The Sun Tk Shining MV visit to Gramercy Inn noted
Libbie Powell writes about a luncheon at the Gramercy Inn in Scull Circle Washington DC with The Society of American Travel Writers. Philip Nichols of the U S Customs Commission discusses travel, customs procedures, pre clearance ideas, and efforts to curb fraud and mislabeling. The piece mixes field notes on spring fashion, local travels to Harpers Ferry and Sandy Hook, and profiles Mother Dominic Tancheti and Girls Town training, ending with notes on theatre and Don Cossacks performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramercy Inn
Scull Circle
Aith
Society of American Travel Writer
Philip Nichols
U.S
Cas Fumns
Harpers Ferry
Sandy Hook
C& U
Roonshora
First Birthday Observed for Kenta Michelle Biehelberger
Miss Kenta Michelle Biehelberger celebrated her first birthday at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Biehelberger on March 2 at her grandmother Mrs Helen Gerhart’s home 217 W Washington St Gifts were given and guests attended including Barbara Younker Sandra Younker Pamela Younker Wayne Gerhart Teddy Eichelberger Cindy Sullivan Krista Sullivan Mrs Doris Younker Mrs Helen L Gerhart and Mr and Mrs Jack Fiechelberger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenta
Michelle Biehelberger
Jack Kiehelberger
Washington St
Helen L. Gerhart
Barbara Younker
Sandra Younker
Fifth District Board Meets At New Market
The Fifth District board of the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland met at Mealey's Wales New Market on March 5 with presidents and delegates. Reports covered spring events, planned flower shows, and projects in therapy and landscaping for public buildings. Members promoted Tour Bids for the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage with cruises from Baltimore to Oxford on Chesapeake Bay and a walking tour of Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifi
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Mealey’s
Wales
New Market
Testuay
Fuure
Fulso
Antietam Garden
Hagerstown
Halfway
Woodland
Women's Club
D.C. Armey
A. A. Keswick
Antietam
Garden Club of
Oxford
Linehean
Lois Bowden Named Executive Secretary of Washington County TB Association
The Washington County Tuberculosis Association appoints Lois W. Bowden as executive secretary. She will train in Baltimore and work from Room 117 Mathias Building Public Square. Bowden has led community service efforts and serves as wife of Rev. George S. Towden. The association funds x rays tests transport drugs and counseling for TB patients and families locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Tuberculosis Association
Lois W. Bowden
Ralph Donnelly
Washington County
Claude M. Porterfield
Proudly Displaying Creative VUdorks At Cook
Four children in Smithsburg showcase crafts in a paneled room once a pruning shed. The Hagerstown Council for Retarded Children Inc. runs a Continuation program to teach older students skills for productive citizenship and self-satisfaction. Mrs Charles Ross guides the class as the group promotes a March 27 card party to fund the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Norma Jean
Mary Ellen
Nancy and
Drew
Mae
Charles Ross
Vere
Hagersylva Council For Relanded Children, Inc
Card Party To Benefit Retarded Children In Hagerstown
Kemp Horne Training Center program gains support from the Kemp Horn fund drive. A card party on Wednesday March 27 at 8 pm in the South Hagerstown High School cafeteria will feature bridge canasta and 3H. prizes and a bake sale accompany a dessert. Reservations through Dorothy Hansbrough or Winifred Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Horn
Myz
Charles L. Mobley
Jer
South Hagerstown High School
Arlene Clopper
Alms Ross
June Smith
Hagerstown Council For
Dorothy Hansbrough
Winifred Young
Miss Louise Hebb a lifelong Sharpsburg musical pillar
Portrait of Miss Louise Hebb, a beloved Sharpsburg schoolteacher active in every musical event from carnivals to school assemblies. For 43 years in Sharpsburg, she guided performances, directed singing, and led the Memorial Day parade stride by stride. The PRA honored her with life membership in the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers, praising her as a master teacher and civic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Louise Hebb
Miss Hebb
Sumer
Antietam
Hebb
Bridgeport
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College
Bakersville
Winter Street
Hagerstown
Antietam Street
Main Street
Miss Cb
Misa Hebb
St. Peter's Lutheran of
Louise Webb
Ruth Haupt
Localites Attend Tea And Dance For National Legion Leaders
