Campfire Night Highlights 4-H Tribes and Initiation
Frederick area 4-H clubs gather at the Frederick Fairgrounds for an eight oclock campfire with stunts songs and tribal skits. Harvey Clem leads the Older Youth campfire with initiation of new members for ages sixteen and older to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fairgrounds
Harvey Clem
Lewistown Boys
Sylvia Brauer
Linda Keilholtz
Northern Cloverettes
Larry Bible
Middletown
Paints
Delaware
Marshall Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Martha Sawyer
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Shawnee
Jerry Anderson
Creagerstown
Dottie Brown
Lewistown Girls
Tuscarora Boys
Gloria Bidle
Middletown Progressive
Sarah Susan Anhalt
Marriage of Gloria Ann Morgan and Bryan J Moore
Gloria Ann Morgan and Bryan Joseph Moore wed in St Mark's Lutheran Church Wolfsville in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Robert Myson. The bride, daughter of Ralph W. Morgan and wife, wore peau de soie with Swiss lace, and carried a pink orchid bouquet. Attendants included Joyce Guyton, Sally Miller, and Judy Rohrer with Lois Kuhn and Lynne Moore as flower girls. The groom’s party featured Joe Vartabedian as best man and ushers from Baltimore. The couple resides in Greenbelt after both attended University of Maryland.
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Hackman
Gloria Ann Morgan
Bryan Joseph Moore
St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
Ralph W. Morgan
RFD 1
Smithsburg
Byran W. Moore
Centreville
Robert Myson
Joyce Guyton
RFD
Sally Miller
Frostburg
Judy Rohrer
Boonsboro
Linda Ross
Sharon Michael
Bonnie Wastier
Hagerstown
Lois Kuhn
RFD 2
Myersville
Lynne Moore
Joe Vartabedian
Hyattsville
Larry Fphaller
Baltimore
Art Willamson
Ken Miller
Naomi Kuhn
Virginia Harshman
Smuithsburg
Neat Generation reshapes back to school fashion trends
The NEA reports a shift among high school and college girls toward chic, well groomed styles this fall. Young shoppers embrace Chanel inspired braids, A line coats, small collars, detachable fur, and muted checks in deep, clear colors signaling a move away from sloppiness to fashion awareness.
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Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
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Nanticoke
Bobby Biser
Carroll Manor
Tribe
June Dudrow
Big Star
Ballenger Boys
Ballenger
Cloverettes
Ojibway
John Messer
Urbana
Don McGolerick
New Market
Green Valley
Powhatan
Dwight Smith
Jefferson
Gloria Axline
Petersville
Burkittsville
Dottie Smith
East Frederick
Sandy Sue Smith
Monocacy Village
Monocacy Valley
Caroline Grossnickle
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Smariga
Unionville
Wayne Reeder
Unionville Pioneers
Libertytown Gurls
Libertytown
Bob Kemp
Ralph Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge Progressive
Charles A. Rice
Mountaindale
Rice
William C. Stauffer
Yellow Springs
C. Alonzo Rice
Wilmington
Del
Charles C. T. Stull
Donald Kiddoo
Donna and Dale
Whippany
Andrew Rice
Lafayette
William Stauffer
Charles Stulk Jr
Myra
Mark
Sally
Andy
Herbert Ridder
Leesburg
Layelle Orlon
Aileen
the News
Alglst
Esther Grossnickle
Opal Wolfe
Betty Frushour
Middletown High School
University of Maryland
Pi Kappa Alpha
Reuben M. Donnelley Telephone Directory Company
Washington
Greenbelt
Terry Alyce Watson
Richard Wayne Miller
University of Virginia
Charlottsville
Alfred Charles Watson
Charlottesville
Orwigsburg
John H. Davidson
George E. Goode
Carol Lee Baumgardner
Roanoke
Sandra Burnett
Lynchburg
Sally Terry
Richard St. Clair
James Barton
James Savin
Norfolk
George E Goode
Korrell
Shookstown Civic Center
Singing of America
Frank Martz
Frank Korrell Jr
George Korrell
Stacy Shipley
Kay Koontz
Chester Blank
David Klipp
Lisa Korrell
Frank B. Korrell
Donald Korrell
Charles Korrell
Frank B. Korrell Jr
Evelyn Musavi
West Virginia
Potomac
Gideon Korrell
Annabelle Masser
Ricky Masser
Terry
Debbie
Chucky
Ricky
Lisa
Ronald Korrell
Lee
Janet
Scott Smith
Gary
Donald
Jean Grams
Knoxville
Frostburg State College
Longwood College
Farmville
Duke University
Lynchburg College
Woodsboro Fire Company
Marie Bostian
Clara Rippeon
Ocean City
Brenda Koontz
Charley Poffenberger
Paris
Cosmopolitan
Highlander
Jill Jr
Nix
Weber
Ruth Walter
King of Wardrobe
Frederick
Orghive
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