Frederick Red Cross board elects new members and honors aides
At the Frederick Chapter annual Board meeting on July 21 the Red Cross crowned fourteen local nurses aides with caps. Six new board members were elected for three years, including R. O. Wightman of Fort Detrick and Rev. Henry McDonald, joining a 15-member roster. The chapter approved a 29,383 dollar budget, noted donor gains, and issued calls for summer swimming instructors and more male motor corps drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Board of Directors
Frederick
American Red Cross
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Marion Comer
Gray Ladies
Charles Zang
Audrey Carbaugh
Charlotte Chaney
Ann Cornish
April Danner
Barbara Falk
Deborah Hoy
Laura Muehl
Barbara Tobery
Dixie Vess
Sandra Wagner
Paula
Charles F. Murphy
Helen Gardiner
Wallace FE. Hutton
Henry McDonald
David Campbell
Mayetta Herschberger
Martin Flahavan
William Wallace
Eric Lundgren
Paul 5. Michael
Harrison McAlpine
Paul S. Michael
Richard Nallin
E. Dwight McCain
Allen Qu
Forningston
Jeanne Bussard
William Kemp
Charles Mathias Jr
Gay Stup
Jessica Lewis
Morris Kosman
Howard A. Prior
Frederick County
The
Charlotte
J Rolfe Castleman
the Red Cross
Wallace
Richard Wightman
Zonta Club social highlights at Salvation Army HQ
The Zonta Club held a July summer picnic and social at Salvation Army headquarters on West Fifth Street featuring a meal prepared by Capt. Joy Woodcock for 31 members and five visitors. Guests included Patty Breedlove, Edmound Walden, Mary Agnes Webb, Veronica Catlett, Margaret Munn, and Hood College advisor Estelle Fellows. Restoration of plans for Aug events and a Shady Grove theatre party were noted, alongside brief book and library notices from the club’s Adult Collection selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Patty Breedlove
Moundsville
W. Va
Capt. Woodcock
Edmound Walden
Charlesville
Fla
Bonita Maas
Mary Agnes Webb
Estelle Fellows
Veronica Catlett
Margaret Munn
Hood College
Evelyn Mudge
Books at Frederick library break borrowing records
Frederick Countians borrowed 152200 books from the public library in the just closed fiscal year. The C Burr Artz Library lent 113825 volumes, a peak in its history, up 4.5 percent from the prior year despite a removal of a free overdue. The bookmobile started in April and lent 7704 books in three months. Thurmont led with 10506 borrowed. Emmitsburg 7179. Brunswick 5759. Middletown deposit 2852. Walkersville 4326.
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Frederick Countians
C. Burr Artz
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Middletown
Walkersville
Miss Rosalie Hawkins Honored At Surprise Bridal Shower
Friends hosted a Lewistown Methodist Church bridal shower for Miss Rosalie Hawkins wife of Robert Grimes daughter of Ethel Clary and relatives from Lewistown. Attendees included many Grimes and Burrier family members with gifts sent by additional friends unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Hawkins
Lewistown Methodist Church
James Grimes
John Grimes
Ruth Grimes
Donald Roach
Lewistown
Miss Hawkins
Ethel Clary
West South Street
Robert Grimes
Staley Grimes
Walkersville Evangelical
Albert Powell
Seph Thomas
Alton Powell
Mary Grimes
Harold Stull
Harold Brunner
Charles Brunner
Gilmer Burrier
Paul Burrier
Charles Burrier
Florence Grimes
Emmett Dove
Norma Stull
Reynold Williams
Peggy Clabaugh
Walter Keyser
Lester Burrier
Patricia O’brien
Marsha Burrier
Terree Grimes
Tammy Grimes
Nancy Dove
Jimmy Dove
Mae Burrier
Michael Pue
Donald Wilcom
Harold Burrier
Nancy Burrier
Erma Jean Grimes
Raymond Stull Sr
Ross Stull
Louise Stull
Kenneth Stull
Lester Utterback
Mixed pairs champions crowned at Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick bridge clubs held events at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Fitzgeralds Restaurant with multiple prize winners named. Patricia Hertzler married Richard E. Zimmerman Jr. at Andrews AFB Chapel. 4-H brunch planned by Frederick City club. Creslan acrylic fabric featured at World's Fair House displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Afb Chapel
Frederick Bridge Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ralph Smith
Robert Swanson
Leonard Spero
Ben Lambiotte
Harold Hess
Phillips Pearson
Pat Wacker
Charles Price
Catoctin
Robert Smith
Frank Libman
Ta o’Connor
Ethel Whitehill
Patricia Ann Hertzler
Richard E. Zimmerman Jr
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp Springs
John G. Hertsler
Clinton
Richard E. Zimmerman Sr
Rock Creek Drive
Lavalier
Susan Hertzler
Barbara Love- Jess
Marand Trimble
Oppehview, J
G. Edward Hemby
New Market
James Brusseau
District Heights
Carl Brandenburg
Biggs Avenue
Barbara Hofstad
Robert Russell
West Seventh Street
General Foulois
Zimmerman
University of Maryland
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Aes Oe
Atantic City
West Hyattsville
Futuristic Beauty Trends Much Hairless Humans Ahead
Lady readers are teased with a playful future view from a biology professor predicting humans become appendage free and nearly toe less in 65 centuries. The column then shifts to modern fashion, praising permanents and hair adornment while promoting Sheroken House of Hair Fashions at 10 East Church Street with 663-4421 for eyebrow arching and beauty services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yul Brynner
Lessor
Sheroken House of Hair Fashions
East Church Street
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J. Rolfe Castleman Chaney
Laura Muhi
Paula White
Teresa Watkins
Sara Weddle
Betsy Zang
Zontas
Capt
Joy Woodcock
Loreen Bowlus
Rita Geisken
Marjorie Etchison
America
Thomas C. Jones
United States
Century Magazine
Harper’s Magazine
Frederick Remington
Colonies
California
New York
Joe Franklin
Egypt
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Viscount Churchill
Winston Churchill
England
Katharine Cornell
C. Burr
James Michener
Camp David
Fletcher Knebel
Bill Sands
Paris
Larry Collins
Dominique Lapierre
Edith Sitwell
Samuel Eliot Morison
Daphne du Maurier
Bel Kaufman
Herzog
Saul Bellow
Elizabeth Longford
Morris West
Herman Wonk
Ewspapei
Che
Zis
Richard Zimmerman Jr
Fitzgerald
Amvets
West Patrick Street
Walter Feaga
Mary Fuss
Ger- Gerald Yonetz
Jules Shapiro
Robert Remsburg
Edward Thomas
Pearson
Evelyn Krantz
Richard Kelly
Frank
City
Frederick City
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
James Tinney
Sharon
Dvke
Patrick Street
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