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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1960
Page
2
Society notes cover the Kelly Barrick wedding at Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church with pre and post nuptial events. Hosts include the Smiths and Clapps as the couple receives multiple showers and gatherings in preparation for the ceremony and reception in the area.
Local social notes describe Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rimler hosting cocktail parties at their Brentwood Drive home in Braddock Heights with guests including Miss Carol Fisher of Kansas and Miss Angela Gale from Australia now living in New York City. Additional items cover Delta Kappa Gamma convention activities in Bal Harbor, scholarships totaling 2,500 dollars each across states and provinces, and a grant of 40,000 dollars for teaching education. The column lists various social events, bridal showers, Zonta Club activities at Bussard's Roost, weekly Amvets Bridge winners, and a late mention of a four hearts contract in a bridge game.
The Frederick Memorial Hospital will see seven girls graduate on Sunday. T he article notes bidding errors in a bridge discussion and mentions ceremonies at Elm Street Junior High School auditorium at three o clock. A reception follows at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses residence.
Cindy Wirts hosted the Big Star H Club August meeting in Lee Place. Discussions focused on Frederick County Fair and club record books. President Travis Zeiler led the meeting with reports on County Campfire and State Club Week. Members present included Rebecca Fifer, Bonnie Penn, Johanna Zeiler, June Dudrow. Demonstrations covered cleaning a window, testing water hardness, and selecting apples and oranges.
Seven graduates of Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will receive diplomas Sunday at Elm Street Junior High School auditorium. Dr Melvin E Lea will give the commencement address and Mrs Paul S Michael will present diplomas. The program starts at 3 pm with nursing pins by Miss Estelle H Collins and music by Miss Olive R Engle.
A local list shows patients and pending surgeries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Walter Fogie of Woodsboro. Charles Leonard Mathews of Ladiesburg. Harrion Young of Shooks Town. Mrs. Charles N. Wiles of South Market Street. Mrs. Lyle Hoffman of Brad dock Avenue. Mrs. Walter R. Day of Westminster. Edith I. Keeney of Lewis Town. Mrs. Raymond Albaugh of Keymar. and Edward Brachey of East Ninth Street. Some are awaiting procedures or eye treatment while others recover at home with visiting allowed.
Residents at Montevue invited guests to a program by local students led by Miss Eleanor Eichelberger. Performances included L Amour Toujours, Sometimes I’m Happy, Zigeuner, The Daisies, Together from Gypsy, I Enjoy Being a Girl, Hello Young Lovers, and a finale of Getting To Know You from The King and I.
David S. Weinberg of Weinberg and Weinberg has been selected to represent the American Bar Association in golf matches at Buroing Tree golf course in Washington next Wednesday. The Americans face the British Bar Golfing Society and London Solicitors Golfing Society with Edgar N. Eisenhower as captain and A James Casner leading the other squad. Weinberg will play under Casner against London Solicitors, with Attorney General William P. Rogers also among the selections.
Mary Jane Baker Crone and Ralph M. Crone Jr. wed August 12 at 7 30 pm in the Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Harry L Fehl Jr officiating. Attended by family, the couple received guests at home later with a reception and shower for about eighty five friends.
The final season event crowned Valerie Hart queen and Warren Stockman king after a Wednesday gathering of thirty children. An ice cream treat followed the crowning ceremony with favorite games provided by instructors Mrs. Harry Reid and Miss Travis Zeiler.
The 40th Bussard family reunion met August 14 at Gathland State Park Burkittsville with about 175 attendees. Inclement weather moved the program to Lutheran Parish Hall where Daniel Poole presided and a motion to repeat the event at the same time and place next year passed unanimously.
Formosa reports T. F. Tsiang has been reappointed as Nationalist China's chief delegate to the United Nations Assembly. He has represented his country in every Assembly except the first.
A line of severe weather sweeping Minnesota on Thursday caused fatalities as lightning and power outages disrupted Saint Paul and other areas. Three people died amid the storms and associated hazards.
Mr and Mrs G L Davis of Wilson Place announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Lee to Richard L Yinger son of Mr and Mrs Charles Glenn Yinger also of this city The wedding date is set for November 27
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