Miss Weedon Crowned Queen At First Sweetheart Ball
Miss Juanita Weedon was crowned queen at the first annual Sweetheart Ball held February 12 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Charles DeLauter, president of the local Frontiers International club, crowned her as fourteen teens competed. First runner up Valerie Allen and other contestants received corsages and gifts as the event aimed to fund charitable, educational and cultural activities of the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Weedon
Negro Business and Professional Women's Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miss Weedon
Charles DeLauter
Frontiers International
Margaret Lee
Valerie Allen
Karena Hall
Marlene Snowden
Carol Ann Saunders
Gloria Thompson
Viola Clark
Sarah Clark
Lelia Thomas
Tamara Davis
Rose Fredericks
Carol Lee
Janice Ambush
Ellen Scott
Weedon
Modern ranges show new tri level design and high tech features
Home Economics Agent Mrs Adele F Miller highlights range sizes from compact 11 inch models to 40 inch plus units. Tri level design combines lower oven top and eye level oven for built in look, while advancements include timed surface burners self cleaning ovens and precise controls for low temperatures. A locking self cleaning oven and long slow roasting offer juicier meat, with read the manual advice to maximize service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele F. Miller
Home Economics
Winchester Hall
Paris Fashion Shifts From Boyish To Girlish Spring Look
Paris couturiers end the season long battle with nature and embrace a girlish spring. Bodices vanish as waists rise to natural placements and loose dresses give way to mobile, flirty skirts. Shoes turn airy with low heels, sandals return, pastels dominate, and accessories shrink to match the new feminine silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomey
Paris
Couturiers
Nature
Haute Couture
Frederick Orchestra Plans Benefit Concert For Scouts
The Frederick Orchestra presents its first 1965 concert on February 28 at Hood College Brodbeck Hall to benefit Francis Scott Key District Boy Scout troops. Soloists include Silliman, Kester, Hull, and Hueting for Mozart Concertante in E flat. the Impresario features Washington vocalists led by June Paul. The Francis Scott Key District Boy Scout Band, directed by Gary Frank Smith, performs Sousa marches The Thunderer and The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Mozart
Thomas E. Silliman
H. Burton Kester
John Hull
Darwin A. Hueting
Washington
Miss June Paul
Hood College
Benjamin E. Carroll
Hope Huska
Richard Barager
Harlan C. Snow
Carroll Mattoon
Miss Paul
Jerry Holloway
Francis Scott Key District
Maryland
Gary Frank Smith
Elm Street Junior High School
John Philip Sousa
Washington, Post
Frederick Orchestra
Brodbeck Hall
Pands To Play For Mardi Gras
The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts Mardi Gras night February 27 with multiple live bands. Bill Krantz's five piece orchestra headlines the ballroom, The Jokers Wild perform for younger crowds in the Governor Johnson Room, and Twilight Three plays Latin rhythms in Westminster style. A discotheque features in the Blue and Gray Room with a teenage platter spinner to switch records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hoff
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
C. Merritt Trott
Joseph Vona
Bill Krantz
Hagerstown
Winchester
Leesburg
Carolyn Eyler
Emmitsburg
Frederick High School
Eyler
C. William Krantz
East Second Street
Krantz
Kirk Cramer Jr
Thomas Shafer
Silver Spring
Charles Rice
Jokers Wild
Governor Johnson
Paul Wilson
Alan Remsburg
Jimmy Dotson
Ex Harvey
Wilson
Remsburg
Bill Devilbiss
Dotson
The
Cardells
Steve Harp
Wayne Putman
Harp
Bill Black
Putman
Latin America
Wedgwood
Twilight Three
Westminster
Walter Bell
Ken Seitz
Tony Geiman
New Baptist College Planned Near Walkersville
Members of the Welcome Wagon Club learned of a new Baptist College to be built on 140 acre Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville. Rev Robert Woodward outlined plans for a junior college opening in 1967 with 600 students, expecting eventual accreditation and a four year liberal arts program. The site will use farm buildings as facilities. Mrs Ralph Ward resigned as first vice president. Mrs Bjarne Pearson elected. New members Elizabeth Mac Masters and Lauretta Griffeth welcomed. March luncheon will feature hat fashions and a white elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
New Baptist College
Walkersville
Robert §. Woodward
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
Woodward
Glade Valley
Maryland Baptist College
Baptist Church
Ralph Ward
Bjarne Pearson
Walkersville group studies Spanish neighbors
Walkersville Lutheran Church women of St. Pauls hosted two mission study sessions titled What is Happening to Spanish Americans. Led by Mrs. Grayson B. Haller Jr with Mrs. Monroe Stup and Mrs. Cedric Smith, representatives from local churches joined. Guests from Hood College read in Spanish and shared South American insights.
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Lutheran Church Women of
St. Paul’s
Cuba
Jean Robie
Hood College
Gra Iciela C. Gerlach
Hood
Argentina
Robie
Gerlach
South America
Haller
Stup
J. Harold Hooper
Ralph Flanagan
Margaret Sayler
Luther Horine
LaVerne Fogle
Oren Strine
Smith
Linganore High to Host Talent Show and Ugly Contest
Linganore High School will sponsor a talent show Friday from 7 to 9 p m in the school auditorium. Any junior high student may join. An ugly man contest during the school day will award a trophy that night. Miss Anne Lovell is advisor. Talent show chair is Lucia Grabenstein with committee members Nancy Duval Jamie Barnes Norma Brinkley Helene Kyle and Dennis Trout.
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Linganore High School
Anne Lovell
Lucia Grabenstein
Nancy Duval
Jamie Barnes
Norma Brinkley
Helene Kyle
Dennis Trout
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