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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1959
Page
3
Anme Smith Leyes extols corn on the cob as summer's prime treat and details playful techniques for eating it. Four-fingers, one-hand look, harmonica, and lag-waving styles are weighed for fun and social ease, while condemning gadget handles as unnecessary. The piece ends with a cheeky nudge toward enjoying summer indulgence before September dieting.
The Freder ict Duplicate Bridge club will begin a six week series ending October. At this week's Amvets Club game Manuel M Weinberg and wife won first by a half point over Mrs Quill and Miss Quill who took second. Horace Rees and William Selzer came third. Mrs Ira M O Connor and Mrs E L Neff were fourth. Next Monday at 7 45 p m a rating points game is set for Amvets Club with no game on Labor Day.
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs. Emar Bergman presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. Jesse F. Hakes stressed water's vital role, noting four major uses and the need for distribution, conservation, and potential future rationing.
The eaecuine committee of the Junior Women's Club met at president Mrs Paul Shatio's home at 8 30 p m to discuss plans for the new club year. Members present included Mrs James Abbott Mrs Charles Dixon Mrs Bernard Kely Mrs Charles Lakel Mrs Robert Kieizn Mrs Lee Besnard Mrs vert Liston Mrs Carl Weak Mrs Or Mrs Charles A Dixon Jr program chairman outlined the schedule September slow er October anniversary dinner at Peter Pan Inn November hobey auction December Christmas party for Montevue January safety February spring luncheon at the Francis Scott Rey Hotel with fashion show March education April men's night May covered dish supper election and officer installations followed by a white elephant sale. Membership tea planned for October. Family picnic set for August 16 at Mrs Robert Klein's home. Executive committee voted to remain in the Inter-Club Council with Mrs Arthur Hatton as representative. First fall meeting slated September 28.
Michael Daroff, New York menswear maker and Exibition committee member, says supplying American lipstick, cosmetics, and girdles to Soviet women could boost friendship. He recalls a Moscow visit with Intourist guide Nina, noting a shy girl warmed to the gifts and cried at departure. He claims Russian women traditionally eschew cosmetics and favor large hips, judging beauty by seating comfort.
Members of the Society of Architectural Historians will visit Frederick August 21 to 24 led by Charles M Mathias president of the Frederick Historical Society. They will lunch at the Key hotel Wedgwood Room with Mrs Jennings Bailey Jr hosting and local guides. The tour includes the old Episcopal church on Court street Prospect Hall the Upjohn built new Episcopal church Mathias home Ross garden Trinity Chapel Lutheran church Winchester and the Loates house. On August 21 visitors tour Baltimore County sites Shepherdstown and Charles Town West Virginia. August 22 Frederick. August 23 Frederick. and Annapolis on August 24.
Frederick residents enjoyed a Tuesday evening rhythm band concert at Baker Park bandshelf. The all city playground program featured dances created by children and a final play into song. Prizes recognized top park performances in various categories with judges Miss Helen Shafer Mrs Mae Shankle and Mrs Lucille Wolford. Participating bands included Staley Park Rosedale Linden Hills Catoctin McCurdy Field Baughman Tiny Tot Town Lincoln Harmon Maryland East Third Chapel Monocacy Baker Park Mushnix and more.
A lengthy society item details June Frances Coulombe’s wedding to James Elliott Cadle Jr at Willow Glen Baptist Church in California. The ceremony featured a white silk organza gown, lace overskirts, and floral bouquets. Attendants and families are named, with reception, travel outfit, and post wedding notes. The couple resides in San Jose, both employed at IBM.
North and South get a four card major response to Stayman. South raises to three with 17 points no trump and manages an elimination play to force 2 heart lead. South then wins with trumps, draws West’s ace of clubs and secures the two remaining high cards, despite West’s return. The diverging play shows how careful card play can clear the way to a long run. The rest covers a charity event and unrelated notes.
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