Vocational Training Center for Girls in Ramallah Opens
The United Nations aid supported new vocational school for girls in Ramallah Jordan opens on UN Day. The center, housed in a former olive grove on the hills north of Jerusalem, offers eleven courses including electric typists hairdressing dressmaking and nursing. About 400 students are in training funded by World Relief with annual costs per student around five hundred dollars.
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Ramallah
Jordan
Zonta, Int
Higesstein
United Nations
Antietam
Raunabtaty
Winslow F. Jorhans
Aas Inteenalianal
Barbians
Dave Kili
Vratong
Rahat
Sardar
Dadi
Ron Font
Paar
Ste Stayei
Rocky Ant
Jess
Tie Guyverny
Fala Mart
UG Millon
Lo Ural
UNRA
United States
Ihdia
Hedrens
Britain
Jorduith Wlyen
Cad Ann
Strey
Tsriaels Ba
Unra Becae
Alxial
Catty
Ning
Jerusalem
World Kreluger Donatons
Fearhers
Zonta Sponsors Girls Education Project At Romulan Village
Miss Maha Deri Mughar leads a course at Romulan Village School sponsored by Zonta International through District WE. The program aims to train and empower refugee girls, offering three year curricula at a total of 1000 dollars per girl. UN official support and local leaders back the effort as a step toward broader women’s education and civic involvement.
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Elise
Zonta
Bernadinad Cesprasthie
Pais
Vineda
Zant
Ent
Maha Deri Mughar
Romulan
Jadordad
Credit Tut Riuvallah
John Thivis
UNA
Unis
Davis
Dtevnational
Amd
New Orleans
Zonta, International
Zant. International
Want
Osinve
Spon
Ruud
Bartha Alaten
Aarona
Atv
J. Allen Clapper
Mildren Ramaveiatti
Trief
Sean Setheley
Pho
Venice
Phil Dean
United Nations
Marty Carderman
Park Service Women Meet At Antietam
The National Park Service Women’s Organization including af ane Uotam, & O. Cansl, Catae fin and Harpers Ferry gathered Tuesday at Antietam Visitor Center Sharps building. Ten members and four guests attended with Mrs. Pat Webl presiding. They viewed the “Heritage of September” exhibit featuring scenes from several national parks. Light refreshments were served by Antietam and National Gattlesloid Site members.
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National Park Service Women's Organization
Af Ane Uotam
O. Cansl
Cataefin
Harpers Ferry
Antietam Bat- Veftold
Sharpsining
Pat Webl
PTA NEWS AT NORTH HAGerstown High School ACTIVITIES
PTSA plans wanedings for junior class members and parents Thursday at 7 in area D. Robert Pearl, junior guidance counselor, to discuss Planning Now for Careers after High School. St Marys Grammar and St Marcia Gerrett High School parents invited to 7 pm lecture Problems of Teenagers at the high school. West Rev William Katler Tunn of Baltimore to address SMGH Parents Association. Monsignor Dunn to discuss teenagers problems and parental roles. Allan Feller chairs PFA event. Classroom visits begin at 7. cafeteria refreshments available.
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North Hagerstown High School
Robert Pearl
Steedlents
St. Mary's Grammar School
St. Marcia Gerett High
West
Willa Katler Tunn
Baltimore
Parents and Friends Association
SMGH
Monsignor
Dung
Notre Dame of Maryland
Callefe
Dunn
Allan Feller
PFA
Md Lutheran Church Women Gather Here
The Hagerstown district of Maryland Lutheran Church Women held their Fall Assembly at St. Dubn's Lutheran Church in Hagerstown drawing about 170 attendees. The day opened with devotions, district readings, and talks from church leaders, with four workshop sessions on leadership, Christian responsibility, and congregational development.
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Hagerstown
Cuberlanl
Maryland
Liberal Church Women
MLCW
Lutheran Chirch In
America
Bt.dubn
Lutheran
Nagerstown
Eugene Willan
George Whetstone
John Wagania
Jenna
Richard Doub
Ilagerstown
Cumberland
ECW
Paul Lotlich
Wettysbury College
Ding
Merning
Pizata Sada
Charles Mayelt
Acy
Alben Fixeher
MLGW
Les
St. Jatin's
Paul Laftieh
Clarennon Price
Oren Strine
Albert Fischer
Glande Barrick
COH
Demo Women's Council Plans Luncheon Here
The Washington County Democratic Women’s Organizations finalize plans for a luncheon at the Yen ice restaurant with notable guests. Delegate Edna Cook of the Maryland Legislature is billed as the speaker, with estimated attendance from Hagerstown, Williamsport, Sharpsburg and nearby communities.
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Washington County
Waen
Amnng Chem
Brs
Carenel Thingas
Ehattaran
United Bemocratic Clits of
Maryland
Edna Cook
Wilamsport Women
Denwer
Willamsport
John Stottemeyer
G2 Ware
Hoonsboro
Hagerstown
Sancock
Sharpsburg
Winslow F. Burhans
County Council
United Democratic Women’s Chiles of
Mrs Hoffman Honored At Stork Shower
A stork shower for Mrs. Hoffman hosted by Mrs. Hetty West at 12 Shannon Ave followed a Think Pink theme. Pink crib decor and refreshments featured a large stork centerpiece. games awarded prizes to multiple guests. The guest list included many named attendees.
