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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1966

Page

2

Frederick DAR Chapter Wins Golden Honor Roll

The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution received the Golden Honor Roll at the Maryland Conference in Baltimore. Chapter regent Mrs. Joseph C. Hemp announced the joint report on the Cumberland Hagerstown and Frederick chapters. Thirty-two readers attended. guests included Mrs. John M. Pitman of Williamsburg and Mrs. Byron Carpenter of Braddock Heights. The meeting featured memorials for departed members and a Bring Card Party planned for April 13 at Hotel Frederick to fund patriotic activities.

Frederick Maryland Sheraton Belvedere Baltimore Joseph C. Hemp Charles L. Mullen Rockwell Terrace Hemp Society Cumberland Hagerstown John M. Pitman Williamsburg David 8. Aldridge Pitman DAR Byron Carpenter Braddock Heights Charles A. Hodges Mullen Clifford P. Weber Ieal Mildred Suitely Marie Lincoln Lawshe Mildred A Elizabeth Bower Russell Z. Horman Robert S. Trimble Casper E. Cline William R. Slemmer Joseph T. Griffin Ira D. Watkins Dorothy Johnson Bower John M Culler Jr Lindberg Avenue

Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club results and bridal shower notice

The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at 12 30 p m at the Amvets on West Patrick Street. North south winners were Mrs Lottie Gall and Mrs Guy Hobbs first. Mrs Frank Castle and Mrs Everett Hane second. Mrs Walter Feaga and Mrs R G Kline third. East west winners were Mrs James A Kline and Mrs Robert Swanson first. Mrs E F Wells and Mrs Donald Crawford second. Mrs Richard Kelly and Mrs William McManeman third. Next week a regular game will be played. Miss Trisha Ann Martz was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower near Frederick hosted by Mrs Thelma R Shafer and Mrs Louise G Shafer. The couple, Miss Martz and James E Grove, will marry April 10 at Frederick Church of the Brethren. The disco fashion note remarks on sleepwear trends with bell bottom disco outfits.

Amvets West Patrick Street Lottie Gall Guy Hobbs Frank Castle Everett Hane Walter Feaga R. G. Kline James A. Kline Robert Swanson E. F. Wells Donald Crawford Richard Kelly William McManeman Catoctin Frank Rehmann Susan Jacobson Robert Osburn Ila O’connor Austin Whitehill Weldog Harper Wal Trisha Ann Martz Thelma R. Shafer Louise G. Shafer

Miss Boller Engaged to Don Rutland Jr for July Wedding

Mr and Mrs Clyde Boller of Mt Airy announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia Ann to Don Ray Rutland Jr son of Mr and Mrs Don Rutland Sr also of Mt Airy. Cynthia Ann Boller graduated Mt Airy High School attends University of Maryland. Don Rutland Jr graduated Port St Joe High School and attended Asbury College. A July wedding is planned.

Clyde Boller Mt. Airy Cynthia Ann Don Ray Rutland Jr Don R Rutland Sr Miss Boller Mt Airy High School University of Maryland Mr. Rutland Port St. Joe Fla Asbury College Kentucky

Miss Wanda Kemp Weds Ralph W Boone

Wanda Kemp and Ralph W Boone married March 25 at 2 30 pm in United Church of the Brethren with Rev Mer lin Garber officiating. Bride is daughter of Mrs Harold Covell of Walkersville and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Summers of Frederick. Groom is son of Meredith Boone of RFD 6 Frederick and the late Mrs Boone.

Wanda Kemp Ralph W. Boone United Church of the Brethren Merlin Garber Harold E. Covell Walkersville William L. Summers Frederick Meredith Boone RFD 6 Boone Frederick High School Frederick County Roads Commission A Sur

Montgomery Club Plans Campaign Conference 1966

Mrs James Mann and Mrs Melville Locker will coordinate the Democratic Women Campaign Conference to be held at the Washington Hilton Hotel April 17 19 1966. 3600 women from across the nation are expected with Mrs Margaret Price coordinating national activities and registration led by Mrs William C Carpenter and Mrs Darius Phillips.

James Mann Melville Locker Washington Hilton Hotel Margaret Price Women's Activites William C. Carpenter Darius Phillips John R. Foley Robert Martin William Considine Edward Friedman Harvey Perloff Plummer Shearin Herbert §. Colton

Birthday Celebration for Mrs Maurice C Smith Near Woodsboro

Mrs Maurice C Smith celebrated her 84th birthday Sunday with a luncheon at her Woodsboro area home. Attendees included Rev Charles A Pollard and Pamela, Mrs Glena M Leatherman, Mr and Mrs Franklin R Fraley, and many relatives from Woodsboro Frederick Mt. Pleasant and surrounding towns. Those unable to attend were Kenneth L Smith, Ann Pamplin patient at St Agnes Hospital, and Seneh Sanher student at Frostburg Teachers College.

Maurice C Smith Woodsboro Charles A. Pollard Pamela Glenna M Leatherman Franklin R Fraley Catoctin Furnace John Thompson Glen Burne Hattie L Sayler Richard WoSmith Richard Paul Stale Wo Sanner Denise Frederick Pisy OW Mar Vel Treryar Mt. Pleasant Kenneth L Kimberly Frederick Sherie David Pamplin Kenneth L Smith Ann Pamplin St. Agnes Hospital Seneh San Her Frostburg Teacher's College

Arts Council to elect officers and tour new high school

The Arts Council for Frederick County will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Wednesday night plus a tour of the Governor Thomas Johnson High School led by Principal Karl Manwiller. The business meeting occurs near the school at the Caplan home on North Market Street. The council reaffirmed support for the Board of Education at its last meeting.

Arts Council For Frederick County Thomas Johnson Reuben Caplan North Market Street Karl Manwiller Board of Education For Arts Council Jack Gruber Maurice Guss Robert W. Russell Jack Davis Children’s Theatre Isabel Berger Baltimore Hood College Francis Scott Key Hotel Sykesville High School Frederick Washington Council Price Auditorium Tatum Arts Center

Bows become earrings at fair with beaded options

Small fashion note shows girls transforming bright hair bows into earrings. Choices include checks, dots, plaids and solids with a special fair offering beaded bows.

Conference registration contact for attendees

Discussion leaders say Democratic women interested in attending or working at the conference should contact Mrs. William Lubbers in Bethesda to arrange participation or duties.

William Lubbers Bethesda

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