Society News Party At Baker Home Introduces Mr
Society notes from Little Hill reveal Mrs Holmes Baker hosting a gathering to introduce Robert Wood Williams of Baltimore as plans for a forthcoming marriage between Mrs Holmes Baker of Waver and Williams are announced. The item also lists local students receiving sorority bids and multiple social visits around Walkersville and New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Home
BK. W. William
Joseph D. Baker
Little Hill
Holmes
DG. Baker
Robert Wood Willams
Baltimore
Baker
Waver
Jey Farm
Mr. Williams
Bridge Players Have Close Game at Valley Home Week End
Miss Catherine Bailey, daughter of Mr and Mrs R Schaffer Bailey Thurmont, received her nurse's cap October 12 at Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg ceremony led by Rev Robert R Kline. Close bridge contest saw William E Selzer and Miss Bailey narrowly ahead. third place by a half point.
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Catherine Bailey
R. Schaffer Bailey
Thurmont
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Robert R. Kline
William E. Selzer
Bailey
Horace Rees
Raisin
Iridge Club
Waer
van Philip G. Pearson
Constance Harding
Alban Towers
Washington
Lyell E. Dinsmore
Walter Snow
Marlowe
Cline
Nathan Jacobson
Leonard Zimmerman
Ronald D. Lipps
Alton J. Lipps
Dill
University Ofigue
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Welcome Wagon Members Give $600 Check For Hospital Use
Welcome Wagon members presented 600 dollars for Frederick Memorial Hospital at a luncheon in the Key Hotel. Mrs Paul S Michael president announced the donation and four glass fibre materials were shown for the hospital oxygen tent. Frederick Memorial Hospital will use the funds for medical equipment and drugs from farm products. About 100 members attended, with Mrs Ernest Kolsrud presiding and a resignation letter from Mrs Lyman Karr read.
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Santorian
Paul S. Michael
Theiotten
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Turton Francis Scott Key
Land
Frank L. Teuton
Ernest Kolsrud
Ment of Agriculture
Lyman Karr
Teuton
Roanoke
Karr
Richard Fruth
Arts Crafts Demonstration Show Planned
Arts and crafts demonstration sponsored by the lease Club near Calvary Methodist church Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Baldwin chairs the arrangements with Mrs. Elgin Hemp as co chair. Committee includes many from the Disi Club fine arts department and Civic club cooperation. Demonstrations run from eight to ten o'clock with numerous crafts shown by local artisans and Newcomers Club Crafts members.
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Lease Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Disi Club
Charles Baldwin
Elgin Hemp
M. BR. Etcinson
Arthur R. Remsberg
Paul G. Johnson
B. Shapley Sr
Melvis H. Partidge
Ned Levien
George B. Delaplaimne Sr
Glen O. Garber
Cyn Kiem
Artsis
Su Ver
Richard Summers
Helen Rees
Ray H. Smith
Francis Putman
Ars
William Howard
Edward H. McDevitt
Mealewelry
Sherwood Shoemaxer
Helen Mathers
Eve Leonard
Roger Willard
William Penland
Helen Smith
W. Cash Smith
Ancil B. Smith
Dorothy Eberstadt
Dayle Eskew
Ira Abelow
Joseph Urner
Comers Club
Harold Vess
Donald Shipman
Edward B. Seligman
William B. McNeill
William Davis
William Lamton
Stanley
Nagle
Grant DeShazer
Einar A. Bergman
U S Women Big Says Pierre Cardin on America
Dorothy Roe reports Paris designer Pierre Cardin on American women during a five week U S tour noting their size and expense, street fashion, and hat consciousness. He observes Americans differ from Paris in viewing fashion outside couture salons and in displaying designs in shop windows.
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Dorothy Roe
New York
Texas
Pierre Cardin
United States
Cardin
America
Paris
Pattern Company
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Seattle
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Europe
France
Yeach
Sculpture Of Note Visiting Family Here
Sculptress Ethel McLean of Clearwater Florida visits with her mother Mrs W D McLean of Yellow Springs and sister and family near Yellow Springs. Her portraits include presidents wives in inaugural gowns such as Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower. Her work appears in Life New York Times Herald Tribune Ladies Home Journal. She has shown at Madison Square Garden and was commissioned to sculpt Mrs Bobo Rockefeller.
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Mass
Ethel McLean
Clearwater
Fla
W. D. McLean
Yellow Springs
Ernest Berger
Miss McLean
Braddock Heights
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry! ‘Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Life
New York Times
Herald Tribune
The
Ladies Home Journal
McLean
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Bobo Rockefeller
Soroptimist Governor Addresses Local Club Meeting
Soroptimist Governor Olivia Nichol spoke to Frederick County Soroptimists in the Taney Room of the Francis Scott Hotel. President Margaret Lerner opened with prayers and pledge before Nichol, a former Washington Club leader and past South Atlantic Region Governor, urged sister club contact and public service among professional women.
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Frederick County
Taney
Francis Scott Hotel
Margaret Lerner
South Atlantic
Nichols
Soroptim
Ists
Olivia
Soroptomists International
Hair Dressers Hold Meeting At Ecker's Salon
Members of the Hair Dressers Association met Monday evening at Ecker's Beauty Salon and heard reports from attendees of a Baltimore instruction course. Mrs. Irene Lantz presided. Plans were discussed for the state convention in Baltimore on November 1 2 and 3. Attending the Baltimore meeting were Mrs. Lantz Mrs. Margaret Strawsburg Mrs. Jamce Popp and Mrs. Caroline Crum. Crum served as a makeup demonstration model. New hair styles coord in with empire and chemise fashions. Engaged Mr and Mrs Richard J O'Brien announce engagement of daughter Shirley Ann to SP4 Don EB Notnagl son of Mrs Helen Notnagle. Shirley is a Frederick High School 1957 graduate employed at C P Telephone Co. Don Notnagle a Frederick High School 1952 graduate stationed at Fort Benning Ga. No wedding date set.
