Flower Arrangements Topic at Soroptimists Dinner
Mrs. John Peyton Thrasher spoke on lower arrangements for the Soroptimists in the Wedgwood Room of the Franklin Scott Key Hotel. She urged good taste and color harmony, proper cutting, and suitable holders, illustrating with live arrangements. The group raised over 100 for multiple sclerosis research. guests included Mrs. R. C. Beardsworth and Mrs. Helen Hemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peyton Thrasher
Garden Club
Soroplimist Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scort Key
Alice Thomas
Turasher
Thrasher
Margaret Lerner
R. C. Beardsworth
Helen Hemp
Owi Mae Tromas
Pinky the Puppets Delight Hospitalized Children at Frederic Memorial
Mrs. Byron D White leads Freder ick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary in sewing Pinky puppets for pediatrics patients. Since 1956 the program has produced about 1,600 puppets, aided by Mrs Beavers who sews weekly and donates hours, while the Snow Ball fund supports hospital equipment and operating room needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron D. White
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Atlantic City
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ford
Venata
Women's Auxiliary
Ethel Northam
G. Leicester Thomas, Jr
P.H. Beavers
W. Jarboe Grove
Pinky
Project of
Arthur Greenhut
Frederick Tailoring
Green
Beavers
Nediairies
White
Fen
Lebor
Frank Keefer Penky
P. H
Zontians Hold Meet In Frederick At Francis Scott Key Hotel
The Zonta Club of Frederick held its monthly meeting with Miss Grace N. Brown presiding. Reports covered United Nations October program led by Ruth Kinsey and plans for a peace theme event. A UN display is in the Frederick Gas Company window and Ethel Northam noted the Frederick County Health Council fall meeting. Contributions were discussed for Rosewood School and Amelia Earhart Scholarship Fund. Lucille Crawford was named executive secretary of Zonta International. Richard Zimmerman to discuss Salvation Army building at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zosta Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Ottel
Grace N. Brown
United Nations Program
Ethel Northam
Frederick County Health Counci J
Northam
Zonta
Hal Lee Ot
Sshe
Rosewood
Amelia Earhart
Zonta International
Twenty week firemen’s course opens at Independent Hose
A twenty week basic training course started Wednesday night at the Independent Hose Company. Open to all volunteer firefighters, it is offered by the Maryland Fire Service Extension with Robert Burns and an aide. Robert Smith outlined potential gains for attendees. The next class is September 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the West Church Street fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Maryland Fire Service Extension
Robert Brrns
Robert Smith
West Church Street
Ten Team Howell Game Held at Amvers Club
Monday night at the Amvers club the Frederick Bridge club hosted a ten team Howell game. Rating points were won by the following teams: first Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Pearson. second M. B. Goetz and Ernie Hirsch. third Julius Jacobson and William Selzer. with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Weinberg and others in lower places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvers
Ithe Frederick Bridge Club
M. M. Weinberg
P. G. Pearson
M. B. Goetz
Ernie Hirsch
Julius Jacobson
William Selzer
Marie McDonald Debuts Night Club Show in Hollywood
Marie McDonald stars in a $180,000 Moulin Rouge theater debut after previously serving as a chorus girl. Her Hollywood return coincides with an anniversary. husband Harry Kari gifts roses and a 310,000 train coat as a dressing room surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Frank Sennes
Moulin Rouge Theater
Harry Kari
Ter
Home as Key Influence on Youth, Rev Hall Tells Civic Club
Rev E William Hall told Brad dock Heights Civic Club that the home is the most powerful influence on a young person. He urged emphasizing family life and undergirding youth with community support, noting most youths are good citizens despite publicity on delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Willian Hall
Civic Club
G. William Stuinz
Braddock Heights
Hall
Melvin Partrice
Kenneth Schrama
Gram
Henry L. Davis
Coright
Elmer Ebler
Matter
Alex Arris
Ralph White
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Snow Ball
Chine
Vi Tal
Ommm
Roerantiv
Alem
Reg
Fae Gee Ae
Zontians
P-Ta
East Frederick
PTA
Russell Young
Paul Romsberg
Paul Crum
Margaret Billy
Guy Burdette
Lois Troxell
Marion Carmack
Glenn Rippeon
John Ferguson
Paul Ripveen
Lioyd Grabill
Agnhaary
Velma
Richard) Graham
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary
Howell
Irene Lantz
Janice Pepp
Margaret Strawsburg
iBrs
Evelyn Trervar
Mary Jam
Bussard
Virginia i Reech
Valencia Hotel
York
iPa
Elizabeth Knill
Jeffersonian Democratic
Laura Struve
Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Knill
League
Schley Ave
John J. Smoot
Francis
Rev. Hall
Calvin Schndknecht
Walter Feaga
Charles Lippy
Herbert Hann
Carrol Albaugh
Harper Rankin
Atlee Shry
Homer Miller
William Nussmaus
Hazel White
Willam J. Elias
Sears, Roebuck Foundation
C. Elgin Hemp
Edward D. Storm
Federation of W Clubs
So Peemean
Acommer
Twe Mem
M.C.A
Emory 5. Shipley Sr
West Patrick Street
Dill Avenue Property
Dill Ave
J. J. Gittings
Irving Swope
Nellie H. Swope
Ernest B. Stephens
General Bronze Corp
ACME
Frederick, Maryland
Ernest Ausherman
Maryland
A Crocker & Little Builders
Thurmonsy Construction CO
Thurmom, Maryland
Thurmont
Floyd L. Culler
LLOYD
Roger M. Fulmer
Tra Johnson
Marsland
Henry
Keller
Jefferson
Keller & Sons Jefferson
Martix & Kolbrocky Ridge
J. E. Messenger
J. Herman
Arthur G. Schuetzinger
Albert L. Strub
Thurmont, Mant and Thurmont
Albert Strube
Tremont
Russell Strube
General Bronze Corporation
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Frederick, Md
Beaverette
Pixies
Paris
Bell's Millinery North Market
Frederick Shopping Center
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