Artist Arranger Delights Taskers Chance Garden Club
Taskers Chance Garden Club met Monday with guest speaker Mrs Edgar Hutton of Chambersburg Pa a flower show judge artist and interior decorator She offered Arranging is Fun using fresh garden flowers driftwood and unusual containers demonstrating moods Program chair was Mrs Carlton B Molesworth Jr Hostess was Mrs Theron Green A brief business meeting followed led by President Mrs Walter G Crowther Jr Co chairmen announced for the club Christmas green sale in December Capt Corbin soldiers return from Texas Mexico and visit to son Lt Corbin at Goodfellow A 40th wedding anniversary for City Police Captain and Mrs Marshall Murray and 86th birthday for Mrs George B Fulmer were noted Miss Irene Toth attends American Dietetic Association conference Kimberly Dawn Lawson celebrated her birthday with a small home party.
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Taskers Chance
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Edgar Hutton
Chambersburg
Hutton
Carlton B. Molesworth Jr
Theron Green
Rockwell Terrace
Walter G. Crowther Jr
Charles F. Smith Jr
William E. Zimmerman
Harvest Bazaar at Barnesville Shrine Turkey Dinner
St Marys Shrine in Barnesville hosts its annual turkey dinner and Harvest Bazaar on October 26 from 3 to 9 p.m. in the Barnesville Pavilion dining room. Fr Martin Wayland, pastor, says needlework, a white elephant shop, and homemade cakes, preserves, and local farm products will be for sale. The Shrine sits at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain near I-70 and MD-109.
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St. Mary’s Shrine
Barnesville
Martin Wayland
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Columbia Pictures
Lilith
Middletown couple announces engagement of Wilda Holter
Mr and Mrs Willard S Holter of Middletown announce the engagement of their daughter Wilda Kathryn to Ronald Wayne Shafer son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Shafer Jr also of Middletown Miss Holter a Middletown High and Hagerstown Beauty School graduate is employed at Dorcas Coiffures in Silver Spring Shafer a Middletown High and Strayer Business College alumnus works at an accounting firm in Washington A December wedding is planned.
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Willard S. Holter
Middletown
Wilda Kathryn
Ronald Wayne Shafer
Oscar Shafer Jr
Miss Holter
Middletown High School
Hagerstown
Dorcas Coiffeurs
Silver Spring
Shafer
Middletown High
Strayer Business College
Washington
FMH Alumnae Benefit Dance At Brunswick Fire Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association hosts a benefit dance at Brunswick Fire Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds support the hospital building fund with Rivers Chambers Orchestra from Washington providing music and door prizes to be awarded.
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FMH
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick Fire Hall
Hospital Building Fund
The
Rivers Chambers Orchestra
Washington
Grace Young
Dwight Roy
Harwood Watson
Daniel Poole
Dorothy Coleman
Catholic Daughters Plan Activities Court Maryland Meeting
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Maryland met at St. John's school hall with Grand Regent Mrs. Jane O Leary presiding. A color film on the order's world wide works was shown while plans included donat ions for missions and soaps for missions, a religious articles fund, and a two Sunday religious store open in the school building. Out of town visitors attended and a card party was scheduled for November 6 at St. John's School.
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Court
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
St. John’s School
Jane O’leary
Alaska
W. Jerome Offutt
World Missions Committee
Foreign Mission
Regina Little
Patricia O’connor
O'Leary
James Donohue
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Mary Blair
Theresa O'Donnell
Rose Krest
Eleanor Murray
Mary Surgalla
Seminary Alumni Plan Luncheon at Tidewater Inn
Marys Seminary Junior College alumni will gather at the Tidewater Inn in Easton on November 2 for a fall luncheon and general meeting. A 12 o'clock social hour precedes the luncheon, followed by the business meeting.
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Mary’s Seminary Junior College
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Hand Wash Advice for Silk Garments
Silks vary in washability but many are not machine washable. Hand wash sport and casual silks if you prefer to avoid dry cleaning, ensuring gentle handling to maintain fabric quality.
Bridge Club Winners Highlight Junior Master Series Round Two
Mrs Maybelle Feaga won the second round of Frederick Bridge Club's Junior Master Series at the Elks Club West Second Street. Ila O Connner leads the series. North South winners included Crum Hedstrom Welty Cline Hammond Weinberg. East West top коллектив Pearson Gray Reid Dukes Fortman Price Rhoderick. Next week switches to annual meeting with officer elections and a Master Point game. Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club reported 12 tables at Cozy Restaurant Thurmont with Wilhide Shapiro Jacobson Hess Grundy Yonetz Klein Myers Sherman Lambiotte Kelley Fuss winning in various pairs.
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Maybelle Feaga
Frederick
Catoctin
J. Alfred Myers
Ivan Sherman
Pat Lambiotte
Helen Kelley
Mary Fuss
Cozy Restaurant
Woman Collects 5700 Ice Cream Sticks
Mrs. Harry Swain of West Fifth Street visits Atlantic City yearly and recently donated 5700 popsicle sticks to the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. The sticks will go to Victor Cullen Hospital for patient crafts. In five years she has donated 30700 sticks for patient use.
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Harry Swain
West Fifth Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
C. Clifford Doll
Victor Cullen Hospital
Cullen
Swain
Association
Reading Specialist To Speak At Mount Airy PTA
Dr. Gilbert B Schiffman supervisor of Corrective and Remedial Reading of Baltimore County Public Schools will speak at the Mount Airy PTA meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Mount Airy Elementary School. He is noted for practical reading programs and has lectured at Temple University and the University of Maryland.
