Miss Martha Grove Weds Steven Whiteside in Saint John's Church
Miss Martha Clark Grove and Steven Frederick Whiteside united in marriage on June 25 at Saint John's Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Grove, wore a candlelight peau de soie gown with Venice lace, veil, and a bouquet of roses. The groom, grandson of Mrs. Reedwell and the late Mr. Whiteside, is a Bucknell graduate. The ceremony featured organ selections by Mrs. Gordon Todd and a garden reception at the bride's home before a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will reside near Norfolk, Virginia, where the groom works for Mobil Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Clark Grove
Steven Frederick Reedwell Whiteside
Saint John's Catholic Church
William Jarboe Grove
West Second Street
Frederick Whiteside
Madison, NJ
Mr. Whiteside
John Lippold
Gordon Todd
James H. Grove
Frederick
Frank Singleton Nixdorff
Baltimore
Mr. Nixdorff
Centenary College For Women
Hacketstown
N.J
Hood College
Albert Dudley Reedwell
Madson, NJ
Mr Reedwell
Peter Whiteside
London
England
New York
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Charles Edward Hyson
Schenectady
N.Y
Eugene Bittle
West Hills
Richard Bricker
Laurel
Carlton Walston
Salisbury
Edward Corrigan
Madison
Frank Grove
Richard Kessler
Richard Krantz
Oliver Raynor
Fort Hamilton
Ant Palmer
Madison, Wd
Bermuda
Norfolk, Va
Mobil Oil Corporation
DAR Luncheon and DAR honors and members listed
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a Flag Day luncheon at Mrs. Robert M. Dunn home in Thurmont with regent presiding. New members named were Mrs. Willam H Kemp, Mrs. George D. Paxon, and Mrs. Oscar H. Stinson. A patriotic program included a national defense report and a flag contest won by Mrs Gaither, plus an American flag and holder awarded to Fort Derrick Nursery School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert M. Dunn
Thurmont
Joseph C. Hemp
Eugene H. Bashore
Colonel Tench Tilghman
Bethesda
J. W. Vorous
Conococheague
Hagerstown
Helen K. Funk
Ethel Minnich
Sally Benjamin
Edgar Palmer
Alberta Snyder
George D. Wenschhof
DAR
Wiliam M. Storm
Willam H Kemp
George D. Paxon
Oscar H. Stinson
Emmitsburg
C. Carroll Wickless
DAR Good Citizens
Russell Z. Horman
David E. Aldridge
Rhoda Fogle
Maryland
Charles L. Mullen
Rockwell Terrace
National Defense
Francis §. Gaither Jr
Mildred Stitely
Gaither
A Vatican-scale wedding for Luci Johnson at Shrine of Immaculate Conception
President Johnson escorts his daughter Luci to an August 6 wedding at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. Luci, 19, will marry Patrick Nugent of Waukegan, Michigan, in a ceremony at America's largest national church, with a 60-foot marble canopy and a 400-foot aisle. The Mass and ceremony are expected to last about an hour to an hour and 10 minutes. The church will be closed to the public for the noon service and for photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Johnson
Luci
Nugent
United States
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Catholic University
Patrick A. O’boyle
John Kuzinskas
Chicago
Father Kuzinskas
Nugents
Waukegan
St. Mary of the Lake Seminary
Mundelein
Middletown High Alumni Elect Officers at Banquet
Douglas Little was elected president of the Middletown High School Alumni Association at its annual banquet held at the Holiday Inn. Officers named include Gloria Waters first vice president Lois Mhoderick second vice president Paul Adams third vice president Mary Duns secretary and Doris Bidle treasurer. About 140 members and guests attended as Rev. Carroll L Boyer offered the invocation and Carroll Leatherman Jr presided. Susan M Poole delivered greetings on behalf of the class of 1966 and Principal Harry V Frushour extended greetings. The association honored former classes including 1506 represented by Naomi Remsberg and 1916 represented by Mamie Busard and Grace Brane Holter. the 1916 class had 13 members with seven still living. Also recognized were classes of 1941 1956 and 1961. A brief business session followed the program then a prayer and dancing to the Jerry Marrene dance band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Little
Middletown High School Alumni Association
Gloria Waters
Lois Mhoderick
