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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1965

Page

8

Better Lighting For Better Living at XI Sigma Chapter Meeting

The XI Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority held a program on Better Lighting For Better Living at the C. Burr Artz Library. Mrs. Reese Whitesell presented slides and a room by room illumination resume from The Home We Make. New officers will be installed on Founder’s Day April 30, with material from the International Office.

XI Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority C. Burr Artz Reese Whitesell Eugene Clark International Office

Maryland Trust official to discuss Annapolis restoration plans

Orlando Ridout IV of the Maryland Historical Trust will address the Historical Society of Frederick on restoring Annapolis homes. The plan includes razing Carvel Hall Hotel, restoring the Paca and Brice houses, and adding an art gallery and garden. Carvel Hall is to be repurposed for lawmakers after finding a new home.

Orlando Ridout IV Maryland Historical Trust Historical Society of Frederick Annapolis Historical Society East Church Street Goodloe E. Byron Ridout Byron Carvel Hall William Paca James Brice Maryland State House

Wisners Honored On Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John B Wisner were honored at a surprise open house in Creagerstown for their 50th wedding anniversary hosted by their children. They wed March 21, 1915 officiated by Rev E N Lamar at the Frederick M E Church. They have six children, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Attendees included family members and friends from nearby towns and State College Pennsylvania.

John B. Wisner Creagerstown Wisner E. N. Lamar M. E. Church Frederick Dorothy Broadbent John K Joseph W A. Eugene Wisner Ruth Beard Beatrice Beard Austin Beard Jack Beard Linda Debbie Eugene Wisner Jon Brian Timothy Joseph Wisner John K. Wisner Philip Cady State College Fred

Montgomery Homemakers Plan Day for the Consumer Meet

The 38th annual Spring Meeting of the Montgomery County Council of Homemakers' Clubs will be held April 28 in the Woodward and Lothrop Montgomery Room at Wheaton Plaza from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Twelve clubs will exhibit projects tied to the extension program with hourly demonstrations and a ribbon cutting to start. The day features skits, fashion demonstrations, and a lineup of home economics topics presented by extension agents and club members.

Montgomery County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs Montgomery Woodward and Lothrop Wheaton Plaza Wheaton Milmo Elwood Russ Hermitage

New Country View Homemakers Club Organized

Mrs. Charles Bartgis was elected president of the newly formed Country View Homemakers Club. The meeting at Mrs. Paul Fox’s home in Shookstown featured Miss Beatrice Fehr, extension agent for home economics, who demonstrated furniture planning with fabric samples. Upcoming meetings are every fourth Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with officers Mrs. Billy Roberts vice president Mrs. Andrew Rource secretary and Mrs. Ronald Nikirk treasurer and committees led by Mrs. Nikirk Bartgis Fox Crum Roberts.

Charles Bartgis New Billy Roberts Andrew Rource Ronald Nikirk Nikirk Bartigis Fox Paul Crum Jr Roberts

Polly's Pointers and Local Homemaking Club Notes

A reader shares a handmade nylon threader tip for needlework and sample tips on foams, clotheslines, and ironing. Community notes cover Walkersville and Adamstown Homemaker clubs with furniture, millinery, and flower arrangements, bloodmobile dates, and upcoming meetings and activities.

Musicales Celebrate Nature Themed Evening At Grove Hill

The Monday Musicales at Mrs. William Hobson's Grove Hill home featured nature moods as the central theme. Dr. William Roessler chaired the program after a club business meeting led by president Mrs. Donald Sullivan. Performances included Navy Hymn with Roessler and Carol Freed, Debussy Beaul Soir, Lilly Strickland My Love is a Fisherman with Frank Griffin, piano To The Sea by MacCarrell, Shenandoah and Erie Canal sung by Mrs. Sullivan, Old Man River by Kern with Freed, and group singing of Swanee On the Banks of the Wabash and Beautiful Chip. Hostesses were Mrs. Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Foyle, and Mrs. James Goodman.

William Hobson Grove Hill William Roessler Donald Sullivan Roessler Carol Freed Chip Boston Hobson Kenneth Foyle James Goodman

Anniversary Buffet Honors Bernhardt Couple in Baltimore

More than 100 guests attended the 50th wedding anniversary buffet for Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bernhardt of Baltimore formerly of Frederick. The event at the American Legion Hall Overlea Perry Hall was hosted by their children with attendance from Pennsylvania Connecticut and Maryland. Mrs. Bernhardt is Annie S. Elworthy of Frederick Junction. The couple married in 1915 and have two sons Herman and Leo both of Baltimore and two grandchildren.

Paul W. Bernhardt Baltimore Frederick Perry American Legion Hall Pennsylvania

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