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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
4
Frederick women’s clubs present items and events across fashion and homemaking topics. Social teas and meetings showcase community involvement, with announcements of upcoming gatherings and plans for charitable drives.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Lana Singleton Garrett of Norfolk to Mr. James Walker Carty of Rockwell Terrace. The ceremony is set for wbpe 28 at 4 30 p.m. at Free Mason Baptist Church Norfolk with a reception at Norfolk Yacht and Country Club.
Lorraine Witmer celebrated her 18th birthday with a surprise party. Friends and family attended, including Phivp Zimmer, Kalya Avkerman, David Reed, Katrina Retkenbo, Guy Wakrs, Siomel Harman, Christine Maines, Larry Rebecca Filer, Raney Jane Wiss, and many others. Guests arrived with cake and gifts, and plans were shared for future gatherings. The event took place on a date mentioned as the 27th at an unspecified time.
Knights and clubs report results from a regional bridge gathering with pairs led by Reiss and Verdi. Winners include Wanners, Smik, and Dard, with notable games at Vas Thee and Pet Wye.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to a women’s group game and a 24 point score. Names and places are obfuscated, with unclear match details. The readable bits indicate a sport item referencing teams and a score, but essential context is missing to identify participants, date, or venue.
The Garden Club of Frederick announces spring flower show classes for June 12 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Horticultural divisions include roses, bearded irises, peonies, delphiniums, and flowering shrubs with artistic classes such as heritage arrangements and Luncheon on the Terrace. General chairman is Mrs. Clement E Gardiner III with a large committee handling schedule staging classifications and awards.
Hood College expects more than 360 alumnae to return for the annual Alumnae Association meeting and Alumnae Day program. Events include a Fox Alumnae Headquarters gathering, a luncheon in the dining hall, and an 8 15 p.m. choral concert by the Head College Choir in Brodbeck Ifill. The concert previews music slated for a European tour this summer in England, Holland, and Germany. Dr. Andrew G. Traxal, former Hood president, will speak at the Bacalaureate reception following.
The Gathland Homemakers Club met June 4 at Mrs Roy Magaha's home with scripture reading prayer and song. Guests included Mrs J Vernon Coblentz and Mrs Adele Miller. Coblentz showed a film on the Museum of President Eisenhower and Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore. The next meeting is set for September 3 at Mrs Maurice Grossnickle's home.
Two distinct monarch butterfly populations exist in North America, one in the western states and another spanning the Midwest and East. The distinction reflects geographic distribution and migratory patterns observed by researchers.
Plans unfold for the second Frederick Civic Club antique show and sale on June 14 to 16 at West Frederick Junior High School. The event, part of Heritage Week activities, includes Steiner House tours and daily demonstrations in refinishing antiques and pastels, with exhibitors from up to 400 miles. Funds support Steiner House restoration.
Mother's Day style ad copy for King's Men's Wear promoting gift ideas for Dad. Encourages breakfast in bed or dinner out, new suit or hat, wallets, cufflinks, colognes, and personalized belts. Emphasizes personalized touches to make Father's Day special.
A local high school event features a show with country ham sandwiches and homemade cakes and pies for attendees.
The 11th annual Koogle family reunion is set for June 160 at Braddock Heights with members tracing lineage back to the American Revolution. Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, canonized in 1946, is noted as the first American citizen saint by the Catholic Church.
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