Paul Adams
Mary Duns
Doris Bidle
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Carroll Leatherman Jr
Susan M. Poole
Harry V. Frushour
Naomi Remsberg
Middletown
Mamie Bussard
Frederick
Grace Brane Holter
Boyer
Jerry Marrene
Funkhouser Engagement Announced
Mrs Ruth E Funkhouser of Cascade announces the engagement of her daughter Faye to Charles G Smith son of Mr and Mrs Dilbert Smith of Sabillasville Miss Funkhouser a 1964 North Hagerstown High School graduate attends the University of Maryland College Park Her fiance a 1962 Thurmont High School graduate attended Towson State College before its entry in service Airman Smith is stationed at Andrews Air Force Base in Washington No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Funkhouser
Cascade
Faye
Charles G. Smith
Dilbert Smith
Sabillasville
Miss Funkhouser
Walter M. Funkhouser
North Hagerstown High School
University of Maryland, College Park
Thurmont Hgh School
Towson State College
Towson
Airman Smith
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Miss Martin to Marry Dennis Hoffman in Thurmont
Mr and Mrs Harry J Martin of Thurmont announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Ann to Dennis Lee Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs John Hoffman also of Thurmont Lorraine is a 1966 graduate of Thurmont High School Dennis a 1962 graduate of a local school and is employed by Western Electric Co of Frederick The wedding date was not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Martin
Thurmont
Lorraine Ann
Dennis Lee Hoffman
John Hoffman
Martin
Thurmont High School
Hoffman
Western Electric Co
Frederick
Polly's Pointers and Readers Share Sewing Tips
Readers discuss rust prevention for a chrome high chair and offer methods to remove embroidered initials from bowling shirts. Advice covers foil shielding, safe unraveling of chain-stitched letters, starting thread, and washing effects on fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
G. B
Violet
Martha
R. K
Giris
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Plan June Meeting
The June gathering of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club met recently at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Richard Hammond spoke with slides on Historic Frederick while Frederick High School Thespian Troupe provided entertainment. President Mrs. D P Vandervoort announced a duty picnic. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Wallace Hutton and Mrs. Carl Espeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard Hammond
Frederick
D. P. Vandervoort
Wallace Hutton
Carl Espeland
Bridge Clubs Report Thursday Duplicate Sessions
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at Amvets West Patrick Street held a regu lar game with North South winners led by Mrs. Edward Thomas and Mrs. Gerald Yonetz and East West winners headed by Mrs. Walter Feaga and Mrs. J Weldon Harper. The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met at Fitzgeralds Restaurant Thurmont with top pairs led by Mrs. Ben Lambiotte and Harold Hess and a tied first second East West win. Frederick Bridge Club at Fort Detrick Officer's Club listed top finishers in both rounds and announced next weeks men and women pairs event at the Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate
Amvets
West Patrick Street
Edward Thomas
Gerald Yonetz
Robert Poleto
Glenn Wilhide
Lottie Gall
Guy Hobbs
Robert Remsburg
Jules Shapiro
Walter Feaga
J. Weldon Harper
Ira O’connor
Mary Fuss
Evelyn Krantz
Richard Kelley
Arthur Strube
Mary Myers
Catoctin
Manuel Weinberg
Col
Ross Smith
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steven Frederick Whiteside
Davis Studio
Steven F. K. Whiteside
Currier & Ives
Canada
Rice’s Art Gallery
America
Travelers Insurance Co
Smiths
John E. Smith
Siher Run
William A. Willshide
John Evan
Willam J. Smith
Edna Marie
Theodore J. McKinney
Caroline E. Winebrewer
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Patrick J Nugent
Crouse
Faye Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Miss Martin
D. Hoffman
Lorraine Martis
WIGS
Patrick
Wallace St
EPAIR
Nel
Spartan
Browning Construction CO
Cedar Grove
N.S
Petunias
Margaret
West Patrick St
Coleus
Loragux
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