Maryland Xi Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Holds November Meeting
Members of Maryland Xi Sigma Chapter held a November 18 gathering at Mrs. Louis Faville's Braddock Heights home. President Mrs. Eugene Clark reported proceeds from two fundraisers, a Stanley party and a rummage sale, and plans for the Order of the Rose Degree ceremony in March 1965. The Christmas party was set to follow.
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Maryland Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority
Louis Faville
Braddock Heights
Eugene Clark
Clark
Dorothy Morgan
Kitchen planning topics highlighted by local club
At the Barbeito home on December 16 Mrs. Manuel Barbeito hosted a meeting where Mrs. Norman Fisher presented a program titled Planning the Kitchen tracing 1920s to present kitchen improvements and designs. Earlier, Mrs. John Brewer spoke on 18th Century Furniture European Influence covering Queen Anne Chippendale Heppelwhite and Sheraton designs.
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Manuel Barbeito
Norman Fisher
Fisher
John Brewer
Walkersville 4-H Holds November Meeting at Home
Walkersville Senior Girl's 4H gathered at Sandy Young's home for the November meeting. Ten members two leaders and guest Sharon Ramsburg attended as Demaris Crum president led a business session with reports on plans for the local achievement night and the Christmas project.
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Walkersville
Sandy Young
Sharon Ramsburg
Demaris Crum
Christmas meeting and officers listed for 1965 group
A Christmas gathering featured a demonstration titled Wrap a Pretty Package by Carol Wil s and Dawn Brown. Members exchanged names for the December 9 meeting at Myralee Garst’s home, with yearbooks filled and new officers elected: President Jackie Houck, Vice President Sandy Young, Secretary Pamela Roderick, Treasurer Sandy Wachter, Delegate Linda Cona.
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Carol Wil
Dawn Brown
Myralee Garst
Jackie Houck
Sandy Young
Pamela Roderick
Sandy Wachter
Linda Cona
Investor Repays Friends With Millions in Chicago
A 78-year-old Chicago investor, Lawrence L. Goddard, a retired head clerk, wins court approval to distribute half of his $12 million fortune among 25 friends and business associates so they may enjoy it. The judge granted the request, noting the investor’s wish to share.
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Chicago
Lawrence L. Goddard
Court hears man’s claim of fair distribution of estate
A man argues his will properly reflects his intentions as Circuit Judge Daniel A. Covelli presides. He reportedly excludes a daughter, a niece, and a nephew from the inheritance while asserting he knows what he is doing.
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