Flower Show at Bealisville Fire Hall Highlights Society News
The Monocacy Friday Garden Club held a flower show at the Bealisville Fire Hall with Kenneth Endicam as chairman and judges including Mrs. Landing and Mrs. George Bryant. Top awards went to Best of Show in arrangements Mrs. Menke and best of show in horticulture Mrs. Lo H. Bury. D.A.R. event hosted by Mrs. Roland W. Harbaugh in Bradcock Heights featured essay by Stephanie Cherry on Theodore Roosevelt. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Pryor Jr. of Sabillasville, a son born at Waynesboro Hospital.
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Bealisville
Kenneth Endicam
W. Welker Gray
Scboo
Landing
George Bryant
Arthur Ringlanc
Wiliam B. Hill
Kenwood
Harry H. Dosnely
Bee Ridge Summit
J. J. Chisolm
Beal Aie
Enécott
George W- Welker
Menke
Lo H. Bury
Burwell
Lesa Loeb
iMrs
Harbaugh
D.A.E
Roland W. Harbaugh
Bradcock Heights
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles £. Mull
Vephanie Cherry
Theodore Roosevelt
Mary Routzahn
Isabel Zimmerman
By- Carpenter
Roger Or
Calvin G. Pryor Jr
Sabillasville
Waynesboro Hospital
Fort Detrick Ladies Club elects Swan son president
The Fort Detrick Ladies Club elected Mrs. Robert W. Swanson as president for the coming term. New officers include Mrs. Merida W. Castlebury as first vice president, Mrs. George P. Blundell as second vice president, Mrs. John H. Morris as recording secretary, Mrs. John De. Kirsch as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Arnold G. Wedum as treasurer. Installations planned for June 17 at a meeting, with May 25 marked as Ladies Night Out at the Officers’ Open Mess hosted by Mrs. Andrew Gaspar.
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Fort Detrick
Andrew Gaspar
Zontians Hear Classification Talk in Frederick Club
Frederick Zonta Club heard Mrs Grace Miller discuss her government service in the WPA and War Department, outlining her duties at Fort Detrick and training in office practices. The event featured 40 attendees, with special guest Mrs Anna Fehr and a next meeting set for May 25 with Colonel Joseph Prep tice as speaker.
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James E. Doub
Pat Xcy
Grace Miller
Frederick Zonta Club
NCO
Francis
Scott Key
Miller
Alice Barker
Grace Stickell
Anna Fehr
Beatrice Fehr
Rhoda Kallaway
Joseph Preptice
Realtor to Speak at Chr Mens Club Luncheon in Philadelphia
Alex O. Dunlap, Philadelphia realtor and partner in H Dunlap Sons, will be guest speaker at the Chr Mens Club luncheon in the Wedewood Room of the Francis Scott Ker Hotel at 12:30. Dunlap, active in Gideons International, Youth for Christ and Christian Business Men's Committee International, teaches a Bible class and serves on boards at King’s College and Philadelphia Bible Institute. The program includes “The Art of Dyeing Flowers” by Mrs. J Vernon Coblentz and Mrs. Robert A. Kline and a piano rendition of Holding My Saviour's Hand by Mrs. Robert Barklaw and Mrs. Ethan Book.
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Alex O. Dunlap
Philadelphia
Tancheon
Wedewood
Francis Scott Ker
H § Dunlap Sons
Dunlap
Gideons International
Youth For Christ
Christian Business Men's Committee International
King’s College
Philadelphia Bible Institute
J. Vernon Coblentz
Robert A. Kline
Robert Barklaw
Ethan Book
Miss Charlotte Paugh Secures New York Position
Miss Charlotte Paugh of this city, a Florida Southern College graduate who studied at the Katharine Gibbs School in New York, has secured a position through Katharine Gibbs Placement Department with Kenyon and Eckhardt, Inc., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlotte Paugh
Florida Southern College
Katharine Gibbs School
New York City
Kenyon and Eckhardt, Inc
Women Deserve Equal Rights In Professions
Dr Ernestine Thurman told a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner of the Business and Professional Women’s Club that brains have no sex and women must gain equal professional standing. Club officers included Mrs E Mae Shankle as president and Miss Helen Bastion as retiring president with a slate stressing education, tolerance, and advancement for women in science and industry.
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Ernestine Thurman
Business and Professional Women's Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sirs. Thurman
Shankle
E. Mae Shankle
Lucille Wolford
Helen Bastion
Marie Ruch
Lottie Gall
Jessie M. Webster
Edith W. Carmack
Jean Eckard
Katherine Sherrill
Mildred K. Forney
Elsie Wolfe
Mary I. Staley
Noel Gross
Thurman
Intereets
Seld
Eleanor Everhart
Marie, Ruch
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Wolfe
Style Show For Hairdressers Highlighted By Local Club
Mrs Inez McGeogh and Mrs Helen Reinke led a style show for Frederick Hairdressers Association at Southern Restaurant with a clinic at Ecker’s Beauty Salon. Models Miss Dawn Butts Miss Mary Thomas and Mrs Corrine Wastler showcased hairstyles matching new fashions, including the Chiffon Lock trend. Clarence Dean chaired the Frederick Hair Fashion committee and will represent the unit in the Maryland State Hairdressers Association parade of units in Baltimore May 24 at Hotel Emerson.
