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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
6
Frederick County homemakers begin February discussions on water conservation led by County Extension Agent Kathryn Jenkins. George Wood and Charles Ware outlined water cycles and local supplies, stressing soil and water conservation amid drought and rising demand.
Mrs. Helen Nussear will address the Frederick Junior Woman's Club Monday at 8 pm at the Steiner House. Hostess chairman is Mrs. David E. Aldridge. The Frederick Assemblies met recently at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom with chaperones and punch pourers named for both junior and senior groups. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Francis Lowe at her Taylorsville home with many attendees and gift givers listed. An open house celebrated the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Loun of Kemptown. States' Attorney Robert Rothenhoefer will speak at the American Association of University Women meeting at Hood College on arrest and investigation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon T. Darkis of Dill Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to Douglas Harrison son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kline of East Patrick Street. Mary Ann Darkis is a senior at Frederick High School and Douglas Harrison is a Frederick High School graduate serving in the Air National Guard. A June wedding is planned.
Frederick is to host a Saturday recital by soprano Frances Yeend and tenor Charles K. Davis at 8 15 p m in Frederick High School auditorium. The pair will perform duets and solos from opera lyric theatre and art song reflecting varied backgrounds and international acclaim.
Mrs. Gertie M. Denn of Walkersville was honored at a surprise birthday party at the Rocky Springs social hall. The event was planned by her five children Milton and Thomas Denn Betty Crum Florence Schell and Dorothy Valentine, all of Frederick County. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends. A list of those sending gifts but unable to attend also noted.
The C Burr Artz Library earned the maximum federal aid of 8000 to expand books beyond the regular budget. Last year 1880 humanities titles were added across literature arts religion philosophy and music while cataloging costs were included. The grant targets central libraries with books loaned to counties to raise per capita holdings toward 114 books. Frederick County trails with less than one per person now and total volumes rise from about 26000 in 1961 to around 60000 today.
A children's book list featuring The Rain Puddle by Adelaide Holl illustrated by Roger Duvoisin and Harry by the Sea by Gene Zion with Margaret Bloy Graham. Also includes The Bus Trip by Eleanor Frances Latti More and AESOP'S Fables selected by Louis Untermeyer with Provensen illustrations, plus Harper Book of Princes and Stitchery/Embroidery guides.
Mr and Mrs Robert H Hartman Sr announce the engagement of daughter Margaret Ann to Clifford W Brandt of Baltimore with plans for an April wedding. Nancy Miriam Grove and James Ronald Munson plan an August wedding with Nancy pursuing Barnard College studies and James completing doctoral work at Columbia University.
A memo advises planning tint and permanent hair treatments with care. It notes a permanent may lighten tinted hair, stresses allergy precautions, and promotes Sheroken House Of Hair Fashions at 10 East Church St Frederick with phone 663 4421. It includes services like children's permanents and eyebrow arch and suggests washing a sweater with shampoo if no soap is available.
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