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Wants Hoffman Svas
Hetty West
Shannon Ave
Migh
White
Monninger
Hoffman
Fouke
Pike
Mele High
Joyce White
Ruby Moncinger
Jenny Guessford
Meg. Maxine Hoffan
Eva Hofffman
Pearl Kershaw
Eli- Tor Meleod
Riding Club Has Fall Picnic This Sunday
Members of the Blue Ridge Riding Club plan a Fall picnic at Mt. Lena on Sunday October 27. The event starts at four thirty in the afternoon and continues through the evening at Ethel Needy's place. Members should call Mrs. Needy or June Green to announce attendance.
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Blue Ridge Riding Club
Ethel Needy
Mt. Lena
Mrs. Needy
June Green
Local births announced in Greensburg area
A sequence of birth notices from Greensburg and surrounding areas reports multiple newborns. Tonni Diane and Connie Elaine Dison Pronton born October 14 at Washington County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dison Pronton. Teresa Dean Teese born October 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Teese. Brook Louise Kayser born October 17 to Mr. and Mrs. James Kayser. Barbara Weller born October 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weller. Susan Linette Wilhide born October 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilhide. A daughter, unnamed, born October 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Corbert. Additional births noted for families including the Seibert and Hartman lineages and local residents from Waynesboro and Warfordsburg.
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Dison Prnton
Greensburg
Announcer
Tonni Diane
Connie Elaine
Hornet
Washington Co. Hospital
Elizabeth Snutt
Donald Weller. Wancock
Barbara Yur
Washington County Wospita
Weller
Richard C. Wiihide
Detour
Maryland
Susan Linette
Annie Warner Hospital
Yettysbueg
Wilhide
Cassandra Seibert
Danel K. Seibert
St. Paul Toad
Clear Spring
Donald Corbert
Washington County Hospital
Corbert
Jeanne Dive
Herbert Martn
Hidcack
Hardin
Mins Marion Hendershot
Warfordsburg, Pa
Local residents report visits and recoveries across towns
Parsonals list residents returning after weekend events at the University of Durham and travels to Orbisonia and Venice. Patients at Washington County Hospital include Mrs. Mary Weaver and Miss Irene Thum. Military personnel deploy from Williamsport to Korea while families observe vacations and hospital care in multiple locales.
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Irene Thun
Harlan Thum
Patera St
Amderstery
Washington County Hospital
Robert Hosehag
San Francisco
Calif
Baltimore
Gilbert T. Hose
Williamsport
Korea
Dorothy Nicowander
Special Curry Cranberry Sauce Chicken Dish
A low calorie French style dressing with curry powder and cranberry sauce flavors a broiled chicken with a spicy fruit glaze. The method layers sauce while broiling and basting to create a crusty, spicy finish. Serves 4 to 6 with pan juices.
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Omea
Baynes
Woodmen's Circle Group Plans Sunday Session
The National District of the Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle will convene Sunday in the Junior Fire Company building with a 1 pm start and dinner afterward. Mrs. Clara Holman of this city presides. Local officers include second vice president Anna Stevenson and auditor Esabelle Easterday. Members will travel from Washington, D.C.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
Junior Fire Company
Clara Holman
Grown
Anna Stevenson
Esabelle Easterday
Margaret C. Bagore
Gladys Spyder
Christine Norris
Washington, D.C
Nelson Bair Turns Sixteen At Surprise Birthday Party
Nelson Alan Bair celebrated his 16th birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs LT Bair at their Jefferson Boulevard home. The recreation room was festively decorated for Halloween with a large guest list including Caroline Ritter Deborah Shyder Linda Wilson and many others along with several family members and neighbors.
Or der of the East ern Star hosts spaghetti supper in Shep hernstown
West Virginia centennial celebration event hosted by the Shepherstown WV Va Chapter of the Eastern Star. Italian spaghetti supper served in the War Memorial Building from 7 to 9 PM. Proceeds support chapter activities and community projects.
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West Virginia
Shephernstown
WV. Va
Order of Te Eastern Star
War Memorial
Fashion Forecast: Slim Silhouettes For Holiday Season
The Fashion Forecast calls for slim easy silhouettes with belted waists. The Little something dress adds after five excitement yet remains simple for important afternoons. Designers recessed collars and elbow sleeves echo the 1963 luxury matelasse print in blue green and gold brown, sizes 10 to 18. Photographed at Place Lautrec in New York and available locally.
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Prelly Geeeben
Heimdeg
Ramalleh
Wee
Park Service
PTA News
North High
St. Mary Goretti
Lutheran Church
Demo Women’s Council
Mrs. Hoffman
Stork Shower
Riding Club
Essedd
P ‘Arents
Perry F. Teese
Guilford Ave
Sven
Teresa Dean
Reese
Raney Cunninghaan
iLlenrietta Winterkaniy
Lomewood
University
Durham
Wesley Webb
Mary Weaver
John
Stevie Swope
Orbisonia
Groover Cleveland
John Wulf
Woodside Drive
St. James Village
Apace
Prospect St
James Montfomtery, Wancock
Venice, Florida
James Kerns
Hancock Fesitent
Armest
Viannie Blink Masonic Home
Mary Santsbury
Lorraine Neel
Mary Marlin
Mal Limore
Martha Noffman
Smithsburg
Roy Golden
Mancock
Charles Miller
Wioodpoint Ave
Joseph F. Denniston IV
Austin
Texas
J.F. Denniston
Mary Denniston
Dewey Ave
Willa (Smiley) Gacling
Mont Valla Ave
Western Maryland State Hospital
Terk
Woodmen's Circle
Nelson Bair
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