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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
6
Effie Baker of Harmony was honored at a surprise birthday party marking her 73rd birthday. Hosts were her son Elmer H Baker and daughter-in-law. Grandchildren gave her potted plants and a rose tree as gifts.
The Monocacy Homemakers Club at Beallsville Fire House hosted a program on Ghana. Mrs Amos Booty and Mrs Guest Linthicum led demonstrations of Ghanaian dishes and discussed the country’s language government and geography. The meeting included crafts displays and preparations for upcoming demonstrations and a June event.
Three local artists Miss Leslie Yu Dr Karl Persichetti and Mrs Clare Warfield Kenner have works on display as part of the Frederick Woman's Civic Club Rotating Artists program. Paintings rotate among the C Burr Artz Library Frederick Memorial Hospital and the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank through April and May with three Chinese monochromes by Miss Yu at the library.
The note lists new members Mrs W Eugene Burdette, Mrs Jewell D Burdette, Mrs Paul R. King and Mrs David C. Pilson joining the club. Refreshments were shared after the meeting hosted by Mrs Russell Strube and Mrs Jewell Burdette.
The 30th annual Ingathering and tea of the clothing and supply committee of Grenfell Association of America will be held April 21 in the social room of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. Frederick Garments will be on display at 2:30 pm with the meeting starting at 2:45 pm. Miss Marjorie Nichols, secretary of the Grenfell Association, will be guest speaker, presenting an illustrated talk on the Newfoundland mission at St Anthony, aided by slides.
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