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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1971
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Clarence Mc Million of Fort Lauderdale Florida formerly of Mt Airy announce the impending marriage of their daughter Connie to Joseph Ciguirre also of Fort Lauderdale The wedding is set for January 15 and the couple will reside in Hollywood Florida.
Mr and Mrs Kessel W Day Jr announce engagement of Gayle Marie Day to Larry Robert Hood son of Mr and Mrs H Donald Hood of Prospect Road Mt Airy. Day a 1971 Linganore High School graduate Hood a 1969 Singanore High School graduate employed by Frederick Motor Company. No wedding date set.
Miss Kay Elizabeth Miller and Steven Perry Haney united in marriage at Grace United Church of Christ Frederick in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph Clem. Bride’s gown white satin and chiffon with Chantilly lace. cascade bouquet and removable corsage. Family details and reception noted. Ali Haney reports to Andrews Air Force Base. Mrs. Haney employed by C P Telephone Co.
In 1970 women made bold moves in politics and social life. Lady Bird Johnson published a White House Diary showing LBJ’s presidency and her stance on his term. Martha Mitchell rose to prominence amid Vietnam Moratorium coverage and White House intrigues. Leonore Romney ran for Senate with a Mormon conservative platform while debating defense and federal power. Internationally Golda Meir led Israel through crisis, Nguyen Thi Binh pressed Paris talks, and Bernadette Devlin pushed civil rights in Northern Ireland.
Mrs Louise Monmirth and G A Anderson married December 15 in Anderson Georgia. The couple resides in Byron Georgia with Mr Anderson serving in the U S Army.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Walters of Old Braddock announce the engagement of their daughter Garnetta Marie Walters to Mark Douglas Webber son of Mr and Mrs James R Webber The couple plan an April 1971 wedding Garnetta is a 1968 graduate of Gov Thomas Johnson High School and works for C P Telephone Co Frederick Mark is a 1969 graduate of Brunswick High School and works for Todd Steel Point of Rocks
In the Frederick Memorial Hospital family notes for December 29 the longevity awards for five years of service omit names from the housekeeping department. Mrs Teresa Hodge Mrs Lilian Shaff and Miss Mary Lee are not listed.
Mr and Mrs Daniel M Wolfe of Myersville announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Mae Wolfe to Richard Martin Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Riggs Sr of Keymar The bride to be is a senior at Middletown High School The groom to be is a 1967 Walkersville High School graduate and a self employed farmer An August 1971 wedding is planned.
Miss Cheri Ann Cregger and Harry Calvin Betson II wed December 3 at St. Timothy's Chapel Frederick in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev L Wade Hampton. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with lace, a bishop sleeve veil, and carried a gardenia topped prayer book. Bridesmaids wore turquoise gowns. reception at Harmon Field House. couple to White Ferry Aqua Club trip, then to Germany for military duty.
Club publicity tips urge reporters to include full names titles and complete details inFamily Section items. Editors request legible submissions typed or neatly handwritten with space and double spacing, sent to The Frederick News or The Frederick Post within two days of meetings.
The Frederick Bridge Club held a regular game last Monday night with North South winners led by Mrs. Robert Poleto and Marlowe Cline. East West winners topped by Mrs. Donald Crawford and Mrs. Manuel Weinberg. A regular game is set for 7 15 tonight at Fort Detrick Officers Club as the club continues meetings through January.
The Catoctin Bridge Club met last Wednesday night at the American Legion in Thurmont for a club tournament. Winners were first Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Weinberg, second Mrs. H L Neff and Mrs. Charles Arotsky, third Mrs. Dorsey Shipley and Mrs. J Weldon Harper, fourth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Yonetz. Additional top pairs were first Scott Welty and Dr. Leonard Spero, second Marshall Fuller and Lewis Shapiro, third Mrs. Walter Feaga and Mrs. Sally Benjamin, fourth Mrs. Richard Bernstein and Marlowe Cline.
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met last week due to a holiday. The club will meet Thursday at 12 30 p m at Erni's Italian Kitchen Rosemont Avenue.
The Women's Democratic League held its December 17 party at Tastee Nook Rosemont Avenue with 55 attending. After cocktails and dinner, members exchanged no gifts but donated articles to Monteque Home. Door prizes went to winners. a poinsettia was sent to Mrs. Charles Heck. The group was entertained by the Catoctones, with committee members named.
Corner trout are plentiful in streams and there are several climatic regions within a hundred miles separated by mountains. Maori influence is shown in carvings on buildings canoes and meeting houses. Gothic architecture dominates local buildings. A choice of school types exists. Christmas vacation plans include skiing or hunting.
Encyclopaedia Britannica estimates about 50 million people play contract bridge globally, with roughly half residing in the United States. The figure underscores bridge's broad appeal among ages and regions, highlighting its enduring popularity and competitive community.
Delta Kappa Gamma, international honor society, held its annual Christmas tea on December 12 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Sta Ley, a past president. Guests arrived between 2 and 4 p.m. Decorations created a festive mood. Social committee chair Margaret Haller led arrangements with members Mary Stultz Grace Englebrecht Nellie Carolin Ruth Hauver Thelma Hinebaugh Mary Hodgson Helen Chandler Jean Oxley Alice Love Eleanor Weagly and assistant Kay Fagan, a recent initiate.
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