Miss Mary Louise Baker Weds William K Free
Miss Mary Louise Baker married William K Free on January 1 at 2 pm in Evangelical United Brethren Church Taneytown. The bride daughter of Mrs Arnold C Baker and the late Arnold Baker. groom son of Mr and Mrs C Edwin Free of Thurmont. Wedding party included Neal Willey, Toby Gladfelter, Linda Adler, Carole Koons, Sherrie Willey. best man C Edwin Free Jr. ushers Francis Springer Ronald Free. ring bearer Virgil Klein. Reception followed. couple to rest in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Baker
William K. Free
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Taneytown
Robert P. Mitchell
Arnold C. Baker
Arnold €. Baker
C. Edwin Free
RFD 2
Thurmont
Neal Willey
Hyattsville
Toby Gladfelter
Littlestown
Linda Adler
Carole Koons
Sherrie Willey
Higattsville
C. Edwin Free Jr
Francis Springer
Rocky Ridge
Ronald Free
Madison
Wis
Virgil Klein
Patricia Feeser
Trudy Barnes
Linda Schaeffer
Burkett Anniversary Celebrated At Moose Lodge
Mr and Mrs Harry V Burkett Sr of Pine Avenue marked their 50th wedding anniversary at the Moose Lodge in Frederick with many Frederick guests including Mr and Mrs Pierce Miller Mr and Mrs Stine Vernon Burkett Lester Snider Charles Long Keeney plus Baltimore resident Shannon Roher and several Frederick residents. The couple hosted a Jan 9 gathering at their home with additional attendees Harry V Burkett Jr Mrs John Smith Mrs Floyd Burkett and Mrs Elsie Burkett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Burkett Sr
Pine Avenue
Jane
Moose Lodge
Frederick
Pierce Miller
Pierce Stine
Vernon Burkett
Lester Snider
Charles Long
Keeney
Shannon Roher
Baltimore
Beverly Muller
Pierce Stine Jr
Patsy Fields
Pat Fox
Craig Zombros
Betty Wilson
Burkett
Landscaping Talk At Garden Club Addresses YMCA Plans
Dwight Collinus, YMCA building fund chairman, spoke to Tasker's Chance Garden Club last Monday about landscaping issues for the new building. Mrs. Ann Daffin hosted, with presiding president Mrs. Carlton Molesworth Jr. An advisory committee assists Miss Annabel Lundgren civic chair, including Mrs. Walter G Crowther Jr, Mrs. Howard A Prior, Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock, and Mrs. Edwin E. Wells. The club voted to contribute to the Teachers Conservation Fund and to World Gardening Plan. Mrs. Justus Duve was appointed to the President's Committee on Highway Beautification and on Traffic Safety. Mrs. Crowther reported on the Christmas Greens sale proceeds for YMCA landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Collinus
Ymca Building Fund
Tasker
Chance Garden Club
Ann Daffin
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Annabel Lundgren
Walter G Crowther Jr
Howard A Prior
Benjamin Rosenstock
Edwin E. Wells
Teachers Conservation Fund
World Gardening Plan
Justus Duve
Polly's Pointers on shower gifts and etiquette
Polly advises practical shower ideas for brides focusing on budget gifts and thoughtful touches. She suggests spice jars, recipe cards, and a glamour box as personalized presents, plus a tea shower alternative to reduce games and accommodate busy mothers. Carolyn echoes a community tea approach that combines gifts with easy access and less formal festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Camer Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly
Jolane
Jane
Penny
Carolyn
Teal Traina Debuts Spring Summer Dresses In Couture Show
New York AP reports designer Teal Traina presents his spring and summer wardrobes to the New York couture group. He argues clothes should empower women, not dominate them, and favors soft touches with bias flares and soft pleats. His favorite looks are young, easy, cardigan and casual, with bare necklines and ruching. His evening gown, the evening pinafore, features empire waist in front and a low back held by a halter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Traina
