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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1998

Page

11

Way Station Thrift Shop Offers Bargains in Frederick

Frederick's Way Station Thrift Shop at 217 W Patrick Street sells low cost second hand clothing and small housewares. It collaborates with St James Church Union Rescue Mission Heartly House and Job Training Agency to aid homeless, domestic violence victims and job seekers. Volunteers gain skills and confidence while assisting community programs and holiday drives. Hours are Saturday 10 30 am to 4 pm. Donations welcome and tax deductible. Call Suzie Kert at 301 669 1583.

Frederick's Way Station W. Patrick Street St. James Church Union Rescue Mission Heartly House Thrift Shop Way Station Way Staiion Suzie Kert

Historical Society hosts holiday memories program in Frederick County

The Historical Society of Frederick County presents a holiday memories exhibition and program based on interviews with resident Mrs. Howard Kelly. The display includes photos of early 20th century Christmas trees dated to 1912, antique cornucopias, a childhood book Outdoor Life and Indian Stories, a Mrs. Kelly doll, totegraphs of childhood trees, and other Society items.

The Historical Society of Frederick County Howard Kelly Byerly Markell Chapline Kelly Historical Society

Turkey donation run aids Brunswick House seniors

Lisa Poole, Nona Anderson, Lester Reynolds and Betty Reynolds joined CSX MARC and Brunswick Eagles Auxiliary volunteers to distribute turkeys and fixings to 51 Brunswick House residents. The drive benefited from Santa Claus Train rides between Point of Rocks and Brunswick station. Jesus Open Door Congregation members sang carols as volunteers delivered goods through the hallways.

Lisa Poole Nona Anderson Lester Reynolds Betty Reynolds CSX MARC Brunswick Eagles Brunswick House Point of Rocks Brunswick Station

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