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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
7
Sidelights recalls a busy Fourth of July weekend in Frederick with fireworks at the Shopping Center, motorcycle races, the Lions Club skit That Was The Year That Was, and other city happenings. It also recollects old Frederick papers and local memorabilia shared by Kiwanis member Jesse B Anders, plus a recent local wedding details.
A June 20 surprise party at Friendship Methodist Church honored Rev. James H. Smith, pastor of Mt Airy and Damascus Methodist churches, who received an early American desk and chair from Mt Zion Pleasant Grove and Friendship churches. Attendees included Mrs. Smith, his two daughters Jamie and Reesie, and numerous pastors and families.
Miss Dzidra Rutenbergs of Lindbergh Avenue, a Hood College mathematics instructor, participates in the twelfth Mathematics Institute for College Teachers at Rutgers Summer Session. She holds a Master of Science from New York University and is pursuing a Doctorate.
Applications are now being accepted to exhibit at the Arts and Crafts Festival in Middletown Virginia from August 1 to 9. Exhibits include pottery ceramics leatherwork crochet needlework quilting carving and jewelry making under the supervision of Mrs Herbert White who handles exhibits.
Members of the Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association gathered at Mrs. Wendy Herd's home at Fort Detrick with co host Mrs. Francis. Fifteen members and two guests attended including Mrs Barbara Collins and Mrs Aud rey Lavett. Lavett is here on exchange with her husband and children for two years and has lived in Frederick a few months. An area meeting is planned in Baltimore July 12. contact Mrs Helen Cissna for details. A door prize went to Mrs Cissna. Saturday guests attended a dinner at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with 11 members. Next meeting set for July 28 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Helen James East Patrick Street, dress white accessories and a pink orchid corsage. The bride wore a sky blue dress with white accessories and a white rose corsage. The couple resides in Myersville. The bride is a graduate of Ohio State University in Columbus with a bachelor in bacteriology and works as a microbiologist at Fort Detrick US Army labs. The groom holds degrees from Purdue University and served in the US Army Chemical Corps. he is a microbiologist at Fort Detrick labs.
Members of the Frederick Bridge Club held their weekly game at the VFW Country Club near Frederick Monday evening. East-West and North-South winners across multiple events at Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont and Amvets Club on West Patrick Street are listed with partners. Next week’s schedule includes a 7:30 p.m. start at the VFW and monthly match point games at Amvets.
Miss Lorena Lee Trace, daughter of Mrs. Doris Trace and the late John Trace, married Gerald Leon Kershner at Trinity United Church of Christ in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 20. Rev H Clayton Moyer officiated. Joseph Bowers accompanied on organ. The bride wore a silk faced pearl dress with Alencon lace, a pearl crown veil, and carried a white orchid bouquet. Attendants wore mint green silk organza gowns. Richard Machemer served as best man. ushers included Rev Nevin Kershner and Lawrence Koch. A reception followed in Harbaugh Hall. The couple both hold teaching degrees and work in local districts.
Readable notes from a library display list several titles and authors, highlighting espionage history and biographies. It mentions Strangers on a Bridge about the U2 exchange and Kennedy speeches, plus Africa wildlife, Alger and Bracken biographies, etiquette guides, and a roundup of local wedding notices and staff positions at area libraries.
Frederick celebrates Independence weekend with a city fireworks show set for Friday night. Local authorities urge spectators to bring blankets and arrive early to secure viewing areas near Baker Park and the Carroll Creek area.
Lines of people waited for new books delivered this week from the C Burr Library to deposit stations in Middletown and Walkersville. In June 401 books went to Walkersville Pharmacy and 375 to Middletown, with children the largest readers. The Gem Laundry depot run by Mrs Mary Fulmer houses the small stations, which rely on store proprietors' courtesy for free operation.
Sales of cattle and calves accounted for nearly one quarter of total receipts from cattle products marketed in 1963. The report highlights cattle market strength and the share of bovine products in overall agricultural earnings.
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