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Inez McGeogh
Maryland
McGeogh
Gloria
Frederick
Clarence Dean
Popp
Tyersar
Owen Ecker
Maryland State Hairdressers Association
Emerson
Baltimore
Irene Lantz
Mary Staub
F. Leroy Hahn
California
Eric Sodergren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary E. Smith
Hagerstown
Maurice C. Smith
Agnes Favorite
Hattie Seyler
G. Leatherman
Menonite Church
Maugansville
Carrie Clem
Bliss Clem
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creargerstown
Faithful Workers
Charles Brown
Hattie Sayler
Sarah Kin~na
Harvey Lare
Hahn
Clarence E. Long
Orphan Home
Myrtle Hubbard
Clarence Long
iCarrie Null
Aiyrtle Free
William Kolb
Estella Hankey
Enite
Haining
Brown
Ray Martin
Sayler
JC. Long
Recreation
Shakespeare on TV From Gallaudet The Drama Club
IO PRESENT SHAKESPEARE aloyd Ambrosen announces Gallaudet College Washington will present a shortened Othello on television Monday at eight o'clock The program will be sign language narrated and aired over channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Drama Club
Gallaudet College
Washington
Stevens-Cooper engagement announced in Poolesville
Mrs. Harry Lorraine Stevens of Poolesville announces the engagement of her daughter Phyllis Lueva Stevens to Kenneth Robert Cooper of Edgewater Florida. Phyllis Lueva Stevens is a University of Maryland sophomore and Gymkana member. Kenneth Robert Cooper is a University of Maryland graduate planning to teach at Sligo Park Junior High School. A wedding is planned.
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Barbara McCutcheon
Robert J. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Mr. McCutcheon
Gilbert J. Martin
Hartford, Conn
Baptiste J. Martin
Howland
McCutcheon
van Corlaer Junier High School
Schenectady
N. Y
Martin
Ley Construction Companyz Gut
Emil W. Johnson
Military Road
Virginia Joyce
Charles A. Pennington
Air Force Reserve
Roy C. Pennington
Harlan, Ky
Miss Johnson
University of Kentucky
Lieut. Pennington
Harry Lorraine Stevens
Poolesville
Phyllis Lueva
Kenneth Robert Cooper
Kenneth George Cooper
Edgewater
Fla
Miss Stevens
Poolesville High School
University of Maryland College of Physical Education
College Park
Gymkana
Cooper
Sherwood High School
Sandy Spring
Sligo Park
Silver Spring
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
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Helen Notnagie
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J. R. Eckenrode
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Sylvania Company
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Aliquippa
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Miard Rice
Harry Hedges
William Deter
Andrew J. Brown
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John Salmine
Rome
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Hermann Fischer
Schley Inn
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Pan American’ Lines
Florida
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Duluth
Minn
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Frederick W. Dawson
Charles Walker
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Hulett L. Register
Newport
R. LL. Toygin
Arthur B. Anderson
Urbana
Altie T. Fouche
Perryville
Henry E. Poston Jr
Third Street
Helen, Fry Piaches Scott
Carroll Street
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Elizabeth Heffner
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Hiram J. Thomas
Houston
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Stephen Paul
Peter John
Stanton S. Loveless
Mt. Airy
Thomas E. Furia
Geigy Industrial Chemicals
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Robert S. Kahn
Chicago
Harold Okrend
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Jack Hoffman
Patrick Street
Dorothy Swomiley
Lewistoun
Clifford M. Baker
Karth Ma
Kathryn Bek
Miami Beach
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McBride
Robert J. Allen
West Second Treet
Francis Scott Hey Hotel
Ammon E. Cramer
Willam Q. Wertenbaker
Donald G. Grothaus
Harvard University
Hachiro Shimanuki
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Francis Scott Key
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Joseph Schwimer
Office For Information and Public Affairs
Second Army Headhers
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Tish” Swomley
al Kime
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Charlotte Best
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Larne Hammond
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John C. Malinowski
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Bud Rice
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Orioles
Rachel Lee Baker
Ray
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Richard H. Klitch
Walter Reed Medical Unit
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Lavelle Hays
Gertha Terrell
Civilian Personnel Office
Society For Personnel Administration
Chester Fogle
Thurmont
Dorothy Mae
Lewis Samuel Smith
Edward Smith Sr
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Gettysburg Furniture Factory
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IO Present Shakespeare
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Charles E Kline
Charles Edward Kline Jr
Rachel Wastler
Hazel Wastler
Boney Free
Maurice Whipp
Byron Free
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Milton Grimes
Lutheran Sunday School Association
Western Conference
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Harold Shorb
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Youth Fellowship
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C. Edwin Free
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