Middletown Teen Sally Ann Blickenstaff Engaged
Mr and Mrs Leighton C Blickenstaff of near Middletown announce the engagement of their twin daughter Sally Ann to Charles Alton Pearl son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Pearl also of near Middletown A Feb 20 wedding is planned Sally Ann is a 1961 Middletown High School graduate and is employed by the U S Atomic Energy Commission at Germantown Charles Alton Pearl is a 1961 Middletown High School graduate and a University of Maryland senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton C. Blickenstaff
Middletown
Sally Ann
Charles Alton Pearl
Charles C. Pearl
Miss Blickenstaff
Middletown High School
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Mr. Pearl
University of Maryland
Civinettes Drama Sketches At Club Meeting
Civinettes viewed dramatic sketches by Mrs Marian Whichard who portrayed a sophisticated lady hillbilly teenager and an average woman shopper in pantomime emotions. The meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel was led by President Mrs Mildred Harrison with officers approved for the new year including Alma Semler as president and Jane MacPherson as nominating chair. Plans for the Feb 1 installation at 7 p.m. were discussed and an orthopedic class at East Frederick School sent thanks for the Christmas party. January February birthdays were noted and an executive board meeting set for Jan 26 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Whichard
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mildred Harrison
Lillain Myers
Frederick Community College
Whichard
Mary Sullivan
Harrison
Jane MacPherson
Alma Semler
Dorothy Burkhardt
Evelyn Firer
Laura Offutt
Patsy Moore
Dorothy Les
Mary Houff
Blanche Oden
Kinsey
Millie Ramsburg
Janice Bowers
Carol Ifert Weds M W Seibert in Middletown Church
Miss Carol Ann Ifert and Michael Wayne Seibert united in marriage Christmas Eve at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown officiated by Rev J Paul Seltzer. Bride daughter of Lee F Ifert and Mrs Max J Seibert, wore white silk chiffon and lace bodice with pearl crown veil. Best man Paul Seibert of Hagerstown. ushers Gene and Kenneth Ifert. Reception at Middletown Fire Hall. wedding parties from Ifert and Seibert families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Ifert
Michael Wayne Seibert
Zion Lutheran Church of
Lee F. Ifert
Middletown
Max J. Seibert
Paul Seibert
Hagerstown
Gene
Kenneth Ifert
Pat Crum
Smithsburg
John Horman
Ralph Thomas
Frederick
Annn Seivert
Geraldine Ifert
Brenda Ifert
Miss Esterline and Richard Markey wed in York Lutheran ceremony
Miss Susan J Esterline and Richard E Markey married Saturday at York Advent Lutheran Church with Rev Robert Lang officiating. Bridesmaids and ushers included Geraldine Silver Susan Rickenrich Mary Esterline and George Berklaey. Reception at Lincoln Woods Inn followed by a wedding trip. The couple will reside in Taney Court Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Esterline
Richard E. Markey
Advent Lutheran Church
York
Robert Lang
Russell L. Esterline
Mary Alice Markey
Grove Boulevard
D. John Markey
Dior
J. Reid Haug
Geraldine Silver
Philadelphia
Susan Rickerich
Pittsburg
Mary Esterline
George Berklaey
Oxen Hill
David
Jay
Calloway Umberger Vows In Fairland Baptist Chapel
Miss Patricia Ann Umberger and Quinton Eugene Calloway Jr. were united in marriage December 30 at 8 p.m. in the Fairland Baptist Chapel. Rev. Thomas F. Shreve officiated. The bride is the daughter of Louise E. Umberger of Monrovia and the late John W. Umberger. The groom is son of Quinton E. Calloway of Wheaton. attendants from Linganore High School in 1964. The couple resides in Wheaton. he is employed at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda and a Montgomery Junior College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Umberger
Quinton Eugene Calloway Jr
Fairland Baptist Chapel
