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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1967

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Hood College Art Exhibit Showcases Faculty Talent

Hood College hosts a faculty art display through Jan. 31 featuring welded steel and wood sculptures and gouache and acrylic paintings by Charles Forsythe Elaine Gates Mary Ellen Randolph and H Irving Gates. The gallery hours are 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 230 to 500 pm Sundays. The exhibit began in December and closes the fall semester. A spring show titled Serigraphs by George Washington University students runs Feb 3 to Mar 9.

Hood College Publc Hood Charles E. Forsythe Elaine Gates Mary Ellen Randolph H. Irving Gates Baltimore-Washington George Washington University Washington, D.C

Episcopal Church Women Card Party Planned at All Saints

The Episcopal Church Women announce their annual card party set for January 18 at 8 p.m. in All Saints Church Parish Hall North Court Street. General chair Paulean Jones leads a committee including St Marys Dudley and St Annes Goodlow with various tasks. Tickets and refreshments details given. guests asked to bring own cards.

Episcopal Church All Saints Church North Court Street Paulean Jones Jones Thomas P. Dudley St. Mary’s Charles Staley Robert J. Goodlow St. Anne’s Wiliam M. Early Jr St. Frances Vincent Rowet Elizabeth's Horace Alexander Inez Brown George B. Delaplaine Sr Robert J. Zentner Betty Carr Virgina Garrett Roger MecThenia Gardner Quill Every Schade Charles E. Beatty Robert N. Nims Reginald A. Wentworth Snyder’s Hat Shop

Gift brings nearly century span of The Citizen to library

The Maryland State School for the Deaf presents a gift of almost 100 years of The Citizen newspaper to the C. Burr Artz Library. The run begins 1341 and 1642 then continues to 1968 with near continuous coverage thereafter. Board of Visitors Lloyd Ambrosen superintendent Miss Hazel McCanner secretary facilitated the gift. Researchers from Library of Congress Smithsonian and the state Department of Education have recently visited to consult the paper files.

Citizen C. Burr Ariz Maryland State School For the Deaf Board of Visitors Lloyd Ambrosen Hazel McCanner Library of Congress Smithsonian Institution State Department of Education

Gardener's Verse and Culture Selections

A catalog summary of adult collection highlights including Helen Van Pelt Wilson’s The Gardner's Book of Verse, M M Graff Flowers in the Winter Garden, Walter Buehr Home Sweet Home in the 19th Century, Charles Hurd The White House Story, Jacques Vallee Challenge to Science The UFO Enigma, Ruth English Special Assistant Waiting for Winter, John O'Hara Waiting for Winter, Mary Renault Mask of Apollo, Rebecca West The Birds Fall Down, Edwin O'Connor All in the Family, John Barth Giles Goat-Boy, Sam Levenson Everything But Money, and Norman F. Dacey How to Avoid Probate.

Challenge TO Science Jaques Janine Vallee Air Force Jacques Vallee Ruth English John O'Hara Mask OF Apollo Mary Renault Rebecca West All IN the Edwin O'Connor Giles John Barth Sam Levenson Norman F. Dacey

Stephens To Speak At Luncheon At Frederick Club

Lewis Stephens dean of Frederick Community College will address a Frederick Women’s Civic Club luncheon at Steiner House at 1 30 p m on January 16. A 12 30 p m luncheon precedes the talk. Mrs Sperry Storm serves as club president.

Lewis Stephens The Frederick Community College Frederick Women’s Civic Club Steiner House Dean Steven Sperry Storm

Many Frederick area engagements announced for 1960s couples

Mrs Nellie Meely of West Patrick Street announces Glenda Ann Meely to Roland Eugene Willard of Urbana. Kay Frances Fry to Gary Eugene Koontz. Jane Riley to Harry Wilson Roderick Jr. Patricia Louise Fawley to Larry Eugene Zecher. Dianne Reeca Kinna to Kenneth Eugene Bowers. Phyllis Ann Mills to Lawrence Reynolds Younkins. No dates set. multiple high school grads and employers listed.

