Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-03
HITS for MRS
By Dorothy B. Waleski
Garden 4-SSS9

Garden 4-SSS9
Spring sprung at last and its usual fever (Which
IS with us summer winter and fall as wel particularly vruent
this year because of the delayed reaction.
Ours takes the nostalgia old college
round the doorstep remind us of those that grew around
the old mausoeum in the cemetery behind the college library
On the theory that the the might help us
terry between only
selfrespectng spirit caught with
our outofhsworld costumes for getting sunans along with
little culture.
The nostalgia by
going back to the old campus For thing the old campus
isn't there-around another building And
all the faces look young really look old
fore leaving for hOme
This is roundabout way you school,
method Instead of revsing old why not along
with number Of nghbors the University Maryands
Rural Womens Short Course %?
The extension college
five glorious caeee days dis
problems in homemaing community living world
affairs"
You will be homemakers all the
state who will be taking this capsule college living the
university campus and eating in the dining hall.
AS the university marks its centennial the short will
observe its Both Wder Horizons for Family Living the
theme this and the open all whether or
not they belong to a homemakers club.
weeklong supported by register
ing from each county Registration is handled by the home de-
agent Montgomery
Anyone interested should call Mrs Rhoads before PO
22121, ext 206.
Classes, a day Tuesday through Friday
homemaker wide selection. Included subjects
health and safety foods and nutrition home furnishings public
speaking and personality development human development In
family hfe home landscape gardening parliament
Orderly clothing,
rangmen international relations recreation developing self
confidence leadership music and All leadership training Those
Horizons Iimitess it seems
addition the regular classes the will meet twice
in assembly presided by representative homemakers
with prominent speakers group singing messages and greetings
from various state organizations and choral numbers
The week will with service in the university
chapel Monday evening DR. William Smith, minister of the
University Methodist Church College Park will and the
Washington County Homemakers' Chorus will sing.
At the first morning assembly Tuesday homemakers will
be extended greetings by Dr. Gordon Cairns dean of the Col
lege Agriculture Nysrom director o. the Uni
versty o. Maryland extension service
George (Ble) Davis writer religious educator and
speak assembly Tuesday after
noon Mr
education speaks with the students
viewpoint
Wednesday morning assembly when the speaker
will be Sgt Aubrey Yowa traffic DIVISION Metropolitan Police
Department, in Washington.
Coloquy" will presented by Dr. Harry A.
husbandwfe lecture of Falls
Church Psychologists with special emphasis human rea
tonsn the home the community and ndusythe Oversreets
using their theme Home Place for Psychological Mat
ing Following combination lecture the Overstreets will
conduct a quesonanswer period.
Wells president, Freedom Foundation Val
ley Forge speaker the final assembly of the week
Friday afternoon when homemakers with fouyear and eight
year attendance records are honored
University Maryland H. Elins will help
certificates and the four and eghyear
groups of homemakers.
In o assemblies classes, there will be
sponsored the short aIumnae committee and the
Maryland Clubs musical enter
tanment Washington and vic
nty reception by university president and Mrs Ens
All o This is available TO YOU for the amazingly
plan spend University This includes room
tuition and If plan day student the
is $3.50 plus dollar for the tour.
should be made the Rural Womens Short Course
Fund and mailed to the home demonstration agent room SOL Cou
ty Office Building, Rockville.
Friday is visitors day well graduation
And there have the Hits for Mrs. cure for spring fever
which guarantee for except University of Maryland
only suggest that they try Of the
other At state universities.