Green-walled Garden Club Holds Mock Flower Show
The May meeting of the Green-walled Garden Club at Mrs. Robert Hotz in Myersville featured a mock flower show themed The Great Flower Show Cap er. Winners in the artistic division were Mrs. Eugene Kefauver and others with several firsts and seconds. The horticultural display, herb exhibit, new president Mrs. Kefauver, and plans for a May 18 bus trip and a dried flower sale in October were announced along with a donation to Frederick Community College.
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Robert Hotz
Myersville
Edward Andochick
Lavender Hill
Willis Riddick
Eugene Kefauver
Nature
Forrest White
Kefauver
Fred Baker
Francis Poland
Hager House
Fort Frederick
Thomas Johnson
West Frederick
Phillips
Frederick Community College
Marcus Whitmore
Clean Wash via Stain Release Beats Pollution
New York report links high phosphate detergents to lake algae and promotes stain release built into permanent press fabrics. Dr. Hugh G. Bryce of 3M says grease stains are hardest to remove from untreated permanent press, but treated no iron fabrics with stain release can clean effectively with low or no phosphate detergents, enabling easy care without polluting water.
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New York
Hugh G. Bryce
Bryce
3M Company
Chemical
Scotchgard
Chicago
Tell Children Truth Of Divorce
A review of The Boys and Girls Book About Divorce by Dr. Richard A. Gardner advises divorced or separated parents to be truthful with children while avoiding indiscreet details. The book argues honesty reduces confusion and teaches coping, emphasizing that a parent’s absence or lack of love is not a child’s fault. Gardner warns adults to discuss content with a trusted adult after reading.
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Richard A. Gardner
Gardner
Mommy
Daddy
Hotline program highlighted by Health Service Director
Daniel Roff, director of Frederick County Mental Health Services, spoke at the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at Betty's Restaurant on May 18. He described Hotline, a community operated tax supported program begun in 1970 by churchwomen with 100 plus volunteers aiding, training sessions, and two telephone lines nightly. The service handles issues such as parent child relations and personal problems, with calls counted since inception through April 1.
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Daniel Roff
Frederick County Mental Health Services
Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club
Betty’s
Hood
St. Joseph's
St. Mary’s
Elizabeth Wolfe
Sylvia Pyles
Ruth Crawford
St. Francis of Assisi
Magaha
Club
McCurdy
Ruth Smith
Mildred Forney
Civic Club Meets Women Rights Speaker Aids Equal Justice Effort
Frederick Woman's Civic Club heard Mrs. Jane Mahady McIntyre outline Women United for Equal Justice Under Law. She described bipartisan aims to secure constitutional equal rights, urged letters to congressmen, and noted subcommittee progress and opposition.
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Frederick
United States Supreme Court
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Emmanuel Celler
Quotes Of Notable Women Highlight Trials And Resolve
Notable women speak on resilience and work, from Al ice Case who faced loss and cancer to Linda Swain 17 winning a national environmental contest. Elsa de Brun known as Nuala discusses artistic pursuit while Rep Bella Abzug argues for day care to advance women at work.
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Linda Swain
Elsa de Brun
Nuala
Bella
Abzug
D-N.h
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Wiliam Rose
Otho Keller
The
Orient Express
Dr. Watson
John Spaid
Betty Canary
Dick and
Jane
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Abe Quilts
Westinghouse
Aises Creek
Hagerstown, Md
Kennedy Color Lab
Paul K. Dell Chu
West Church
St. Frederick
Business & Personal Insurance
Health Service
BPW
Chrysler
Rai
B.t.v.s
Family Store
South Court Street
Acme
Buiding
Civic Club
McIntyre
Philadelphia
Westmoreland County
D.C
Business Administration
Women United
Wallace Hutton
Harold Kefauver
Eve Leonard
Juncheon
Carl Espeland
Sheroken House of Hair Fashion
East Third St
Alice Case
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Howard Wolf
Central Charge Bank
Americard Master Charge
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