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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1957

Page

7

New Jersey Gubernatorial Race Seen as National Barometer

Newark reports that the New Jersey gubernatorial race on November 5 will serve as a barometer for 1960 national trends. Meyner seeks reelection and potential federal candidacy, while Forbes challenges him, with both parties watching shifts in Northern black voters amid Arkansas segregation debates.

Vice Councilor Hears From Meyner as Campaign Tourner

Elected as vice councilor ite eng ase one the Rate s women voters. Meyner tours the state in a converted milk truck with his Bride Helen Stevenson of Oberlin Ohio. Forbes a 37 year old publisher campaigns widely aiming at the Governor s office since 1933. The state council convened in Baltimore with Albert M. Smith elected past State vice councilor and Mrs Edith Parke moving up to state councilor. Local 4H focus and a Flower Show are announced for upcoming events.

Line Stte Meyner Helen Stevenson Oberlin Ohio Adlai E. Steiverson Forbes Owhen Meyner Paul L. Truast the News Frederick Mendar State Council Baltimore Albert M. Smith W. South Street Smith Mountain City Edith Parke Perryville Bessie M. Mercer Middle Street

Little Star Club Hosts October Meeting

Treva Heagst served as hostess at the October gathering of the Little Star H club. Twelve members answered roll call with five guests present, including Sharon Hurley, who served as press.

Little Star Club Treva Heagst Little Star ‘+H club Sharon Hurley the Press

Bowmen Deer Kills Increase to Eight in Frederick County

Eight deer were killed by bowmen over two days in Frederick County with one 46 pound buck slain late Friday at Five Forks by A L Fleming of Wheaton. Saturday's harvest includes a 51 pound doe by Clark Phebus of Frederick Route 3, a 70 pound spike by Virgil Everhart of Baltimore near Salamander tower, and a 39 pound doe by Ralph Brown of Jefferson near Five Forks. Open bow season continues statewide until November 14 with no violations reported Saturday.

Frederick County Five Forks A. L. Fleming College View Drive Wheaton Clark Phebus Frederick Virgil Everhart Curtis Avenue Baltimore

St Marks Guild Holds October Meeting At Johnson Home

St Marks Guild met Tuesday night at the home of Sir and Mrs Merlin Johnson for their October gathering with fourteen members in attendance.

ST. Marks Guild St Marts Guid Merryland Tract Sir Merlin Johnson

Meeting notes from church group led by Rev Harold J Wi

The meeting was chaired by Rev Harold J Wi with Mr K K Kepler present. Refreshments followed and plans discussed to have cave-s after the business meeting by slopes distributed to members for infrs. Next gathering set for Nov 19 at Mrs G Hempsear Wilson’s home to study “Practice of the Church” by Bishop ang.

Harold J. Wi K. K. Kepler Ison Johnson

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