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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1958

Page

13

Palm Springs Ladies Fuel City’s Shopping Boom

The piece surveys Palm Springs female shop owners and socialites, naming Mama Gabor, Marion Davies, Andrea Leeds Howard, Lucille Ball, Claudette Colbert, and others. It notes plans for new boutiques, a major hotel teardown for a shopping center, and local social events such as a Woodsboro Fire Hall dance attended by the town’s younger set.

Mama Julie Gabor Marion Madelyn Fio Rito United States Pavilon Palm Springs Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Western Hills

Wedding Ties Mend in Washington and Grafton

Miss Marcia Malone of Grafton W Va married Maynard Slaven in Washington at Shrine of the Sacred Heart then celebrated with a breakfast at the bride’s grandmother's home in Grafton The Slavens both work at Manton's Drug Store in Grafton and plan to live with the bride's mother 751 Maple Avenue The Bride’s family connections include Mrs Elizabeth Slaven of East Irvine Scotland and ties to local families in Frederick County and Brucik area.

America Frances Hansae Yarasll Society of Friends Ty Areyom Glewad West Virgina University School of Pharmacy National Hana: Society Alpha Xt Delta Pharmaceutical Association of America Slaven West Virginia University School of Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Association of Am Washington Marcia Malone Paul &. , Malone Grafton W. Va Tate Malone Maynard Slaven Elizabeth Slaven East'ir Scotland

AAUW Hears Talk On Brainwashing

At Hood College Frederick Branch AAUW meeting Major William Mayer Army psychiatrist discussed North Korean prison camp deaths among American GIs. He attributed deaths to brainwashing rather than malnutrition or torture, and described the procedure with a call for community help to shield youth. Lawrence Welsh intro'd Mayer. hostesses listed. Germany ranked second as iron and steel producer before World War II.

G.I Prson Willam E. Mayer Hood College Frederick American Association of University Women G.ls Amerean Lawrence Welsh William Mayer John Rapport George Hedstrom Leah Allen Marjorie Bakirakis Estelle Collins Gloria Sénith Germany

Ship A Box Project Merits Support By Frederick Section JWV

At Beth Sholom Hall Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women collected gifts for Ship A Box to a Moroccan kindergarten. Mrs Frank Hardy leads the effort wrapping and mailing articles monthly overseas. The group also notes a certificate of service for Armed Services sponsorship and plans a symposium January 5 open to the public.

Frederick Secron National Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Frank Hardy Ship-A-Box Morocco Rewher Solar Reach Fetter National Jewish Welfare Board Frederick Charles Glick James A Sensendbaugh Forbes Burgess Geneva Barthel

Washington Society Orchestra Engaged For Snow Ball

Sidney's Mayflower Orchestra directed by Charles Cliff to play at the Snow Ball annual benefit for Frederick Memorial Hospital’s Women's Auxiliary. Ball set for December 22 at Gymnasium on Hood College Campus, with Mrs. Richard F. Rie as general chair and Mrs. Dan Weinberg leading the music committee. The event funds microfilming equipment for records and drew a record $10,654 last year. The three-decade association with Warflower Hotel and frequent debuts and embassy parties noted.

Washington Sidney Mayflower Charles Cliff Frederick Premorial Hospital Yale Gam Iba Gymnasium Hood Cole Hege Richard F. Rie Dan Weinberg Warflower Hotel Perla Mesta Chevy Chase Columbia Suterave

Homecoming Queen Named In Frederick High School Event

Jamie Meadows and Wayne Geisbert were chosen Homecoming Queen and King at Frederick High School. Geisbert, a football star, and Meadows, a cheerleader, lead a festive school event amid a busy club season. Zonta Frederick notes English magazines’ limited reach. plans to send U.S. magazines to university centers in the Middle East amid Russian propaganda. Members assist Salvation Army kettles December 13. Christmas dinner set for December 15 at Francis Scott Key Hotel.

Frank J. Reefer King Frederick High School Geisbert Miss Meadows Zonia Club Frederick Wedgwood Francis Scott Key Bea-jtrice Fehr Ithe Board of Dressers Norae Gts Florence Garner Fairney Reedy Memorial Boonsboro Zonta International Onica Pratt International Relations Committee Middle East Zonta Health Council Montevue Grace Brown Eddie Cantor Francis Scott Key Hotel

Christmas Greens Show to Open in Washington

Christmases Remembered will be the theme of the Christmas Greens Exhibition sponsored by the Capital Garden Club League in cooperation with the Corcoran Gallery of Art Washington from Wednesday to Sunday. The event features innovations and draws thousands of visitors, with Mrs. Edmund J Brooke of Chevy Chase as general chairman. The Garden Club League also sponsors the Nations Capital Flower and Garden Show at the Armory each March. Also listed are Santa letters from local residents and an engagement notice for Barbara Ann Borke to E Wayne Baumgardner, with details on education and activities of both.

Senate Harold Neufeld Chanukah Mire Wenfeld Will Jbe Oes Lesfue Ate Edmund J Brooke Chevy Cause Garden Club League Cspital Armory Henry Mack Traugh New Cumberland Barbara Ann Borke Traugh Otto Lockhart Borke E. Wayne Baumgardner E. Elwood Baumgardner Gent Government Association Baumgardner

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