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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1958

Page

10

Frederick County Rural Library Extension Plan discussed

The Frederick section of the National Council of Jewish Women approved extending the Rural Library Extension Service at its November 3 meeting at Beth Sholom Social Hall. The group noted countywide service is needed in 1959 to access maximum federal aid, and highlighted Frederick as the state’s largest land area county without a full library system. Members urged card writing to support the plan, and other items covered included civil defense thanks, upcoming recognitions in Baltimore, and plans for a Chanukah celebration and a rummage sale.

Frederick National Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Irving Wohlberg AAW Frederick County Burs Frederck G. William Stultz Maryland Federation of Women's’ Clubs Council Meyer Chertoff Peter Pan Chertoff Jewish Welfare Board Mercantile Club Baltimore Halley G. Maddox 2Nd Army Ernest Nasher Arthur Brown Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Wash Shoreham Hotel Moise S. Cahn National Council Shoreham Harmony Grove Sol Nelson Jack Weissman Weissman Ways and Means North Market Street Francis, Scott Rey Amy Zahl mid-Atlantic Hallowe'en Maurice Gussinted Diniel

Zontians Hold Business Meeting at Frederick Hotel

Zonta Club of Frederick met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with president Miss Beatrice Fehr presiding. Members discussed voting, routine reports, and letters from a Towson State senior scholarship student and a Bonn Zonta member. Notices included a New York Stock Exchange achievement for Mrs. Mars Robeling and details of intercity dinners and honor visits.

Zonta Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Beatrice Fehr Marjorie Etchison Towson State Teachers’ College Ontca Prali Ada Streivking Zonta Club Bonn Germany Mars Robeling Trenton Zonta Club New York Stock Exchange Estelle Shel Evelyn Mudge Florence Garner Boonsboro Annapolis Maryland Zontians Feliz Hal Lee Ot Estelle Collins Ethel Northam Hersperger Freda S. Doll Mary E. Rhoads Fellows Virginia 8. Thomas Grace Stickell Elizabeth Gibson Fehr

Frederick High PTA to Meet Monday Night

Frederick High School PTA opens National Education Week with a 7 30 pm meeting in the auditorium under the theme Career Guidance. DoD representatives discuss armed service opportunities and training, with Mayor Ramsburg to read a proclamation. George A. Zeigler chairs. officers include Mrs. Howard Ash and Morris Rhian.

Frederick High Pta Frederick Parent-Teachers Association United States Department of Defense Fupon Jacob R .Ramsburg PTA George A. Zeigler

Students Leave For U N Tour From Frederick High

A group of 99 students, faculty, and parents from Frederick High School travel to New York City for a weekend educational tour arranged by AAUW in cooperation with Mainland State. The trip includes a possible United Nations Assembly visit and is supervised by Dr Thomas G. Pullen. An adult accompanies every 10 students, with Mrs Samuel Freed and Miss Leba Kaplan leading the local tour committee.

Dm.mormsz New York City Frederick High School American Association of Universal Women Ton AAUW Ie Lam United Nations United Nations Assembly Thomas G. Pullen Samuel Freed Leba Kaplan

Miss Jacobson Heads Council At West Frederick Junior High

Miss Susan Jacobson was installed as president of the West Frederick Junior High School Student Council during an assembly. Elected officers included Sandra Zimmerman as vice president Kay Suovis as secretary and Fred Broadmap as treasurer. The ceremony was conducted by Gal Hughes and David Boone. The group aims to promote good citizenship and train students in citizenship through council service.

Susan Jacobson West Frederick Sandra Zimmerman Kay Suovis Fred Broadmap Gal Hughes David Boone Boone Miss Jacobson Nathan Jacobson Upper College Terrace Miss Zimmerman Bernard Zimmerman RFD Miss Snoots Arthur Snoots Pennsylvania Avenue Broadrup C. E. Broadrup College Place Pauline T. Flanagan Frank H. Lewis

Soroptimists Discuss Projects For The Year

The Soroptimist club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to plan yearly projects including continued work at Frederick County Chronic Hospital. Reports by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Finegold accompanied invitations from Gettysburg Club for a 20th birthday event. Attendees noted a Greenbrier conference in White Sulphur Springs. Presiding officer Mrs. Lerner led the meeting, which opened with the Allegiance to the King and Lord's Prayer. next gathering is Nov 19 at 7:30 pm at the Home for the Aged.

Frederick County ‘Chronic Hospital Dora [Cox Rhena Finegold Marilyn Pickering Gettysburg Lerner Hagerstown Dora Cox Ada Sperry Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs W. Va Home For

Handy Spoonburgers Tame Ravenous Teenagers

A quirky NEA feature by Gaynor Maddow previews Handy Spoonburgers as crowd pleasing fare for teens after sports. Recipes for Beef Spoonburgers and Poached Eggs Deluxe are given with steps, ingredients, and serving ideas plus a Tomorrow's Dinner menu.

Bridge Club Election Scheduled For Monday

Frederick Bridge Club plans an election of officers for the coming Monday evening at the Amvets Club. The club will also host its regular master point game and celebrate its second birthday with refreshments. Last Monday night Dr. Leonard Spero and Robert W. Russell took first place, with Nathan Jacobson and Leonard Zimmerman second, Mrs. Robert Gray Poolesville and Dr. Harry W. Gray third, and a tie for fourth and fifth between Mr and Mrs Phillips G Pearson, William E. Selzer, and Horace Rees.

Frederick Phillips G Pearson William E. Selzer Horace Reés

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