College Week for Women at Maryland June 16 19
The University of Maryland Extension Service invites women to College Week for Women June 16 19 at the College Park Campus. Activities include dormitory housing Denton Complex meals transport lectures art tours and morning chapel. Plenary sessions on June 17 18 feature experts and a reception for new students.
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University of Maryland, Cooperative Extension Service
College Park
Extension Home Economics Department
Home Economics
Denton Complex
Denton
J. Millard Tawes Fine Arts
Fine Arts Theatre
William Brown
Department of Family and Community Development
University of Maryland
CWFW
Memorial Chapel
Wendell H. Phillips
Heritage United Church of Christ
Baltimore
Frank Spindler
Church of the Ascension
St. Agnes
Washington
D.C
Robert E. Marston
Christ Congregational Church
UCC
Silver Spring
Homemakers’ Club
Miss Boyer Bride of Dennis Barron
Carol Ann Boyer and Dennis Alvin Barron wed May 11 at Petersville Luther Chapel in Petersville. The bride, daughter of Herman and Carol Boyer of Knoxville, wore an empire gown with Venise lace and a pearl tiara. The groom, son of Albert Barron and the late Eva Barron, is a Marine Corps veteran. A reception followed with family members in attendance. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Boyer
Dennis Alvin Barron
Petersville
Luther Chapel
Herman A. Boyer
Knoxville
Albert M. Barron
Eva Landers Barron
Alvey Landers
Charles Town
Ralph Miller
Randy Kruhm
Ruth Shafer
Patricia Smith
Joyce Dailey
Jackie Kruhm
Burtonsville
Eva Stonesifer
Jean Washington
Lovettsville
Linda Wickham
Thomas Dalley
Wayne Ott
Thurmont
Richard Ott
Jefferson
Fred Kruhm
Jay Dalley
Harpers Ferry
Norman Ford Speaks To BPW On India
The May 20 meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Frederick YMCA featured Norman I Ford executive director of the YMCA sharing experiences from ten years as YMCA World Service Fraternal Secretary in India. He showed films highlighting living conditions, agriculture, and the YMCA’s work with homeless boys and Tibetan refugees. The program included a tour of the YMCA building, a question period, and a business meeting inducting two new members Miss Thelma Finebaugh and Mrs Louise Aine.
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Frederick
India
YMCA
Tibet
Ford
Instru
Thelma Finebaugh
Louise Aine
Sally Johnson
Hollywood
Rebecca McLaren
Helen Wiser
Udith Carmack
Falna Culler
Charlotte Holter
Dorothy Keyes
Catherine Grace
Helen Martz
Cecilia Nestor
Mary Lowe Smith
Air Pollution Topic At Frederick Women's Club Meeting
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club met May 19 at Steiner House with special speaker Jean Schuenemann, Chief Air Quality Control, discussing air pollution and the balance between economic growth and health. He showed a US Senate film and urged action such as letters to industries and following federation guidelines. Guests from local clubs attended and the next meeting is set for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U.S. Senate Committee On Public Works
Edward Muskie
United States
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Miss Smith Engaged to David Mort
Emmitsburg announces the engagement of Judy Smith to David Mort. Judy is a senior at Catoctin High School and David is a senior at Fairfield High School. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Emmitsburg
Judy
David Mort
John Mort Sr
Wairfield
Miss. Smith
Catoctin High School
Vairfield High Sehool
Williamsburg couple announces fall wedding plans
Mr and Mrs Irvin J Royer of Williamsburg Pa announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Ann to Gerald Wayne McCuller son of Mr and Mrs James McCuller of Frederick Md Miss Royer a Williamsburg High School graduate works at Morrison Cove Home for the Aged Martinsburg Va Mr McCuller a Frederick High School graduate is employed by the Home The couple plans a fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin J. Royer
RED
Williamsburg
Marjorie Ann
Gerald
Ayne McCuller
James MecCuller
RED 1
Frederick
Miss Hoyer
Williamsburg High School
Morrison Cove
Martinsburg
McColler
Prederick High School
Polly's Pointers: Simple rug making and tool tips
Collect tips from Polly Cramer on rag rug work and quick tool care. Use a buttonhole slip for rags to braid without sewing, crease mats for sturdy rug strips, sharpen pinking shears with aluminum foil, sandpaper blades after use, and oil the screw and tine of cutters before storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar Polly
Betty
Polly
T. McN
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Homemakers’ Corner
Frederick County
Extenson Homemakers Council Meeting
Donald Wilcom
Route 75
Joseph Yering
John Barkier
Middletown
Dairy Parlor
Glade Valley
Lewis Marte
Cambridge
George Chick
Kenneth Bullivant
Art Sumenar
Allen Knill
John van Holten
Prederich Countians
Washington, D.C
National Art Gallery
Phillips Art Gallery
Gauguin and Cezanne
Joseph Osman
Charles Leidenfrost
Paul Mellon
National Gallery
Pierre Renoir
Lewistown Homemakers
Lewistown
Lee Mansion
President Kennedy
Smithsonian Institute
Frederick Count
Myersville Club
Myersville Homemakers Club
Longwood Gardens
Kennet Square
Winterthur
Wilmington
Del
Henry Francis DuPont
DuPont
Delaware
Henry Francis
Longwood Foundation, Inc
Pierre Samuel DuPont
Vphoto
Davis Stu
Mrs
Miss Boyer Bride of
Dennis Barron
Mrs. Boyer
Owen Everhart
Charles Axline
David Kifer
John Shafer
Richard Boyer
Brunswick High School
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Charles Town High School
United States Marine Corps
Vietnam
Combustion Engineering, Inc
Morgantown
Barron
Mary Carter
Trin Senaay
N. Market St
Norman Ford
BPW
The
Woman’s Civic Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
G. C. Rhoderick IV
Theresa Rhoderick
C. Carroll Wickless
Civitan Club
TB and Public Health Association
Zonta Club
Garden Club of
Carrollton Manor Dar
Namemakers
Miss Smith
Judy Smith
Marjorie Ann Royer
By Polly Cramer
Hawaii
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
Colonial Music. Shop
East Patrick ST
Kirk Cramer
Hank Ruth
Hydro-Aire, Inc
Interior Design Service
East St
Roms És Rugs Jewelry Store
Bulova
Hamilton
Sheaffer
Parker Pena
Trifari
van Dell
Fact Patrick
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