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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
17
A bridge recount shows how incorrect play with jack and two small cards against ace king nine can fail. South wins East’s heart jack, then proceeds through clubs and diamonds, misreads singleton queen risks, and loses a finesse that could have been avoided by guarding against a small singleton.
The Holstein District Black and White Show, Maryland s largest dairy cattle field day, will be held next Tuesday at 10 am at the Frederick Fairgrounds. About 234 head from 93 exhibitors including 22 adults and 61 4 H members from Frederick and Montgomery counties will compete under sponsorship by the Maryland Holstein Association the Maryland State Fair Board the Frederick and Montgomery County Holstein Associations and the University of Maryland Extension Service. Edwin C. Fry of Chestertown is chief judge and Richard R. Holter of Jefferson is field day committee chairman. Frederick County exhibitors include Marvin L. Burdette J M Cr um C Lester Dudrow A Fry J Fred Groomes Roscoe Harbaugh Jr J Hildebrand and Son Arthur House Lee A. House Ira Ifert and Sons Jorgensen and Rhoderick W C Kepler T Maynard King and Son Locvate Farms Alice Messer James A. Page A Doty Remsburg Charles Rhoderick Charles T. Smith Jr Ray Ho Smith and Son Edgar C. Wirts Jr and Russell S. Wachter among others. Montgomery exhibitors include Paul D. Burdette James Clagett Filbert Farms John L. King and Sons Leslie C. King and Sons Merkle A. King and Son W L King Vincent Sutlian Ralph and Grover Walker. Awards will honor the grand champion female, senior and junior champions, and the champion bull.
Members of the Fidelis Bible Class of Grace United Church of Christ were entertained recently at the Clarke Place home of Mrs. Julia Hollis and Mrs. Mary Catherine Dorsey. After a picnic supper, the monthly meeting was held.
Betty Rager presided as a sale was announced for October 26 in the Taney apartments. Birthday songs honored Mrs. Evelyn Null and others while prizes went to several guests. On June 21 the class celebrated its 45th anniversary with a covered dish meal for 75 members and a short program featuring singing, duets, solos, and remarks by Rev. Dr. Raymond Wilhelm.
The longtime educator who has taught the class for 35 years recently celebrated her 93rd birthday. On July 12, the group gathered for a picnic supper at Mrs. Helen Hobbs's Mt. Airy home and a white elephant auction followed. Mrs. Virginia Smith acted as auctioneer, with Mrs. Amelia Miller, Mrs. Helen Hobbs, Mrs. Mary Fout, Mrs. Mildred Stitely and Mrs. Regina Riddlemoser in attendance.
Ethel Lilian Voynich, 96, author of The Gadfly, died Wednesday in New York. The 19th century novel made her famous behind the Iron Curtain and she had recently received tributes from the Soviet government for her romantic tale of an Englishman who becomes a revolutionary hero in 19th century Italy against the Hapsburgs.
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