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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1965

Page

6

Frederick Countys Fund Drive Nets $3250 For Mentally Retarded

Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children reports a total of 3250 raised for services and research. Campaign chairman Jacob R. Ramsburg cites 2000 from Christmas candle sales, 30 from a teenage hop, and 1200 from other donations. He aims for a 5000 goal and thanks volunteers, businesses, and residents. Contributions still welcome by mail to 0 M. Patrick St.

Frederick County Association For Jacob R. Ramsburg Ramsburg Frederick Frederick County W. Patrick St

Engagement of Gail Stratton and John David McGee Planned for April

Mr and Mrs Leonard M Thompson announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Stratton to John David McGee son of the Rev and Mrs John McGee of North Carolina now residing in Igede Nigeria Miss Stratton will study at Kentucky Southern College Louisville Ky and McGee attends Southern Seminary Louisville Ky An April wedding is planned

Leonard M. Thompson Fairview Avenue Gail Stratton John David McGee McGee John &. McGee North Carolina Igede Nigeria Miss Thompson Kentucky Southern College Louisville Southern Seminary

Sailors Return Feature Bold Spring Millinery

Top spring designs include large-brimmed hats with rounded crowns and a nun inspired silhouette. The new style emphasizes practical elegance for everyday wear and churchgoing occasions.

Spring fashion show highlights at March of Dimes benefit

Habers Inc staged a fashion review at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. as more than 200 guests viewed eleven local women modeling spring and summer outfits by leading couturiers. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis narrated the event while Miss Cathy Hunter and others showcased bold navy checks, orange coats, mohair pieces, and white wool suits with elegant detailing.

Habers Inc Francis Scotter Hotel Dick Harp Flor Elizabeth Davis Cathy Hunter Thurmont High School Robert Hunter Orchard Drive Hunter Davis Robert Swanson JoAnne Younkins Hood College Austin Younkins Frederick Avenue Robert Rothenhoefer Ruth Janssen

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College debutante charms audience in check suit

A Fort Detrick social feature notes Miss Ruwet daughter of Col. and Mrs cent Ruwet. She wore a white and black check suit with a white jacket, double row of buttons and off set collar. A band of checks traced the jacket. Continued on page 7.

Col Miscent Ruwet Fort Detrick Ruwet

Three Kings Chosen For Mardi Gras In Frederick

Edward D. Storm will reign as King Rex at Mardi Gras Feb 27 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Edward D. Storm, attorney and former state senator, joins U S Rep Charles Mathias Jr and Dr William H Thomas Jr as Mardi Gras kings at a Frederick Women’s Civic Club event.

William H. Thomas Jr Deni Storm Frederick Charles McC. Mathias Kings Frederick Woman's Civic Club, Inc Steiner House Civic Club Edward D. Storm Rex U.S Charles Met. Mathies Jr William H Thomas Jr Frederick Woman’s Civic Club, Inc William Hobson Storm Frederick County Maryland Public Service Commission

New Jewelry Breaks Old Fashion Rules in Design

New York designer Sarah Coventry leads a wave of bold jewelry trends that discard traditional color and style taboos. The feature notes that women of all heights and necklines can now experiment without constraint, embracing daring combinations and modern lines.

Helen Hen Enterprise New York Sarah Coventry

Safety tips for painters and decorators from insurance group

A public service column notes safety reminders for painters and decorators. It urges checking ladders for damage, seeking help with heavy lifts, keeping workspace clear, and storing rags properly to prevent fires. The piece references the Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents and the American Insurance Association.

Hawaii talk links Jefferson Homemakers group

Members of the Jefferson Lutheran Church Merryland Tract Homemakers Club heard a Hawaii themed program. Mrs. Richard Remsburg welcomed attendees as J sists of islands and gatherings. A dish group sang and closed with an Hawaiian song. Next meeting is Feb U with guests from Merryland tract club.

Richard Remsburg Jefferson Lutheran Church Merryland Tract

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