Invitations Extended To Teachers For Miss Dove Preview
Frederick High School invites all retired Frederick County teachers to attend the Good Morning Miss Dove production on November 6 and 7. A long list of guests from Frederick High and nearby towns are invited as honored guests to the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Miss Dove
Frederick County
William L. Brown
Ethel C. Beachley
C. Bess Castle
Alvida DeLashmutt
Helen H. Everhart
Marian K. Green
Norman Harper
S. Fenton Harris
Hazel Holter
Nettie Miller
Louise Myers
Lottie S. Eyler
William McGill
Blanche B. Strine
Helen H. Andrews
Thurmont
Hazel Caldwell
Anna P. Leary
Emmitsburg
Margaret S. Albaugh
Urbana
Margaret Pearl Eader
Dronenburg
Tramsville
Pearl Eader
Edna F. Harwood
Braddock Heights
Hazel N. Good
M. Lavenia Hood
E. Virginia Wenner
Georgia Hood
Elsie Talbott
Bruns’wick
Helen L. Loud
M. J. Regina Diller
Libertytown
Hal Lee Ott
Washington D.C
C. P Pryor
Smithsburg
Nellie Sigafoose
Point of Rocks
Katherine H. Wright
Waynesboro
Marshall Leatherman
Myersville
Helen Hemp
Westminister
Ethel K. Holter
Middletown
H. Madelyine Smith
Drucilla Worthington Bliss
Silver Spring
Square Dancers Hold Open Promenade at St John’s Hagerstown
Square dancers will promenade for an Open Square Dance and Masquerade Friday from 8:30 to 12 p m in the multi purpose room of St John s Episcopal Church Hagerstown Prizes will be awarded for elaborate original and comical costumes Door prizes also offered Blackie Simmons will be caller for the evening All square dancers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Blackie Simmons
Donation Day Planned at Home for the Aged on Thursday
The annual Donation Day at the Home for the Aged on Record Street is Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hostesses from the Board of Managers will greet visitors and accept canned goods linens and money for operating expenses. Canned goods arrived from Harvest Home Festival donations at United Presbyterian Church on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Home For
Record Street
Board of Managers
Grace Neidig
William M. Storm
George A. Zeigler
Charles H. Conley
Aaron R. Anders
Kent C. Nicodemus
Mary Grace Helfenstein
G. Barris Stauffer
Home For
United Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Frank J Keeter
Home For the Aged
The
Mae Hammaker
Elinor Bourke
Park Women's Group Meets at Dale Home in Hagerstown
The National Park Service Women’s Organization held its October meeting at Mrs. E. M. Dale’s home in Hagerstown with members from Antietam, Catoctin Mountain Park, C and D Canal, and Harpers Ferry. Ross Holland, historian from the C and D Canal National Monument, showed slides of the Canal. refreshments were served by Mrs. Dale and her committee. A kitchen tip suggested crouton making for Caesar Salad using garlic olive oil and bread cubes, with an onion substitution noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service Women’s Organization
E. M. Dale
Hagerstown
Antietam
Catoctin Mountain Park
C and D Canal
Harpers Ferry
Ross Holland
C and D Canal National Monument
Dale
Local artist earns award in York roofing contest scene
P J Sinclair of East Second Street among the top 20 in the sixth annual Keys tone Roofing Manufacturing Company art competition held in York Pennsylvania. Mildred Kratz won first prize for a King of Prussia Inn watercolor. Nathalie Engdahl took second for a Milton Inn oil. Constance Poulterer earned third for Bulls Head Tavern watercolor. An exhibit of the top 20 runs at York Junior College gallery through November 18 with daily hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Roofing Manufacturing Company
York
P.J. Sinclar
East Second Street
Sinclair
Bedford
Mildred Kratz
King of Prussia Inn
Stance Poulterer
Drexel Hill
Bulls Head Tavern
Philadephia
New Art Gallery
York Junior College
Golden Age Party Honors Woodsboro Senior Citizens
The Christian Service Committee of Woodsboro Lutheran Church Women hosted a Golden Age Party for 44 seniors aged 70 and over in the church social room on October 2 at 12 15 pm. The event featured fellowship, food, entertainment, birthday cakes for William Eyler and Cora Barrick, and a gift for a prize winner. Rev Haas and other church members attended and led prayers and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Committee
Woodsboro
Donald Haas
Gail Catshall
Steiner Smith
William J. Eyler
Cora Barrick
Haas
Hayden Sparks
Poolesville Memorial Methodist Church
Ivan Lawson
Monrovia
Poolesville
Sparks
Dale Shellhamer
United Church In Christ
Woodsro
Harvey Werking
Ralph Flanagan
Mae Powell
Charles Stitely
Della Speakeiday
Keefer Catsail
Walter Smith
Maurice
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Frank J Kaster
Cleveland Trout
Catoctin Club Holds Annual Meet at VFW Country Club
The Catoctin Club, Inc held its annual membership meeting October 20 at the VFW Country Club near Frederick. Retiring president Elmer Ehler presided as officers were elected L Clinton Rhoades president Fred S Kefauver vice president Lincoln Stull secretary William Z Stauffer treasurer and two year directors Leo Duvall Veil Forney and one year directors Sperry Storm and Francis Gaither. Plans announced for Old Clothes Dance at Fort Detrick Officers' Club and New Year Eve Dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Veil Forney James McLaren Frank Smith and Garland Feaga as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Club, Inc
VFW Country Club
Frederick
Elmer Ehler
L. Clinton Rhoades
Fred S. Kefauver
Lincoln 5. Stull
William Z. Stauffer
Leo Duvall
Veil Forney
Helpful Hints For Buying Carpeting For The Home
H E Agent suggests whether to choose wall to wall carpeting or area rugs. Wall to wall enlarges a room and fits bays, while rugs offer reversibility and easy cleaning. Nylon and Herculon fibers reduce static and resist wear, with new finishes for static resistance. carpets now extend into kitchens and baths.
Legion Plans For Season Of Christmas in Frederick
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Frederick Legion Home to map Christmas plans. Chairmen report on Christmas Treats at Victor Cullen Hospital and Montevue Home December 19 and clothing drives for underprivileged children. Members win cups for service and receive certificates of merit from Governor Tawes. next meeting November 15 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
Legion
East Church Street
Emory Staley
Legion Auxiliary
Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Montevue
Jason Yelton
Holdcraft
J. Earl Gilbert
Yelton
Richard Butler
Staley
E. J. Fisher
William H. Miller
Gladys Kline
American Legion Department of Maryland
J. Millard
Tawes
Legion Auxiary
Pat O'Neill
Frederick Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank J. Keefermen
J. William Eyler
Hanson Crum
Charles Stitley
William Adams
Clarence Stottlemyer
J. Wiliam Eyler
Charles Strine
Morgan Dayhoff
Jesse Smith
George Etz Jer
Willam Adams
W B. Catshall
Oscar Barrick
Reuben Bostian
Webster Smith
John Fogle
Charles Harbaugh
Shellhamer
Lawson
William Schwarber
Tra Houck
Smith
Claude Barrick
Harry LeGore
Allen Smith
Carroll Wickless
John Gladhill
W. Sherman Powell
Cramer Powell
Austin Fox
Paul Douglas
Melvin Anders
C. William King
Harry Keeney
Alice Virginia Barrick
William Farra
James Dayhoff
Clarence Bostian
John Huffman
Elmer Measell
Earl Hawkins
Catoctin Club
H. E
Adele F. Miller
Home Economics
Winchester Hall
Washington
Famous Makers Carcoats & Ski Jackets
Ervivo
Robel
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