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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
7
Last Saturday brought the highest circulation in Burr Artz Library history with 1 050 books loaned, about 150 each on four shelves. Adults and children read roughly equally. many reference questions, telephone inquiries, and requests for special magazine articles occurred along with heavy microfilm use.
A list of new adult titles at the Artz Library and county libraries. Notable works include Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers, How To Teach Baby To Read by Glenn J Doman, The Spy Who Came In From The Cold, Peyton Place, and Herzog. Also featured are works by Bellow, Le Carre, and Hammarshold with author notes and availability.
Mr and Mrs Foster Warrenfeltz of Frederick celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday December 27 with an open house at the Woodsboro Fire Hall attended by over 100 relatives and friends. They were wed December 23 1914 by Rev John Ditzler of the Reform Church of Frederick. The couple has 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. eight children attended the gathering from Dundalk Frederick Walkersville Baltimore Monocacy Frederick Savannah Ga and Monocacy Village.
Polly's Pointers suggests daily routines to improve fitness and self discipline. A reader shares using fashion discomfort as motivation for morning exercise and keeping a weekly learning ritual with a word digest at home. Readers are invited to submit ideas for Polly's pointers and request a 32 page homemaking booklet for 50 cents.
The annual Young Musicians' Concert at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall showcased piano organ and vocal pieces by Frederick High School Carrent Choir pupils. Performers included Kathy Collinus Donna Druneburg Jennifer Sullivan Gloria King Sharon Smith Carol Best Emily Thomas Cindy Thomas and others. The event raised funds for the Teachers' Conservation Scholarship Fund and the World Gardening Project and announced committee plans for garden and park improvements.
Mrs Francis D. Howard hosted the Tas ker's Chance Garden Club on East Second Street Monday. After tea, a short business meeting was led by president Mrs Carlton Molesworth Jr. Co chairmen Mrs Carlisle Smith and Mrs Eric Lundgren were praised for the Christmas Greens Sale success. The club discussed other civic projects including proposed planting at the new YMCA with construction slated to begin in March.
Frederick Bridge Club held a 7:30 p.m. game at the VFW Country Club with Charles Crum winning the 1964 points trophy. North-South and East-West winners are listed for each pairing and the next game is set at the VW Club. Afternoon Duplicate and Catoctin Duplicate also reported with winners and next sessions. Shaw graduates from Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB Axia.
The Home Economics department at St Joseph College surveys public interest in adult education courses to be held on the Emmitsburg campus. Sister Rosemary, president, says the program aims to revive Mother Seton’s educational mission and contribute to President Johnson's Great Society goal. Public response is sought.
The column profiles veterinarian Dr Harold E Schaden and recounts Frances Parkinson Keyes visiting his Frederick hospital for horse care in The Explorer notes. It also covers local Humane Society opposition to a state bill, Travel Club trips, a look alike tale about Dr Gilbert Hartley, and brief items on Congressman Mathias pups, a shoe shop sign, belt use, and a Maryland Garden Pilgrimage update.
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