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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1971

Page

7

Homemakers Clubs Report Busy January Meetings

Pleasant Grove, Lewistown, and Sleepy Hollow Homemakers clubs held January events at local homes and venues. Attendees included Mrs. Runkles, Miss Burgee, Mrs. Windsor, and many others. plans included a Micro-Wave Ovens demonstration February 7 advised by Miss Caton and a Community Hymn Sing at the Little Chapel On the Hill on April 25.

Pleasant Grove Club Margaret’ Burges Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Red Horse George: Runkles Merkle Wachter Robert Windsor Raymor Montgomery Charles’ Wilcom Charles Adkins Thomas McDonough Norman Nusbaum Marguerite Burgee Melvin O’bryan Marion Lawson Creagerstown Burgee Ann Selby Ray Zimmerman Hilda Baker 0. B. Baker Vincent Sbiser Preston -Kolb Robert’ Kolb Usters H. ‘Levi Lenhart Evalene Lenhart Thelma Rhoderick Edna Buhrman Levi Lenhart Kenneth‘. Hubbard Randolph Stull Robert Hutton Silas Kline Marion Stup Mehrl Ramsburg Jacob Ramsburg Albert Powell James Stup Edward Wachter Esther Grinder Lewistown Utica

25th Anniversary Couple Honored

A surprise party was held at Ballenger Creek Pike to honor the silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tucker. Attendees included multiple Tuckers and Hartmans, Smiths, Putmans, and other relatives. several guests sent gifts but could not attend.

Nelson Tucker Austin Putman Ballenger Creek Pike Carl ‘Tucker Ray Hartman Marlene Susan Hartman Donald Smith Sharon Robert Ellis Austin Tucker Ruth Staley Chester Sualer Daniel Tucker Brian Mike Tucker Stanley Linton Lawrence Raymond DeBerry Nancy Lee Candy Sue DeBerry Evan ,Johnson Charles’‘Wiles Alban Smith Nicholas Smith

Susanne Nee and Rodney C. Allder II Engaged

Mr and Mrs Daniel T Nee Frederick announce the engagement of their daughter Susanne Marie Nee to Rodney C Allder II son of Mrs Rodney C Allder Round Hill Va and the late Mr Allder Read more Susanne is a 1968 St Johns Literary Institute graduate and 1969 graduate of Hagerstown Business College She works for the National Bureau of Standards Gaithersburg He is a 1967 Loudoun Valley High School graduate and employed by C P Telephone Co Arlington No date has been set for the wedding.

Daniel T. Nee Frederick Susanne Marie Rodney C. Allder II Rodney C. Allder Round Hill Mr. Allder Miss Nee St. John’s Literary Institute Hagerstown Business College National Bureau of Standards Gaithersburg Mr. Alider Loudoun Valley High School C&p Telephone Co Arlington, Va

Mrs Shank Named Volunteer Of Year At Offutt AFB

Mrs. Robert Shank a longtime Family Services coordinator at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska has been named Volunteer Of The Year. The citation was presented by base commander Col Earl G Peck at a January awards coffee. Shank who began volunteer work in 1958 at Walker AFB and has served as editor of The Mirror plans to move with Col Shank to Clark AFB Philippines in June following five children Shari Sally Susan Tim and Stacy.

Robert Shank Joyce Remsberg J. Homer Remsberg Middletown Remsberg Family Services Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Neb

Women's Democratic League Installs Its New Officers

At the January meeting the Women s Democratic League installed 1971 72 officers with Mrs. Rob ert Staley named president and Mrs. Frank White as first vice president Mrs Franklin Gladhill second vice president Mrs Austin Powell recording secretary Mrs George Grove corresponding secretary and Mrs Matthew R Kerrigan treasurer State President Mrs Helen Stottlemeyer of Hancock served as installing officer assisted by Western Maryland District Chairman Mrs Mary Baker of Boonsboro Mrs Hahn presided and presented the slate

Women’s Democratic League Ruby Hahn Helen Stottlemeyer Hancock Western Maryland Mary Baker Boonsboro Stottlemeyer Robert Staley Frank White Franklin Gladhill Austin Powell George Grove Matthew R. Kerrigan Hahn Staley League Democratic Party Caroline McGill Alverta Falconer Portia Hutton Doris Carter Laura Strube Elizabeth Knill Matthew Kerrigan Martha Ann Brittain Mildred Fisher Mary Hodgson Carol Clagett Charles Cline Jesse I. Burall Paul Magaha Dottie Jacobs Fannie King Laura Offutt Chris Matthews Montevue Louise Fraley James

Mrs Ball Celebrates 90th Birthday With Delegation

Mrs Genevieve Ball, honored on her 90th birthday February 16, received congratulations from President and Mrs Nixon. A birthday supper at Dan Dee Restaurant in Jefferson included relatives Mr Maurice Lee Dade and Mrs Ruth Dade and guests Mr Larry Pefferly Mr Stanley Dadé Mr John Krantz Jr. A birthday cake was presented, and Ball now lives with her sister in Jefferson after years in Buckeystown. The piece also details Democratic party committee appointments for 1971 72 and upcoming meetings and travel plans for a United Democrat Women event in Annapolis and a spring luncheon at Martin's West Baltimore.

Genevieve Ball Nixon Maurice Lee Dade Jefferson Ball Larry Pefferly Stanley Dadé John Krantz Jr

Welcome Wagon Benefit To Aid Therapeutic Work

The Welcome Wagon Club of Frederick held a February meeting featuring Dr. Albert M. Powell discussing Frederick social agencies aiding exceptional children and how video tape equipment can support therapy. Proceeds from a March 16 benefit card party and fashion show at Hood College Brodbeck Hall will fund equipment. Connie's will present the fashion show to support the goal. Tickets available from members or by calling two listed numbers.

Brodbeck Hall Hood College Linda Rauch Sara Jane Hymes Welcome Wagon Club of Frederick Doris Remsberg Harmony Grove School Albert M. Powell Powell Connie’s Totem Arts Center William Fuhrman Gilbert Bohn Tida Neubern Brazil Governor Thomas Johnson High School Miss Neubern Fern Kenney Lillian Rippeon Dwight Ferrell Henry Hearn Alan Long

Designer Hartnell Promotes Hot Pants For Queen

London AP Norman Hartnell, last British couturier to unveil a spring 1971 collection, featured numerous hot pants in his elegant salon line. He noted royal wearers are unlikely to embrace them, despite showing several provocative shorts within the collection including suede outfits and bold, coordinated coats and accessories. The designer defended modest hem lengths at two inches below the knee as becoming and appropriate.

London Norman Hartnell Hartnell

Styles in separates with denims and knit tops described

Casual separates include denims with ruffled skirts short pants and ruffled petticoat pants and jumpers and knickers paired with body shirts or ribbed sweaters as detailed in the fashion notes.

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