Busy Week Planned by Washington Do. Clubs
The Washington Do. Clubs and 4-H groups outline a full week of meetings and demonstrations on home color schemes textiles and food preservation. Activities include Homemakers Club, textile painting, dress schools, and multiple 4-H club hostings at area homes and churches. Wasps are noted as predators of caterpillars and other pests in fruit areas.
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Homemakers Club of
Halfway
Hubert Mullen
Funkeatawa
Lutheran Church
Ira Kaetzel
Keetysvilla Homemakers Club
Raymond Lowe
Keedysville
Homemakers Club
Salam E.U.B
Beaver Creek
Maine
Hichelberger
Brownsville
Dorothy AlAsSon
Reading
Woodland Way PTA to Elect Offcers at Final Meeting
Woodland Way PTA will hold its final meeting of the year this evening at 7 40 o clock. New officers will be elected with A Bendell presiding. A school band concert follows. Fairplay PTA holds its final meeting May 21 at 7 30 p m. Election and installation for the coming year will be staged with Mrs Mary Davis presiding.
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Woodland Way Pta
Bendell
Fairplay Pta
Mary Davis
Luncheon Set for May 24 at Women's Club
Junior Music Club members and parents are reminded reservations for the final luncheon of the season are due tomorrow. The event, May 24 at 12 30 p.m. in the Women's Club auditorium, features Mrs. George Bolek as guest speaker and a student concert under Carolyn Lang.
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Patricia Stilts
Lester K. Range
Range
George Bolek
Maryland Federation of Music
Beaver Creek
William Barr
Carolyn Lang
North Street PTA to Convene May 27 at 8 30 P.M
The North Street PTA will hold regular business on Wednesday May 27 at 8 30 p m in the school's nisk room. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a social hour will follow in the cafeteria. Members and friends are invited to attend.
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North St. Pta
North Street Pta
Nisk
AD Pers
Lincoln School Pta
Lincoln School of Halfway
Lincoln School
Willing Workers Plan Church Bazaar This Saturday
The Willing Workers of Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the parish house. Walter Cearfoss led devotionals and Mrs. Clara McDowell presided over the business session planning a rummage sale for this Saturday. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs. Allen Frounfeller Mrs. Edna Henry and Mrs. Clara McDowell.
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Willing Workers of Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Cearfoss
Clara McDowell
Allen Frounfeller
Edna Henry
Clara McLowell
Shepherd College Summer Session Opens June 2 at Shepherdstown
Summer School at Shepherd College begins June 2 with 8:30 to 12 registration in the college library and official classes at 1. The six week term runs to July 11 and the second term from July 14 to August 22. Programs include thirteen clinics and institutes led by regular faculty and distinguished lecturers.
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Shepherd College
Mustein
Institute On Public Affairs
Homemakers Observe 25th Anniversary in Salem Church
The Keedysville Homemakers Club marks its 25th anniversary on Thursday May 22 at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church with a Washington County Homemakers Chorus concert conducted by Professor Arthur R. Spessard at 8 p.m. A prelude by Mrs. Robert Wyand opens the program followed by talks from former presidents. A memorial service led by Mrs. M. B. Thomas and a solo by Miss Elaine Scheller close the event. The public is invited and a silver offering will be taken.
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Keedysville Homemakers' Club
Salem
Spinach Salad with Tomato French Dressing from Homemakers Corner
University of Maryland Extension Service endorses Spinach Salad with Tomato French Dressing. Ingredients include spinach, cauliflower, celery, carrots, cabbage, and a dressing of oil, vinegar, tomato soup, sugar, mustard, salt, paprika, Worcestershire, onion, garlic, and pepper. Serve well chilled for maximum flavor and nutrition. The piece also notes newborns need cuddling warmth and responsive care for healthy development.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Jeanne Moehn
Mrs. Moehn
Parakeet Hobby Fills Main Street Home Aviary
Verne Miller’s house on Main Street hosts about 135 parakeets with 41 mating pairs, in a colorful setup of cages and flight areas. The owner breeds for new color lines, trading birds to expand varieties from cobalt to aqua blues, greens, and rare snowy albinos, while his wife shares the passion.
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Verne
Verne Miller
Love crosses town as Miller clan links to Vernon
Irene Miller returns to Valetcy with her parents after a family move to Kanane. Vernon Varnon, born in Rileyville Virginia, pursues Irene whom he later marries. Their clan spans five children and five grandchildren living in the city, enjoying barbecues, picnics, and an aviary that draws all ages.
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Varnon
Rileyville
Milas Irena B. Miller
Altoona
Vernon
Irene
Kanane
Valelty
Irene Miller
Mia
Millers
Charles W
Ronald
Johna-Hopkinag University
Stilh
Meh
Hilda
Harold Sprecher
Harbara
Tinie
Mildred
Richard Andrews
Linds
Maurice Flutzett
Helen
Ira Stively
Parakeet Breeding Tips From Vernon Miller in Parkaot House
Vernon Miller showcases his prolific parakeet breeding at the Parkaot House aviary. He advises on cage design, nesting setup, and using pastel backdrops with psychological prompts to encourage mating. Mrs Miller handles noon-time feedings and daily care.
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Vernoni
Parakaot House
Parakepta
Vernon Miller
Women Visit DuPont Gardens From Greencastle Area
About forty women from Greencastle and nearby areas joined an all day garden outing to DuPont Gardens near Kennett Square Pennsylvania. The Green Cane Women’s Club sponsored the trip with members and nonmembers taking part in the excursion.
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Greencastle and Vicinity
DuPont Gardens
Kennett Square
Green Cane Women's Club
Gaslight tribute during Lafay ette visit in Fredonia 1824
An historical note recalls a house in Fredonia New York being illuminated by natural gas in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette during his 1824 visit to the United States.
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Lafayuette
United States
Fredonia
N. Y
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