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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
3
A reader reflects on the National Advertising Review Board findings noting a cultural lag in depictions of women in ads. He questions whether fairness is a social aim or merely a marketing tactic, urging advertisers to choose fairness when profitable.
Avignon On tour offers a 2.5 hour walk through Annapolis Historic District visiting St John’s College State House Old Treasury Hammond Harwood House Paca Gardens Naval Academy Chapel and 18th and 19th century shops and houses Lunch is at the Maryland Ton with a Governor’s Mansion tour or shopping in the afternoon Includes transportation entrance fees and lunch Prepaid reservations to The Women’s Comittee 201 West Monument St Baltimore 21201 Members 17 non members 20
Exhibits at the George Washington Bicentennial Center showcase Alexandria as a leading 18th century seaport. The two displays cover the port’s customhouses and import export trade and a Colonial Ship Model Exhibit detailing ships visiting the port over 225 years. The U.S. Customs Department Exhibit runs April 7 to July 30 and is co sponsored by the department. James Coldsmith chairs the Alexandria Bicentennial Commission.
An English designer notes Alexandria port significance to early U.S. growth. The George Washington Bicentennial Center at 201 S. Washington St. offers free admission daily 9 am to 5 pm with exhibits, travel info, a color film, and a shop. April events include a quilt show at the Athenaeum and weekly organ recitals at Christ Church starting April 16. Call (703) 548-1776 for center details.
The Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries will hold its annual meeting Monday April 28 at the Hunt Valley Inn Cockeysville. Registration starts 9 30 am with welcome from president Mrs Quentin E Erlandson. Business includes nominating committee for 1975 77 and talks by Robert Norris and Mrs G Conoly Phillips of Norfolk. Reservations to Mrs Owen R Jones in Hagerstown and Mrs Norbert H Zeller in Baltimore. Mrs Benjamin DeGuzman in charge.
Diana Lynne Schwartz daughter of Donald M. Schwartz Sr of Middleburg wed Robert Wayne Parrish son of Albert R. Parrish of New Windsor in a double ring ceremony at Calvary United Methodist Church Frederick. The Rev. David F. Kolda officiated with bride and groom as authors of their ceremony. The reception followed at Parish Hall. The couple plans a wedding trip to Williamsburg Virginia and resides in New Windsor. The piece notes the Pennsylvania Festivals Association brochure listing 18 festivals running April to October across the state including the Philadelphia Folk Fair and others with dates and writing address.
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