Thurmont Bride Weds James R. Sweeney at Trinity Church
Miss Belva J Dinterman became the bride of James R Sweeney in a 2 p m December 17 ceremony at Trinity United Church of Christ Thurmont Rev Richard A Roof officiated The couple will reside in Arlington Virginia The bride is a 1963 Thurmont High School graduate employed by the Food and Drug Administration The groom is a 1964 Frederick Community College graduate stationed with the Army in Washington D C Miss Beverly Dinterman and other relatives attended the wedding followed by a church reception
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Jean Dinterman
James R. Sweeney
Trinity United Church of
Bonnie Dinterman
Thurmont
Brian Keyser
Boonsboro
Linda Rayfield
Washington, D.C
LuAnn
Kathy Miller
East Lansing
Mich
Morris R. Sweeney
Culton
William L. Sweeney
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stanley E. Sweeney
LaVale
Joseph W. Sweeney
Thurtmont
Marty Sweeney
Floyd Blower
Donald Blower
Jackie Davis
LeRoy Dinterman
Fred Grimes
Ausin
Carolyn
Connie Seiss
James Bittner
Richard Kelly
Joan Dinterman
Tate
Thurmont High School
Food and Drug Administration
Arlington
Frederick Community College
Washington
Sweeney
Ralph Dinterman
Winston Ships
Donald Bracken
J. Milton Brunk
James E. Holder
Delaware
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Williamsburg
Ling
Stewart Manor
Frederick High School
Frostburg State College
Seeger & Co
Middletown High School
University of Maryland
Town and Country
Frederick
Books at your Library: Pratt Catalog Volumes Released
Enoch Pratt Free Library has received two volumes of its new books catalog for May 1965 to June 1966 at C Burr Artz Library. The catalog lists added titles by author and subject and will be distributed to Frederick County libraries and on the bookmobile. The project furthers Pratt’s plan to re catalog the entire collection and publish it for state wide use in sharing less used materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Pratt Free Library
C. Burr Artz
Pratt
Frederick County
Selections From The Adult Collection Review
A compact catalog of titles from an adult collection including AMERICAN FURNITURE by Charles F Montgomery and Winston Churchill biographies. Also listed are Megalopolis by Claiborne Pell prose and various novels and studies by Waldman Waldman Nizer Lane Berne Crichton Levenson Malamud Drury O Connor and others with brief descriptions of scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Montgomery
Winterthur
Winston Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Queen Victoria
Winston
Jennie Jerome
Megalopolis
Claiborne Pell
Washington
Boston
Senator Pell
Frank Donovan
Franklin
Jefferson
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Seighel
Morris D. Waldman
Piano Students Perform For Parents And Friends
The piano students of Mrs. Carol R. Freed performed at a Christmas recital at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick. They played light and popular pieces plus originals before parents and friends, with solos, duets, and group pieces by Eckstein, Thomp son, Handel, Sibelius, and Grieg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol R. Freed
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Harold Martz
Robert Freed
Handel
Glenn Warneking
Dawn Warneking
Kathy Manwiller
Jesse
Deborah Warneking
Frost
Kurt Manwiller
Little Johny Jones
Eckstein
Joan Farnsworth
Bagpipe Brigade
The
Watchmaker’s Shop
Sally Whitesell
Thompson
Carol ~Opsey
Big Brown Bear
Raezer
Nanette Phobus
von Weber
Bradley Holley
Thomps
Jan Vas Guilder
Wagon Trail
Mark Phebus
Meacham
Jerry Blank
Keeling
Billy Hailey
Yonder Rock
Auber
Debbie Blank
Jann Strauss
Jean Quinn
Sibelius
Tom Whitesell
Sousa
Susan Nussbaum
Three Trolls
Mort
Denise Farnesworth
Coleman
Davis
Clark Phebus
Brasilia
Wachter
Bobby Holley
Scher
Gregory Masser
Chopin
Christine Bempsey
Ellmenreich
Bentley
List
Mrs. Freed
Tschiakowsky
Mrs Freed
King
Grieg
Emmitsburg Couple Plans Marriage Engagement Announced
