Miss Barbara Holtzople Weds George T Norris in Libertytown
Barbara Holtzople and George T Norris wed at Libertytown Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Albert Lane. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Holtzople, wore a bombazine and lace gown with chapel train and colonial bouquet. groom is son of Mr and Mrs W Lee Norris. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple, graduates of Singanore and Frederick High Schools, plan to reside in Libertytown after a New England wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Holtzople
George T. Norris
Libertytown Methodist Church
Albert Lane
Robert E. Holtzople
Johnsville
W. Lee Norris
Near
Libertytown
Francis Nusbaum
Richard Dudderar
Carelyn Norris
Judy Flowers
Frederick
Connie Cashour
Frances Warfield
Charlene Reynolds
New England States
Singanore High School
Towson State College
Frederick High School
Polly's Pointers column offers reader homemaking tips
Polly’s Pointers with Polly Cramer features readers sharing practical hacks for sewing rips with scissors, emergency fixes using plastic bags for infants, repurposing discarded belts into kid belts, and buying extra greeting cards for future occasions. A dollar reward is offered for a usable problem solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Sunlit Beauty Tips for Youths by Extension Agent
A 4-H Extension notice promotes outdoor hair drying and sun-safe beauty routines. It advises washing hair indoors then drying in sunlight with a brush and mirror, warns against prolonged direct sun, and suggests a facial regimen using baby oil and soap lather. It also covers sun exposure in swims, post-swim cleansing, cooling splashes, and bathtub exercises for trimming figure and toning arms and legs.
Farewell Tea for Nurse Director Collins at Frederick Mem Hosp
Frederick Memorial Hospital notes report Miss Estelle H. Collins retiring July 4 after 10 years as director of nursing. A gold monogrammed bracelet was given by student nurses. The Libertytown Homemakers Club held an armour covered dish picnic and prepared for fair week events. Administrators attended a statewide conference on Medicare. In May, the hospital admitted 632 patients, had 97 births, averaged 140 in hospital daily, 6.7 day stay, and 930 received ER care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Estelle H. Collins
Miss Collins
Frederick Memorial
Mem
Libertytown Homemakers
Charles Anglesbee
Raymond Keller
Michael Misulia
William Crabill
Daniel Roff
Wallace Kent
Frederick Fair
Anglesbee
Wilson Stull
George Stevens
Fairy Association
Map
Stephen Knott
Bers
Mary B. Fogle
Collins
Gloria Smith
P. David Youngdahl
Frank R. Adams Jr
Miss Flora Plans August Marriage
Mrs Frances Flora of Brunswick announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Ann to Thomas Arlett Zimmerman of Brunswick. Carol Ann is a 1966 Brunswick High School graduate now with the CIA. Thomas Zimmerman, a 1962 Brunswick High School graduate, works at NIH in Bethesda. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Flora
Brunswick
Carol Ann
Thomas Arlett Zimmerman
Thomas H. Zimmerman
Miss Flora
Brunswick High School
Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Zimmerman
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
The Lady's Not for Burning at Gettysburg Summer Theatre
Gettysburg Summer Theatre presents The Lady's Not for Burning June 29 to July 2, a Christopher Fry romance set in the 15th century. The venue features side-by-side seating with no seat farther than 25 feet from the stage and a children’s theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Christopher Fry
Gettysburg Summer Theater
King Thrushbeard
Hansel and Gretel
Hill and Dale Home Makers Meet at Middletown Home
Hill and Dale Home makers Club met at Mrs Robert Fry's home near Middletown. Co host Mrs Noah Kefauver III opened with a poem. Mrs Fred Rudy introduced Mrs Wilson Roberson who spoke on interior design fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and Dale Homemakers’ Club
Robert Fry
Middletown
Noah Kefauver III
Fred Rudy
Wilson Roberson
Bride Judith Glaze weds Allen Hawse in Clarksburg
Judith Marie Glaze and Pvt. Allen Roosevelt Hawse married June 5 at Clarksburg Methodist Church. Rev. Lorne W. Burton led a double ring ceremony. Parents are Mr and Mrs John R. Glaze of Clarksburg and Mrs Mary Hawse of Lewisdale. Bride wore nylon organza gown. Guests included Jeanne Mullineaux as maid of honor and Cathy Glaze Kathleen Riedel as bridesmaids. Best man Paul Welsh Jr. ushers Allen Keil and William Blackburn. Reception in church hall followed. Bride later traveled in a pink suit. Both graduates of local high schools. she works at NIH in Bethesda, he serves in Germany with the U.S. Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Marie Glaze
Allen Roosevelt Hawse
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Clarksburg
Lorne W. Burton
John R. Glaze
Mary Hawse
Lewisdale
William Hawse
Jeanne Mullineaux
Cathy Glaze
Kathleen Riedel
Maid of Honor
Paul Welsh Jr
Allen Keil
William Blackburn
Gaithersburg
Ora King
Joan Gartner
Glaze
Hawse
Edgar Riedel
Ruth Brown
Wheaton
Lorraine Purdum
Shirley Blackburn
Rebecca Pratt
Fairfax
Louise Rhine
College Park
Frances White
Sykesville
Marie Jones
Gaithersburg High School
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Damascus High School
Germany
U.S. Army
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Zelma Saylor
Cathy Hoyt
New
York
Zeny Myers
Dennis Saylor
Darryl Holtzople
Alan Creager
John Lowman
Robert Martin
Unionville
Larry Stup
Stewart Cashour
Lyman Myers
Rosie Johnson
Tru- Man Leakins
Frank Soper
Michael Gray
Norma Williams
Kennedy Studio
Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly Dollar
Edna Edna
Sally
Miller
Winchester Hall
Checaitlin
Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Inc
Steiner House
C. Carroll Wickless
Stephen Daduk
Carl Espeland
Robert Klein
J. Rolfe Castleman
Wallace Hutton
Sperry Storm
Edward D. Storm
William Hobson
Flora
Carol Ann Flora
Gettysburg Summer Theatre
Chambersburg Street
Hill and Dale Club
Gene Ifert
Bes
Allen Hawse
Judith Glaze
Chiice of
Boithe Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc
Red Barn
Edgeen A
Westminster Avenue
Emerg
Taye
Rest Haven Cemetery
Festminster Road
THE
Red Barr
Westminster Road
Hanover
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