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Hair Dressers Association
Ecker
Baltimore
Irene Lantz
College of Beauty Knowledge
Lantz
Margaret Strawsburg
Jamce Popp
Caroline Crum
Crum
Richard J. O'Brien
Shirley Ann
Don EB. Notnagl
Helen Notnagle
Franklin L. Notnagh
Miss O'Brien
Frederick High School
C & P Telephone Company
Notangle
Fort Benning
Charles H. Baker
Harmony
Mary Elizabeth
Lawrence Aubrey Jacobs
Wilmer E. Jacobs
Sarahsville
Ohio
Miss Baker
Middletown High School
Ned S. Zetler
Jacobs
Fort Detrick
Hood Club Gifts 1300 To Hood College And Alumnae House
The Frederick County Hood Club met in the Wedgwood Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel last night and presented 1300 to Hood College and 5300 for the Alumnae House. William Long spoke on the college publicity office operations. New officers include President Mrs. George Zeigler and Vice President Mrs. Emory E. Larson Jr. Secretary Mrs. G. Harris Stauffer Treasurer Mrs. Dwight Collinus Alumnae Counselor Miss Mary Grace Helfenstein. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Truxal and Mr. and Mrs. Long.
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E. BR. Price
Rockwell Terrace
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
New York City
Wesson Scott
Pittsbergh
Peter Pan Inn
Walkersville
jMe
Ward Stauffer
Kent Nicodemus
Nelson Stauffer
Mary Myers
Annabelle Grantham
Henrietta Cramer
Hilda Devibiss
Frederick County
Hood Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College
Lewren Sibeat
William Long
George Zeigler
Emory E. Larson Jr
G. Harris Stauffer
Duight Collinus
Sliss
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Robert J. Davis
Season's First Concert At Frederick High
Frederick Community Concert series opens Monday night at 8 15 with a joint recital featuring tenor William Lewis of Lackland AFB and pianist Earl Wild. Lewis, a Metro Opera affiliate, and Wild, Pittsburgh native, bring a program of art songs and solos. Accompanist Lloyd Enswiler is from Monrovia. Seats held for members until 8:00 p.m.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
William Lewis
Lackland Afb
Tex
Aumani
Earl Wild
Lloyd E. Enswiler
William L. Enswiler
Mon Wild
Forrovia
Lewis
Air Force
R Lewis
Metropolitan Opera
Chanute Afb
Ill
New York
Enschler
Nem
Narrabeth
Nbc-Tv
Opera Theatre
Sid Caesar
Caesar
Mr. Lewis
Wild
Laurel Tree
Tulsa
Oklahoma
University of Colorado
Texas Christian University
New York University
Mr. Wild
Pittsburgh
Town Hall
Frank Black
NBC Symphony
Arturo Toscanini
NBCU
Stalian
Signor Testamm
Frederick Concert Seres
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Sevonty
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Janice Lee Alexander
Delta Sigma Kappa
Joan S. Sawyer
Phi Alpha Mu
Alary
Constance Shankle
Sigma Sigma Tau
Miss Alexander
Russell Alexander
Walkersidle High School
Miss Lawyer
Strafford H. Lawyer
FTA
Joseph F. Urner
Susan
Belmont, Mass
Mr. Umner
Mrs
Joseph W. Urner
East Second, Street
Grayson Cline
Near
Myersvile
Maynard Ford
Charles Jackson
Rodger Lewis
Clarence Lewis
Elwood Green
Nazcy
Eller
Lewresce
Cynthia Green
Jacob Cline
Laster Naille
Irl.Sensenbaugh
Joyce
Richard Cline
Debbie
Douglas
Joseph ‘Cline
Mehr Moser
Raymond Markley
Earl Grossnickle
Wibur Fleaceniabia
Vanan
Mtussusose Amusauns
Shirley Ann Smith
New Market
Morris Franklin
Trina LeGore
A Hood College
North Ln
C. S
New Market Western University
Evanston
Mon- Hernee Susans
Lewis Engle
Robert Green
Fred Hammell
Engle
M.X F
New Market Church
Lowell S. Garland
Miss Smith
Austin Main Jr
Mary Frances Smith
Jean Smith
Maugansville
Robert E. Daybof
Woodbine
Scott Bryan
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
Dayhoff
Evelyn Evans
Raymond C. Evans
Woodpine
Hazel G. Harbaugh
East Patrick Street
Spence
W. Wright
Nassawades
Mondas
Hawai
California
Henry Eaton
Lewistown
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Court Square
Maryland
Nmr
Ervin Ohler
Doris R
This City
John P. Handley
Woodrow Handley
Gaver EB. Fleming
Mt Aiy
Betty Lee Fleming
Ray A. Grimes
Mt. Airy
Miss Fleming
Mt. Airy High School
Grimes
Hood
Mirs Ernest Kolsrud
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Paul S
Michael
Frank J. Keefer
Kolsrud
Frank Castle
Pew m ‘Ss
Pat Whacton Jobrs
Howard Simith
Nobie Shaw
Harold Wess Mirs
James Kime
E. E. Champlin
Franklin Musser
Parkway Church of God
Taipei
Formosa
Quemaoy
Legislative Yuan
Parliament
U.S
Farmer's Cooperative Association Petroleum Division South and
Wisner Sis
Sug Kencc
Andrew G. Truxal
Mrs. Long
Wiliam Lewis
Bart Wild
RUSCO
Wuld Ike
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Westinghouse
H. P
Better Homes Equipment CO
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