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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

11

Church School for Children Opens Monday

The cooperative vacation church school opens Monday at 9 a.m. at the Church of the Brethren and Presbyterian Church. Branches started with satisfactory enrollment as activity progresses. Coordinators include Revo Wiehard and Wenta with Miss Margaretta Gordon directing at the Presbyterian Church and Revs. Charles Whitnere and Joseph Poreterfield directing at the Church of the Brethren.

Cooperative Vacation Church Church of the Brethren and Presbyterian Church Revo Wiehard Presbyterian Church Charles Whitnere Joseph Poreterfield Teseliagh Church of the Brethren

Presbyterian Church Seeks Staff For School Departments Enrollment Totals Given

The article lists staff and enrollment figures for three church schools with multiple departments. Kindergarten at one church reports 20 students with several named teachers and assistants, Primary 25 with a roster, Junior 16 with teachers, assistants. music director and secretary named. Also notes staffing at Church of the Brethren and cooperation with local churches. Henna leaves cited as ancient hair color cosmetic.

The Presbyterian Church Lloyd Miller Hrewer Middlekauff Huber Nock Milas Frances de, Lauder David Shoemaker Roy Pritt Carolyn Patterson Sustataants Alice Ann Lindsay Frances Trager Roberta Mussor Robert W. Nolp Doria Humrhhouse Catherine Ditto Robert Delasin Jane Mussar Dick Potter Carolyn Quick Hobbie Wade Ronnie Thuveor Church of the Brethren Floyd Mann Mia Richard Stine J. Alarig Towinsin, Jr Louise Welch Delores Tlosser Counla Kesh Beatrice Tatfield Michard Long Robert Schreiber Marie Coss Martha Petre Idith Lum James Sellergs Richard Stouffer Glen Zuck Palmer Dawson Gerald Kaufferan Mary Ann Miller Ellen Brierry First Brethren First Christian St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Gion Evangelical and Reformed Christ’s Evanelical

Franco Popular With Spaniards Says Cardinal

Cardinal Spellman reports from Barcellona that Spaniards are enthusiastic about General Franco. He compares the Barcelona demonstration to Lindbergh’s 1927 Paris flight reception. Spellman traveled back on the Constitution with 600 Catholics who attended the Congress.

New York Francia Spellman Barcelona Spain Francisco Franco

Artist dies in New Windsor body of work in American institutions

New Windsor New York June 16 Lee Woodward Zeigler 84 artist whose work appeared in many American institutions died at his home.

New Windsor N. Y Lee Woodward Zeigler Jig

Crochet Giraffe and Pup Craft Patterns in The Daily Mail

Crib toys crocheted in bright wool yarn feature embroidered details. The sleepy Giraffe stands 23 inches tall in yellow with black spots and a green Pup sits upright with red trim. Order Pattern No. 351 from Carol Curtis at The Daily Mail Box 229 Madison Square Station New York, NY.

Carol Curtis Daily Mail Madison Square Station New York N. Y

Taft Touts Pros On Side. Eisenhower Surges With Amateurs

Taft builds a machine of seasoned politicians and steady insiders while Eisenhower runs like a political amateur still assembling a nationwide network. Hoffmann and Williams head advisory efforts for Eisenhower as veteran senators Lodge Duff Carlson and governors back his bid.

Taft Eisenhower James Marlow Washington Sen Gen New York Eistenhower States Lodge Sen. Duff Pennsylvania Sen. Carlson Kansas Paul Hoffman

Carlson heads Heehower for President HQ in state

Sen Carlson leads the local Hee hower for President committee with Wes Roberts from Kansas and publisher Robinson McIlvane of Pennsylvania assisting. The text notes no broader political significance and mentions Pakistan’s yesterday announcement of extended recognition by another Commonwealth country.

Committees For Economic Development Sen. Carlson Hee Hower Kansas Wes Roberts Carlson Robinson McIlvane Pennsylvania Pakistan

Pakistan Proclaims Sudan Status As Courtesy Note

Pakistan adds a courtesy note to its stance on Egypt's King Farouk being named king of the disputed Sudan. The remark stresses recognition without asserting sovereignty or binding authority, reflecting a cautious foreign policy move amid regional tensions.

Karachi Pakistan British Commonwealth Egypt Farouk Sudan

Traffic Club To Hold Seventh Annual Picnic Outing

The Hagerstown Traffic Club will host its seventh annual picnic at the Potomac Mad and Game Club on Wednesday afternoon. The events begin with a baseball game at 2 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. M. P. McKann has been elected president of the local group.

Hagerstown Traffic Club Potomac Mad and Game Club McKann

Oldent free school in operation in United States

Public school system of Alexandria Virginia remains open with historical note. Robert B. Les studied there from 1818 to 1824.

Oldent Free School United States Alexandria Robert B. Les

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