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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1965

Page

6

Detwiler Babbitz wedding in Woodbridge Conn

Miss Susan Detwiler and Stephen Babbitz wed December 12 at Congregational B nai Jacob in Woodbridge. The bride, daughter of Albert and Martha Detwiler, wore ivory silk brocade with a Dior bow veil. groom is Herman Babbitt’s son. Rabbi Chiel officiated. reception followed. couple to Bermuda for 10 days.

Susan Joan Detwiler Stephen Morton Babbitt Woodbridge Conn Albert C. Detwiler Frederick Lake Mohawk Sparta N.J Herman B. Babbitt Orange

Weddings Tie Rogers Turney and Powell in Two Ceremonies

Miss Sharon Arm Rogers and Daniel Peyton Turney wed in a 2 pm ceremony at Hamilton Methodist Church with a private reception at the bride’s home. The groom, a student at Virginia Tech, plans to start medical education after February 1 and they will reside in Blacksburg. Separately, Miss Phyllis Baltzley married Barry Powell at Four Square Gospel Church in Gettysburg with a reception at Earles Restaurant. Powell serves in the U S Navy stationed in Norfolk and the bride’s family hails from New Market and Gettysburg.

Turney—Rogers Sharon Arm Rogers Daniel Peyton Turney Paul Rogers Hillsboro W. E. Turney Lovettsville Hamilton Methodist Church Floyd Duncan Virginia Polytech Institute Blacksburg Phyllis Baltzley Gettysburg Barry Powell Fairfield Four Square Gospel Church Harold Myers John Baltzley New Market

Representatives Chosen Homemakers Chorus To Begin Rehearsing

The first rehearsal for the Homemakers Chorus is set for February 9 at 7 30 p.m. in the Extension Service conference room at Winchester Hall. The group, open to all interested women, will be led by Mrs. Donald Sullivan with Mrs. Harold Young at the piano. Future rehearsals will be decided at the initial meeting.

Homemakers Winchester Hall Frederick County Council of Homemakers Donald Sullivan Harold Young Gambrill Park Homemaker’s Club Hood College Brodbeck Hall Coffman Chapel Adamstown Palmer Snook Frederick Ballenger Howard Smith Buckeystown Braddock Theodore Reeder Brunswick Lavenia Hood Jesse Fifer Charleaville Harry Staley College Estates Orville Brand East Frederick Lloyd Eney Frederick City

Village Society Highlights Birthdays and Socials in Frederick

Society notes cover Mrs. Sarah E Clem birthday party at her son in law Guy DeGrange home with gifts and prayers, plus attendees from Frederick Mechanicsburg Walkersville Easton and New Market. Also reports Maryland State Bar Association mid term meeting attendees in Baltimore, a baptism at St John’s Church and social appearances of Rep Hull’s kin and Kadull family.

Sarah E. Clem Guy DeGrange Frederick Clem Marie Neisser Doris Bierley Nancy Moore Harriet Pryor Edward Larry Albert Jones Mechanicsburg Lester Chom Walkersville Donald Pryor Donna Mark Myersville Ernest Clem Easton Charles Stoner Sue Guy Burkett New Market Benjamin Rosenstock Maryland State Bar Association Baltimore Robert E. Clapp Jr H. Reese Shoemaker Jr

Marriage Vows Spoken By Miss Payne and Mr Newman

Miss Ruth Ann Payne married Walter L. Newman in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Methodist Church Laytonsville at 4 pm January 9. The Rev Glenn E Black performed the wedding. Bride wears satin peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and chapel train. bouquet of white roses. Bridesmaids wear emerald gowns. Mr. and Mrs. Payne of Etchison attend. Best man Anthony A Martinello. ushers include Francis S Payne and Robert Payne. Reception at Governors House Motor Hotel Bethesda. trip to Williamsburg planned. Bride a Gaithersburg High School graduate 1960. employed by Atomic Energy Commission Germantown. Groom a 1958 Trade High School of Cooking graduate. U S Navy veteran. assistant manager at Cleaves Food Service in Washington.

