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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1964

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2

DeMolay Plans Annual Installation Of Officers In Frederick

Robert Garrett, Frederick High School junior, to be installed Master Councilor of the Frederick Chapter of DeMolay at a semi annual installation on the third floor of the Masonic Temple West Church street. The event coincides with the Ma Pa and Me banquet. Dennis Fox will hand over to Garrett and serve as master of ceremonies at 6 15 p.m. The ceremony features a State Association of DeMolay Chapters team conducting the installation at 8 p.m. with other officers listed and church involvement by the Rev Clifford P Lloyd and soloist Mrs Russell Castle.

Robert Garrett Frederick High School Frederick Masonic Temple West Church Street Garrett Robert W. Garrett Dennis Fox Edwin Fox Fox Frederick County Heart Association Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ This City Church Choir Youth Fellowship Liber Tytown Coin Club Clifford P Lloyd Centennial United Brethren Church of Frederick State Association of DeMolay Michael Schaden Ronald Fischer Robert Kefauver Philip Schrodel Thomas Dutrow William Sell Daniel Kolsrud Dwight Davis Scribe Kefauver Bussard Screpca and Boyer Dad Murray Fox Lloyd

Miss Reid and Joseph De Carlo wed in Presbyterian Church

Miss Harry Brown Reid and Joseph William De Carlo exchanged vows April 4 at the United Presbyterian Church in this city with Rev. Merval W. Weaver officiating. The bride wore silk organza over taffeta with Alencan lace and seed pearls, a midriff, and a tall veil. they celebrated at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a reception. The couple, both graduates, now reside in Frederick. guests traveled from Virginia, Ohio and Baltimore.

Harry Brown Reid Harry H. Reid This City Joseph William de Carlo Joseph de Carlo Northfield Ohio United Presbyterian Church Merval W. Weaver Mary Jo Rhoderick Braddock Heights Donna Pitts Susan Reid Maid of Honor Thomas Kever John de Carlo Frank Motts David Edwards Louden Kiracofe Path Francis Scott Key Harry Wolfe Jr Greenbelt Reid de Carlo

Artist Takes Top Prize At Hagerstown

A Frederick Community College teacher and former Hagerstown resident won first place at the Cumberland Valley Artists Exhibition in the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Doyle R. Eskew of Chevy Chase took top honors for a landscape. Virginia H. James of Washington won the Sherman Williams Paint Store Merchandise Award for Table In Sunlight. The show runs April 5 to April 30 with several local artists contributing works.

Frederick Community College Cumberland Valley Washington County Museum Norman D. Gary Ft. Detrick H. Irving Gates This City James Pearl E. Charles Bolding Jr Paul Brunmer Abelow

Ellerton Ijamsville weddings and showers detailed

Reports describe the March and April celebrations around Ellerton and Ijamsville. Miss Reid received multiple showers in Braddock Heights and Greenbelt while Beverly Haines wed Marvin Myers at Grossnickle Church, with full bridal details and reception. Pvt George E Hoppen gardner Jr. completes an eight week fineman course at Fort Gordon.

Warner Wallas Mathigy Walter Martz Road Grossnickle Church of George E. Hoppengardner Jr Linda Brunswick Fineman Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Hoppengardner Brunswick High School

Amelung Glass Site Topic to Benefit AAUW Fund

Frederick AAUW hosts Paul N. Perrot, Corning Museum director, for a 3:15 p.m. lecture at Frederick High School on Two Seasons of Excavations at New Bremen. Proceeds aid the Dorothy Mackay Quynn Fellowship. glass artifacts and background material from the Quynn family history accompany the event.

Frederick American Association of University Women Paul N. Perrot Corning Museum of Glass Frederick High School New Bremen Dorothy Mackay Quynn AAUW Quynn William Quynn University of Maryland Amelung Berger's Book Mart Eisenhauer’s North Market Street Eisenhauer Dr. Quynn Maryland Johann Friedrich Amelung Baltimore Bremen Germany Sugarloaf Mountain Bennett's Creek McKearin Metropolitan Museum of Art John Frederick Amelung

Chorus To Sing At Hood Tuesday

The Polyhymnia Women's Chorus of Elmhurst College will sing sacred music at Hood College on Tuesday noon in Coffman Chapel. Twenty five singers on a tour of eastern states stop briefly at Hood en route to an evening concert in Baltimore. The choir is from Elmhurst Illinois and affiliated with the United Church of Christ.

Polyhymnia Women’s Chorus Elmhurst College Hood College Coffman Chapel Elmhurst Ilinois United Church of Christ Baltimore

State Commission On Aging Director Speaks At Montevue

Maryland aging leader Gerald Monsman addresses Montevue Home Auxiliary urging county aging commissions for statewide programs. He highlights Friendly Visiting in 80 nursing homes, Meals on Wheels, foster care, and Senior Citizen Hobby Shows with Baltimore Junior League.

State Commission On Aging Montevue Gerald Monsman Maryland Commission On the Aging Montevue Home State Commission On the Aging State Department of Health, Welfare Margaret C. Schweinhaut Monsman Maryland Frederick County Commission Montevue Auxiliary State Commission Junior League of Baltimore Harald Neufeld

Antiques Show and Community Aid Programs Highlight Local News

Antiques Show will return May 1 to May 3 at the Venice Motel ballroom with 35 dealers from across the region offering furniture, silver, pewter, glassware, jewelry, and Americana. Paul Ettline of York, Pa., promotes authentic merchandise. Earlier, the Auxiliary discussed planning for the President's Conference on the Aging, memorial services for Robert Schell, Adopt-a-Friend efforts, and volunteer drives. A Washington Cherry Blossoms visit drew about 248,000 people by Sunday.

Robert Schell Edward Seligmann Frederick County W. Merval Weaver United Presbyterian Church Neufeld Louise Synder Charlotte Roberts Vindobona Nursing Home Hagerstown Venice Route 40 Middle Atlantic Massachusetts South Carolina Paul Ettline York

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