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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
3
A Reading Laboratory column explains loaded language in two editorials, showing how words reveal or conceal bias. It cites terms like rabble-rousers, robber barons, fascistic, and thraldom, urging readers to spot bias and use evidence over labels.
Woodsboro American Legion Auxiliary met May 25 at 8 p.m. President Mrs. Maxine Murray led roll call and committee names. New member Mrs. Mattie Schaffer joined. district president Mrs. Lynn Wantz and Mrs. Mervin Green attended from Thurmont.
I Budd Rockower of Philadelphia was elected president of the Middle Atlantic District of Bnai Brith, succeeding Alan Silbergleit of Asbury Park. The district has 500 lodges in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and West Virginia. Harry Barton of Charleston W Va was elected first vice president with Dr Leon Robbins of Lancaster Pa and Philip Lax of Maplewood N J as vice presidents. Tobacco is listed as the fifth largest US cash crop behind cotton wheat corn and soybeans.
Rev Albert Patterson Shirkey of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Shepherd College’s 91st graduating class in Shepherdstown W Virginia. President Oliver S Ikenberry presided as the 7 pm service followed a 3 pm reception at the President's Cottage with a program featuring choir, music, readings, prayers, announcements and benediction by local pastors.
Freder ick Academy of the Visitation hosts a dairy farm project on May 26 in the academy garden East Second Street. First graders display live animals including a bull calf heifer kid rabbit duck monkey pony and dog with care demonstrations. A Dairy Council film Uncle Jims Dairy Farm is shown and eighth graders and Mrs Earl Geisbert sponsor the event with parent involvement.
About 300 attended a Montgomery Light Opera Association production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers at Frederick High School. The Rotary Club sponsored the benefit for the Frederick Track and Field Club and the Boy Scout Capital Campaign.
The register covers weddings in McSherrystown and Emmitsburg, including Eva Catherine Smith marrying George Harris Ashbaugh in McSherrystown with a formal church ceremony and reception, and Shirley Louise Wagerman marrying Francis Allen Cool in Emmitsburg with a reception in St Euphemia's Hall. Also noted is the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jacob Castle in Frederick.
Mrs Kemp newly elected president of Frederick County Council of Homemakers was feted at a surprise tea hosted by Gambrill Park Homemakers Club. About 75 members attended at Eastview home of Mrs. Quinn Sr., with Mrs Miller Mrs McConnell Mrs Stup among pictured guests.
Mrs. Austin E. Kemp was honored at a surprise tea hosted by Gambrill Park Homemakers Club at Eastview home of Mrs. Harry L. Quinn Sr. The event drew about 75 attendees including Monocacy Homemakers Club members and home economics extension staff. A pony drawing raised over 250 dollars for Easter Seal Treatment Center with Darryl Cramer drawing the winning ticket.
Thurmont Junior Chamber of Commerce installed new officers Frank Martin president Dominick Massett internal VP Joe Szymialis treasurer Paul Birdsall secretary Fred Bower state director Ken Fraley external director and Richard Creager internal director at a Cozy Restaurant banquet about 20 attendees and spouses. Clarence Peiper reviewed 1983-84 activities highlighting Carolyn Fraley's talent contest showing merits awards and attendance honors. Gerald Fitzgerald received an Exhausted Rooster certificate marking age 35 and leaving active membership. State president John Schiminger will attend the June 18 Cozy Restaurant meeting.
The Zonta Club of Frederick held a Monday dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers were praised, new committees formed for Public Affairs and Status of Women, and plans included Foster Child support and a contribution to the American Field Service. Members discussed Girl Scouts Camp brochures. future programs titled New Dimensions in Government were announced. A June wedding is planned for Miss Etchison.
The group considers a campaign against misleading canned food labeling and advertising. Mrs Virginia Thomas proposes forming a committee to study the 1963 66 scholarship. Other projects include a Montevue guest visit and the Esther Grimage Kindergarten. Nan Roderick announces a summer schedule of two meetings monthly with a June 22 picnic.
Ditto Reunion Group led by Mrs Edith Ditto Wolfinger announces the nineteenth annual reunion on Sunday afternoon June 28 at South Pavilion in Hagerstown City Park with basket lunches and 1 p.m. meal. Officers listed include President Mrs Wolfin ger Smithsburg and Treasurer Sam Ditto Hagerstown. Graduation note: Richard W. Meehan son of Mrs W Cash Smith Wood s Mill Farm Woodsboro to receive B S from Lafayette College Easton Pa June 5.
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