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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1969

Page

4

New Officers installed By Garden Club

The Herbert Hoover Republican Women's Club of Damascus will hold its annual luncheon and auction on Thursday, April 2 at the Educational Center Damascus United Methodist Church. Mrs. J. Keith Dass and Club President Mrs. Wesley Spangenberg organized arrangements while auctioneers were Mrs. Villayean Holm and her husband Craig. Luncheon begins at 12 noon, auction at 12:30 p.m. A ham and turkey luncheon will be served by Food Chairman Mrs. Esther Rice with antiques to be auctioned.

Herbert Hoover Republican Women's Club of Damascus Damascus United Methodist Church J. Keith Dass Ways and Means Wesley Spangenberg Villayean Holm Craig Esther Rice Carl \. Weakley Chad Rupert Motz Middletown Wiehard Costlon Porrest T. White Thomas J. Rea Chee Mott Aeasurer Dyumes AL Hime Garden Club Prederich Eugene Kefauger J. Keith Davy Herbert Hoover Republican Women’s Club Brenda Jr. Woman's Lab of Trederich Geft Burnham Beard Tine Arts Reese Warner Jr Eagles’ Club J. Rolfe Castleman

Miss Geesey Engaged to James F. Sheckles of Frederick

Frederick announces the engagement of Monica Marie Geesey daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward T Geesey to James F Sheckles son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Sheckles both of Frederick Monica is a 1968 Saint John Literary Institute graduate and Frederick County Board of Education secretary James attended Frederick High School and works for R W Sheckles Masonry Contractor No wedding date set.

Edward T. Geesey Frederick Monica Marie James F. Sheckles Robert W. Sheckles Miss Geesey Saint John Literary Institute Board of Education Frederick County Sheckles Frederick High School R. W. Sheckles

Royer Favorite Vows Said at Thurmont Church

Miss Peggy Lee Favorite wed James Lee Royer in a double ring ceremony at Weller's United Methodist Church Thurmont officiated by Rev Raymond Kingsborough. The bride wore an organza gown with lace bodice and chapel train. maid of honor wore citrus green and bridesmaids carried white and green pompons. Best man was George Zinkhan III. ushers included Jerry Chappell and James Favorite. The couple will live at 129 N Carroll St Thurmont after April 22. she is a 1966 Thurmont High graduate. He is a 1963 THS graduate and works on his father’s farm.

Peggy Lee Favorite Claude Favorite Red Thurmont James Lee Royer J. Paul Royer Sabillasville Raymond Kingsborough Weller United Methodist Church Margaret Fogle James Spahr Marilee Carol Chappell Cascade Patricia Brown Lantz Greta Boyer Jefferson Susan Favorite Thur Sisting Ithel Alexander Joyce Henning Dorothy Stane Judy Hoffman Elizabeth Holt Carol Selton Frederick Miami Daytona Beach N. Carroll St Thurmont High School Frederick County Extension Service Thormont High Sehonl

ACS Programs Offered For Clubs and Schools

Frederick County American Cancer Society reports 74 educational programs in the first half of the fiscal year. ACS films reached over 6,000 county residents with more than 15,500 pieces of cancer literature distributed. School programs totaled 45, with 14 held at Frederick colleges. Chairwoman Emily A. Payne notes active plans to reach elementary through adult audiences and offers programs with speakers and accompanying literature. call the Frederick County Unit at 662-2357 for information.

Frederick County Lni American Cancer Society ACS Frederick Payne

May Baskets Add Beauty for Spring Door Decor

The idea, likely from garden club members, places May baskets on Frederick doors to add color and charm for Bell and History Days. The baskets vary in size to fit doors and may contain artificial flowers or ivy, inviting residents to dress up their entrances this spring.

Garden Club Frederick

Women Voters Discuss Welfare Aid and Services

The Strederoh Counts League of Women Voters held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Stutley Navie’s home. Two questions guided discussion: standards for financial assistance and whether basic social services should be supported. Members urged higher standards tied to the cost of living and reviewed welfare services, approving retention with modifications. The banquet plans for May 1 at Hed Horse Steak House were announced, with officers to be elected.

Strederoh League of Women Voters Apel 15 Stutley Navie Deve Road League of Women Voters of Maryland Fegue Aaeyron Maryhind Mary Bant Mary Band Mae Tlesibind Cleo Campbell

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