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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1964

Page

6

Engagement announced for Linda Rudy and Tpr. Donald Bartgis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rudy of Eastview Shookstown announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Trooper Donald R. Bartgis. Linda is a 1962 Frederick High School graduate and Hagerstown School of Beauty Culture alumna. Bartgis, son of the late Harry Bartgis, is a 1959 Frederick High School graduate and completed basic training at State Police headquarters in Pikesville. He is presently assigned to the Frederick area police unit.

Robert C. Rudy Eastview Shookstown Linda Tpr Donald R. Bartgis Rudy Frederick High School Hagerstown School of Beauty Culture Bartgis Harry Bartgis State Police Pikesvile

Homemakers Christmas Open House Enters Final Day

The Homemakers Christmas Open House at Winchester Hall enters its final day with over 600 visitors amid fresh baked aromas and hundreds of handmade decorations. Clubs from Urbana, Emmitsburg, Walkersville and more demonstrated crafts and baking in afternoon and evening sessions, with hostesses from Prospect Libertytown Woodsboro and Frederick City to staff the final hours.

Winchester Hall Randallstown Johnsville Pleasant Grove New Market Town Country Merryland Tract Braddock Skyline Urbana Prospect Club Libertytown Woodsboro Frederick City Friendship Homemakers Club Frank J. Keefer

New White House Glassware to Debut at Hotel Wine Tasting

Francis Scott Key Hotel introduces The President's House pattern glassware from Morgantown Glassware Guild for a December 11 wine tasting. Mrs. Shirley Wolfe hosts as wine consultant with Elwood K. Wolfe sharing lecture duties. Hotel manager David A. James notes strong local interest.

Shirley Wolfe Francis Scott Key Hotel White House John F. Kennedy Morgantown Glassware Guild Morgantown W. Va Wolfe Europe James

Ticket Center Opens At Key Hotel In Frederick

The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts a new community Ticket Center in its lobby. The venture is run by the Chamber of Commerce Arts Council for Frederick County and the Key Memorial Foundation and serves non profit groups. Tickets for the December 21 WBAL-TV Carolers and University of Maryland Madrigal Singers will be screened by a committee and proceeds benefit the Frederick Orchestra. The program titled Christmas Through the Ages and Around the World begins at 8 30 p m in the hotel ballroom.

Francis Scott Key Chamber of Commerce Arts Council For Frederick County Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation, Inc Morton Siegel Arts Council New Community Service Winchester Hall Wbal-Tv University of Maryland Madrigal Singers Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Orchestra

Welcome Wagon Newcomers Meeting Demonstrates Holiday Sandwiches

Mrs. William Farra, president of the Woodsboro Homemakers Club, will demonstrate fancy holiday sandwiches and hors d oeuvres at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meeting. The luncheon starts at 12 15 p m in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Reservations by noon via Mrs. Milton McKenna or Mrs. J W Spaid.

William Farra Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club

Bridge clubs report Charity Master Point results

Frederick area clubs held master point games at VFW Country Club and Cozy Restaurant with multiple pair winners in North-South and East-West directions. Upcoming sessions are announced at VFW and Amvets venues with master point nights on schedule.

Frederick Bridge Club VFW Country Club Frederick Walter Feaga Weldon Harpers Manuel M. Weinberg Horace Rees Walter Snow Lottie Gall William Houck Leonard Spero Gerald Yonetz William Hammond George Hedstrom Charles Crum Harold Hess James Louilas VFW Catoctin Amvets West Patrick Street Phillips Pearson Glenn Wilhide William McManeman Gerald Yontez Rosie Dodd W. H. Longnecker Isa Connor Burton Creager Mary Fuss Mary B. Myers Evelyn Krantz Richard Kelley

Frederick Hairdressers Association Elects 1965 Officers

Mrs. Colleen Sittig is reelected president for the Frederick Hairdressers Association 1965 term and named corresponding secretary to the State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. New officers include first VP Margaret Strawsbury, second VP Helen Thoresen, third VP Josephine Derr, recording secretary Janet Stockman, corresponding secretary Catherine Virts, financial secretary Evelyn Tyergar, treasurer Janet Faith, sergeant at arms Eva Ecker, and historian Eva Ecker.

Colleen Sittig Frederick Josephine Derr Janet Stockman Cather Ine Virts Evelyn Tyergar Janet Faith Eva Ecker

Family returns from Florida after three weeks abroad

Miss Alana N. Compher and Adam Stown with sister Mrs. Grover C Shaff of Phillipsburg NJ return home after three weeks in St Petersburg Florida. They visited brother Elmer H. Compher and family and also spent time with Mr and Mrs Charles P. Tinsman visiting friends in Miami and Clearwater Florida.

Alana N. Compher Adamstown Grover C Shaff Frederick Charles P. Tinsman Phillipsburg St Petersburg Fla Elmer H. Compher Tinsman Miami Clearwater

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 31 November Meeting

Lodge meeting of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 31 LO OF held November 27 at West Seventh Street hall. Upcoming events include December 16 anniversary banquet at Frederick Hotel and December 17 monthly birthday party for Odd Fellows Home residents. A December 13 church service at 2 pm and December 11 Christmas party are planned.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No.31 Lo.o.f West Seventh Street Frederick Hotel Odd Fellows Home

Notable American Landmarks and Historic Arts

The text highlights Cape Henry Virginia's oldest brick house, a whirling museum in Cummington Massachusetts housing the owner's wood designs, a cog railway on Mount Washington in Lead South Dakota, Home Stake as the largest ore mine, and a mule-drawn barge on a restored Chesapeake and Ohio Canal section near Washington, a replica of historic passenger packets.

America Cape Henry Berkshire Trail Cummington Mass I Pe Mount Washington Lead S. D Washington

38th Anniversary for Clarence Andrew and wife

Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrew celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary on Saturday with a party for children and friends at their Thurmont home. Attending were Sterling Shane and Debbie Stam baugh Homer Hughes and family Donald Andrew Edward Andrew and family Martin Barbara Harriet Belinda James Eugene Paul Franklin Samuel Linda Kenny Andrew and Clarence Hahn.

Clarence Andrew Thurmont Sterling Shane Debbie William Stam‘baugh Homer Hughes Donald Andrew Edward Andrew Martin Barbara Harriett Belinda James Eugene Paul Franklin Samuel Linda Kenny Andrew Clarence Hahn

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