highlights included schools for presidents and secretarys, an oratorical contest, the memorial services and a banquet for 700. Several members attended pre and post events and district scrapbook honors awarded first place to the Frederick entry.

Frederick Optimist Club Optimist International Sheraton Park Hotel Washington Edward J. Daugherty William C. Hobson International Presiden C. Lease Bussard Lloyd. R. Sup Homer C. Brooks Stanley Y. Gaver Hubem Biser Air Hesbia Foster Optiates Julia Smith Bare Daugherty District 16 Bussard Lloyd R. Stup Wil Liam C. Hobson Bruce Reeder Frederick Optimist New York-Washington Senators Anele Ronald Smith Smith Jonshaan

Homemakers Club Meeting Plans June Picnic

Unionville Homemakers Club met in the afternoon with Miss Fehr in attendance. Mrs. Frederick Yast led the group in songs Home on the Range and The Song of the Homemaker. An etiquette program and a short skit by members including Mrs. Murray Burrier and others were presented. A short course was discussed and the June picnic plan was set for Mrs. Holly Albaugh’s ward with each guest bringing a table setting and picnic dish. If rain, the Grange Hall will host. Refreshments were served by several hostesses.

Unionville Club Unionville Homemakers Club George van Eill Frederick Yost Jacob Young Ruth Zimmerman Walter Zimmerman

Damascus High Notes and Local Activities Mixed In

Damascus High School eyes opponents for future events while listing staff and church speakers. DHS baseball lost 32 to Lisbon at Canvases on May 13. senior party planned May 23 at Jane Watkins home. IBM rep visited typing class. library and furniture repairs underway. Student Council nominees listed for 1958 59. Damascus Junior High track team placed fifth at Wheat Meet on May 12 with Butch Cline scoring eight and Cleve Ambrose three.

Problems Clauss New York Mickey Craw Damascus High School Ford Adams Cedar Grove Manot Baptist Church Steckman Cedar Grove Methodist Welterweight Cone Kesler Damascus Methodist Church Damascus High Lisbon DHS Jane Watkins IBM Lucration Mary Jo Watkins Clifford Burdette Patrricia Poole Jack King Rosalyn Bell Connie Mills Sec i Ellen Saylor Deborah Waikfield Jane Mullingaux Jerry Duvall Mary Kesler Elaine Tobin Damascus Wheaton Butch Cline Cleve Ambrose

Minor Leagues Baseball and Local News Highlights

Pacific Coast League scores Vancouver 4 Sacramento 3 in Phoenix. International League Montreal 7 Buffalo 3. Toronto 13 Rochester 5 in game one. Rochester 7 Toronto 5 in game two. American Assn Indianapolis 4 Wichita 3. Omaha 1 Minneapolis 0. Rain affected Washington NFL signing news with three contracts. Damascus High hosts and student council treasurer nomination noted.

Associated Press Vancouver Sacramento Phoenix Seattle Montreal Buffalo Toronto Rochester Miami Richmond American Assn Indianapolis Wichita Omaha Minneapolis Louisville Charleston St. Paul Denver Washington Joe Kuharich Washington Redskins Kuharich Jim Podoley National Football League Ray Lomek Chet Ostrowski

Man Identified as Rideout Shoots Wife Then Commits Suicide

Police report Douglas Rideout, 33, of Silver Spring, shot his wife in the car near the Carter Barron Amphitheater parking lot, then killed himself. The wife, wounded in the head, was taken to a hospital. Rideout, a former Army employee, had recently been discharged from Walter Reed and had no children. The couple had been in the process of separating. a Europe-bound assignment for a U.S. Army unit is noted among connected details.

Washington Douglas ‘Rideout Silver Spring, Ltd Carter Barron Rideout Shoreiere i Riggs National Bank Ridenus Riceout Vans Administration Army Soi Walter Reed Army Hosne Rideouts

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