Ruth Ann Payne Walter L. Newman St. Paul’s Methodist Church Laytonsville Jack §. Payne Etchison Erwin W. Newman Longmeadow Mass Glenn E. Black Barbara Payne Willliam Hottinger Gaithersburg Francis Payne Derwood Diane Payne Donna Jean Lloyd Rockville Anthony A Martinello Meridan Conn Francis S Payne Robert Payne Donald Riccardi Larry McLean Sondra Goldsmith Governors House Motor Hotel Bethesda Williamsburg the Bride Gaithersburg High School Atomic Energy Commission i0 Germantown Newman Trade High School of U.S Navy Cleaves Food Service Washington

Travel Club Special Meeting to Introduce Mexico Officials

A Freder ick Travel Club meeting is set for January 31 at 2 00 pm in the Pythian Castle. President Lois M Swaney will host Gaston Rosas director of the Mexican Government Travel Department in Washington DC with West Indies Latin America Travel Service representatives. A Mexico film program will be shown and all members and non members are welcome.

Frederick Travel Club Pythian Castle Lois M. Swaney Gaston Rosas Mexican Government Travel Department Washington, D.C Rosas West Indies - Latin America Travel Service, Inc Washington Mexico Travel Club

Frederick Bridge Club Special Winners Game Held

The Frederick Bridge Club hosted a special winners game at the Amvers on West Patrick Street Thursday evening for top teams from the Hagerstown Catoctin and Thurmont clubs. North South winners were first Rosas V. Smith and spouse second Mrs Swangon and Frank Rehmann third Mr and Mrs Frank Mc

Frederick Amvers West Patrick Street Hagerstown Catoctin Thurmont Rosas V. Smith Robert Swangon Frank Rehmann Frank Mc

Hyattstown Auxiliary Plans Dance

Hyattstown Auxiliary meets January 18 at Mrs. Maude Burdette’s home to discuss a Saturday dance at 8 pm in the Firehall. Bill Earl and his band provide music. Officers include Mrs. Martha Cooley and Mrs. Maude Burdette, sunshine committee. Mrs. Marcelle Dodson, emergency food. Miss Mary Catron, publicity.

Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department Maude Burdette Bill Earl Martha Cooley Sunshine Committee Marcelle Dodson Emergency Food Committee Mary Catron Burdette Lillian Stone

New Market Hunt Ball Planned at Mealey's Hotel

Plans for the first annual New Market Hounds Hunt Ball Saturday at Mealey's Hotel New Market feature 199 couples expected to attend with Gilmore Flautt ITI leading the reception line and Rivers Chambers of Baltimore providing music. Mrs Chase C Gove Jr chairs the event with a committee including Mrs Rose Brinkley and Mrs Thomas Taylor. Hunt masters from Maryland Virginia and the Washington area are invited and hosted events precede the dance.

New Market Mealey’s Gilmore Flautt Baltimore Chase C Gove Jr Rose Brinkley Gilmore Flanttill Thomas Taylor Jennings Bailey Francis Eliot John Lewis Edward Verdi Maryland Virginia Washington Brinkley

East-West winners list include Hagerstown pairings

Dowell of Hagerstown placed fourth while Nathan Jacobson’s team won East-West. First went to Charles Crum and George Hedstrom, second Manuel Weinberg and John Coppie, third Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond, and fourth Mrs. Louise Triesler and Fred Poser, both of Hagerstown.

Engagements Announced for Pryor and Wilson Families

Mrs. Harry J. Pryor Sr. of Myersville announces Rosalie Mae Pryor to Eric Alen Munch of Hagerstown with both families noting high school and college backgrounds. A future wedding is not dated. Mrs. Myrtle Lee Wilson of Mt. Airy reveals Thelma Darlene Wilson to Wayne David Bruchey with a summer wedding planned and Bruchey a 1961 Frederick High School graduate employed in Frederick. Patricia Lee Shafer to Dan Kelly Lancaster, both from Maryland, with spring nuptials anticipated. Shafer is a 1960 Brunswick High School graduate and IRS secretary in Washington, Lancaster a 1958 Brunswick High School graduate and a GPO employee in Washington.

