Mardi Gras patrons honor Tawes at civic club event
Governor and Mrs J Millard Tawes join as honorary patrons of the Mardi Gras along with Mayor and Mrs Jacob Ramsburg for a March 3 celebration at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event, a pre lented benefit by the Civic Club, funds three projects including an international scholarship fund and a community college loan fund.
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Women’s Club
Civic Club
C. W. Gregory
Calvin E. Schildknecht
C. Cyril Klein
George P. von Eiff
Melvin Partridge
Emory B. Shipley
Jennings Bailey
Edward D. Storm
Ormond Galvin
Urbana
Glenn A. Main Jr
Harry D. Radcliff
J. Frederick Kreissig
Russell McCain
Irving Weir
Elmer I. Eshleman
East Church Street
R. J. Furie
This City
RFD
Frederick
William C. Hobson
Alice Kolb
East Third Street
Nelson FE. Langan
Rockwell Terrace
J. Tyson Lee
West Third Street
Ned G. Levien
Lindbergh Avenue
Gilbert Lowenthal
Braddock Heights
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
W. S. Martin
North College Parkway
Paul Morganthall
Shawnee Drive
Elmer Munshower
West
Arthur R. Remsberg
Carrall Parkway
A. Irvin Renn
Magnolia Avenue
Richard Reynolds
Culler Avenue
Donald Rice
Kline Boulevard
James Rimler
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Hamsville
Frederick Singers Highlight Local Choral History and Concerts
The Frederick Singers, formed just over a year ago, have already staged multiple concerts with Hood College ties and the Frederick Orchestra. They plan two spring performances, including Haydn’s Creation on May 20 at Fort Detrick, and have funded two Hood College music scholarships.
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Frederick
Frederick Singers
Charles Warner
Hood College
Rotary Club
Frederick Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Gilbert and Sullivan
Patience
Fort Detrick
Patricia Prime
Katherine Schantz
Phebe Summers
Sp. Clifford Eckenboy
John Morrison
Harlan Wolfe
J. Walker Carty
Donald Leathermay
Nobel Shaw
Jerry Te- Paske
Veterinary Corps
Duane Younglove
Alan Long
Frederick Singlers
Women's Club
Haydn
White House Receives Early American Furniture Pieces
The American Foundation presented a Sheraton mahogany arm chair and a five piece set from Philadelphia circa 1800 to the White House Fine Arts Committee. Mrs. Lorraine Pearce confirmed acceptance and Mrs. Kennedy reacted with delight. A lighthouse clock by Simon Willard, circa 1820, with an Lafay ette bust, was also donated for possible use in the Red or Green Room.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
AP News
Boston
White House
American Foundation
Detroit
Adolph H. Meyer
Lorraine Pearce
Fine Arts Committee
Kennedy
Washington
Philadelphia
Israel Sack, Inc
New York
James
Elizabeth Sloan
Mary Sloan
William Frick
Germantown
Pearce
Simon Willard
Roxbury
Mass
Eddystone
Boston Harbor
Lafay‘ette
Public critique urges JFK to show more husbandly courtesy
The columnist chides President Kennedy for neglecting his wife in public appearances and urges him to emulate Ike's warmth. It argues that showing care would boost his image with women, noting Mamie Kennedy’s steadiness and contrast to the First Lady. The piece closes with unrelated notes on glass quality.
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Eisenhower
Mamie
Addi
Tke
Kennedy
Fashions Major Coat Silhouette of This Spring
New York fashion writer Gaile Bugas describes spring coat silhouettes in three main themes princess redingote loose coat and front fitted back loose styles. set in sleeves collarless necklines and precise collars define the season with white black navy gray beige and bold blues greens browns and apricot replacing pink. fabrics mix texture with silk and worsted blends for dressy coats.
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Gaile Bugas
Engagement of June Lininger to John Hartman announced
Mr and Mrs Frank M Lininger of RFD 6 announce the engagement of their daughter June to John M Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Hartman of this city Miss Lininger is a 1960 Frederick High School graduate and works at Price Electric Co Hartman is a St Johns High School 1957 graduate and former Navy four years active duty now employed by Price Electric Co A summer wedding is planned.
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North College Parkway
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
W. Atlee Shry
Benjamin Shuff
East 2Nd St
Robert L. Smith
West Second Street
George Speer
RFD 2
Sperry Storm
Clarke Place
G. William Stultz
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alfred G. Zimmerman
College Avenue
Parsons Newman
Upper College Terrace
Robert W. Russell
West Seventh Street
E. Hart Etchison
Pinewood Drive
O'Neill
Patricia O'Neill
Frederick High School
Patrick J. O'Neill
Park Avenue
George Ayersman
Kline Boulevard
Karen
Marlowe Cline
Beechwood Drive
Patti Lou
Stephen Daduk
Strawsleigh
Braddock
Betsy Warfield
Albert J. Fisher
Harriet Ann
Gilmore R. Flautt
Rockwell Terrace
Sarah
J. Lawrence Luckadoo
Buckeystown
Mary Lew Penn
Hood College
J. William Null Jr
Biggs Avenue
Carol Ann
W. Jerome Offutt
Fleming Avenue
Grace Marie
P. J. O'Neill
Patricia
Grant A. Salisbury
Myersville
Wendy
Suzanne
William R. Schildknecht
Magnolia Avenue
Susan
Herbert R. Staley
Wilson Place
Connie
Lester Smith
Rosemont Avenue
Patti Vaughn
Edward D. Storm
Record Street
Penny
Joseph Vona
Helene
Arnold G. Wedum
West College Terrace
Joyce Scott
Narvell Belt
Dickerson
Suzanna
Frank M. Lininger
RFD
June
John M. Hartman
Louis A. Hartman
Miss Lininger
Price Electric Co
Hartman
St. John’s High School
Navy
Hospital to offer television for all patients at Frederick Memorial
The Women's Auxiliary and hospital officials announced TV service will extend from special rooms to all wards with doctor approval. A lead-in wire will be installed where possible though the hospital is not fully wired. A daily charge will be made, added to the patient bill or offered as a gift. The auxiliary initiates the program.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
All Glassware Not Good Quality
Miss Elizabeth Langsdale of the University of Maryland Extension Service previews a new publication on choosing glassware. She outlines six quality tests including edge smoothness, clarity and luster, and a ringing sound when tapped.
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Elizabeth Langsdale
University of Maryland
Extension Service
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