Fairland
Thomas F. Shreve
Louise E. Umberger
Monrovia
John W. Umberger
Quinton E. Calloway
Wheaton
William Murdock
Wheat
Nurses' Alumnae To Meet Wednesday
The Nurses' Alumnae Association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Nurses' Residence on Park Avenue. President Miss June Sheffler will preside. Officers for the coming year will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses
Park Avenue
June Sheffler
Frederick Bridge Club Hosts Master Pool Night Fort De Trick
The Frederick Bridge Club met at the Officer's Club Fort De Trick for a master pool game. In Section A North-south winners were Marlowe Clne and Mrs Gerald Yon etz first, Manuel Weinberg and partner second, Wilmer Johnson and Mary Famous third. East-west winners were Ben Lambiotte and Harold Hess first, Ross Smuth second, Frank Libman and Robert Smith third. Section B North-south winners were Mrs William McManeman and Dr. Leonard Spero first, Phillips Pearson second, Louise Thomas and Charles Arotsky tied for third with Walter Feaga and J. W. Harper. West-east top pair were Charles Crum and Everett Neff first, Robert Poleto and Harold Keller second, Nathan Jacobson third. Next week play returns to Officer's Club at 7 30 p.m with Walter Feaga second Scott Welty and Charles Crum third Ross Smith Horace Rees fourth Ila O Connor and Austin Whitehill. Fitzgeralds also hosts at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bridge Club
Officer’s Club
Fort Detrick
Marlowe Clne
Gerald Yonetz
Manuel Weinberg
Wilmer Johnson
Mary
Ben Lambiotte
Harold Hess
Ross Smuth
Frank Libman
Robert Smith
Charles Crum
Everett Neff
Robert Poleto
Harold Keller
Nathan Jacobson
Walter Feaga
Scott Welty
Ross Smith
Horace Rees
Ila O’connor
Austin Whitehill
Fitzgerald’s
Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Named
The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday at Fitzgerald's Restaurant near Thurmont for a master point game at 7 30 p m. North south winners were first Mrs Wilma nBenjamin and Mrs Jules Shapiro, second Dick Perry and Jack McDowell, third Dr Walter Snow and Charles Price, fourth Mrs Ben Lambiotte and Harold Hess. East west winners were first Mrs Weldon Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club Meets for Master Point Game
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at 12 30 p m at the Amvers on West Patrick Street for a master point game. Winners included pairs led by Mrs James A Kime and Mrs Robert Swanson in first place, followed by Mrs R J Hall with Mrs Mattie Knox and Mrs Manuel Weinberg with Mrs Edward Thomas in the top spots. The event also featured the Combined Winners Game with clubs from Hagerstown Westminster Frederick Afternoon Duplicate and Catoctin as of Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afteroon
Duplicate Bridge Club
Amvers
West Patrick Street
James A. Kime
Robert Swanson
R. J. Hall
Mattie Knox
Manuel Weinberg
Edward Thomas
Frank Castle
Everett Hanes
Mary Fuss
Ta O’connor
Charles Arotsky
Jules Shapiro
Hagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
Donald Crawford
Charles Crum
Ross Smith
Jack Grundy
Nathan Jacobson
Lottie Gall
Sally Benjamin
East - West
Clarise Jorge
Carlotta Little
Burton Creager
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Banker's Insurance Group
Gettysburg
Paul Free
Thurmont High School
University of South Carolina
Gettysburg Times
Emmitsburg
H. V. Burkett Sr
Cheametittaos News Family Section
Ironing Board
Teal Traina
Miss Sally Blickenstaff
Civinettes
SreRdy
Serice. Service
Degnes Aed
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Deoples Drug Stores
Carol Ifert
M. W. Seibert
Rev. J. Paul Seltzer
Barbara Ifert
First Federal Savings and Loan
South Hagerstown High School
Mr. Moller Pipe Organs
Geraldine Tifert
Susan Esterline
York Lutheran Church
Calloway Umberger
Coblentz & Main
Court St. Frederick
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