Bridge Club Results From Frederick Fort De Trick
The Frederick Bridge Club hosted a Monday night game at the Officers Club with north south winners including Mrs. Donald Crawford and Mrs. Helen Swanson first and Dr. Leonard Spero with Dr. Walter Snow second. East west saw Charles Crum and Frank Rehmann win first. Bob Middlemas and Mrs. Robert Middlemas second. The Catoctin Bridge Club met Tuesday at Fitzgerald's Restaurant with Weinberg pair winning two spots and a tie for fourth between Kelley and Dodd and Feaga and Bowlus. The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at the Amvets with Weinberg and Thomas first and Wilhide and Shapiro second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Donald Crawford
Helen Swanson
Leonard Spero
Walter Snow
Susan Jacobson
Robert Osburn
Gerald Yonetz
Manuel Weinberg
Ethel Whitehill
Mary Fuss
Charles Crum
Frank Rehmann
Robert Middlemas
Catoctin Bridge Club
Fitzgerald
Thomas Love
Samuel Birely
William Benjamin
Jules Shapiro
James Gray
James Kime
Jack McDowell
Richard Perry
Robert Swanson
Ile O'Connor
Austin Whitehill
Helen Kelley
Rosie Dodd
Walter Feaga
Emmett Bowlus
Amvets
Edward Thomas
Glenn Wilhide
Steve Shapiro
Frank Castle
Everett Hanes
James A. Kime
T. H. Brown
L. B. Daumont
Guy Hobbs
William Houck
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Joanne Baker
A surprise bridal shower honoring Miss Joanne Baker was hosted July 23 by her cousin Miss Jann Clem at a West Seventh Street home. Refreshments and games followed. Mrs. Harold Moore and Mrs. Evelyn Green won the game prizes. Attendees included Mrs. Chester Baker Sr. and many Bakers Clem Moore and Green family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Baker
Jann Clem
West Seventh Street
Harold Moore
Evelyn Green
Chester Baker Sr
Linda Baker
Edward Clem
John Gearringer
James Moore
Carol Ann Moore
Dorothy Welty
Merrit Moore
Fred Young
Douglas May
Arthur Moore
Shirley Clark
Bernard Clem
Patsy Cannon
Polly's Pointers and Reader Tips Roundup
Dear Polly columns provide practical hacks andDIY fixes. Dorothy suggests slipping a thin card under zippers to ease up outfits. Mrs G D recommends gentle cleaning for parchment shade lampshades using dusting, damp cloths, mild soap, or milk. Adelia repurposes linen napkins into four cloths with lace edging. Mrs 8 G asks about fastening a ruffle on a round mirror. Charles notes refurbishing a dull nail file with cuticle remover and drying in a jar. Polly adds that lace edging improves finishes and mentions decorative handles on toilet sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Dorothy
G. D. Ear Polly
Trousseaux
Adelia Polly
Charles Charles
Gordon Mong Vows Exchanged At St Pauls Lutheran
Miss Peggy Lou Gordon and Richard Wilson Mong wed July 16 at St. Pauls Lutheran Burkittsville with Rev. John L. Barnes officiating. Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Gordon. groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Mong. Reception at Francis Scott Key Hotel. couple to reside in Birmingham Michigan after honeymoon in Grenada and St Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Lou Gordon
Richard Wilson Mong
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
John L. Barnes
Hubert E. Gordon
Wayne M. Mong
Harrisburg
Myrna Bergfath
Silver Spring
Suzanna Belanga
Greenbelt
Philip Etchison
Atlanta
Joseph Lite
Hagerstown
Robert C. Comer
Birmingham
Mich
William E. Mouzavires
Washington, D. C
John F. Terry
Lakewood
Ohio
M. W. Woodrow
Fort Wayne, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Grenada
St. Thomas
Miss Susan Carol Stoner Marries John P Luce
Miss Susan Carol Stoner and John P Luce were united in marriage at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. Merlin E Garber officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Stoner, the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Luce Jr. The couple will reside in Braddock Heights after a two week honeymoon in the Virgin Islands. Miss Nancy Lee Stoner was maid of honor and William P Martell was best man. A reception followed at Dodson's South Mountain Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carol Stoner
John P. Luce
Church of the Brethren
Merlin E. Garber
William F Stoner
South Market Street
Frank L. Luce Jr
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
New York City
Braddock Heights
Nancy Lee Stoner
William P. Mertell
Dodson’s
South Mountain Inn
Pauline Trigere Advocates Clothes Built to Last
Designer Pauline Trigere criticizes fad fashion and urges lasting wardrobe strategy. In her Seventh Avenue show room she stresses quality fabrics, versatile pieces, and building a basic, durable collection rather than chasing cheap, throwaway dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise
NEW York
NEA
Pauline Trigere
Trigere
Seventh Avenue
Tam
Beauty Blueprint for Summer Outdoor Girl
Patricia King offers a practical guide to staying glamorous after outdoor day activities. It covers sun protection for hair and skin, brushing and oil use, keeping hair covered, wrapping a terrycloth headband under a swimming cap, choosing a curling iron, applying sun lotion, and quick evening refreshment steps before dressing for nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia King
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Engagements announced for Beall and McDonough weddings
Wedding announcements detail Sandra Lynn Beall of Frederick engaged to Leroy D. Masser of Frederick with a September wedding. Also Carolyn Jeanette McDonough of Frederick engaged to Donald Wayne Burdette, with no wedding date yet set. Both couples list high school and current employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Beall
RFD 1
Frederick
Sandra Lynn
Leroy D. Masser
LeRoy M. Masser
Miss McDonough
Frederick High School
Frederick Trading Company
Burdette
Gaithersburg High School
Montgomery Junior College
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Catoctin
Proto
Jack Kennedy
Gordon
Mong
Counseling Services, Inc
Eleanor L. Everhart
Lincoln D. Englebrecht
Engle
Nelson Brooksbrecht
Mra
Mote
Erainless
Hardware Seeger & CO
Village Hardware
Beauty
Sandra Lyon Beall
Carolyn J. McDonough
Miss Beall
Walkersville High School
Geico
Washington
Mr. Masser
Walkersville
Bowers Lumber Co
Woodsboro
Thomas C. McDonough
Sjamsville
Carolyn Jeannette
Donald Wayne Burdette
Norman G. Burdett
Dickerson
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