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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
6
Miss Eileen Thatcher and Samuel Theodore Royer III united in marriage at 2 p.m. in St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont. The bride is daughter of Floyd A That and spouse.
Miss Shirley Stroup will be installed as honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 28 at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. The ceremony features Barbara Ewing as installing officer. The New Frontier Democratic Women's Club plans a candidates night at the VFW in Emmitsburg on Aug. 8.
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at 12 30 p m for a regular game at the Amvers on West Patrick Street North-south winners were first Miss Susan Jacobson and Robert Osburn second Mrs Glenn Wilhide and Mrs John Hanna third Mrs Manuel Weinberg and Mrs Philips Pearson fourth Mrs Peter Zipfel and Mrs Gerald Yonetz East-west winners were
Reader questions cover arranging artificial flowers with hot and cold water, removing water spots from tabletops, and car ash tray safety improvements. The piece also lists several bridge club results from Catoctin and Frederick clubs, naming winners and participants.
A display of 22 original Currier and Ives lithographs opens June 21 at Rice's Gallery on West Fifth Street. The Travelers Insurance Company assembled the collection, with the Stoffer Sanner Insurance Agency arranging the show.
A surprise party June 12 at Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton's home near Lewistown celebrated Oscar Rice, father of Mrs. Eaton. Relatives and friends including the Etons, Rices, Stonesifers, Downs, Ramsburgs, Etzlers, Kreh, Strines, and many others attended.
Nancy Ellen Fitch, 24, wed John M. Rainier in Worcester Massachusetts while wearing satin slippers believed to be 549 years old. The shoes, said to date from 1417 and traceable to Mayflower descendant Sarah Jane Willey, were handed down since 1935 and marked with the John Hose label.
Miss Ann Welton Fraser became the bride of James Christopher Sole Saturday at 2 30 p m in the United Presbyterian Church of Frederick. Rev Donald Bracken officiated with Rev W Merval Weaver assisting. The couple are from Middletown and Dickerson. The gown was peau de sole with pearls and lace, crown veil, and a cascade bouquet. Attendants wore blue taffeta gowns, daisies in bouquets. music by Miriam Lewis and William Roessler. A reception followed at the church social room. The bride will teach kindergarten in Hyattsville this fall and the groom will teach elementary PE there.
The Frederick conclave of the alpha chapter of Kappa Kappa Iota honored Mrs. Galen Clagett with a baby shower at its June meeting at Betty's Restaurant Monocacy Village. After a brief session led by president Mrs. Nancy Greenwood, Miss June Glison presided. Miss Susan Haines arranged decorations and games were led by Mrs. Lois Humphrey. A theater party is planned for Aug 4 at the Shady Grove Music Fair for The Sound of Music.
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