Nellie Meely West Patrick Street Glenda Ann Roland Eugene Willard Roland E. Willard Sr Urbana Miss Meely Frederick High School Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C Willard John A. Quinn

Mary Kalashian Weds Charles Fraley in Newburyport

Miss Mary Cecilia Kalashian and Charles Robert Fraley were united in a November 13 ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church Newburyport Massachusetts. The bride wore white velvet and carried white tea roses. the groom’s mother wore blue and corsages complemented by yellow roses. The Rev Francis Ritchie officiated with a reception in the church social hall. The couple plan a wedding trip to Washington DC Maryland and Virginia and reside in Newburyport.

Mary Cecilia Kalasian Charles Robert Fraley Immaculate Conception Church Newburyport Mass Harry J Kalashtan Washington

Couple Honored At Surprise 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs D L Sharrer of Rocky Ridge were celebrated at a surprise 50th wedding anniversary on December 27 at the Rocky Ridge Fire Hall. Married December 20, 1916 in Mt. Pleasant the Sharrers have six grandchildren and 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The party included their children and grandchildren, their pastor Rev William A Markley and siblings Mr and Mrs Raymond E Sharrer Mr and Mrs Harry Wantz Mrs Mary Wisotzkey Mr and Mrs Harry E Clabaugh Mrs Mabel B Long Mrs Elia Bell and Mr and Mrs Maurice Late.

D. L. Sharrer Rocky Ridge Mt. Pleasant Sharrers Francis L Ladiesburg Marshall Wo Frank C. Moffitt Taneytown Amidee E. Bollinger Sr Westminster Wilbur O. Thomas Kenneth W. Sharrer

Miss Twigg to Marry Mr House in August 1967

Miss Rosetta Ann Twigg of Hagerstown will wed Harry E. House Jr. of Middletown. She attends Boonsboro High School and he, a 1965 Middletown High School graduate, works for Flook and Cordeil of Myersville. The couple plans an August 1967 wedding.

Paul H. Twigg Hagerstown Rosetta Ann Harry E. House Jr Harry E. House Sr Middletown Miss Twigg Boonsboro High School Middletown High School Flook and Cordeil Myersville

Monday Musicales Present Young Musicians Night

The Monday Musicales presented its annual Young Musicians Night at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. The Evangelical Reformed Church Bell Choir directed by Mrs. Robert Emge opened the program, with soloists and ensembles from piano, violin, clarinet, voice, and cello among ambitious student performances led by teachers including Miss Eleanor Eichelberger and Mrs. Betson. A social hour followed as hosts served.

Calvary Methodist Parish Hall Evangelical Reformed Church Bell Choir Robert Emge Peter Cline Cheryl Emge Thomas Garrett Robert Marsh Ross Murray Marcia Tressler Ralph Wachter Henry Wilson, Jr Larry Linton Claire Wachter Mozart Steven Bach Bartok Christine Dempsey Ellmenreich Larry Jessen Seymour Smith Vanessa Grice Chopin Judy Stein Moussorgsky Carol Freed Edward Schantz Kenneth Fogle Donald Sullivan Dorothy Handley Richard Betson George Stupp Betson Hichelberger Freed John Grice Robert Hess Wayne Shober Thomas Silliman Sperry Storm George Swank Charles Warner Harold Young

Zonta Opens Year With Dinner Meeting

Zonta Club held its first dinner and business meeting of the year on January 9 in the Wedgwood Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 33 members. President Mrs Edna Mensell presided as the group voted 500 dollars to support Zonta International and noted new clubs in Belgium Greece Ceylon Thailand Hong Kong Korea and New Zealand bringing total clubs to 33 countries and all 50 states.

