Dr. A. Norman Ward

Dr. Albert Norman Ward, president of Western Maryland College offered prayer.

Dr. A. N. Ward, President of Western Maryland College delivered the address.
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The principal address was made by Dr. A. Norman Ward, president of Western Maryland College.

The speaker told of the influence of the college, through its president, Dr. A. Norman Ward, upon the musical program inaugurated in the public school system of Carroll County by its late superintendent, Dr. M. S. H. Unger, himself holding a degree from Western Maryland. Many talented musicians, obtaining a start in the public schools of Carroll County, have continued their preparation at the college.

Following the luncheon, Mrs. A. Norman Ward, president of the club, called on Mrs. J. Pearre Wantz, organizer of the club in 1911 and its secretary and historian since then, to tell of Mrs. Albaugh as a clubwoman.
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Mrs. Ward next asked Mrs. George K. Mather, herself a past president of the club, to speak of Mrs. Albaugh as a Churchman.
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Another past president, Mrs. Martha S. Shaw, was selected by Mrs. Ward to speak of the guest of honor as a friend.
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Mrs. Ward welcomed the two new members of the club, Mrs. Sadie Bennett and Mrs. Robert Unger.

Tuscon, Arizona, who passed away on March 8. Mrs. Ward, the wife of Campbell.A. Ward, D.O., was a past president of the Auxiliary to the American.Osteopathic Association and a member of the Auxiliary to the MichiganOsteopathic Association

Special Olympics Volunteers Needed

The Michigan Osteopathic Association has once again declared Special.

In its 135-year history, the College has had only eight presidents: Dr. Ward, Dr. Thomas Hamilton Lewis (1886-1920), Dr. Albert Norman Ward (1920-1935), Bishop Fred G. Holloway (1935-1947), Dr. Lowell S. Ensor (1947-1972), Dr. Ralph C. John (1972-1984), Dr. Robert H. Chambers (1984-2000), and Dr. Joan Develin Coley (2000-present).
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In its 135-year history, the College has had only eight presidents: Dr. Ward, Dr. Thomas Hamilton Lewis (1886-1920), Dr. Albert Norman Ward (1920-1935), Bishop Fred G. Holloway (1935-1947), Dr. Lowell S. Ensor (1947-1972), Dr. Ralph C. John (1972-1984), Dr. Robert H. Chambers (1984-2000), and Dr. Joan Develin Coley (2000-present).