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A condensed weekly section highlights arts fashions and clubs with community notes. Listings include profiles, event reminders, and small society items from local residents.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
6
A condensed weekly section highlights arts fashions and clubs with community notes. Listings include profiles, event reminders, and small society items from local residents.
Winston Shipley will present his piano students in a public solo recital Saturday at 2 pm. The varied program at Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall includes duets and solo pieces by Tschaikowsky, Chopin, Beethovan, Mendelssohn, and Gershwin among others.
Frederick High School's newly formed Junior Red Cross Council has two service projects. Cochairmen Linda Pickett and Sharon Nikirk lead the group which presented a $54 check to the United Appeal. Danyce Weinberg serves as secretary and J Wakefield McGill mentors as adviser.
Dr. Elizabeth F. Flower, philosopher from the University of Pennsylvania, will speak at Hood College Friday evening in Coffman Chapel room 5. The Phi Beta Kappa group of Frederick County sponsors the 8:00 pm event open to the public.
Voice of America interviewed West Frederick Junior High principal Frank R. Lewis and vice principal Donald Kouns, plus Police Chief Charles Main and Reverend Carroll Bower. The program profiles Frederick as a typical American city and features local figures and a message about human relations and praise.
House on East Church street offers daily 2 to 5 pm tea for holiday shoppers. Mrs. Thomas Stone hosts with helpers Mrs. E. J. Fisher Miss Edith Anderson and others serving three customers. Proceeds go to building fund for the Church of the Transfiguration at Urner and Maryland avenues Braddock Heights.
About 130 attended the Walkersville 4 H Parents and Friends Night at the Glade Valley Grange in the Walkersville Community Hall. Club leaders and members presented 4 H News Flashes, a wardrobe style revue, and awards, with new awards program funded by the Walkersville Homemakers Club.
Pamela Roderuck received the greatest all around achievement and Myralee Garst named top senior for the year. Caroline Grossnickle chosen Ideal 4 H Club Girl for 1963 with a silver tray engraving. Harold Roderuck announced awards to junior members Donald Swartz Ronnie Sup Sandy Woebier Pamela Roderuck four members Jo Ann Martin Lynn Ausherman Nancy Lou Burser.
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