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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1966

Page

2

Frederick Memorial Hospital Building and Bridal News

The Frederick Memorial Hospital building program advances with concrete poured for part of the first floor and basement work nearing completion. The Building Fund totals $1,209,220.62 as of July 21 1966. The Women’s Auxiliary runs the Pinky Committee which makes Pinky Puppets for pediatric patients and funds other hospital projects. Miss Nancy Ethel Higgins and Robert Elgin James Jr wed July 9 at Calvary Baptist Church with detailed bridal attire and reception. the couple will reside in Frederick after a Jamaica trip. The article closes with fashion notes on sun hats and practical beach headwear for summer.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Byron D. White Nancy Ethel Higgins Robert Elgin James, Jr Calvary Baptist Church J. C. Goare

Two Nurses to Graduate at Washington County Hospital School

Two area women will graduate from the Washington County Hospital School of Nursing Saturday at Hagerstown. They are Nancy Kay Horman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George W. Horman Jr. of RFD 4 Frederick and Barbara Ellen Putman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Putman of RFD 3, Frederick.

Washington County Hospital School of Nursing Hagerstown Nancy Kay Horman George W. Horman Jr RFD Frederick Barbara Ellen Putman Charles W. Putman Charles Glick Frederick County Association For Jeanne Bussard

Frost-Hoopengardner Vows Exchanged At Frostburg

Miss Alleene Mae Frost and Alton Burns Hoopengardner were joined in marriage at 4 pm on June 25 at the Welsh Memorial Baptist Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Benjamin W. Coe with Rev. Freder ick J. Gamble assisting. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Banks Frost, taught biology at Thurmont High School. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Hoopengardner of Hancock, teaches English and social studies at Hancock High School. They will live in Buck Valley, Pa. The bride wore an empire crepe gown with train. the wedding party wore blue and white accents. A reception followed at the American Legion Home. The couple is Frostburg State College graduates. he served in the Intelligence Corps and Special Forces.

Alleene Mae Frost Alton Burns Hoopengardner The Welsh Memorial Baptist Church Harry Banks Frost Frostburg Guy A. Hoppengardner RFD 1 Hancock American Legion Home Jeannie Sue Coe Virginia Doris A. Hoppengardner Ned Willets McCauley Williamsport Judith Coe Hill Washington, D.C Frank R. Marien Tourmont Linda A Intelligence Corps Special Forces U.S. Army Hancock High School

Wolf-Coblentz Wedding Exchanged At Harmony Church

Miss Ellen Kay Wolf and James Austin Coblentz married at 2 p.m. July 19 in Harmony Church of the Brethren. Rev. Basil Grossnickle led a double ring ceremony. The bride, a 1966 Middletown High graduate, wore a lace and silk gown with a pearl crown veil. The groom, 1965 Middletown High graduate, works in farming. They plan a trip to Ohio and reside near Middletown.

Ellen Kay Wolf James Austin Coblentz Harmony Church of the Brethren Basil Grossnickle Albert L. Wolf Myersville Austin B. Colbentz Jefferson LeRoy Baker Ronald Wolf Sarah Leatherman Middletown Rosalie Gilbert Virginia Leatherman Wayne Summers Gary Harshman Oliver Coblentz

Better Homemaking Color in Outdoor Furniture Trends

The piece notes a shift from rustic outdoor furniture to comfort and color. Old wicker and wooden pieces are fading as designers pursue contoured seating, aluminum frames, and bright colors such as pumpkin and avocado. New lines feature anodized blue, antique patina green finishes, durable webbing, and foldable designs to save storage space.

Couple Weds at Fort Gordon Chapel Georgia

Miss Helen Catherine Busbee wed Richard Wolfe on July 9 at the Fort Gordon chapel in Georgia. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Busbee of Ward South Carolina and the bride’s mother is Mrs Orval Wolfe of RFD 5.

Helen Catherine Busbee Richard Wolfe Fort Gordon Lewis Busbee Ward, S. C Orval Wolfe RFD Frederick

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