Memorial note on Evelyn Wille and local arts events
Obituary tribute for Evelyn Wille, aged 89, noting community roles from Henley Beautta board member to garden club, and recounting a dry weekend jewelry sale benefiting Operation Colposcope. Highlights Brunswick drama coach Sam Huffer and George M. Cohan production, plus a Kennedy Center exhibit “America on Stage” with theater memorabilia and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn J. Wille Jams-Leir
Sage
Itmey
Henley Beautta
Haupion Sculler
River Rom
Riveria
Shiplake
Oxon
Hyland
Steiner House
Aih
Catoctin
Singapore
Thomas Johnson
Oklahoma
Anna May Hughes
Brunswick
Sam Huffer
Sam
Middletown
Frostburg College
Loyola
Baltimore
Sr. High
George M
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Aumalul Lue Vlu MG Uy Gu Supe. Accoustics. It’s the Story of George M. Cohan
Broadway
Huffer
Washington Ballet
Goldie Hawn
Donna
Middletown High
Betty Lou
South Mountain
Sumi
Joe
Nissange
Kennedy Center
America
Taipy
Giapis
Bartum and Haley
Marilyn Miller
Sally Rand
Jean de Reske
Enrico Caruso
China
LBM
Homemakers Plan Events and Club Reports Across County
Local homemakers outline Short Course Day and International Dance Festival May events at Court House Square and Hood College. Reports cover decoupage classes, charity purchases, hospital volunteer work, upcoming anniversaries, and club meetings across New Market Carrollton Drive Fox Ridge with programs on herbs, quilts, and dried flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Raindale
North Market St
Extension Homemakers Council
Hood College
NEW Market Homemakers Club
Betty Thompson
Mary Lou Exurart
Dot Oberg
Phoenix Club
Phoenix
Green Valley
New Market
Kemptown United Methodist Church
Marianne Browning
Algie Staley
New Market Club
Frederick County
Health Department
Martha King
Louise Summers
Green Valley Club
Springfield Hospital
Libertytown Club
King
County Council
Linda Sutton
Laura Stup
Rose Hill Manor
Carrollton Drive
Fox Ridge Club
Foxbridge
Harry Michael
Edward Melmtyre
Dennis Hough
Miss Dudderar and Ronald Zepp wed at Linganore UMC
Deborah Lou Dudderar married Ronald Timothy Zepp in a double ring ceremony at Linganore United Methodist Church Unionville officiated by Rev Michael Leftwich. The reception hosted 230 guests at Frock's Sunnybrook Farm Westminster followed a Ocean City honeymoon. The bride a University of Maryland graduate and the groom director of the Voluntary Action Center of Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Lou Dudderar
Richard C. Dudderar
Union Bridge
Ronald Timothy Zepp
Melvin F. Zepp
Melvin F Zepp Sr
Westminster
Linganore United Methodist Church
Unionville
Michael Leftwich
Fetter Singanore Wnd
Donald Moffman
Zion United Methodist Church
Frock
Sunnybrook Farm
Steve Wantz
Ocean City
The
Voluntary Action Center of
Carroll County
Blackwork Embroidery Fit for a Queen Collar
The article extols blackwork embroidery as an elegant centuries old technique. It explains stitching patterns, fabric choices, and methods to craft a washable collar that elevates blouses sweaters and dresses reflecting Renaissance style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick
Ethel Loeb
California
Boyer Travel Agency
Church Sr
Leonard Liggs
Essa
United States
Diggs
Zodiac Club
Caryl Thorpe
Zodiac
Caryl Schomnover
Maria Grove
Linda Hause
Frederick County Recreation
Hauge
Ember Barbara Grandorf
Nusband
Cozy Restaurant
Joan Peréhosky
Jean Hartman
Carol Whittington
Barbara Glandorf
Raye Marris
Robert D. Seabolt
Washington, D.C
Robert Hartman
Eyer
Louise Stetfey
Vieni Setuie
Kathy Jones
Meadowcrest
Burgh
Paul Goebel
Miss Dudderar
Mr. Zepp
Vicki Dudderar
Susan Gorsuch
Rebecca Baker
Ruth Ann Metcalfe
Deborah Browning
Christine Uebel
Carol West
Amy Devilbiss
C. Richard Metcalfe
Billy Stephen
Melvin Zepp Jr
Truman Zepp
Doug Zepp
Michael Dudderar
Harry Browning
David Zepp
Kathleen Ray
Wayne
Warren Lowman
Betty Barrett
Lynn Gehlert
Karen Loats
University of Maryland
College Park
University
Mrs
Elsa Williams
N. Market St
Connie’s
Connie
Monthru
Financial Aid Continuing Education
Write the Hood
Office of Continuing Education Head College
Maryland
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