Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10

lowing Snort Course, clothlng
projects climaxed by the style
show and achievement days,
July 81 and %, demonstrations
at Montgomery County fair, Club
Week and the State Fair are out
standing activities in the sum-
mers calendar.
The homemaker wishing today
for opportunity to continue in or
give herself a lift in other activi-
ties besides those directly related
to foods, clothing, home manage
ment ETC., will also find classes
for development in line with her
personal interests and needs.
Among these is a class on COM
munication through journalism,
radio and television. The theme
for this class will be Sharpening
Our Presentation" John M.
Ryan, Agriculture Editor, and
Miss Evelyn B. Hutcheson, In,
formation Specialist, University
of Maryland, will be the instruc-
tors and their subjects will in.
clude Relations with Editors
and Radio Managers, Funda.
mentals of Good Radio Presenta-
ton, Assignment to Prepare Ra-
dio Program" fundamentals of
Good Radio Presentation, Put
ting on the Show" and "The
ABCs of News Writing" The
class in public speaking and
personality development will be
given by Mrs. Hester Beall Prov
ensen, Assistant Professor, Uni
versity of Maryland Speech De
partment. Her theme for the
week will be "Your Speech is
YOU" and her subjects will be
"Plan Meeting" Banquet Pro.
cedure," "You and Your Au
dience," and Individual Speech
Problems"
Mrs. Henry M. Robert, Jr.,
Trustee of Roberts Rules OF
Order Revised, parliamentarian
and teacher, selected for the
theme of her class in Parliament.
ary Law ''The Responsibility of
the Average Member" Her sub
jects will be "Your Rights in a
Meeting" ga Motion for Every
Need" "Your Service on Com
mittees," and "Should you Seek
Office"
Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell, an in.
structor in the Young Women's
Christian Association of Wash
ington, D. c., will be back this
year to teach Everyday Eng
lish." Her theme will be ''The
Glory of the Mother Tongue" and
her subjects will include EXPIRES.
sive English" ''The Mastery OF
Words" "Pronunctions - past
present, and future" and "The
Art of Sonversation."
Miss Dorothy Emerson, Asso
ciate All Club Agent, selected
HThink for Yourself as the
theme for her class in Develop
ing Self-Confidence this year
Her subjects will be "Tve Got ar
Idea," "Be a Good Listener
Everyone Counts" and Keep ir
the Rhythm. This class will be
essentially the same as last year
although different titles. How
ever, anyone who wishes may re
peat the course.
The fourth year group will
round out their college course
with a variety of classes includ
ing on Tuesday Garden Flow
ers" by DR.. C. B. Link, Profess
or of Horticulture, University oi
Maryland, and stopping Eric
ton Before 1t Starts" by Mrs
Henry M. Roberts, Jr. Wednes
days subjects will be presto
Change" by Mrs. Maradel Ward
Home Service Bureau, Consoli
dated Gas, Electric, Light ant
Power Company of Baltimore
and Clothing Your Family with
the Newer Man-Made Fibers" by
Miss Beth Peterson, Home Eco
nomist, E. I. du Pont de Nemours
and Co., Inc. Thursdays subject
will include a makeup demon
stration by Tracy Richard, Beau
ty Editor of The Farmers Wife
and "a Creative Experience ir
Interpretation" by Mrs. Hester
Beall Provensen, Assistant Pro
fessor, Speech Department, Uni
versity of Maryland. Friday
there will not be any classes fol
Group d. They will meet at 10:OC
am. in front of the Armory fol
their group picture and 10:3(
assembly for Presentation Of
Certificates.
More than 1900 Maryland
homemakers from all % coun
ties and Baltimore City will ar
rive on the University of Mary
land canpuS MondaV for thf