30 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
1
The Elmcapades spring show will celebrate 50 years since Elm Street School opened in 1912. The piece recalls early days when Elm Street was a dust road and the Boys High School occupied the site, with major additions in 1922 and co education beginning that year.
National Park Service Women's Organization hosts an Antietam Arts and Hobbies Show at the Antietam Battlefield Visitor Center on April 3. Exhibits include paintings, needlework, woodwork, and hobby crafts with prizes awarded to Martha Coltrove, Eloise Dale, Inez King, and others for antique quilts, embroidery, and woodworking.
Fragmentary OCR notes name several presidents including Mrs Robert Hugh Tee and Mrs Sam Lizer with titles. other names appear garbled and unclear. No coherent event or action is evident.
Dr Reuben G Steinmeyer of the University of Maryland will speak at the Maryland Federation of Women s Clubs First District meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday The talk titled The European Common Market What Is Its Meaning for the United States will examine Western integration and its effects for the U S The event includes a musical setting of A Prayer and a host of civic and junior club participants led by Mrs Melvin Partridge and others from Frederick County clubs
The annual Adult Education Art course exhibit is on display at the C. Burr Artz Library for May. Doyle Eskew directs water color techniques and framing. Twelve paintings by eight students include works by Kathleen Briggs Orlie Glick Ruthford Hoke Ann Levy June Ship Jev James Sinski Elsa Wertenbaker and Jane Willard.
Hood College hosts Arts Week with three honors paper readings by art students in Coffman Chapel on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Susan Sander, Laur entia Windover, and Patricia Probst present studies linking Hoffmann, Monet, and Calder to abstract and sculptural innovation. Friday features Modern Dance Club recital in Gambriel Gymnasium. Saturday offers US Naval Academy Band open-air concert at Hudson Outdoor Theater. most events free except dance recital with a small charge.
Mrs. William Simms presents her piano students in a recital Saturday at 2 p.m. in Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall. National Music Week begins May with the theme Music is the universal language. Awards will be given to outstanding pupils. John Collinus handles programs.
Vocal students of Miss Eleanor Eichelberger present an annual song recital Saturday at 7 30 p m in the social room of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ on West Church street. The program opens with operatic arias and art songs followed by operetta and show tune excerpts. Solo and ensemble selections include duets and a trio under Miss Eichelberger, with Joanne Baumgardner as guest pianist.
A Wedgwood Room recital featured voices and piano duets with selections including Serenade by Drigo, Moonlight Sonata movement, Blue Danube, Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, and Rimsky Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol. Performers included Sandra Fry, Nan cy Fry, Carol Proctor, Linda Whalen, Judy Ott, and Paula Sue Biser among others.
Mrs. Virginia A. Wilbur will present her piano students in an annual spring recital Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in the Adamstown Community Hall. The program lists numerous student selections including Swaying Silver Birches, La Campanella, Sonatina op 36 No 1, Johnny Get Your Hair Cut, The Syncopated Clock, The Little Dancer, Nobody Knows De Trouble Ive Seen, Needle In A Haystack, Skip to My Song, Main Street, Wonderland By Night, Old MacDonald, A Colonial Dance, Londonderry Air, The Wiffenpool Song, Where Buffalo Roam, The Wishing Star Waltz, Song of the Bell, Mexican Carnival, Forgotten Dreams, Gypsy Sweetheart duet, among others.
The Miss National Teenage Safety Organization with the Governor's Committee on moral responsibility in traffic accident prevention and the Northeastern Regional Association of State Safety Coordinators announces a teen safety essay contest. Chairman Paul E. Burke leads the effort. Four focus areas include drivers pedestrians families and citizens responsibilities. Entries judged on matter composition accuracy and spelling. All essays become property of the sponsors. The U.S. has 535 million acres of commercial forest land.
A small hardware store owner explains that a business interruption insurance policy keeps a business afloat while repairs are made after a disaster. It reimburses lost profits, helping cover ongoing expenses, loan payments, taxes, and wages, preserving credit and enabling a timely restart.
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