The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-15
Announce Program
For Short Course
Washington County Homemak-
ers To Attend Weeks Course
At University OF Maryland,
June 10 To "a.

AT University OF Maryland,
June 10 To "a.
One hundred and five members of
the Washington County Homemak-
ers' Clubs have signed up for Short |
Course, which begins on Monday, |
June 10, and continues through Sat- !
urday, June % They will leave Ha- |
gerstown on Monday morning at 9:45 |
o'clock, from the Blue Ridge Bus
Terminal, and will spend the entire |
week at the University of Maryland |
attending classes, hearing lectures
and taking in the various entertain
ment features.
There will be classes each morning
at 8:15 and 900 and a general as
sembly at 1890 a. m. each day. The
afternoons will be taken up with
special lectures and demonstrations
and the evenings are made up of
various forms of entertainment.
On Monday evening the Baltimore
Ohio Women's Music Club will give
a thirty-minute concert of sacred
music at vesper service. Rev. Phillip
Scott, pastor of the West Moreland
Congregational Church, Washington,
D. c., has charge of the services, and
Mrs Walter Bromley, state presi-
dent of Washington County Home
makers Clubs, will conduct the can
delight service.
u On Tuesday afternoon style re-
view, FHomemakers' Fashions in the
Mid Century," will be given before
the general assembly, directed by
Mrs. Daniel Downey, project chair
man in the Maryland State Council
of Homemakers' Clubs. Mrs. Down
ey is a member of the Homemakers'
Club of Williamsport. Also at the
general assembly, Mrs. Walter Brom-
ley, state president from our county,
will give state report on the as
sembly program. More than twelve
hundred women will be present at
this meeting. The annual reception
for the homemakers will be given
by DIR. Byrd, of University of Mary
land, in the armory.
| On Wednesday morning, Mrs. Beu-
lab T. Myers, County Council presi-
dent, will take part in panel dis
cussion on. the subject, what Civic
Responsibilities Should the Home
maker Assume" Entertainment will
be furnished on Wednesday night by
the Washington County Homemak-
ers' Chorus, under the direction of
Prof. Arthur Spessard, and our music
chairman, Mrs. Arthur Spessard. The
Chorus will be represented by thir
ty-one Homemakers who will travel
to College Park on Wednesday morn
ing and spend the day at the Uni
versity. Special arrangements at the
evening assembly will be furnished
by the Overleigh Trio
Thursday has been set aside as
Visitors Day. At the general as
sembly, Hon. Walter H. Judd, Con
gresham from Minnesota, will
speak on the subject, Education for
Americas Place in Today's World
DR.. Reuben C. Steinmeyer, mem
Der of the University of Maryland
staff, will also speak, and his subject
will be Adjusting Ourselves to E
New World" In the afternoon {
colorful pageant, Meet the World
sponsored by the University Of
Maryland International Relation:
Club, will be presented, and in the
j evening concert will be given by
the Air Force Orchestra.
On Friday the Homemakers will
visit the Washington Cathedral
where a special organ recital will bt
given. They will also visit the
Bishops Gardens, the monastery anc
the Little Shop.