Evening star., 1930-06-21
rs WOMEN END
COURSE AT M. U.
Complete Four Years of Homemak-
ing Study and Receive
Certificates.
BY stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY StaH correspondent OF The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, June Ala
graduating class" OF 7s Maryland
women who completed their attendance
for four years at the annual rural
women's short course, were presented
certificates at special exercises in Ritch,e
Gymnasium at the University of Mary
land yesterday.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
delivered the principal address, stressing
the growth in desire for education that
has been manifest in America since the
war.
60 Graduates Mothers.
In presenting the graduation certih
Gates. DR.. r. A. Pearson, president of
the University, pointed out that 60 OF
the women receiving them are mothers
of 1856 children and II are grandmother
of 81 children.
The class of 78 is more than twice as
large as the class which received similar
honors last year, and reflects the growth
in attendance at the annual short
course.
AS a closing event 20 the weeks WORK
the entire group of women in attendance
made visit to Mount Vernon in the
afternoon.
The Graduates.
Women receiving graduation certifi-
Gates include: Mrs. j. S. Carr, Mid
land; Mrs. John Close Ellerslie; Mrs
Ella Higgins, Vale Summit; Mrs. J. c.
e., Horton, Cumberland: Mrs. Margaret
Lease, Rawlings; Mrs. j. J. Lydinger
Cumberland; Miss Grace Skelley, Old
town; Mrs. D. M. Wenrich, Ellerslie;
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Pearl Wilson, Cumberland; Mrs. Mabel
Sprigg Harwood, all of Severena Park;
Miss Fora Billingsley. MonktOn; Mrs.
A. r. Gill, Glencoe; Mrs. Eulalia Gil
lespie, ReiSterstown; Mrs. w. c. Hoff-
man, Baldwin; Miss Margaret Smith.
Glen Arm; Mrs. Corinne Thomas,
Hobbs; Mrs. N r. Baumgardner,
| Taneytown; Mrs. G. B. Benson, Hamp-
stead; Mrs. E. H. Brown, Union Mills;
Miss Carrie Buckingham, Westminster;
Miss Rose Coppersmith, Hampstead;
Mrs. Cecilia Fink, Woodbine; Mrs.
Hesson, Taneytown; Mrs j. c. Hewitt,
Woodbine; Mrs Bertha Kain, West
minister; Mrs. George Klee, West
minister; Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Med
ford; Mrs. j. G. Mckinney, Woodbine {;
Mrs. w. r. Nusbaum, Union Mills; Miss
Margaret Stem, Westminster; Mrs. FloS-
sea Taylor, Westminster; Mrs. c. G..
Veitch, Westminster; Mrs. G. w. Wilt,
,, Taneytown; Miss Bessie Wolfe, Union
Bridge; Mrs Ethel Griest, Liberty
Grove: Miss Connie Kilby, Rowlands-
vile; Mrs Blanche Kirk, RowlandSville !:
Mrs. Joseph Worrilow, North East: {:
Mrs. Alex Bowdle, Williamsburg; Mrs.
D. F. Brinsfleld, Rhodesdale: Mrs. D. B.
Spedden, Hudson; Mrs. r. H. Williams.
Woolford; Mrs H. S. Boyle, Emmits-
burg; Mrs. E. w. Davis, Monrovia Mrs.
j. D. Gather, Unionville; Mrs. Ernest
King, Monrovia; Mrs. Emma Nicode-
mus, Monrovia Mrs. H. j. Slusher,
Frederick Mrs A. l.. Bachman, Falls
ton: Mrs. Cassie Forwood, Street: Mrs.
Irene GoSweiler, Aberdeen; Mrs. w. M.
Brandenburg. Marriottsville; Mrs. S. B.
Cissel Marriottsville; Miss Ida Shipley,
Woodbine; Mrs. G.. A. Carroll, Chester
town; Mrs. Clarence Thompson, Rock
Hall; Miss Edna Beall, Clarksburg;
Mrs. j. E. Darby. Boyds; Mrs. c. B.
Norton, Conduit Road Mrs. P. L. We'll
Ter, Beallsville; Mrs. j. R. Allen. Ana
costa; Mrs M. H. B. Hoffman, Hyatts-
Vile; Mrs Mabel Nickel, Cheverly; Mrs.
Cecil Smith, Washington; Mrs. A.
Southworth, Suitland; Miss Victoria
Bradburn, Dameron; Mrs Fred Court,
Piney Point; Mrs. Agnes johnson, Nor
ganza; Mrs. Mary Wathen, Mechanics
Vile; Mrs. Florence Mumma. Fairplay;
Mrs. Isobel Bradley. Laurel Del; Mrs
Sadie Dickerson, Riverton, and Mrs. H.
c. Foster, Clear Spring.