Miss Gail Thompson Weds John David McGee at First Baptist Frederick
Miss Gail Stratton Thompson married John David McGee at 4 pm Saturday in First Baptist Church Frederick. The Rev Robert F. Woodward officiated. The bride wore a silk organza gown with Venice lace and carried her mother's Bible with a white orchid. The groom is the son of Rev and Mrs. John S. McGee of North Carolina. The ceremony featured a solo by Mrs. Russell Castle and an organist, with a maid of honor and bridesmaids in matching pink and mint gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Stratton Thompson
John David McGee
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Robert F. Woodward
Leonard M Thompson
Fairview Avenue
John S McGee
North Carolina
Igede
Nigeria
Venice
Russell Castle
Ethan Book
Penelope Crayton
Asheville
Douglas Joyce
Crofton
Taylor Fulcher
College Park
Charles Thompson
Polly's Pointers Typewriter Table Trick
Polly Cramer shares homemaking tips from Dear Polly including a compact two person dining setup using a typewriter table with end leaves. Advice covers sewing machine placement on a typewriter table and easy carpet care solutions for households with busy floors and toddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Marie
Miss Darlene Franklin Weds Gary Shipley
Miss Darlene Elizabeth Franklin married Gary Frederick Shipley USN on March 27 at Westminster Methodist Church. The Rev John P Buckheister officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore satin peau de soie with lace bodice and carried two orchids on a prayer book. Guests included maid of honor Miss Sandra Seiler and bridesmaids Mrs Patricia Lewtzer and Mrs Glenda Harris. Best man Thomas Eshelman and ushers William Harris and Larry Pickett. A reception followed. the bride is a Mt Airy High senior and the groom a Westminster High School 1964 graduate attending Aviation Electronics Techniques in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Elizabeth Franklin
Gary Frederick Shipley
Usn
Westminster Methodist Church
John P. Buckheister
William E. Franklin
Mt. Airy
Frederick Shipley
Westminster
Sandra Seiler
Mt Airy
Patricia Lewtzer
Carroll County League Plans Three Unit Meetings
The Provisional League of Women Voters of Carroll County announces three unit meetings this month. Meetings will cover continuing responsibilities of the Maryland State League with leaders in Westminster Eldersburg and Westminster area guests. A Maryland League convention is planned for May in Baltimore County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provisional League of Women Voters of
Carroll County
Robert Kersey
Westminster
Kersey
GH Rice
Willam Finch
Ernest Stesnagel
Eldersburg
Jessey Myers
Theron Thompson
Alvah Finch
MD Gilligan
Maryland State League
Westminster Trust Company
League
George A Grier
Grier
Planning Commission
League of Women Voters of
Maryland
Holiday Inn
Baltimore County
Leagues of Women Voters
Baltimore City
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George's
Washington
Editor Talks To Rose Hill Garden Club
Wilbur H. Youngman of the Washington Evening Star lectured on biennials to 54 members and guests of the Rose Hill Garden Club at Steiner House. Mrs. J Vernon Coblentz chaired, luncheon followed, and Mrs. Coblentz with Kenneth E Shiffler will broadcast on WMHI at 10 45 a m Tuesday on matching for shrubbery and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Youngman
Washington Evening Star
Rose Hill
Baby Shower Held For Specht's Infant Son
A surprise baby shower honored Larry Eugene Specht, infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Specht of Middletown, with many relatives and friends present. Hosts were Mrs Charlotte Miller Mrs Martha Specht and Mrs Louise Ahalt, plus numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Eugene Specht
Charles Specht
Middletown
Charlotte Miller
Martha Specht
Louise Ahalt
George D Specht
Paul Specht
Brenda
Amos B. Ahalt
Donald Specht
Donnie
Wayne
Norman Ford
Gene Winheld
Debbie
Kelly
Larry
Woodrow Miller
Gary Harshman
Oneida Leatherman
Walter Specht
Edward McDevitt
J Vernon Coblentz
Charles Rice
Cyrus Grossnickle
Karl Bussard
Omer Harshman
Waldo Harshman
Paul Leatherman
Millard Leatherman
Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
The annual homemakers spring meeting at Hood College recognized Mrs Earl Kelly for organizing the Book Wagon visiting patients twice weekly. Mrs Cassell Engel, medical secretary, was honored before resigning April 1 to become a housewife and mother. Assembly workers produced 650 information booklets for patients. attendees included Mrs Rosella Arnold and Jim Stephan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kelly
Pleasant
Homemakers
Hood College
Kelly
Homemakers Clubs
Cassell Engel
Engel
Gloria Morrison
Rosalee Petrie
Helen Martin
Carolyn Angelbower
Jane Walhide
Cleora Delauter
Gloria Jean Soper
Dabney Taylor
Raymond Shipley
Bernard Davis
Edith Kussmaul
Rosella Arnold
Jim Stephan
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Gail Thompson
Mra
Avis Studio
Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
C-O Frederick News and Post
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Frederick News and Post
Pally
News
Darlene Franklin
Gary Shipley
Mt Airy High School
Westminster High School
Tennessee
Carroll County League
Arthur Cole
Thompson
Annapolis
Local Provisional League
Baltimore County League
Sidney Abelson
William Finch
Earle Magruder
Frank McCall
Steinagel
Rice
C. M. Witte
William B Dulany
House of Delegates
Marland Inn
Gilbert Bartholmew
Carl Hokemeier
William H Koelber
Arthur C. Lefteris
Jobo W Cable IH
William H Bockmiller Jr
William G. Moore
Sykesville
Jean Rotherham
James
Rouf
Beauty Academy
East Patrick St
Coblentz & Main Inc
N. Court St
Rose Hill Garden Club
Spechts
J. Rolfe Castleman
Scott Mackley
Frederick High School
Betsy Meitzler
Elm Street Junior High School
Frederick Junior Orchestra
Frederick Orchestra
Mackley
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Kelly
Freda Main
Maryland Nurses Association
Columbia Union Auditorium
Takoma Park
Southeastern Surgical
Statler Hilton Hotel
Josephine Coady
Mary Willhide
Sharon Frye
Bobbye Kemp
Lorraine Wojfcik
Cline’s
Cline
S. Market
E. Patrick MO
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