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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
2
Photo by Nelson Brooks June Shankle. Also modeling were Mrs. Jerry Welsh and Mrs. Mida Gilbert. Beginning in February the club will sponsor a sewing work shop open to anyone interested.
Mr and Mrs James H Wright of Eupora Mississippi announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to James Robert Clodfelter of Damascus Mississippi The wedding is planned for February 5 at The Chapel of Memories in Starkville Mississippi
An exhibit of student prints from George Washington University opens February 3 at Hood College’s Hudson Gallery in the Totem Arts Center. The show features etchings engravings lithographs and serigraphs and runs through March 1 with hours 9 am to 4 pm weekdays and 2 30 to 5 pm Sundays.
In February the Libertytown Homemakers Club plans a public sewing class as part of a long running program. The club, in its 45th year, features leaders Mrs. Walter Winebrenner and charter members Mrs. Sidney Hammond and Mrs. Raymond Wright. It offers workshops on slipcovers and furniture refinishing, with members teaching both club and community members. Contact the club president for details.
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports 25 years of service certificates for Dr B O Thomas Jr and Dr Thomas H Quill. The hospital bought an electro surgical cautery unit for the operating room. Nursing Education director Elizabeth Derr attended a January 24 meeting in Baltimore. Accounting and Purchasing moved to new quarters in the Nurses Residence, with the LPN program also relocating. December 1966 admissions were 19 fewer than December 1965, average daily census 122 vs 115, occupancy 76% vs 71.4%, and average length of stay 1.8 days.
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