White House Gals Love Their Jobs
White House secretaries share glamour and pace with jet setting travel and fan mail as they serve under Kennedy. Young aides recount typing lessons from the President and duties across London Paris Ottawa and Washington while facing long hours and loyal service to the New Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bennett
White House
Jackie Kennedy
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Priscilla Wear
Padelphia
Priscilla
U.S
Barbara Gamarekian
Andrew Hatcher
London
Paris
Ottawa
Chicago
New York
Boston
Daily Mail
Beth Fem
Washington
Marilyn Mills
Guthrie
Oklo
Kenneth O'Donnell
Pauline Fleet
Lawrence
Mass
Jerry Whittington
West River
Ralph Dungan
New Frontier
Phylis Mills
Middleburg
Phyllis
Fred Holborn
Good Freezer Management Can Aid In Menu-Making
Kay Sherwood advises that a well run freezer boosts menu planning and saving. She warns defrosting is essential even with frost free models and urges organized storage, proper wrapping, and labeled, accessible shelves to maximize harvest preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Sherwood
Short-Cut Cooking Ideas For Homemakers In August
The article offers quick meal tips for hot days, with questions on using shortcuts and new convenience foods. It suggests soups from leftovers, fast desserts, and frozen-fry methods, plus ideas like thawing tips for frozen chicken and flavor boosts with jams and pickle juice. It encourages sharing tips with neighbors.
Park Bill Approved for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Park
The Senate passed a bill by Sen Glenn Beall proposing a 184 mile 10 000 acre national park along the Potomac between Washington and Cumberland Md It would authorize 15 million dollars for land purchases Some of the area is already federally owned The measure heads to the House where it has previously failed to advance It cites ancient Romans feeding garlic to laborers and soldiers for strength and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park
House
Glenn Beall
Potoma River
Cumberland, Md
Bridge Winners Named At Elks Club Duplicate Session
Dr. Thomas Michael and Thomas Reid won North-South first place in the charity duplicate bridge event at the Elks Club. Walter Snow and Scott Welt took second, with Charles L Crum and George Hedstrom third. East-West winners were Leonard Spero and Horace Rees first, John Bowers and Earl Rhoderek second, and Frank Worthington with T Quill tied with Mr and Mrs E H Lockwood for third. Many players are in the Summers National Bridge Tournament at the Park Sheraton in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Michael
Thomas Reid
Elks Club
Walter Snow
Scott Welt
American Contract Bridge League
Charles L Crum
George Hedstrom
Leonard Spero
Horace Rees
John Bowers
Earl Rhoderek
Frank Worthington
T. Quill
E. H. Lockwood
Park Sheraton Hotel
Washington
Married recently Miss Shirley Beil Niller weds Carroll Lee Rice
Miss Shirley Beil Niller daughter of Mrs Martha Willer and the late Gus I Miler and Carroll Lee Rice son of Mr and Mrs Lewis A Rice were married at St Michael's Catholic Church in Poplar Springs Father Howard Metzger officiated the double ring ceremony The bride was given in marriage by her father with Mrs Wildred C Sirbaugh Rockville as matron of honor and Thomas Dorsey Woodvine as best man The couple honeymooned at Mackara Falls and reside near Taylorsville Mrs Rice a 1960 McAiry Senior High School graduate is employed at David Taylor Model Basin Carderock Md Mr Rice a 1959 graduate also worked at Mt Airy Home Improvements Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Beil Niller
Martha Willer
RFD
Westminster
Gus I Miler
Carroll Lee Rice
Lewis A. Rice
Airy
St Michael's Catholic Church
Poplar Spims
Howard Metzger
Wildred C Sirbaugh
Rockvdie
Thomas Dorsey
Woodvine
Ann Cod
Magara Falls
Taylorsville
Rice
Mc Airy
David Taylor
Carderock
Vit. Airy Home Improvements
Mt Aury
Hospital Report Discharges and Admissions
Mrs. Opal McCarney of Blue Ridge Summit discharged from Chambersburg Hospital. Frank Shuff of Bromitsburg admitted to Gettysburg Hospital. Released from hospital: Mrs. John Shuff of Thurmont, Mrs. Richard Toms and infant daughter Emmitsburg, Carolyn Wierman of Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal McCarney
Blue Ridge Summit
Chambersburg Hospital
Frank Shuff
Bromitsburg
Gettysburg Hospital
John Shuff
Thurmont
Richard Toms
Emmitsburg
Carolyn Wierman
Eromitsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Society of World Service
Walkersville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Merril Reddick
God
Paula Snyder
Albert Snyder
Paul Snyder
Ray Zimmerman
Wiliam Peiffer
Spiritual Life
Clyde Fogle
School of Missions
Camp Penn
Penn
Beth Fein
Barbara Gamerekian
Jerrysylvania Avenue
Meredith Burch
Whittington
Pauline Fluet
Homemakers
Williams Typewriter & Supply Company
ROYAL
Olympia
Remington—Smith-Corona
Underwood- Olivetti
Hermes
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Patrick Street
Dobbs Truss
Like
Tadre de Sea Cecarts Drug & Prescription Service
Market St
Gilbert
West 13Th Street
Emmert R. Bowlus
Francis Dickensheets
the News
Frederick
Maryland
S. Market St
Westinghouse Laundromat
East Street
Rosemont Ave
South Market St
Coakley F. F
Rolis and
Hensy Small Basket
Junction Rts
West the Snack Bar Inc
Fort Detrick
Littlestown
Fir
Frederick Optical Co
Holland
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Mad
Ceresville Motors
Ceresville, Md
Middletown Equipment CO
Middletown, Md
Detrick
Ned S. Zeiler
N “Ourt St
Frederick, Md
W. Verl Forney
Minuteman
Toronto
Canada
America
John W. Shields
Rami
W. Patrick ST
N. Market ST
Frederick Shopping Center
Neoples Drug Stores Service
Tery
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