Zonta Club Wedgwood Francis Scott Key Hotel Edna Mensell Zonta International Belgium Greece Ceylon Thailand Hong Kong Korea New Zealand U.S.A

Granddaughter Named Shallah Anne Weiss At Beth Sholom

Mr and Mrs Irving J Wolberg hosted a luncheon at Beth Sholom Synagogue Frederick to celebrate the naming of their granddaughter Shallah Anne Weiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Weiss of Columbus Ohio Marion Wolberg is her mother The ceremony and luncheon took place at the Frederick synagogue Mrs Dorothy Smith of Yellow Springs hosted relatives at the Lions Club Hall to view vacation films from the Smokies Canada and the New York World's Fair

Irving J. Wolberg Kline Boulevard Shallah Anne Weiss Shallah Ann Gene Weiss Columbus Ohio Weiss Marion Wolberg Beth Sholom Synagogue Frederick Dorothy Smith Yellow Springs Lions Club Smokies Canada

Engagement of Sheila Latrobe and Richard Griffin Jr.

Mr and Mrs Gerard C Smith of Washington DC announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Latrobe to Richard Bulen Griffin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Richard Bulen Griffin of White Oak The bride to be attended Garrison Forest School Stone Ridge Convent Briarcliff College and appeared at Washington Debutante Ball and Baltimore Cotillion in 1960 The groom elect graduated from Lawrenceville School and Yale College class of 1961 served as a Navy officer and works with NASA in Washington DC The couple have strong New York and DC familial ties and expect to wed in the near future Also notes include the Boys High School Alumni Association 72nd reunion and school assemblies at the YMCA with various family hosting duties.

Gerard C Smith Washington D. C Sheila Latrobe Richard Bulen Griffin Jr Richard Bulen Griffin White Oak Miss Smith Garrison Forest School Stone Ridge Convent of the Sacred Heart Briarcliff College Washington Baltimore U.S. Navy National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington, D.C Charles H. Conley Frederick

Subtle makeup tips from Sharon Make-up at Sheroken House

Subtle and thoughtful makeup advice shows how to narrow a wide jawline using a base two or three shades darker. Stylists at Sheroken House of Hair Fashions in Frederick promise patience and satisfaction. Ladies are advised to add one half cup vinegar in the final rinse when washing dark washable apparel for crisper colors.

Sharon Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions Bastard Street Frederick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gardner Helen van Pelt Wilson Winter Garden M. M. Graff Home Sweet Home Walter Buehr Thomas Alva Edison White House Charles Hurd Stephens Martin Fry Jefferson Kay Frances Fry Gary Eugene Koontz James H. Koontz Sr Fry State Farm Insurance Co South Hagerstown High School Doubleday Publishing Co Smithsburg Marvin J. Riley Yamsville Jane Harry Wilson Roderick Jr Harry Wilson Roderick Sr RFD 2 Miss Riley Roderick Ralph W. Fawley Burkittsville Patricia Louise Larry Eugene Zecher Donald E. Zecher Miss Fawley Frederick County Welfare Board Zecher James N. Kinna Petersville Dianne Reecca Kenneth Eugene Bowers Glenn F. Bowers Jr Miss Kinna Brunswick High School Board of Education Frederick County National Guard Elwood Mills Gaithersburg Phyllis Ann Lawrence Reynolds Younkins Reynolds L. Younkins Washington Grove Miss Mills Gaithersburg High School National Bureau of Standards Miss Glenda Ann Meely Miss Jane Riley Patricia ‘Fawley Dianne Rebecca Kinua Phyllis Ann Mills Mary C. Kalashian Charles R. Fraley Rev. Francis Ritchie George Kalashian Robert Fraley Thurmont John Stomboly New London, Conn New London Richard Cronin Miriam Carey Donahue al Sherry Orchestra Salem Thurmont High School U.S Air Force Chase Shawmut Co Suzanne Pollard Ana Melican Ann Cooney Charles Fraley Re. News Mr. House Zonta Salvation Army Francis Scott Key Amelia Earhart Boys High School Alumni Association John C. Engle Earl R. Mossberg Lester B. Feaga Robert W. Moser Association Y M.C Edwin Cornish Ellen Charles Jack Mason Leslie Ann Mary Christine William Woodrow Kim Ronald Kunze Betsy Robert S Rothenhoefer Pete
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