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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1965
Page
7
Engagement notices from Frederick and Thurmont families include Dorothy Gene Hammond to Jay Atlee Markey, both connected to Frederick High School. Kitty Stuart to Richard Hauver. Marie Elena Wivell to Larry Messner. Patricia Ann Meyer to William Stovall Jr.. Christine Boyd to Courtney Burdette Jr. and Ruby Irene Baugher to Richard Wiles. Hospital reports list several admissions in Taneytown, Westminster, and Waynesboro.
Polly's Pointers offers practical homemaking ideas from readers. tips include using an office clipboard to scale fish and pyramid storage bins from coffee or shortening cans, plus a hollow rubber ball to hold steel wool. Readers are invited to mail ideas for possible publication and a silver dollar reward.
Mr and Mrs Russell P Bidle of Middletown announce the engagement of Sharyn Ann to Joseph Nibert Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nibert Sr of Windber Pa Sharyn Ann Bidle is a Middletown High School alumna employed as a clerk typist in Potomac Edison Companys meter department Joseph Nibert a 1964 Penn State graduate served in the US Army in 1961 and now works as a meter technician for Potomac Edison in Frederick The couple plans a May wedding.
The Pack 267 Christmas Party at Calvary Methodist Church from Dec 16 featured Bobcat pins awarded to Jeffrey Burall Charles Phelps Bobby Main and Dannie Main. Den 6 welcomed two transfers from Sewell New Jersey Francis Zimmerman and Robert Zimmerman. Mrs Ralph Burall joined as den mother and a flag was presented. Santa gave candy canes as gifts were exchanged alongside decorated trees songs and refreshments.
An Opti Mrs January program was held at Mrs. William Tarra’s Woodsboro home with an Hawaiian style dinner. Committee reports noted funds for club projects under Ways and Means and thanks to members for helping the Christmas Tree lot at Frederick Shopping Center. February’s meeting will feature a volunteer program with hostess Mrs. Edward Haggerty Walkeraville.
Habers Inc. stages a March of Dimes fashion show at Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom in Frederick County on January 29 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Over 200 spectators expected. Committee led by Mrs. Gerald H Smith cites birth defects as a major health issue and ties fashion to funding medical research and polio survivor care.
The Junior Fire Company Auxiliary elected new officers at the January 5 meeting held at the fire hall. Officers include Mrs. Helen Walsh president and Mrs. Ruth Blumenauer vice president, with Mrs. Gladys MacDougal second vice president and others listed.
AP Fashion Writer notes pink mink leads the season with expanding color trends and high price forecasts. Green mink prices surged earlier, while buyers anticipate pink pelts in Northwest farms nearing market. Designers Nat Kaplan and Larry Aldrich showcase long jackets, skirts, tunic dresses, and lace over nude pinks, signaling a refined yet bold palette.
The Maryland D.C. area orchestra led by Joe Elkins performed for a hospital event on January 6. The Delaware Hospital Association hosted a Laundry Managers Meeting at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown with speakers including Rose Fogle from Frederick Memorial Hospital Laundry. Mrs. Alin McIntire visited the hospital for lunch. The Frederick Memorial Hospital Alumni Association held its annual Holiday dance at Hotel Frederick from 9 p.m. to midnight with Robert Lambert as chair.
The Women’s Auxiliary worked diligently during Christmas delivering mail flowers and gifts. It was a tremendous job well done and praised by all involved.
Miss Margaret Claire Sappington, 18, bowed to society at the Clube Portuense Debutante Ball in Oporto on January 9. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sappington of Libertytown and travels with her uncle James Coale Sappington, who has ties to Washington and Frederick County.
Agnes Elizabeth Scott of Emmitsburg married Paul Collingswood Bentley of Sudbury Ontario at St. Anthony's Shrine Emmitsburg on January 9. Rev. Vincent Tomalski presided. Attendants included Mary Jane Scott twin sister of the bride and Miss Phyllis Vaughan. Best man was Robin Bentley with ushers Joseph H. Scott Jr. and Douglas Smith. The bride and groom hold positions with Development Inc New York and General Foods Ltd Sudbury.
Members of the Garden Club of Frederick heard a report on their Christmas Tow tour and a talk on birds by Hazel Holter principal of Burkittsville school. 90 nests were displayed as part of the program followed by a tea.
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