Local Women Plan Heritage Focus and Youth Service Program
Mrs. Edward D. Storm of Frederick, president of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, outlined the administration theme Today-Fruit of the Past, Seed of the Future. She urged clubs to emphasize heritage preservation and youth services and called for voter registration and informed participation in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Maryland
Paul Mumford
Ocean City
Dante F. Benedette
Bowie
Walton Wil
Linthicum Heights
Ezra Arbaugh
Hampstead
Clarence McBride
Bethesda
John S. Gardiner
Baltimore
Sheraton-Silver Spring Motor Inn
Frederick M. Kipp
State Federation
William Hobson
Western District
Sperry L. Storm
Maryland Clubwoman Magazine
Robert Klein
Maryland Clubwoman's Conference
Leon Loeb
Charles Murray
Miss Diane Derr Weds Gary E Rohrer at Mt Nebo Church
Miss Diane Derr became the bride of Gary Ed win Rohrer July 2 at Mt Nebo Evangelical United Brethren Church. The couple are the children of local families, with both graduates of Boonsboro High School and workers in area plants. They will reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Derr
Gary E. Rohrer
Diane Louise Derr
Gary Edwin Rohrer
Mt. Nebo Evangelical
Linda Kayfauver
Hagerstown
Darla Ann Derr
RFD 2
Boonsboro
Sharon Rohrer
Cheryl Duffey
Galen Reeder
RFD 1
David Jones
Larry Henis
Scotty Derr
Tennessee
Boonsboro High School
Middletown Shoe Factory
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick
Bridge Clubs Hold Regular Games Across Frederick Area
The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday at Fitzgerald's near Thurmor for a regular session with North-South and East-West winners listed. Frederick Bridge Club played Monday at Fort De trick Officers Club with top pairs named, and The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at Anderson West Patrick Street with multiple winning pairs noted. Next week features a master point game and a winner’s event across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Fitzgerald
Restauren
Thurmor
Guy Hobbs
Robert Remsburg
William Benjamin
Jules Shapiro
Manuel Weinberg
Jourth
Arthur Strube
Charles Ambrose
W. M. Emerson
Hal Kelter
Frank Castle
Robert Poleto
Horace Rees
Col
Glenn Wilhide
Harry Ruch
Mary Fuss
Frederick
Duplicate Bridge Club
Amvers
West Patrick Street
Steve Shapiro
Gerald Yonetz
Thomas H. Brown
Robert Swanson
Everett Hanel
Lee Saylor
William Houck
Rosie Dodd
Limit tanning time to 20 40 and 60 minutes
Advice warns to limit tanning time during summer: 20 minutes first day, 40 minutes second day, and 60 minutes third day to reduce severe sunburn risk. Recommends constant use of suntan lotions with silicon to block harmful rays as advised by dermatologists.
Miss Roxie Ann Black Weds Bernard Stitely in Lutheran Chapel
Miss Roxie Ann Black and Bernard Ellis Stitely united in marriage June 26 at 2 30 p m in the Chapel Lutheran Church near Liberty town Rev Donald Haas officiated The bride daughter of Gordon A Black of New Windsor and Ira Bey of Frederick The ceremony featured a lace gown veil tiara and colonial bouquets with yellow and Nile green gowns for bridesmaids. Best man Wayne Brachey with ushers and a cousin ring bearer participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanore R. Simmons
Frederick
Chester W. Stine Jr
South Charlestown
N.H
South End Baptist Church
J. Thomas Shinner
Eleanor W. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Howard D. J. Zimmerman
Helen Stine
Chester W. Stine
Kenneth Poling
Rebecca Simmons
Drexel Smith
Roxie Ann Black
Bernard Ellis Stitely
Chapel Lutheran
Libertytown
Donald Haas
Gordon A Black
RFD
New Windsor
Ira
Frederic
Linda Lee Black
RFD 2
Goria Jo Witt
Dill Avenue
Linda Hardenhorn
Dianne Black
Loria Ann Black
Maid of Honor’s
Maid of Honor
Wayne Brachey
Ladiesburg
Richard Shelton
Ernest Rice
Richard Dudderer
Susan Ecker
Uniontown
Harry Krantz
Hall Saylor
Fear Frederick
Harold Myers
John Albaugh
Albert Ecker
Rogerlee Grossnickle
East Third Street
Arthur Grossnickle
Darrow Sweadner Vows at Libertytown Methodist Church
Miss Myra Cornelia Sweadner and Ronald Harry Darrow wed June 17 at Libertytown Methodist Church with Rev. Albert K Lane Jr officiating. The couple, both from Maryland, plan to reside in Libertytown after a trip to Ocean City. She is a NIH chemotherapy employee. he is a U S Army veteran and works with D K Sutcliffe Associates. A wedding rehearsal dinner followed at Betty's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Cornelia Sweadner
Ronald Harry Darrow
Libertytown Methodist Church
Albert K. Lane Jr
Duval W. Sweadner
Libertytown
Harry W. Dartow
Rockford, Ill
John A. Schuyler
Easton
Gareth D. Sneadner
Mealey's Hotel
New Market
Ocean City
Darrow
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
United States Army
Polly's Pointers and Practical Laundry Tricks
Dear Polly offers tips on restoring aluminum storm windows with steel wool, resizing a sweater by sewing and cutting before, and shrinking an acrylic sweater by tumble drying with towels as buffers. Practical home care notes share DIY steps and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Stasia Stasia
Linnea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Hughes
Hugh E. Whitaker
Salisbury
Bradford
Hugh Edmund Whitaker
Stine Simmons Vous
Thepa
Susan Stauffer Hughes
Bethesda Methodist Church
Kenneth Rose
Alton Edmund Hughes
Clyde Roosevelt Whitaker
Gibgon Island
D. Murray Stauffer
Fairview Avenue
James H. Hawfield
Philip A. Insley
Thomas A. Maguire
E. Harrison Stone
John Walther
Trenton
Nan A. Ross
Bride of
Clyde Whitaker
William P. Hoffman
Washington
Alton E. Hughes Jr
John Richardson
Gibson Island
James Smith
Hyattsville
Green Hill Yacht and Country Club
Bermuda
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Space Defense Plant
Westinghouse
Glen Burnie
Protea
Hackman
Mrs
Elaine Carey
Lee E. Carey
RFD 5
Elaine
Tts
Nelson Brook
Delaware
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Jane Darkis
Bernard Stitely
Darrow Sweadner
Davis Studio
Bernard E. Stitely
Plaian
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
S. Market St
N. Market St
Spartan
Browning Constru
Cedar Grove
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