Mrs Betty Ridge of Emmitsburg announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ridge, to Joseph C Downin of Routerville Pa. Miss Ridge is the daughter of Wilbur Ridge and employed as secretary at the Frederick County Board of Education. Downin works at T imelys Furniture Factory in Gettysburg. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ridge
Emmitsburg
Joseph C. Downin
Clarence Downin
Routerville
Miss Ridge
Wilbur Ridge
Board of Education
Frederick County
Frederick
Downin
Timely
Gettysburg
Dear Polly and readers on laminated counter stains
Polly offers a milk bleach and water solution to remove stains from laminated plastic countertops with a one minute contact time and rinse with water. The manufacturer cautions against steel wool and suggests a mild cleanser if used. Norman notes a pin prick and weight to flatten a surface bubble but warns through-bubble damage requires replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POLI
Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly
J S
Norman
Hood College Arts Events and Concert Schedule
A compact listing of Hood College events includes Arts Council meetings on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Brodbeck Hall hosts Er nest Farage violin concert on Thursday at 8 p.m. Film series showings such as Smiles of a Summer Night and Rules of the Game run Sunday to Monday at Totem Arts Center and Tem Port, with additional entries for Lford's International Concert Theater and various dates in March. Christ in the Concrete City and La Grande Illusion are noted at Coffman Chapel and Totem Arts Center respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council
Ernest Farage
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Totem Arts Center
Tatem Arts Center
Christ In the
Concrete City
Brown Memorial Players
Coffman Chapel
Frederick Cotillion Club Christmas Dance at Key Hotel
The Frederick Cotillion Club held its annual Christmas Dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday night with 30 members and guests. Richard F. Kline Jr. chaired the event with a decorated ballroom, cocktails in the Wedgwood Room, and a midnight to 2 a.m. breakfast. A long list of out-of-town guests and hosts from Maryland, Virginia, New York, and India attended, including Philip Wagner, Dr. James B. Thomas, and Casper E. Cline III, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wedgwood Room
Richard F. Kline Jr
H. Thomas Summers
Gwynn X. Kinsey
J. Eugene Prevost
J. Thomas Routzahn Jr
James H. Haley III
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Edward S. Andochick
Philip Wagner
Plymouth Meeting
James B. Thomas
W. J. Grove Jr
Douglaston
Long Island
N.Y
W. Jarboe Grove
Stephen Howard
Essex
Joseph W. Urner
Gregg Howard
U.S. Army
Robert Pilgram
Jack Snap
J. Harold Hooper
Robert F. Stauffer
Farmville
G. Harris Stauffer
Arthur Richards
Hagerstown
Alden E Fisher
Wiliam H Plummer Jr
Buckeystown
Claude H Barrick
J. Carlyle Smith Jr
Charlottesville
J Carlyle Smith
Dawson Grove III
Beltsville
Edward D
George I. Smith
Stephen Bourxis
Westminster
Sydney Sappington
Wiliam E Zimmerman Jr
Columbus
William E. Zimmerman
Morris Weaver
Robert Sanner
Frederick
Charles §. V. Sanner
Charles J Smith
Rochester NY
Charles F. Smith Jr
Garden Club Holds Recent Meeting
The Green Walled Garden Club met at Mrs. John Molesworths home where new members Mrs. Theodore Atanasoff Mrs. Donald Crawee and Mrs. Henry J. Hearn Jr were welcomed. The club approved an Accredited Standard Flower Show for May with Mrs. Charles Murray as chair and outlined a joint meeting with the Garden Club of Frederick in January at Hood College Alumni Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Green Walled Garden Club
John Molesworth
Emmett Bowlus
Theodore Atanasoff
Donald Crawee
Henry J. Hearn Jr
Charles Murray
Eugene Kefauver
Garden Club of
Frederick
Hood College
Leeds Riley
Catoctin Club Plans New Year’s Dance at Key Hotel
The Catoctin Club Inc will host its annual New Year’s party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on December 31 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Barry Ebb and his Orchestra provide music. Committee members include Garland P Feaga Claude V Smith Herbert L Rollins Carl L Culler Mehrl A Adams and William N Shirey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Barry Ebb and His
