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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1966

Page

6

Cedarettes Plan Easter Parade at March Meeting

The Frederick Cedarettes held a monthly meeting at the Pythian Castle with President Elizabeth Hooper presiding. Reports on the February dinner dance were given and committees recognized. Virginia Mason announced the club will assist the Tall Cedars in an auction at Frederick Shopping Center on April 30. An Easter Parade is planned for the March 15 meeting with bonnet contests and prizes.

The Frederick Cedarettes Pythian Castle Elizabeth Hooper Ways and Means Committee Virginia Mason Cedarettes Tall Cedars Fred

Wedding of Miss Summers and Gordon Palmer Jr at Harmony Church

Miss Constance June Summers and Gordon Franklin Palmer Jr united in a double ring ceremony at Harmony Church of the Brethren, with over 200 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Summers, wore a lace trim Bible and pear lapel broach, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Palmer Sr, is a local business owner. The reception followed at Hotel Frederick and the couple plan to reside on West Patrick Street after a Williamsburg trip.

Constance June Summers Gordon Franklin Palmer Jr Harmony Church of the Brethren C Basil Grossnickle Lee A. Summers RFD 2 Middletown Gordon F. Palmer Sr Clarke Fiace LeRoy Baker Myersville Frederick Harry Klipp Mountaindale Williamsburg West Patrick Street

Book Review Topic For AAUW Club Meeting

Miss Margaret R Motter gave an informative review at the American Association of University Women meeting at Fox Alumnae Headquarters Hood College The book Gideons Trumpet by Anthony Lewis was tied to The Law and The Citizen Dr Martha Ward presided and welcomed three new members bringing total to 100 Miss Avis Fisher legislative chair reported a Cooper Hughes tax study group met Mrs John Carnachan reported the cultural interest group will discuss modern art Wednesday A Viet Nam war discussion was announced by Mrs James B Ranck The General Assembly education bills were outlined by Mrs Herbert Rollins Miss Betty Benchoff program chair reported AAUW Day in Annapolis Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs Duane Turner Miss Martha Biiney Mrs Eugene Asbury and Mrs Charles Righter

Margaret R. Motter American Association of University Women Fox Alumnae Hood College Gideon’s Anthony Lewis Martha Ward Avis Fisher Robert Vaughn Cooper- Hughes John Carnachan Viet Nam James B. Ranck World Problems Committee General Assembly Herbert Rollins Betty Benchoff AAU Annapolis Duane Turner Martha Biiney Eugene Asbury Charles Righter

Miss Draper Plans June Wedding

Miss Ruth Elizabeth Draper of Gaithersburg announces her engagement to Ronald Lee Miller of Boyds. Both graduates of Gaithersburg High School. A June wedding is planned.

Miss Draper Mr. Miller Gaithersburg High School June Weding Ruth Elizabeth Draper

Jamaica Look fashions spark New York debut and national uptake

Jamaica emerges as a design center for casual resort wear with high fashion designs shown in a New York store. The Jamaica Look features sunlit colors, lightweight fabrics, and bold patterns for swimming, tennis, and terrace lunches.

New York NEA Jamaica

Engagement announced for Sandra Phebus and Robert Smith

Florence residents Mr and Mrs Stanley E Duvall announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee Phebus to Robert Lee Smith son of Mr and Mrs Larston Smith Mt Airy The couple plan a summer wedding Phebus is a 1966 Glenelg High School graduate and Smith is a 1963 Damascus High School graduate employed at Acme Markets

Stanley E. Duvall Florence Duvall Sandra Lee Phebus Robert Lee Smith Larston . Smith Mt Airy Phebus Wiliam Albert Phebus Sr Sykesville Glenelg High School Smith Damascus High School Acme

Miss Six and Don Tyler Wed at Friends Creek Church

Miss Gloria Darlene Six and Don Ray Tyler were married February 18 at Friends Creek Church of God in Friends Creek. The Rev. Harold C. Beck officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple resides in Emmitsburg with the bride employed by Cambridge Rubber Co in Taneytown and the groom by Frick Co in Waynesboro, Pa.

Gloria Darlene Don Ray Tyler Friends Creek Church William Tyler Taneytown Cambridge Rubber Co Frick Co Waynesboro Emmitsburg

Miss Sally Blickenscaff Weds Charles A Pearl in Middletown

Miss Sally Ann Blickenscaff and Charles Alton Pearl married Feb 20 at 3 pm in Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Middletown. Rev J Paul Seltzer officiated. The couple will reside in Myersville with both graduates of 1961 schools and shared family attendees.

Sally Blick Zustarf Charles A. Pearl Middletown Sally Ann Blickenscaff Charles Alton Pearl Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of

Bridge clubs share cards at Fort Detrick and area venues

Frederick Bridge Club met at Fort Detrick Officer's Club for a regular game with North-South winners Manuel Weinberg and wife leading, and East-West winners Nathan Jacobson duo. The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club raised funds for Children's Aid Society at Fitzgerald's near Thurmont with top pairs Crum and Rehmann, then Jacobson and Rees. Afternoon Duplicate at Amvets on West Patrick Street listed Shapiro and Remsburg as top pair, followed by Kime and Swanson and Weinberg with Thomas. Next sessions set at Officer's Club and Amvets respectively.

Frederick Fort Det-rick Catoctin Children’s Aid Society Fitzgerald's Thurmont Duplicate Bridge Club Amvets West Patrick Street Jules Shapiro Robert Remsburg James A. Kime Robert Swanson Manuel Weinberg Edward Thomas

Polly's Pointers Dear Polly Snowy church drive headlights dome light

A reader notes using car dome light as a reminder when headlights are on during a heavy snow morning. Other letters discuss gift stamp books for newlyweds and stamp book showers as a personal gift option. A dieter prefers smaller plates to curb portions and another reader jokes about back strain from bending.

Polly Frances

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Constance Summers Gordon F. Palmer Jr Delains Hobbs Mrs Gordon Palmer Jr Erick Shopping Center Earnest Mort Yellow Springs James Grimes Lewistown George Fisher Chester Long Clifton Burns Roger Myers Freerick High School United Insurance Company of America Court Street Bridge Room Frederick High School Yale Technical Institute Blaisville Palmer Automotive Abrecht Place Aauw Club Gaither L. Draper Gaithersburg Ruth Elizabeth Ronald Lee Miller Margaret E. Miller Boyds United States Couturiers Capri Rome Palazzo Roma Switzerland States Siewwara Sandra Phebus Miss Six Don Tyler J. Paul Seltzer Leigston C. Blickenstaff Charles C. Pearl Leroy H. Clopper Glenn Dale Simons William H. Alkire Vienna Robert H. Hartman Jr Bryn Mawr, Pa Paulela Lutz Donald C Pearl Arthur K. Bidle Robert L Pearl Philip W Pearl Donald L. Blickenstaff Hagerstown Middletown High School US Atomic Energy Commission Germantown Pearl University of Maryland Ethel Whitehill F. J. Cook William MceManeman Robert Poleto Charles Arotsky Walter Snow Nathan Jacobson Walter Feaga J. W. Harper Charles Price Gerald Yonetz Rosie Dodd Helen Kelly Officer’s Club Charles Crum Frank Rehmann Nathan Ja Cobson Horace Rees James Stoner John Buffington Frank Libman Weldon Harper Phillips Pearson Harold Keller J. Weldon Harper W. H. Longenecker Wallace East Patrick St VOGUE McCall and Simplicity Patterns South Court St. Frederick, Md Coker’s Holiday Inn N. Court St Coblentz & Main Wii
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