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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1964

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2

Well-Dressed Tables Stir Elegance in Home Dinners

A 4-H Extension note from Ninchester Hall urges turning out attractive meals with colorful food and coordinated textiles. It covers long table skirts, plain vs patterned covers, vinyl fabrics, coordinating china, and care of table mats. A second item from Adrian Michigan reports a family noting Dennis William Krutz, child of Louis Krutz, with triplets and twins previously. Also announces engagements for Lena June Frock and Barr Craig Stoops. Five million tons of steel go annually into farm machinery and building items.

Holly Anne Akre 4-H Ninchester Hall Adrian Mich Louis Krutz Krutz Dennis William

Leap Year Case History Of Bachelor Social Markets

AP report profiles 32 year old Bernard Gurtner and others noting a large pool of single women seeking marriage partners through church meetings office networks and public dances. It covers how weekend resorts cocktail lounges and dances form a social marketplace with dating dynamics flirtation strategies and observer commentary on male/female behaviors. It also notes an engagement notice for Martha Lynn Rupp and David Outerbridge Pry.

Jean Sprain Wilson Newafeatures NEW York (Ap Bernard Gurtner Bernie New York City Kennedy Studio Robert M. Rupp Church Hill Martha Lynn David Outerbridge Pry Outerbridge Pry Knoxville Miss Rupp Kathryn Baumgardner Rupp Robert Martin Rupp Hagerstown Harry D. Baumgardner Falls Church Mr. Pry Middletown High School Needwood Farm

Mardi Gras Kings Named For Civic Club Benefit

Dr B O Thomas Sr named King Rex for Frederick Civic Club Mardi Gras to be held February 8 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Also named are James McSherry and A Atlee Radcliffe as kings. Ceremony at Mrs Edward D Storms home features committee chairs and guests.

B. O. Thomas Sr Rex Storm Edward D. Storm Record Street Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel Thomas James McSherry A. Allee Radcliffe Civic Club Robert E. Klein David Dutrow Thomas Adamstown Three Kings Frank J Keefer A. Atlee Radcliffe B. C. Thomas Sr Mardi Gras Gall Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Comptroller of the Currency Calvary Methodist Church Radcliffe Stewards Commission On Finance Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc Frederick Hotel Company Mt. Olivet Fairview Avenue Martin Bowers Jr George B. Delaplame Jr James Haleyard

When Cause Is Worthwhile Women Earn Husbands Respect

Ruth Millett notes men dismiss women’s clubs as amusements until wives take on substantial tasks that benefit children and communities. A husband grows proud when his wife leads or supports real projects like PTA or scouting, replacing amused tolerance with genuine respect.

Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Association P.T.A

Pharmacist Speaks and Household Hint

Curtis A Bowen and Reese E Whitesell discuss water composition and aging myths while promoting Whitessell Pharmacy services at 238 N Market St. They note water's complex nature and cite a 70 percent body composition statistic. The column ends with a home care tip: clean leather seats with lemon and a soft cloth.

Curtis A. Bowen Reese E. Whitesell Shakespeare Whitesell Pharmacy N. Market St

Invited To Exhibit Paintings At Vagabond Theater

Three well known state artists including Mrs Edna Rosenstock are invited to exhibit at the Vagabond Theater on West Franklin Street Baltimore during the current Aspern Papers production. Joan Hogge and Helen Struve join with Rosenstock for a two week show featuring sculptures paintings and drawings. The standout piece Yellow Conflagration reflects her Hood College study with Jack Davis. A meet the artists tea in the Green Room runs 3 30 to 6 30 p m Wednesday. The Vagabond oldest in the round in the U S has hosted productions for 47 years.

Edna Benjamin B.) Rosenstock Vagabond Theater West Franklin Street Baltimore Vagabond Players Players

Farmers Use Electricity To Power Major Cities

United States farmers consume enough electric energy each year to supply the combined power needs of Baltimore Chicago Boston Detroit Houston and Washington, highlighting the vast agricultural electricity footprint and energy use trends.

United States Baltimore Chicago Boston Detroit Houston Washington

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H. D Roland L. Frock RFD 2 Emmitsburg Lena June Barr Craig Stoops Leila Hess Miss Frock Emmitsburg High School Frostburg State College Frostburg Stoops Salisbury State College Nee RW Spa PE Euter Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee Maryland State School For the Deaf Frederick Memorial Hospital Montevue County Thomas Re Watkins Acres McSherry W. Clinton McSherry St. John’s Catholic Church Georgetown University University of Maryland Law School Robert Crothers Martin L. Bowers Jr George B. Delaplaine Jr Kings Sperry Storm Jennings Bailey Jr Stephen Daduk C. Merritt Trott Trott Robert Klein Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va Jay Wiles Reynolds Hall Wiles Guy Frank Division of Fine Arts J. E. Wiles Marion Street B. Q. Thomas Sr S&s Cloverettes Buckeystown Bonnie Zimmerman Phyllis Johnson Women OF All AG Wlthaed Linn Modern School OF Practical Nursing Frederick News-Post Whitewall Dodge Rade Hector Whitensi Chrysler Watkins-Burdette Motor CO East Fourth Street Frederick, Md the Dependables Success Cars OF
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