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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
6
A compact summary of community clubs society and home news from Cheett News Family Section. Read about local gatherings, club activities, and household tips shaping daily life in the community.
A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Glen Dale Simons of Braddock Heights at Knoxville home of Mrs. Forrest G. Moler Jr. Attendees included Mrs. Eve lyn Wise and many others. Gifts were sent for the guest of honor. door prize went to Mrs. Becky Alkine.
Mr and Mrs Harry F Schmidt announce the engagement of Audrey Sue Hahn to Gilmore W House son of Mr and Mrs Gilmore B House of South Market Street The bride to be is daughter of Mrs Schmidt and James R Hahn of Baltimore A 1966 Frederick High School graduate and nursing student at University Hospital Baltimore Her fiancé is a 1960 graduate who served four years in the U S Air Force and now works at Weinshel d Engineering of Gaithersburg A winter wedding is planned.
Calvary Methodist Church hosts an evangelistic rally at 8 p m on February 14 featuring Dr Kermit Long as speaker with six choirs. Area Methodist Churches participate to present the new call to contemporary evangelism and invite attendance. Dr Long is general secretary of the Methodist Church board of evangelism and holds an L H D from Lycoming College having served pastorates in Whitehouse Marseilles Wedron Chicago and Phoenix.
Virginia Mae Offutt and Terry Edward Miller wed at St John’s Catholic Church Frederick at 1 pm on February 4. The bride, daughter of Linwood Offutt and Mrs Offutt of Rocky Springs, wore a peau de soie gown with lace bodice and detachable train. Attendants included Janet Ayton, Janet Bryant, and Beverly Arvin. Best man Millard Mastrino. ushers Charles Deater and Jerry Miller. Reception at United Fire Company hall. The couple will reside in Rocky Springs. she works as a secretary at the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown and he at Potomac Edison in Frederick.
Miss Iris Marie Bowers of Thurmont announces engagement to Set Richy L. Smith of Saginaw Michigan. Iris, a 1966 Thurmont High School graduate, works at Blanche Data Processing in Frederick. Richy attended Arthur Hill High School and serves in the US Army as a communications center supervisor with the East Coast Relay Station. The couple plans marriage in February.
Frederick Duplicate Bridge Club at Fort Detrick Officer's Club hosted 50 players with North-South winners led by Frank Rehmann and Scott Welty and East-West led by Charles Crum and George Hedstrom. Afternoon and Catoctin Duplicate games followed with multiple winning pairs. next week none, and Catoctin plans a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. game at Fitzerald's Restaurant.
New York NEA report quotes swinging teens from New Jersey who favor a Valentine party with bite. They propose games like Broken Hearts to mix couples, ahead of decorating ideas using floor hearts and bold table setups. A Cleveland paper dress design contest is noted with prizes and a Caribbean trip for the winner.
John Howard Griffin, author of Black Like Me, will speak at Hood College in Price Auditorium Totem Arts Center at 8 p.m. on February 24 open to the public. Griffin discusses his travels four Southern states and his method for the book as a scientific data driven journal of his experiences living as a Negro. He gained notoriety after his Southern trip and media appearances while being burned in effigy in Mansfield Texas. Griffin is a renowned novelist reporter and student of primitive cultures with a life spent mostly in Texas and years in France and the Pacific.
The Women in Community Service program hosted by the Council of Jewish Women is rescheduled to February 14 at 8 p.m. at Beth Sholom Synagogue. A WICS Workshop on job opportunities interviews and recruitment will be held February 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the same location.
Sandra Lynn Beall married Leroy Delaughter Masser at Edgewood Church of God in Frederick. The couple, Walkersville High School graduates, reside in Frederick. bride’s parents are Paul Lea Beall and LeRoy Melvin Masser. Attendants wore pink lace. corsages featured pink roses and white gladioli.
The Carrollton Manor Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a monthly meeting at Mrs. John S. Spicer’s home on Rosemont Avenue. DAR Museum chairwoman Mrs. Theodore Reeder spoke on the museum and its articles, some dating to the founding fathers, and distributed folders. New member Mrs. Richard Rudy was welcomed by Regent Miss Jessie Webster. The program included a recorded piece, a good citizen report, and notes on the American Naval Battles essay contest. Delegates were elected for the Maryland State Conference in Baltimore, Feb 8 and Mar 1. Valley Forge Services announced for Feb 1. February meeting to be at Mrs. William H. Zimmerman’s home with state historian Mrs. Howard Jurgens attending.
Wel com Wagon Newcomers Club hosts a meeting at 8 p.m. February 14 at the Holiday Inn with speaker Mrs. Harry Beatty on self improvement. A Frederick made line of perfumes will be unveiled. Reservations are handled by Mrs. Ira Hartman and Mrs. William Longnecker.
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