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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1964

Page

3

Mrs. E. D. Storm Elected First Vice President

Mrs. Edward D Storm was elected and installed as first vice president of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs at the 65th annual convention in Baltimore. She will serve two years and assume the title Dean of Department Chairmen, aiding president Mrs. Henry A. Warburton Jr. Her background includes leadership in the Frederick Civic Club, Girl Scouts, and various educational and civic roles.

Edward D. Storm Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Emerson Hotel Baltimore Storm Deartment Henry A. Warburton Jr Elkton Maryland Federation Frederick Civic Club Civic Club Steiner House West Patrick and Jefferson Streets General Federation of Women’s Clubs Western Maryland College Frostburg State College Women’s National Democratic Club Theron H. Spring Tonsville Walter R. Vollberg Hyattsville Correspnding Gordon C. Locke Kensington Alberta D. Heacox Cumberland William Luzier Junior Woman's Club Paul C J. Paul Thomas Abe Pital Junior Woman’s Club Wilson H. Elkins University of Maryland Calvin Schildknecht Ormond Galvin Frederick Dexter Otis Arnold

Travel Fair and Fashion Show Set for Lions Club

Pictured are Lions Club members and chairmen at the Travel Fair and Fashion Show hosted at West Frederick Junior High School on Tuesday April 28. Front row includes Elmer Ehler Nevin T R Waskey Joseph P Turner Ralph Boyer Julien Delphey and Merritt Trott. Back row lists Clark Sheetenhelm Ralph Merchant and Paul Carmack. Doors open 7:30 p.m.

Picured West Frederick Junior High School Elmer Ehler Nevin T. R. Waskey Joseph P. Turner Ralph Boyer Julien Delphey Frank J. Keefer Merritt Trott Clark Sheetenhelm Ralph Merchant Paul Carmack

Detrick Man Heads Frederick Arts Council

The Art Council for Frederick County elected Dr. Jack Gruber of Fort Detrick as president, with Robert C. Holley Jr. as vice president and Mrs. William Simmons as secretary. Installation is May 13, and Gruber replaces Robert W. Russell who led for the past year.

Art Council For Frederick County Fort Detrick Jack Gruber Robert W. Russell Arts Council Robert C. Holley Jr William Simmons Holley Gruber Maurice Guss Simmons Alan Long Jr Brooklyn N. Y Brooklyn College Thhe University of Kentucky Russell Arts Counci Guss Park R Donald Leatherman Reuben Caplan Frederick Orchestra National Ballet Company Ira Abelow Frederick Chamber of Commerce Annette Monroe Hood College Morten M. Siegel Rotary Club of Frederick Gilbert & Sullivan Siegel Boy Scout Capital Campaign Evelyn C. Leonard the Arts Mildred Siegel

Hood College Opens Tickets for Twelfth Night

Tickets go on sale this week for the Marionettes production of Twelfth Night at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall May 7 8 and 9 as part of the Festival of the Arts Our English Heritage. Community night opening May 7 aims to attract local residents while Hood students sell tickets at Berger's Book Mart and Colonial Music Shop on Fridays 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.

E. Paul Magaha Hood Marionettes Hood College Brodbeck Hall William Shakespeare East Patrick Street

Adopt A Friend Worship Held At Montevue Home

Over 100 friends and Montevue residents attended the Montevue Home Auxiliary Adopt-a-Friend Worship Service in the home’s large multi purpose room. Rev. W Merval Weaver of the United Presbyterian Church led the service on the 23rd Psalm. The Junior Choir sang favorites with 22 children.

Montevue Montevue Home Auxiliary W. Merval Weaver United Presbyterian Church Old Rugged Cross Harold Neufeld Edward Seligmann Milton Gordon Donald Campbell Virginia Keech Bertha Long Charles Glick Thomas Kolb Raymond Stone

Mary McKinney and Harry Portner Wedding Held in Creagers Town

The ceremony took place Saturday at 2 pm in the Church of God Creagers Town with Rev. Paul Cordell officiating. Miss Mary Maxine McKinney, daughter of Rev. Floyd R. McKinney, and Harry E Portner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Portner, were married. The reception followed at the bride's parents home, and the couple will reside in Lewistown.

MicKinney Mary Maxine McKinney Harry E Portner Church of God, Creagerstown Floyd R. McKinney Detour Portner Roy Portner Thurmont Paul Cordell Oak Hill Church of God LeGore Larry Portner Lewistown

Dopey Sisters Hold April Meeting at Yellow Springs

The Dopey Sisters met April 14 at Mrs Louise Kebneholts Yellow Springs home with eleven members present. New president Mrs Florence Keilholtz led the business session before refreshments. Door prizes went to Mrs Josephine Coady and Mrs Grace Wilson. Next meeting at Mrs Keilholtz’s home.

Dopey Louise Kebne Yellow Springs Florence Keilholtz Josephine Coady Grace Wilson

Gleason Names Montgomery County Campaign Chairs

Republican U.S. Senate hopeful James P. Gleason announces Dr. William Strahan and Warren Low as campaign chairs for Montgomery County, detailing key leadership appointments in his statewide bid.

Gleason James P. Gleason U.S. Senate William Strahan Warren Low Montgomery County

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Highlights Announced

Winchester Virginia hosts Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival April 30 to May 2 with Queen Shenandoah XXXVI Lucy Baines Johnson opening ceremonies and a Firemen's Parade fireworks display. Saturday features a country music jubilee and twirling meet at James Wood High. Lucille Ball headlines Friday parade with 50 floats and 75 bands.

Winchester Lucy Baines Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Handley High School Charles School Auditorum South Kent Street Lucille Ball Miss Ball Shenandoah Antique Automobile Club of America Handley Boulevard

Beta Sigma Phi To Install Officers In 1964-65

The XI Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Manuel Barbeiro s home. Mrs Eugene Clark was re elected president and announced Founders Day Banquet on April 29 at Hotel Frederick. Officers installed for 1964 65 include vice president Mrs William Faville secretary Miss Dorothy Morgan treasurer Mrs Andrew Rource Jr. Ritual of Jewels degree will be conferred on five members. Bake Sale set for April 25 in front of J C Penney Store. International Office announced Middle Eastern Conference June 5 7 in Lancaster Pa.

XI Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Manuel Barbeiro Eugene Clark Clark Hotel Frederick William Faville Dorothy Morgan Andrew Rource Jr Billy Roberts John Brewer Sally Blickenstaff Jean Barkdoll Ways and Means June Sheffler J. C. Penney International Office Kansas City Lancaster

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