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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

6

Davidson dazzles crowd at Shady Grove opening night

John Davidson delivers a dynamic Broadway and TV style performance at Shady Grove Music Theatre in Rockville drawing standing ovations and autograph lines as Joan Rivers also charms the audience with spontaneous, risqué humor and a grand stage finish. The two stars wrap up a run scheduled through Sunday.

Rockville John Davidson Shady Grove Music Theatre Davidson Joan Rivers Carol Burnett Lucille Ball Shady Grove

New Jaycee Wives Name Nelly Rife President of Frederick Chapter

Mrs. Nelly Rife elected president of the Frederick Jaycee Wives brings a life of travel and public service. Born in the Philippines, she lived in Okinawa and France before settling in Woodsboro area. A nurse and educator, she lectures in continuing education, teaches Far Eastern cookery, organizes clubs, and chairs civic committees.

Nelly Rife Frederick Jaycee Wives Phillipines Okinawa France United States Army Orleans Mt. Vernon Georgetown U. School of Nursing Pan American Bill Woodsboro Rife Board of Education Frederick Community College Frederick County Homemakers Club Civil Defense and Jaycee Wives Organization

Low mood affects 90 percent untreated in America says Dr Kline

AP reports Dr Nathan Kline notes many with low mood go untreated. He cites an estimated 90 percent of Americans and 10 percent or fewer in Britain seek help. He emphasizes anhedonia as a key symptom and urges medical treatment when mood persists beyond three days and impairs function.

Kaffeeklatsch Nathan Kline Denghausen Bermuda W. Lindford Rees Royal College of Psychiatrists Great Britain Council On Family Health Producers of Medicines

Man and fiancée seek name change guidance for marriage

Denver resident Robert Jaeger Jr writes that he plans to marry this month and prefers sharing a surname to symbolize family unity. The Center for a Woman's Own Name offers printed materials and legal advice on retaining a maiden name, combining names, or changing to a husband’s name.

NEA Robert Jaeger Jr Denver Colo Terry Tepper Lawrence Weiner Illinois Terry Weiner Terry Priscilla Macdougall Madison Wisc John Brown Equal Credit Opportunity Act Jaeger Christine Kellman-Smith Smith Center Kimberley Barrington

Towson Couple Wed In Double Ring Church Ceremony

Miss Florence L. Polk of Emmitsburg and Mark Scannell of Towson exchanged vows at St. Marys Church Towson in a double ring ceremony. Polk, a 1973 St Josephs High School graduate, attended Frederick Community College. Scannell, a 1970 St Marys High School and 1974 St Marys College graduate, now lives and works in Towson with his wife.

Florence L. Polk Monique Polk West Main Street Emmitsburg Mark Scannell Raymond Scannell Towson St. Mary's Catholic Church Scannell St. Mary's High School Mr. St. Mary's College

Colonial Dames Hear Pocahontas Scholarships and Name Change Talk

The Colonial Dames XVII Century met June 21 at Mrs. Leo Miller’s Oak Hill home in Hagerstown. Mrs. Harold B. Chait discussed the Pocahontas Project funding nursing scholarships and maintaining Pocahontas Burial Place in Gravesend England. She urged locating eligible local girls with Indian background.

Sir George Calvert Leo Miller Oak Hill Hagerstown Mac Conrad Harold B. Chait National Society Colonial Dames

Granary to Host Weekend Craft Demonstrations

The Granary in Frederick hosts weekend craft demos inside its thick walled, high ceiling space with old machinery from the former granary era. Demonstrations include spinning by Ann Marshall, stained glass by Fred Olsen, batik by Gail Padgett, and portraits by Carroll Levitt in a small museum opening.

Frederick Derrick and Gambrill Ann Marshall Batik Gail Padgett Carroll Levitt

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