The American Legion and auxiliary of Maryland hosted national commander James B. Powers and national president Mrs. Ollie L. Roger on March 2 at Blue Crest North Pikesville. A tea for Mrs. Roger ran 1 to 3 pm at Sadbrooke Methodist church social room, followed by a banquet and dance at 6:30 pm honoring both leaders. Local attendees included auxiliary executive committee women Mrs. C Alphonsa Needy, Mrs. Leon Carnahan, Mrs. Robert Campbell, and Mrs. Hoy Semler of Unit 238 Anjee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Maryland
Ollie L. Roger
Blue Crest
North
Reisterstown Rd
Pikesville
Sadbrooke Methodist Church
Roger
National Executive Committee
Auld To Talk To University Women Here
The international relations study group of the American Association of University Women will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edward Vail at 1024 Pennsylvania Ave Floyd Auld of Hagertown Junior College will be guest speaker He taught seven years in Cuba under Batista and Castro regimes and will discuss his experiences This is the third meeting in the current series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Edward Vail
Pennsylvania
Floyd Auld
Hagerstown Junior College
Anid
Cuba
Bastista
Castro
Smithsburg PTA Meeting With Basketball Games Scheduled
The Smithsburg High School PTA will meet at 7 30 p m on Monday March 14 in the school auditorium. The program features two basketball games the ladies alumnae team versus the girls varsity team and a fathers versus boys varsity mix. Refreshments available and a small admission fee will be charged to benefit the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Bridgeport Homemakers Club Meats Turkey Fashion Talk
Bridgeport Homemakers Club met at the Washington County Extension Office on Tuesday. Mrs McClain presided as members explored Turkey relations, spring styles, and hair care with Miss Lars Lamm detailing hair care and Miss Ernst preparing for an exchange trip to Turkey. The club plans a meeting April 2 at Mrs McClain’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Homemakers Club
Turkey
Washington County Extension Office
M. B. Kinnikin
P. W. McClain
Harry Lehman
Vera Mae Ernst
J. E. Barton
Lars Lamm
Tamm
Luncheon Reservations for Favorite Dish Slated
The Home and Philanthropy Section sponsors the annual Favorite Dish luncheon to finance the sewing project. Reservations due by Saturday, March 9 for the event Tuesday, March 12 at the club. Call Mrs. Fred Thomma TE 91623 or Mrs. ala L. Scheeley RE 145 to reserve seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Fred Thomma
Ala L. Scheeley
AAUW Founders Day Dinner ReScheduled in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Branch AAUW Founders Day dinner, postponed due to heavy snow, is set for Tuesday evening at 8 15 with Dr Marjorie Williams of the National Science Foundation as guest speaker. The Alexander is the venue and the event continues the season’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
American Association of Universiy Women
al the Alexander
Marjorie Williams
Natsonal Science Foundation
Washington County Hospital patient notices list
A column lists local residents as patients at Washington County Hospital and convalescents at home. Names include William Nichols Sr, Margie Stevens Havermale, Helen Ruth, and Helen Spalding, with addresses such as Randolph Ave, Valley Drive, and 847 W Washington St, plus mentions of recent hospitalizations and recoveries across Martinsburg, Keedysville, Middletown, and Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nichols Sr
Randolph Ave
Washington County Hospital
Monlay
Margie Stevens Havermale
Valley Drive
Helen Ruth
Washington SL
Huth J. Spalding
Cannon Ave
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Libbie Powel
Europe
Mr. Nichols
Ald
China
Haiti
Customs Bureau
Miami
F Street
Mother Dominic
Rome
Association of American Women In
Mother Dagrinie
Ghout
Annus
Rudolph
the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Sigig
Dominic
Volum Pole
Bild Piel
Ith Dean
Joan Stapleland
Pamela
Hedder
Fifth District Board
Mrs. Bowden
TB Association
Cook
Council For Retarded Children
Tee Andience
PTA News
Bridgeport Club
Litt Biothics
Featuring
Pretty Cottons
Activitee Smart Set
Wayne Maid
Dressea
Nelson L. House
Wayside Ave
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Edna M. Henneberger
John Henneberger
Rich
McCire
Sin
Nelson
Havre de Grace
Katie Moser
Ethel
Middletown
Woodrow Moser Sr
Woody, Saundra
Wayne
Greencastle
Arthur Moser
Alton
Boonsboro
Lola King
Damascus
James Houpt
Clayton Violet
Hobrersville
Charles E. Long
Charles Kefoliver
Keedysville
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