Harry J. Pryor Sr RFD 2 Myersville Rosalie Mae Eric Alen Munch Marvin R. Munch Hagerstown Miss Pryor Middletown High School Grace Brethren Church Ragerstown Munch South Hagerstown Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va Myrtle Lee Wilson RFD 1 Mt. Airy Thelma Darlene Wayne David Bruchey John A. Shafer Knoxville Patricia Lee Dan Kelly Lancaster D. A. Lancaster Brunswick Miss Shafer Brunswick High School Internal Revenue Service Washington Lancaster Government Printing Office

Winter Bouquets and Meetings Fill Adams Homemakers Year

Adams town Homemakers and Ballenger Club members held January gatherings with dried flower demonstrations, Christmas charity notes, and plans for a year of meetings. Reports highlighted safety, foreign policy group plans, and YMCA facilities. Future meetings set for Ballenger Creek and Winchester Hall.

Jug Bridge Meeting Hosts Hawaii Talk for Homemakers Club

Mrs Edward Widmayer of the New Market Club presented an illustrated Hawaii program at the Jug Bridge Home maker's Club monthly meeting. Twenty members attended at Mrs Russell Young's home. Bascom Neal, president, led the session with guest Mrs William Burke. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostesses Grace Young Rayhue Specht and Mary Clingan.

YMCA Frederick City Merrill Groelle North Market Street Merl Groelle Samuel Marrone Bryce Hopkins Civil Defense Larence Fahrney Winchester Hall William E. Zimmerman West College Terrace Edward Widmayer Jug Bridge Homemaker’s Club Hawaii Grace Young Rayhue Specht Mary Clingan

Incidental costs in perfume making and tips from Sheroken House

Memos discuss perfume production requiring two tons of roses for a pound of rose oil and using rare fixes like ambergris and civet. SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS at 10 E Church St Frederick offers stylists to assist with fragrance and beauty needs. Helpful hint notes a bottle left emptied retains scent briefly in a drawer corner.

Ambergris Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions Church St Frederick

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Stephen Babbitz Marcia K. Detwiler Paula Kay Lazrus New York City Eric L. Scheinbart New Britain Barry C. Detwiler Spencer Glickman New Haven Kenneth Reilly Robert Ziedman Riverdale N.Y Bermuda Cornwall Academy Great Barrington University of Bridgeport U.S. Army Medical ‘ Coors Reserve Stephen Babbitt Powell-Baltzley John Powell Fairfield, Pa Earles Restaurant United States Navy Norfolk, Va Mrs. Powell Homemakers Chorus Ward Schantz Gambrill Park Howard Stup Gathland Outerbride Pry Harmony Grove Wilbur Miller Indian Village David Eigenbrode Jefferson Charles Smith Jug Bridge Harry Hamilton Lewistown Lewis Martz Merryland Tract George W Lakin Mid-Valley Earl Leatherman Middletown Wilson Roberson Monocacy Village Guilford Himes Pleasant Austin Kelly Grayson Doub Jack McGolerick Pleasant Grove Marion Lawson Prospect Joseph Knauer Mt Airy Rosedale Nevin Waskey Skyline Harold Chichester Bradcock Heights Marvin Stambaugh Rocky Ridge Town & Country Thomas Williams Jr Unionville Henry Laughlin Urbana August Seickman William R. Sell Jon Crouch West Frederick Harry 4Immerman Woodsboro Gail Cutshall Society News Paul C. Crutchley RFD St. John’s Catholic Church William Simms Bassilica Mary Michael Lynch Daniel Lynch William Raleigh Hull Jr D-Mo Congressional Club Mary Kadull Paul Kadull Massachusetts Barry J. Crevey Ridge Road Mt. St. Mary’s Nota Delaine Hobbs Miss Payne Mr. Newman Frederick Club Hyattstown Auxiliary Miss Rosalie Pryor Thela Wilson Ey Davia Studio Patricia Shafer Robert DeRose Victor Cullen Hospital Home For the Aged Montevue County Frederick Memorial Hospital Harry Thomas Sunshine Ross Mills Walter Page Edgar Hawker Gardner Gremillon Calvary Methodist Church Leslie Wiles Foreign Policy Association Atlee Compher William King Lucille Cooper Ballenger Creek Buckeystown Homemakers Club Adamstown Club DeRose Bucklystown William H Zimmerman G Thomas III Zimmerman Richard Butler Lawrence Fry Ned Zeiler The Frederick Business and Francis Scott Key Hotel OFERR Wallace Nestle By Shi
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