Garland P. Feaga
Claude V. Smith
Herbert L. Rollins
Carl L. Culler
Mehrl A. Adams
William N. Shirey
Young Boys Group Presents Christmas Play For Parents
The Public Housing youth group staged the play A Tree of Remembering on December 15 in the Salvation Army recreation room. The event featured carols, refreshments, a Santa visit, and gifts, with over 50 attendees. Participants included Larry Rollins as Father and Charles Whims as Son, under leaders Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. Jesse Johnson, and Mrs. Charlene Bartsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wayne Smith
Jane Smith
Jefferson
Jesse Johnson
John Hanson
Charlene Bartsch
Larry Rollins
Charles Whims
Forest
William Harris
Zachery Jackson
Shepherd
Tommy Long
Sterling Weedon
Richard Hall
George Foreman
Secon
Donald Smallwood
Ray Whiten
William Brooks
Randy Smallwoond
Barbara Brunk Weds Charles Coblentz in Frederick Church
Miss Barbara Ann Brunk and Charles H. Coblentz united in marriage December 17 at 6 30 p m in the First Baptist Church of Frederick. The ceremony followed by a reception and a rehearsal dinner at Town and Country Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Brunk
Charles H. Coblentz
Charles Henry Coblentz
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Niemann A. Brunk
Oakwood Drive
Henry F. Coblentz
Middletown
Robert F. Woodward
Miss Brunk
Bernard D. Cripe
Arden
N. C
Arden, N.C
John D. Brunk
Brian Zimmerman
Thaddeus Moore
Braddock Heights
Couple Plans January Wedding
Nancy Lee Stoner and Robert J. Dube announce engagement. Miss Stoner, 1959 Frederick High School graduate and AEC administrative assistant in Germantown, and Mr. Dube, Bates College graduate with honors in physics and U Delaware masters, plan a January 28 wedding. After a trip to New Orleans they will reside in Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Stoner
South Market Street
Nancy Lee
Robert J. Dube
Joseph C. Dube
Lewistown
Miss Stoner
Frederick High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Dube
Bates College
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
The
New Orleans
Bethesda
Auxiliary Holds Annual Holiday Party
The Ladies Auxiliary to the New Market Fire Company held their annual Christmas party at Mealey's Hotel with 46 members and four guests. Evan Cline led carols and Catherine Burall gave a reading. A skit "The Unhappy Santa" was performed by Helen Nusbaum, Kate Wachter, and Nina Esworthy. A business meeting led by President Burall approved buying new kitchen equipment and welcomed four new members: Barbara Caslow, Valerie Hartman, Frances Fouche, and Rebecca Fouche. The next meeting plans a banquet and officer installation on January 23 at the fire hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Fire Company
Mealey’s Hotel
Evan Cline
Catherine Burall
Helen Nusbaum
Kate Wachter
Nina Esworthy
Barbara Caslow
Valerie Hartman
Frances
Rebecca Fouche
Makeup tips and salon services advertised locally
An advertising text by Sharon describes makeup application basics to avoid heavy clownlike effects and notes salon services for tinting and permanent waves. It mentions a hair shop at 1 Fast Third Street Predarink with contact details and emphasizes experienced applicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Third Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Belva J. Dinterman
Adolph Hitler
Winston S. Churchill
Randolph
Churchill
Louis Nizer
Boston Strangler
Gerald Frank Rush
Mark Lane
Eric Berne
Amelia Earhard
Fred Goerner
Norman F. Dacey
Santa Vittoria
Robert Crichton
Berryd Malamud
Sam Levenson
Allen Drury
Edwin O’ Connor
Ray
James R, Sweeney
Se Sree
Sonia Mne
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G.W. Tatem Arts Center
Lford’s International Concert Theater
Garden Club
George Hargis
Jeanne Bussard
Young Boys Group
Phot
Davis Studio
Charles Henry Goblentz
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