Certificates Of Appreciation Awarded Montevue Home Auxiliary
Mrs. Edward Seligmann Jr. was installed president of the Montevue Home Auxiliary for a second term Sunday afternoon at the chapel. More than 50 guests witnessed the installation and awards. Past president Mrs. Charles Glick administered the oath. officers installed included first VP Elliott Weinberg, second VP Frank Fraley, recording secretary Milton Gordon, corresponding secretary Joseph Kowalski, treasurer Morton Reitman, and directors Grayson Palmer Snook, Harry Radcliff, Jane Kemp, Charles J. Wiles, and William King. Certificates of appreciation were given to numerous groups and individuals, and Mrs. Seligmann praised supporters of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seligmann Jr
Montevue Home Auxiliary
Charles Glick
Auxiliary
Seligmann
Elliott Weinberg
Frank Fraley
Milton Gordon
Joseph Kowalski
Morton Reitman
Grayson Palmer Snook
Harry Radcliff
Jane Kemp
Charles J. Wiles
William King
Stockman Couple Celebrates 251st Wedding Anniversary
Celebrate anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stockman of West South Street honored Friday by their son Terrance Stockman and his wife. Married June 4, 1940 by the late Rev. Malcolm S. Taylor at St. Barnabas Chapel Winchester. Guests included Stockman relatives and friends. some sent gifts in absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stockman
West South Street
Terrance Stockman
Stockman
Malcolm S. Taylor
St. Barnabas Chapel
Winchester Street
Terrance
Summer scarf hats cover wilted heat hair
Fashion notes suggest using new summer scarf hats or silk scarves to manage wilted hair in hot humidity. They come in attractive colors and serve as quick cover-ups for hot weather. If last summer's wardrobe is still unused, now is the time to bring it out.
Community ceremony at Taneytown Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Alice Sweeney Mrs. Roger Nusbaum Miss Virginia Keech and Mrs. Austin Powell were thanked for help. Rev William Hendricks pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Taneytown delivered invocation and benediction. Refreshments at the close served by a committee led by Miss Keech and Mrs Douglas Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sweeney
Roger Nusbaum
Virginia Keech
Austin Powell
William Hendricks
Presbyterian Church of
Taneytown
Miss Keech
Douglas Campbell
Civinettes Support Two Groups At June Meeting
The Frederick Civinette Club voted to back the Junior Fire Company Ambulance Fund and the Jeanne Bussard Workshop as major projects this year. Twenty seven members and three guests attended a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. Louis Kinsey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Lions Club
Unionville
Homemakers’ Club
Johnsville
Homemakers
Linganore Grange
Forest Grove Church
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Pleasant Grove
Merryland Tract
Prospect Homemakers’ Club
Frederick County Medical Society
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Edgar McBride
Robert Z. Allen
Earl Wiles
John Engle
Salvation Army
Shookstown
Frederick Civinette Club
Junior Fire Company Ambulance Fund
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Louis Kinsey
Roy Kinsey
Richard Petre
Frank Grimes
Engagement of Dee Eckert to John Little Planned
Mr and Mrs W L Eckert of Taneytown announce the engagement of their daughter Dee Eckert to John Little, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Little of Emmitsburg. Dee Eckert is in the graduating class at St Joseph High School Emmitsburg and John Little is a 1963 graduate of St Joseph High now employed at St Joseph College in Emmitsburg. A December wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Eckert
Taneytown
Dee
John Little
Robert Little
Emmitsburg
Miss Eckert
St. Joseph High School
Little
St. Joseph High
St. Joseph College
Fun Night at Yellow Springs Elementary Plans
Plans are in swing for Fun Night at Yellow Springs Elementary School Friday from 7 to 9 30 p m. Co chairmen Mrs Leo Duvall and Richard Saxon oversee the event with booths for hot sandwiches popcorn ice cream and soft drinks and a sweets and baked goods booth. Dart board games sponge throw grab bag and ceramics booths are arranged by various volunteers with hayrides train rides and a fortune telling booth among the attractions. All activities are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Leo Duvall
Richard Saxon
Lester Gesell
Robert L. Kline
Daniel Stansbury
Joseph Free
Charles Wiles
Mehrt Powell
Matt Cardello
Robert Johnson
Jack Qualey
Duvall
John Saxon
Monroe Harman
Cedars of Lebanon
Robert Eyler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Guild Church of the Brethren
Grace Church of Brunswick
United Church of Christ of Jefferson
Amvets Auxiliary
Amvets No. Two
Charles Yinger
Greenwalled Garden Club
Jaycee Wives
Frederick County Hear Association
Forest Grove Homemakers’ Club
American Legion Auxiliary
National Council of Jewish Women of
Frederick
Soroptimists Club
Dave Gordon
Mt. Carmel Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ballenger Homemakers’ Club
Mid-Valley Homemakers’ Club
Future Homemakers of America
Purple Cross Nurses Unit
E'ks
Mary Lowe Smith
Ethel Hoover
Harold Nuefeld
Sylvia Eyler
Arthur Thorne Jr
Pearl Thomas
Frank J. 1
Seeler
Koutzahn
Mer Styles
REE Delivery
Ead
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Peoples Drug Stores
Foe Srra
Cheu
Fred Harrison
Taney Apartments
Robert Kline
Raymond Bowers Jr
Harold Fogle
Jane MacPherson
Russell Oden
Mary Sullivan
Miss Dee Eckert
Koutzahn's Department
California
Cole Scandal
Playiex
Bermudas
Southampton
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