Brunswick Senior Citizens Bandages Project Continues
Members meet at West Potomac Street center on the second and fourth Wednesdays to sew bandages and pads for the American Cancer Society. Supervised by Mrs. Hattie Dareekan since 1969, the group originated in 1967 with materials provided by the Frederick ACS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
West Potomac Street
American Cancer Society
Hattie Dareekan
Joanna Hiteman
Frederick
Cancer Society
Carroll Co Democrats Endorse Byron For Re election
The Silver Run Democratic Club of Carroll County endorsed Byron for re election to the 6th Congressional District. Club president Dr G Hamilton Mowbray cited Byron s voting record and strong district contact. Byron welcomed the support and plans a January press conference to formally announce his bid. he was elected to the 92nd Congress in 1970 and serves on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee and the Communications and Power Subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Run
Democratic Club
Carroll’ County
Goodloe Byron
G. Hamilton Mowbray
Rowbray
Byron
Congress
Maryland
Goodloe
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Comsmunications and Power
Graduation Speaker At UM Named Principal Speaker
George Alexander Heard, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, will deliver the principal address at the University of Maryland commencement in College Park. He will also receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the January 24 ceremony and has served in multiple national education and political roles. Approximately 2300 students from College Park and University College will graduate. Heard, a Savannah native, is a noted political scientist and author with ties to Time Inc. and the Ford Foundation. In a separate AP item, farmer Willie Kotze in South West Africa captured three cheetahs, planning to export the cats after they killed his sheep and he corralled them over 12 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
College Park
George
Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Nixon
Heard
William FP. Cole Jr
Vanderbilt
Savannah
University of North Carolina
Columbia University
Pacific
Graduate
Van
Stampriest
South West Africa
Willie Kotze
Local visits and birthday notices from Frederick area families
Mrs. Henry Baugher and Mrs. Ethel Smith visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boone and family of Frederick. Birthdays this week include Mrs. Virginia Boone Charles Smith and Miss Cindy Smith. Visitors at Leonard Hoffmaster’s home included Carl Shores and family and Henry Baugher’s family from RFD 9. Joseph Bayles of RFD 2 visited Ethel Scheetz and family, while Ethel Smith and family hosted Janet Wood and family and Wayne Boone and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baugher
Ethel Smith
Wayne Boone
Frederick
James May
Danny Baugher
Junior Ramsburg
Virginia Boone
Charles Smith
Cindy Smith
Leonard Hoffmaster
Carl Shores
Baker Valley Road
Henry
Frederick social notes list visiting families and greetings
Lime Kim and Mrs Paul DeGrange and family of Frederick hosted visitors on Tuesday at their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Leonard Hoffmaster and Mr. and Mrs Henry Baugher and sons from RFD 9 and Henry Baugher Jr and son from Frederick. Harold Hawkins and family recently visited Lawrence Ausher man of Araby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul DeGrange
Frederick
Frank Hn Beachley
Broad Run
Leonard Hoffmaster
Henry Baugher
RFD 9
Henry Baugher Jr
Harold Hawkins
Lawrence Ausherman
Araby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll Co
Catherine Myers
Edith
Derbilt University
Dr. Heard
Kennedy
Johnson
National Citizens’ Committee
Advisory Commission
Commission On
White House
Time, Inc
Ford Foundation
Kehne
7Th & Motter Avenue
Armstrong
Herit
Mohawk
Toyota
Phrestophie
Custer
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Benjamin Moore
Garst Paint Center Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Area News
Agnes Shores
RFD 2
Paul Mayne
Paul Mayne Jr
Cathy
Reels Mill
Rance Hossler
RFD2
CITGO
Seattle
Duraclean
McCall's
House Beautify
Seal
D& J
Mt. Airy
Woolco
Dacron
Frederick Shopping Center
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