Rohrer Wins Maryland Apple Baking Prize
Miss Joan E Rohrer of Boonsboro won first place in the Maryland Division of the Tri State Apple Baking Contest held at James Wood High School Winchester Virginia, with runner up in the tri-state bake-off.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
4
Miss Joan E Rohrer of Boonsboro won first place in the Maryland Division of the Tri State Apple Baking Contest held at James Wood High School Winchester Virginia, with runner up in the tri-state bake-off.
A garbled ad promotes a new Needlecraft Catalog with patterns and accessories. It asks readers to mail 25 cents to receive the catalog and mentions over 20 patterns for items like hats, crochet, and crafts along with directions and potential fees. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but centers on purchasing a catalog via mail with small fees.
Fragmented OCR note lists Messielle Rasore as a seated figure amid a state convention. It mentions avits election as president of a Marylin Med eration of Business group and references a weekend gathering. The text also hints at federation leadership, state commissions, and a municipal judge with unclear associations and misspelled names.
A Maryland weekend convention in Hagerstown reelects Mrs. George H Basore as federation president and names new officers. The event features sessions on mental health, a keynote by Dr. Theck and awards for local BPW chapters, with delegates from Annapolis to Elkton and a motor tour of the city.
Dear Polly offers thrifty, practical tips for storage and sewing. Advice includes storing moth crystals in nylon stockings with coats, repurposing old petticoats to dress a basinet, and sewing guides to hem with a cardboard notch. A calendar prize teaches children savings for ice cream, rewarding patience.
The Lutheran Church Women of St. Mark's Lutheran Church learn they are charter members of the Lutheran Church Women in America as of March 21, 1963. Officers and circle leaders were installed earlier and new committee chairmen named for program education membership fellowship Christian service and action. Meetings continue with varied programs and a general meeting planned for May 19 at the Lutheran camp Mar-Li-Ridge.
Miss Melody Stillwell of Maryland earned a page role for senior society presidents at the three day National CAH convention staged at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington. Frederica Anne Arnold joined the CAR Band under Wilbur D Lockywood during the event.
Smithsburg 4 H Girls H Club hosted a May Day tea at St Anne s Episcopal Parish House. Betsy Ross presided as program prepared by Drucilla Fuller. Members introduced their mothers and a comic show narrated by Mrs Harald Taber featured performances by Julianne Fis hack and others. A fashion promenade showcased 4 H projects and a committee planned favors for Kemp Horn Training Center.
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