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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
2
New York AP column reflects on tiny experiences that shape identity from childhood questions to first uniforms and family milestones. The piece touches on aging, love of simple joys, and the ache of lost innocence as key life events are recalled.
A narrator recalls changing routines when choosing an escalator over stairs and reflects on aging. He looks at his reflection and sees a face resembling his father, triggering a lifelong inquiry into identity and landmark memories that shape who he is.
Easter services at Boyds Presbyterian featured the Lighted Cross Good Friday sermon by Rev. Albert Lenz and Easter worship led by Rev. Edward Gault. Choirs performed Were You There and The Holy City. Miss Lou Stortlemyer sang Open The Gates. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. James P. Kerr and daughter Mary Lou of Damascus.
Since last December, families in Boyds report events such as the April 4 birth of twins at Suburban Hospital to Mr and Mrs Willard Fitwater. Mr and Mrs Earl Dison and children moved to Jefferson around April 1. Mumps cases have appeared in the area with several affected but recovering. Church activities feature plans for a fried chicken and country ham supper May 14 and a covered dish supper April 2. A Washington cherry blossom visit on April 19 included a stop at Arlington Cemetery. Dr James Kerr’s April 10 visit with former Franklinville friends is noted. Grace Johnson underwent knee tumor surgery April 19 and is recuperating at her son’s home in Rockville. A line observes Central American demographics with Guatemala noted as predominantly Indian.
The Frederick Life Underwriters Association will host its monthly dinner on April 29 at the V F W Club with guest speakers Howard M Tucker and Julian E Gillespie Jr representing Bacall and Coe in Washington. Tucker, a UVA graduate, previously worked with J P Morgan Co in New York and later joined the investment industry in 1959. Gillespie, an economics graduate from Washington and Lee University, served in the Marine Corps and Georgetown Law, then became a trial attorney for the SEC before joining Bacall and Coe.
The April Notre Dame Guild meeting at St Peter's hall chaired by Mrs Helen Shariga discussed minutes, bake sale results, and reorders. Members planned graduation trip options for Notre Dame Academy graduates and a May 12 gathering with refreshments by Mrs Jono Converse and Mrs Smariga.
An advertisement from Farmers Supply Co lists DeLaval milkers and parts for all makes. It markets milking equipment, accessories, and related farmware under multiple brand names.
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