Snow Ball Patrons Announced for Frederick Hospital Drive
About 150 patrons have signed on for the Snow Ball, the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary benefit at Hood College’s Gambrill Gym. Chairwoman Mrs. Parsons Newman led a large committee of local women and men from families and businesses such as Allen, Belt, Carmack, Conley, Delaplaine, Delaplaine heirs, Fifer, Fisher, Gove, Hahn, Lederman, Lundgren, and many others. Proceeds fund a proposed recovery room as part of the hospital’s expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memrial Hospital
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Parsons Newman
Margaret R. Moiter
Frank Worthington
Elgin Hemp
Russell McCain
Howard Schindel
Joseph 8. Price, Jr
Carl Weakle
J. S
Jennings Bailey Jr
Norvell Belt
Emmett R. Bowius
Air
Ralph W. Boyer
G. R. Brinkley
C. and P. Telephone Company
Paul MM. Carmack
Henry V. Chase
John R. Cheatham
Resela Cappello
Casper EB. Cline Jr
Charles H. Conley
Floyd L. Culler Inc
John M. Culler Jr
William B. Culwell
Edward S. Delaplaine
George B., Delaplaine
Robert E_ Delaplaine
Local Ladies Attend Event With Noted Hosts
Photo credits show Frank J. Keefer. Seated and standing attendees include Mrs. Howard Schindel, Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. Paul Crum, Mrs. Joseph Hooper, Mrs. Forrest White, and Mrs. Kreissig. Absent were Mrs. Clifford Web ber and Mrs. Kathryn Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Keefersenhauer Jr
Howard Schindel
Charles Walker
Paul Crum
Joseph Hooper
Forrest White
Kreissig
Clifford Webber
Kathryn Walker
Christmas party notes and club activities listed
Hostesses were Mrs William Gochenour and Mrs J V Atanasoff. New members include Mrs Charles E Scott Mrs Ronald Brody Mrs Russell Johnson and others. The Children’s Christmas party is rescheduled for Sunday 3 to 5 pm at Staley Park Field House with reservations to several organizers. The crafts group meets Tuesday at 3 pm at Mrs Fred Rowe s. all other groups reconvene in January. After lunch the group visited Potomac Edison Co to view a Christmas cookies demonstration by Mrs Irene Caton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
William 5. Gochenour
J. V. Atanasoff
Charles E. Scott
Ronald Brody
Russell Johnson
Bbs
Robert Kerpsack
Bertram Haines
Richard Reynolds
David Koozle
Staley Park Field House
James Silver
Thomas Parry
D. P. Vandervoort
Earle Officer
Willard Campbell
James Large
Fred Rowe
Potomac Edison Co
Irene Caton
Welcome Wagon Yale Luncheon Held
About forty members and guests attended the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Christmas luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury spoke on the Christmas story as recorded in the Scriptures. Mrs. M. Dunbar Ashbury Jr. and Mr. Amos Harper sang chants used by Jewish priests in the time of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
M. Dunbar Ashbury Jr
Amos Harper
Opti Mrs Hold Christmas Meeting in Frederick
The Frederick Opti Mrs Club held a Christmas party at the VFW with 19 members and one guest, Mrs Mary Frances Earhart. After dinner, president Mrs Stanley Gaver led a business meeting, followed by a basket of food and gifts donated by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Opti- Mrs. Club
VFW
Mary Frances Earhart
Stanley Gaver
Christmas Club Programs and Plans Shared
Mrs man and Mrs Helen Miller reported on the clubs candle and pecan sales. Mrs Gaver named committees for the coming year and announced the next board meeting for January 2. Gifts were exchanged and a program followed with singing and readings. The next meeting is January 10 featuring a Hawaii program by Mrs Hobson and Lenuel Leialoha to discuss Hawaiian history and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Helen Miller
Earhart
Chanukah Program by Frederick Jewish Women Council
A Chanukah program of traditional Hebrew and English songs was presented at the December Frederick Section National Council of Jewish Women meeting. Program chairman Mrs. Benjamin Warshowsky led the event with help from Mrs. Ira Abelow Mrs. Milton Gordon and Mrs. Harold Neufeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
National Council of Jewish Women
Benjamin Warshowsky
Ira Abelow
Milton Gordon
Harold Neufeld
Neufeld
December Chanukah Event At Frederick County Meeting
On Friday December 16 1900 residents joined a Chanukah program with lighting and prayers. Montevue invited guests for February plans led by Mrs. Morris Guggenheim and Mrs. Jack Weissman. A card party at Elks club November 15 raised funds for Golden Age seniors. Reports covered a Taney Apartments rummage sale and a kitchen supper plan with a United Nations Institute event at the U N Building in New York December 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montevue
Morris Guggenheim
Jack Weissman
Abraham Solar
The
Elks Club
Maurice Gusscola
Taney Apartments
David Weisburg
Council
United Nations Institute
U.N
New York
Guss
Rose
Mental Health Association
Witia
Frederick County
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Snow Ball
James R. Hahn
Historical Society
East Church Street
Court Street
Clement Gardiner
Hahn Transportation Inc
Dorothea W. Harris
F. J. Heldrick
Amos Hendrickson
Amos A. Holter
Otho J. Keller
Mirs
P.S. Lansdale
Melvin E. Lea
Louis Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
J. Tyson Lee
Edgar H. McBride
James E. McClellan
James McSherry
Edwin F. Nikirk
A. Austin Pearre
Truman Pearre
Robert H. Pilgrim
Ty Frank J. Neeres
Garden Club of
Court Square
Edwin R. Price
Price Electric Co
A. M. Powell
Charles Putnam
Thomas H Quill
Allen G. Quynn
Albert Atlee Radcliffe
Elias B. Ramsburg
J. Richard Ramsburg
Arthur R. Remsberg
Richard C. Reynolds
James L. Rimler
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Samuel H. Rosenstock
James V. Roughan
John Edward Schell
R. Duvall Schell
Eugene Schudkmecht
L" R. 'Schoolman
Harry 0. Schroeder
Arthur A. Sc
J. Frederick Kreissig
West Twelfth Street
Airs. Kreissig
Joseph Ei
Damascus Lectric Company
Damascus, Md
Joseph Styche
Karl Tannenbaum
B. C. Thomas Sr
B. C. Thomas Jr
Dan Weinberg
Irving H. Weil
Philip Wertheimer
Daniel E. Wight
Robert W. Williams
Bradley M. Wood- Gel
Yale
Opti
Dodge Feat
Watkins—Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
Vaade
Colonial Jewelry CO
West Patrick St
Will Hurwitz
Monument
San
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