Cross Keys Restaurant to Open in Mt Airy with Live Bands
Joseph Warfield announces the reopening of the former Chi Mar site as The Cross Keys Restaurant in Mt Airy. Grand opening Dec 30 at 8 p.m. features The Riff Men with remodelling at $25,000. Weekly schedule includes Barry Siedel, The British Walkers, and Roger Pace orchestras with regular dancing nights and Sunday jam sessions.
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Joseph Warfield
Mt Airy
Evergreen Point
Chiz
Mary Louise Myers
Warfield
the Cross Keys
William $. Hood
Robert Craft
Ijamsville
Bethesa
Riff Men
Washington, D. C
Barry Siedel
Michigan
Detroit
Roger Pace
Viruses Topic of Seminar at Frederick High School
Dr. Frank M. Hetrick of the University of Maryland will present a seminar on viruses to Frederick High School students and Science Club members. The talk is the second of eight Maryland Academy of Sciences sessions held at the high school.
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University of Maryland
Frederick
Frederick High School
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Frank M. Hetrick
Science Club
Science Seminar Series At Frederick High School
Frederick High School hosts a science seminar in the Agriculture Building at 7 00 p m with high school participation. Dr Hetrick, a Naval Medical Research Institute guest, discusses virology and its diseases while Dr J Lawrence Angel leads a prior anthropology session. The program, spearheaded by Dewey Dykstra and endorsed by Warren Smith, seeks top scientists from universities labs industry and government.
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Hetrick
Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethesda
University of Maryland
Michigan State University
J. Lawrence Angel
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
Dewey Dykstradr
Science Club of
Frederick High School
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Warren C. Smith
Nigel O.C. Wolff
Academy
Toastmasters Debate Federal Spending at Frederick Meeting
Frederick Toastmasters Club held a December 10 session at Hotel Frederick moderated by Mehrle Duvall. Buell Floyd urged improved television programming and Ed Davis spoke on Christmas giving. George Gilmore hosted the event welcoming Robert Wirgan of the Frederick Planning Commission Ed Leatherman Myersville and Cassius Inman led Boy Scout Patrick Henry speech program with Toastmasters providing counsel.
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Mehrle Duvall
Frederick
George Gilmore
Robert Wirgan
Teacher Recalls Harry Bess And Oh That Charlie
Independence Missouri recalls Harry Truman and Bess Wallace as bright students with Charlie Ross, a famed journalist and presidential aide. Mrs Palmer, now 89, taught them at Independence High School and shared anecdotes of their youths before Truman’s presidency.
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Harry
Bess
Charlie
Harry F. Rosenthal
Independence
Harry Truman
Bess Wallace
Charlie Ross
Wlc Palmer
Independence High School
United States
Ross
Mrs Palmer
Presbyterian Church
Leaders Waiting On PA Law
African American leaders in Atlanta praise the Supreme Court for upholding a controversial public policy while awaiting Pennsylvania legislation. The move sparks calls for action and unity among local civil rights groups.
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Atlanta, Ga
Supreme Court
Supreme Court ends segregated sit ins and broadens Civil Rights Act
The Supreme Court ruled that the Heart of Atlanta Motel and Ollie’s Barbecue must allow African American customers, overturning a lower court finding. The decision affirmed the Civil Rights Act and called civil rights progress essential for equality. Reactions praised the ruling as a landmark, while a motel president criticized it as a loss of freedom.
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Johnson
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
John Lewis
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
South
Lewis
Birmingham
Ala
Heart of Atlanta
Ollie
Moreton Rolleston
Motel
Supreme Court
Ollie McClung
Kiwanis Club Hears Yule Talk at Christmas Dinner
The Frederick Kiwanis Club held its annual Christmas dinner Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Rev. Lyle Ashby spoke on Christmas meanings and carol origins, with Herman A. Hauver presiding and Diane and Howard Deterding providing music.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lyle Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Nehemiah as Modern Model in Biblical Tale
The essay argues Nehemiah’s leadership and organizational skill mirror modern figures. It suggests he could excel on Wall Street, in politics, or military roles, powering rapid rebuilds and decisive action. The piece invites readers to recognize such Nehemiahs in their own lives and homes.
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Earl L. Douglass
Wall Street
Nehemiah
Walls of
Jerusalem
Rebel Heads Out Says Congo Leader
Premier Moise Tshombe announced the rebellion in the Congo is suppressed and the government will pursue economic development. He claimed rebel forces were nearly wiped out and leaders fled abroad, criticizing Algeria, the Sudan and the United Arab Republic for arming rebels.
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Munich
Germany
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Algeria
Sudan
United Arab Republic
United Nations
New York
Rome
Munich University
Farrells Welcome Son at Annie Warner Hospital
Mr and Mrs Herbert R Farrell Jr of Thurmont welcomed a son born Monday at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa. Recent Warner births include Mr and Mrs Howard A Green Jr Taneytown a son Sunday Mr and Mrs George R Shower Jr Taneytown a daughter and Mrs Wilton O Smith Thurmont admitted recently. Robert Shipley New Windsor and Mrs Elton Jenkins Sykesville have been admitted to Carroll County General Hospital Westminster.
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Herbert R. Farrell Jr
Thurmont
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Howard A. Green Jr
Taneytown
George R Shower Jr
Wilton O. Smith
Annie Warner
Robert Shipley
New Windsor
Elton Jenkins
Sykesville
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
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William Young
Ladies Auxiliary
Glenn W. Eyler
American Legion
George Remsburg
Post
Woods
Boro
Quentin Crawford
Auxiliary
Anthony Wilcom
Remsberg
Young
John Drenning
Dorsey Rippeon
Sara
Haber
Washington
Jewelers
West
Girige
Kiwanis Club
Rebel
Fashion Center
Wokaertul Gites
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