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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1964

Page

3

Waverley Farm through Civil War to modern rebuilds

Sidelights recount the Waverley estate once known as Po ne sang during the Civil War era. The Gouverneurs bought from John Thomas, with Beatty and Neill ties, and the Bakers later restored the mansion and revived the Waverley name. The 51 acres include six houses, a King Cottage, a playhouse, a two story Main bungalow, and a 200 year old stone barn, all set among fields and a valley view toward the Catoctin mountains.

Waverley Waverley Farm Baker Place Little Hill Marian Gouverneur Samuel L. Gouverneur Jr Philip F. Thomas Maryland Helen Urner Price Frederick John Thomas Francis Thomas Ivor Noel Hume Jamestown Thomases James Thomas Francis Philip Gouverneurs Court House Eugene Renn Ethel Col Charles Beatty Beatty Thomas Neill Neill Philip Thomas Col. Beatty Ponesang Joseph D. Baker Baker Robert W. Williams Baltimore King Mines John T. King Charlotte Baker Holmes Baker Main Charles T. Main Mary Ellen Knill Cap'n Mines Ira Cline Dewey Harmon King Home U. S. 40 Catoctin Mountains

Bible Camp Contest Launched By Maryland CEF

The Good News Clubs within Maryland's CEF begin a July week long Bible camp contest at Mountain View Camp in Manchester for ages seven to thirteen. Winners receive help funding the outing as boys and girls from across the state attend alternating weeks. Camp activities include cabins with counselors, Bible and missionary hours, recreation, crafts, and swimming under supervision. Participants must attend club and Sunday School regularly, be punctual and well behaved, read the Bible, memorize verses daily, and invite a visitor to monthly meetings February through April. A weekly lesson quiz is returned at the next meeting. The local CEF recently held its monthly teachers training at Mrs. Glenn Main Jr.'s home. Miss May Hoover oversees CEF as state director. The next training is March 3 with Frederick County CEF meeting March 24 at the Mains’ home.

Child Evangelism Fellowship Good News Clubs CEF Mountain View Camp Manchester CEF of Maryland Good News Club Glenn Main Jr Fairview Avenue May Hoover Baltimore Frederick County

Westminster Arts Festival frames February events

The Westminster Maryland College festival opens February 16 with a contemporary painting lecture. Stephen Spender speaks February 17 followed by a Maryland artists show February 18 in Gallery One. Avant-garde plays February 24 and a Baltimore Woodwind Quintet concert February 26 cap the program sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa. Bernard B. Perlman, Baltimore artist and educator, discusses his Ashcan School book The Immortal Eight during a 3 p.m. lecture, while his works reside in major collections including the Library of Congress. The text notes a separate forest fact: it takes an acre of healthy forest 20 years to grow lumber for a five-room frame house.

Western Maryland College Westminster Stephen Spender Maryland Fine Arts Baltimore Woodwind Omicron Delta Kappa Men’s Honorary Leadership Society Bennard B. Perlman Baltimore McDaniel Library of Congress University of Arizona Peale Museum Baltimore Junior College

Newly Appointed Counselor Starts With Local Services

Roy W. Harnish is named counselor at Counseling Services Inc. in the Y M C A office, replacing Mrs Louise H Clarke on indefinite leave. He comes from Brook Lane Farm Hospital, will advise on marital problems parent child relations and premarital matters, and holds a Master of Social Work from Penn 1956 with advanced study 1963. He directed Brook Lane social work and built in service training and private practice, living with his wife in Orchard Hills near Hagerstown with three sons and a new pilot license.

Roy W. Harnish Counseling Services, Inc Harnish Louise H. Clarke Brook Lane Farm Hospital Hagerstown University of Pennsylvania Embreeville State Hospital Pennsylvania Lancaster Brook Lane Department of Social Work University of Pennsylvania School of Social Work Orchard Hills Federal Aviation Agency Frederick Airport

Zonta hears school librarian and engagement news

Zonta Club met in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel where Mrs. Robert H. Ferguson discussed Fredericks County library progress and school integration of library resources. Engagement announced for Phyllis Louise Berger and Stephen Michael Serepca with both families noted.

Shirley Berger Bangor Maine Phyllis Louise Berger Stephen Michael Serepca Henry Serepca Miss Berger Bangor High School American University Washington Serepca Frederick High School Phi Sigma Kappa Air National Guard Francis Scott Key Hotel B. C. Thomas Sr

Selections From The Adult Collection Explore Spring Reads

A February list highlights gardening, travel, and history titles from the Artz Library. Notable books include The Wonderful World of Bulbs by Bebe Miles, Taylor's Encyclopedia of Gardening, and Sunset Garden and Patio Building Book. Also featured are travel guides by Fodor, a Europe guide by Temple Fielding, Hong Kong by Martin Harlemann, and Asia's Lands and Peoples by George B. Cressey. The White House guide by Perry Wolff, cruising Maryland Waters, and America’s Historylands offer regional and national travel context. The compilation notes the 40,000 sea otter population estimates and historic declines.

Bebe Miles Taylor Norman Taylor Eugene Fodor Fodor France Yugoslavia Temple Fielding Europe Hong Kong Martin Harlemann Asia George B. Cressey White House John F. Kennedy Perry Wolff America National Geographic Society Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania United States Hawaii Alaska C. Burr Artz Jane Lee B. Goshorn

Shepherd College enrollment rises by 16 full-time students

Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia reports spring semester enrollment at 911, up from last year’s 895. Of the total, 762 are full time, compared with 746 last year. Part time 46, evening class 73, nurses 14, extension 16. Registrar A P Rider released the figures.

Shepherdstown W. Va Shepherd College A. P. Rider Rider

Frederick News Item February 1964 Brief

A fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday February M 1964. Details are unreadable but indicate a newspaper brief with local event or notice. No clear people organizations or places other than Frederick identified.

the News Frederick Maryland

Books at your Library A Barbara Fritchie Inquiry

A shipboard inquiry from Australia about the Barbara Fritchie story prompts the library to share historical background. A crew member of the SS Coriana on Pacific waters forwarded a request to Naples, England sending thanks after learning of Whittier's poem decades ago.

Barbara Fritchie Artz Pacific Australia Italy England Naples Winston Churchill Tunbridge Wells Kent Frederick

Freshly tinted hair care tips from Sheroken House of Hair Fashions

Freshly tinted hair needs gentle care as dye makes hair more porous. Massage and brushing stimulate oil glands and scalp blood vessels, while using tinted hair shampoos and a warm rinse helps. Visit Sheroken House of Hair Fashions at 10 East Church St for tint, bleach, and styling services. Never cover one tint with another without reconditioning first.

Sharon Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions East Church St

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