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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1974
Page
6
The couple, Miss Compton and Mies Dale Lacrarne Cototon, wed with a traditional ceremony. They plan to reside at Graceham after a trip to Williamsburg, following the wedding at Miz and Mrs unt Raw, Mees Ridge.
The Libertytown Homemakers annual covered dish picnic drew nineteen members and two guests to Mrs Edward Gloyd's home. Buckaroo Beans Apache Bread and Chipper Fried Cookies were served from the Outdoor Cookery lesson. A gift and the gavel passed from outgoing President Mrs Charles Anglesbee to incoming President Mrs Burkhard Fogle. Officers include Vice President Mrs Paul Fritz Secretary Miss Pauline Etzler Treasurer Mrs George Stevens Historian Mrs Raymond Keller Director Mrs Wilson Stull. Next meeting is Sept 25 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Michael Pasquarette's home.
Gov. Margaret Supplee installed new officers for the Soroptimist Club of Frederick County at the Cozy Restaurant. Mollie Young becomes president with Olive Long as vice president and Alice Gregg as treasurer for 1974 75. Virginia Stevens is recording secretary and Keta Remavage is corresponding secretary. Hazel Caldwell and Ada Sperry serve as directors. Corinne Wastler entertained guests with piano songs. meetings resume Sept. 4 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
Walkersville Seniors met at Georgetown Chapel on July 17 with 46 members including new members Mrs. Catherine Working and Miss Virgie Clark. They enjoyed strawberry shortcake and iced tea, sang to July birthdays, and explored Stephen Foster life through a filmstrip and narration. The August picnic is set for Aug 21 at the Methodist Playground, with potluck dishes and drinks supplied.
Sidebar guidance notes that toenail care requires a full overhaul on a five to six week cycle whether or not the nails are polished. It emphasizes routine maintenance and consistent timing for best results.
Mrs Waverley Artz formerly Joan Dennis of Frederick was elected president of the United Givers Fund in Vicksburg becoming the second woman in 20 years to hold that post. She is wife of Dr Waverley Artz a local dentist and mother of five. Her prior offices include Salvation Army president and community council chairperson of 150 agencies along with leadership roles in St Francis Xavier clubs and Catholic parish boards.
Laila Kaantz wed in a ceremony at a South Bend church with Elder Stephen Gillard and Elder Hutvert Lane officiating. Attendants included Mrs Sur Lawrence as matron of honor and bridesmaids Nanette Carter and Linda Carter. The groom is from Lumbertown with studies in mathematics. after a trip to Gettysburg the couple will reside in Houston, Texas. A separate Brunswick ceremony united Hilda D. Carter and Vernon M. Carey at the Brunswick First Church of God with Rev. Harold C. Beck officiating.
Miss Jo Ann Hahn and Dwight Walter Hoffman wed on June 2 at the Assembly of God Church in Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Arnold Hoffman with Richard Leon Hahn Sr of Brunswick acting as father of the bride. The groom is son of Dallas Walter Hoffman Knoxville. Miss Susan Ruthamn Hoffman was maid of honor and George Allan Lewis served as best man. The couple will reside in Knoxville after a reception at the groom's parents home. Both graduates of Brunswick High School with 1975 and 1972 diplomas respectively. he is employed by Auto Craft Frederick.
brightly colored cotton umbrellas gain popularity as fashion items due to vivid color reproduction and pattern detail, with cotton noted for superior color retention compared to other fabrics used in umbrellas.
Kathleen Frances Mills and Mark E. Crone announce their engagement. Kathleen, daughter of Basil H. Mills and wife, is a Frederick High School graduate and two year Frederick Community College student aiming for an A A degree. Mark Crone, son of Glen E. Crone and wife, is a Frederick High graduate and head of the parts department at Ford Equipment Company. A fall wedding is planned.
Miss Huffer becomes bride to Garland G Huffer at the Fort Knox Officers Club. Lt Janes Po Hacalepercy and Grover groups attend the reception as guests register led by David Fo Meter. The bride, graduate of Middletown High, works as a secretary for the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown.
A kitchen decorated with majolica becomes inviting and practical. The article traces majolica’s American production from 1850 in Baltimore to later firms in New York and Wellsville, noting distinctive Etruscan pieces and common motifs. It highlights marks, patterns, and functional potential of the pottery.
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