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Gilbert B. Schiffman
Baltimoreounty Public
Mount Airy
Maryland Training School For Boys
University of Md
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Loyola College
Baltimore
Temple University
University of Maryland
Council For Exceptional Children
International Reading Association
Maryland State Teachers Association
Schiffman
Lewis Dixon
Chiirman
Mount Airy Pta
PTA
Carroll County
Texas born star becomes San Francisco human relations chief
AP Special Report: William L. Cobb, a former Negro football center and longtime educator, is named San Francisco's first human relations officer with the rank of assistant superintendent and a 17400 salary. Appointed Sept. 28, Cobb heads a new role to handle race and civil rights issues amid prior segregation disputes and neighborhood school boundaries. He previously led Emerson Elementary and taught in all Negro high schools in Kilgore and Hawkins, Texas, earning UC Berkeley PhD after USC master's degree.
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Leif
Tyler
Tex
Cobb
Harold Spears
San Francisco
Board of Education
Emerson
California
North Fillmore
Asn
Navy
Kilgore
Hawkins
University of Southern California
University of California At Berkeley
Citizens Committee For
New York Socialite Speaks at Christian Women's Club Luncheon
New York socialite Mrs. Eleanor Searle Whitney spoke at the Christian Women's Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She described finding salvation through faith, urged daily communion with Christ, and noted her Bible study efforts on Long Island and at Piping Rock Country Club.
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The
Christian Women’s Club
Eleanor Searle Whitney
New York
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Whitney
Christ
Long Island
Piping Rock Country Club
National Millinery Institute
Meeting to Distribute Mimeo Topics Listed by Dixon
According to Mr. Dixon mimeo graphed sheets listing the above topics will be distributed at the meeting. The note implies attendees should expect printed topic outlines and a structured agenda.
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Dixon
Frederick Art Club Hears About Paintings
The Frederick Art Club met at the Historical Society House with President Edith Miller presiding. Members planned monthly meetings for November and December with November 14 set for detailed plans. October program featured Miss Miller discussing a portrait of Mrs Donald McClean by Jean Paleologue and a painting by R McGill Mackall titled Placing the Stars, currently in Baltimore. Homecoming at Salisbury State College was set for November 2 by president Dr Wilbur Devilbiss.
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Frederick Art Club
Historical Society House
East Church Street
Edith
Miller
Miss Miller
The
Historical Society
Donald McClean
Bas Mitzvah set for Lynn Cheryl Reitman at Beth Sholom
Lynn Cheryl Reitman daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Morton Reitman of Grant Place will be Bas Mitzvah this evening. She is the first girl to take special instruction and was prepared by Rabbi Morris Kosman. She will join sabbath services at Beth Sholom Synagogue at 8 30 p.m. An Oneg Shabbat will follow, hosted by her parents. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reitman of Atlantic City, NJ are visiting for the occasion.
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Lynn Cheryl Reitman
Morton Reitman
Grant Place
Miss Reitman
Morris Kosman
Beth Sholom
Lynn
Harry Reitman
Atlantic City, NJ
This Man Says Don t Always Have To Wait For Hereafter For Rewards
A Chicago columnist recounts a humorous tale where John McBride delays moral rewards for a Sunday outing with two ladies and his wife Mary. They visit Bradford s in Wisconsin, ponder menus, and a $20 bill dropped by a previous diner appears as a prompt to generosity, ending with a question about cocktails.
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Carroll Rrimond
Hal Boyle
Chicago
John McBride
John
Mary
Wisconsin
Bradford’s
Mr. Bradford
McBride
History Of Frederick Fire Companies Presented To Society
Frederick history of local fire companies was presented by attorney and fire officer Benjamin B. Rosenstock at the Historical Society meeting. New members welcomed were Miss Lillian K. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Holly and Pinkcake Browning.
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Frederick
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
The
Historical Society
Goodloe E. Byron
Lillian K. Bowers
Charles H. Holly
Pincake Browning
Metropolitan Museum
Corning Glass Museum
Amel
FredericK Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Board Meets Snow Ball Plans
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Board held its regular monthly meeting with reports on new members joining in September and volunteer hours totaling 1,277 by 118 workers in September. New service chairmen were named for ward and television service, and Snow Ball plans were outlined as a band was sought for the October 14 event.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Fruth
Edward Hartmann
Eugene Kefauver
John Cramer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Women’s Hospital Auxiliaries
Maryland, District of Columbia, Delaware Hospital Association
Washington
Kline
March of Dimes head to attend meeting in Washington
Stanley Bennett, a local bar member and trial magistrate, will attend one day of a two day March of Dimes meeting in Washington. He recently became director of the Frederick County Chapter annual fund drive. Three noted medical authorities on birth defects and arthritis will speak about progress in the March of Dimes fight. Over 350 volunteers from eight states will hear from experts at the International Inn. Also noted is the ninth annual nursing home institute to be held October 30-31 in Rockville. Eighty three percent of Haiti’s population lives on farms.
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Stanley ¥. Bennett
Washington
Bennett
Frederick County
National Foundation For the
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
International Inn
Charles S. Wise
George Washington University School of Medicine
Evan Calkins
Buffalo General Hospital
Buffalo
David Clark
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Nursing Home Institute
Nursing Home
Montgomery County
Rockville
Maryland Nursing Home Association
Nursing Home Administration Faculty
George Washington University
Maryland State Department of Health
Simple hair care tips from Sheroken House of Hair Fashions
This week’s helpful hint stresses scalp ventilation to prevent lifeless hair. It recommends rubbing the scalp behind the ears in a rotary motion to stimulate circulation. The note promotes SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS at 10 E Church St and includes a nail tip with lemon juice.
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Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
Church St
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