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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1967

Page

7

Alison Stup Chosen Queen of Mardi Gras

Miss Alison Stup, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stup, was chosen Mardi Gras queen at a December 28 tea at the Steiner House. The crown charm tradition failed to produce a winner, so the queen was selected by drawing from a box. The Mardi Gras court to be presented February 4 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel includes Elizabeth Shaffer Candis Shoemaker Linda Culler Patricia Moore and many others.

Alison Stup Mardi Gras Steiner House George Stup Robert Klein Robert Emge F. J. Weirether Richard L. Hargett Dudley Glick Warren P.E. Smith David Weinberg Francis Scott Key Hotel Elizabeth Shaffer Candis Shoemaker Linda Culler Patricia Moore Myralee Garst Jerry Johnson Katherine Corley Carole Whichard Lynn Yeager Cheryl Emge Mary Gilbert Rebecca Hahn Lynne Woolridge Ann Shipley Gail McClellan Susan Shisler Barbara Windsor Candace Cramer Linda Thrasher Pat Grove Tena Alison Marjorie Hollingsworth Nancy Oberhaus

Catoctin Club Hosts Gala New Year's Party

The Catoctin Club held its annual New Year's Party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel last Saturday night. Barry Eby and his orchestra provided music, cocktails ran 9 to 10 pm on the mezzanine, dancing followed 10 pm to 2 am, and breakfast began at 1 am. Garland P. Feaga chaired the party committee with Claude Smith, Herbert Rollins, Carl Culler, Mehrl Adams, and William Shirey on the group. Out of town guests included Ed gar F. Nicodemus of Silver Spring and guests of Feaga, William M Corum of Towson, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull of New Orleans and Baltimore, and Jack Snapp of Hedgesville. Associate and honorary members also attended.

Catoctin Francis Scott Key Hotel Barry Eby Garland P. Feaga Claude Smith Herbert Rollins Carl Culler Mehrl Adams William Shirey Spring William M Corum Towson Lee Kupferberg Edgar Hull New Orleans Edgar W Hull Baltimore C. Edward Smith Jack Snapp Hedgesville Wva Hesbia Foster C David Garber Cleveland Ohio Robert W. Gardner Washington, D.C C. Cyril Klein William D. Powell

For The Women Revive The New Year Resolution

A columnist urges women to reclaim New Year resolutions focusing on self development and better relationships. Suggested goals include dedicating one day weekly to personal interests or courses and aiming to improve at least one strained family relationship by personal change rather than changing others.

Auxiliary Holds Recent Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Company held their monthly meeting with Mrs. Pauline Hahn presiding. Officers for the coming year were nominated: Genevieve Smith president Mildred Crum senior vice president Garnetta Lease junior vice president Gloria Gladhill secretary Virginia Hammond assistant secretary Cora Catshall treasurer Kitty Drenn assistant treasurer Hilda Mensell chaplain Edith Rippeon assistant chaplain Mary Louise Filler guard Vickie Dr Rubenburg colorbearer Jeanette Bussard historian. A covered dish supper is set for Jan 11 at 6:30 pm followed by installation of officers.

Pauline Hahn Genevieve Smith Mildred Crum Garnetta Lease Gloria Gladhill Virginia Hammond Cora Catshall Kitty Drenn Hilda Mensell Edith Rippeon Mary Louise Filler Vickie Droneburg Jeanette Bussard

Kline Ecker Engagement Announced in Maryland

Mr and Mrs Martin C Kline of Smithsburg announce their daughter Carolyn's engagement to Ralph G Ecker son of Mr and Mrs Owen E Ecker of Braddock Heights The couple's backgrounds include Middletown High School National Legal Secretarial School in Hagerstown and Bowman Technical School with current positions in Washington DC and Alexandra Virginia.

Martin C. Kline Smithsburg Carolyn Ralph G. Ecker Owen E. Ecker Braddock Heights Miss Kline Middletown High School National Legal Secretarial School Hagerstown Karlin, Campbell and Keating Washington, D.C Ecker Frederick High School Bowman Technical School Alexandra

Santa Visits Hospital Early Christmas Morning

Santa Claus visits Frederick Memorial Hospital on Christmas morning. The goodwill committee led by Mrs. J. Frederick Kreissig organized festivities, with decorations by Mrs. Nicholas Halton and gifts wrapped by her family. Gifts, tray favors, stockings, and tiny Santa caps were distributed to patients, staff, and newborns accompanied by mothers.

Santa Claus Frederick Memorial Hospital J. Frederick Kreissig Nicholas Halton Santa Women’s Auxiliary Woman’s Barnesville Byron White

Goedwill Hosts Christmas Party For City Children

Goedwill and Monocacy Valley Goods Industries sponsored a holiday party for 50 city adults and children before Christmas. Santa, treats, and gifts delighted attendees from Harmony Grove, Lincoln Apartments, Carver Apartments, and the 11 Saints Street area, with donations collected by Meredith Kinna. Velvet robe fashion notes conclude a separate lifestyle item.

Monocacy Valley Goods Industries Santa Claus Goodies G Fis Goodwill Meredith Kinna Monocacy Valley Goodwill Harmony Gove Scars Lincoin Carver Apartments Saints Street

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