Hood College student Lois Kievit named Best Dressed Contest finalist
Lois Kievit a Hood College senior and daughter of Dayton Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Roy E Kievit was chosen by Hood students to represent the college in Glamours Ten Best dressed College Girls contest Finalists are chosen from eight contestants and will be photographed in campus outfits off campus daytime wear and party dresses The French major hopes to study in Paris after graduation and works toward fashion sense with a conservative yet stylish wardrobe The August Glamour issue will feature finalists with photos and profiles including wardrobe plans color use budget management and grooming notes
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Lois Kievit
Roy E. Kievit
Dayton
Ohio
Hood College
Glamour
Kievit
Hood
L’alliance Francaise
Paris
Hood’s Athletic Association
Glamor Magazine
Miss Joan L. Rice Weds In Saint John's Church
Miss Joan L. Rice marries in Saint John's Church with a lace bodice Aline gown and heart shaped bouquet. Attendants include Catherine Warrenfeltz Ina Stroupe Delores Zahn and Penny Clevenger. The couple plans a San Antonio home after a February 1964 ceremony.
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Joan L. Rice
Saint John’s Church
Suisse
Audry L. Demarias
Thurmont
Pride
Catherine Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Ina Stroupe
New Addition
Brunswick
Delores Zahn
San Antonio
Texas
Penny Clevenger
Middletown
Tina Rice
Mountaindale
Fung
Gilmore Baugher
Mounaindale
Thas Zahn
Frank Zahn
Charles Stup
Bertha Rice
Bertha Eaton
Virginia Moser
Bhai
Minoe Strine
Elenore Baugher
Lorraine Bass
Pennsylvania
Walkersville High School
Beauty Culture School of
Baltimore
Little’s Beauty Salon
St. John’s Seminary
Alamo Iron and Steel Works
Connie Palmer
Nancy Moore
Ina Stroup
Roy Moore
Anniversary Open House Honors 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Martz of Westminster were honored at an open house celebrating their 50th anniversary. Hosted by their daughter Walter Ramsburg and granddaughters Sharon and Kaye in Spring Garden Estates Walkersville. Married Jan 1 1917 by the late Rev Polfenberger.
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Raymond E. Martz
Westminster
Walter R. Ramsburg
Sharon
Kaye
Spring Garden Estates
Walkersville
Rev. &. & Polfenberger
Extension Agent Promotes Bright Spring Color Designs
Miss Sally Miller, extension agent for 4-H and Youth, urges bright colors and bold designs for spring. Winchester Hall hosts showcase to celebrate color themes, with emphasis on eye catching fabrics and decorative patterns.
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Miss Sally
Miller
H & Youth
Winchester Hall
Garden Club Views Slides Of Japan
The Silver Fancy Garden Club met at Mrs. Frank M. Butler’s Taneytown home with 10 members and one guest. Miss Liza Carpenter led the business meeting and slides of Japan were shown by Mrs. John Zentz. Upcoming events include a District Five meeting in Frederick on March 28 and the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland meeting on April 4 in Baltimore. Tea followed. An election of officers is planned for March 16 at Mrs. Howard Richardson’s Littlestown home.
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Silver Fancy Garden Club
Frank M. Butler
Taneytown
Wilbur Moyer
Liza Carpenter
District Five
Holiday Inn
Frederick
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
Sheraton-Belvedere
Baltimore
John Zen
Miss Ramsburg to Wed Gossard in Frederick Area
Engagement announcement for Jean Carol Ramsburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman F Ramsburg of Lee Place to Larry Milford Gossard son of Mr and Mrs Milford C Gossard of RFD 6. Jean Carol Ramsburg a 1966 Frederick High School graduate studies at Frederick Community College and works at National Bureau of Standards Gaithersburg. Gossard, a 1964 Frederick High School graduate, works at Control Data Corporation Rabinow Electronics Division Rockville. No wedding date set.
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Herman F. Ramsburg
Lee Place
Jean Carol
Larry Milford Gossard
Milford C. Gossard
RFD 6
Miss Ramsburg
Frederick High School
Frederick Community College
National Bureau of Standards
Gaithersburg
Control Data Corporation
Rabinow Electronics Division
Rockville
Mrs Myers outlines center growth at Legion Auxiliary meeting
Ruth Myers director of the Day Care Center for Frederick County spoke to the Francis Scott Key No 11 American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home. Doris Carter presided and Edna Yelton introduced the speaker. Volunteers for retarded citizens were urged. Plans for Easter card party and bingo event were announced for April. Girls State candidates were chosen for June at Goucher College. Membership goals were surpassed. Public flag dedication and Harmony Grove events were planned.
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Ruth Myers
Frederick County
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Doris Carter
Edna Yelton
Myers
Wills Pro Aa
Pat Palmer
Sne
Alice Kennedy
Etes
Goucher College
Americanism Committee
The
Legion Auxiliary
Virgeia Miller
National Legion Holley
Eustec
Harmony Grove
Maryland
Jeanne Bussard
Stein
Ae Ee
Why Women Talk So Much in American Life
A United Nations booklet hints at why American wives dominate group conversations. It cites home routines with TV and newspapers, women’s independence, decision making at home, political and sports engagement, work world talk, and a tendency to interrupt to seize the floor.
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United Nations
Roney Stanton engagement announced in Dinwiddie and Baltimore
Patricia Anne Roney and Edward Alonzo Stanton announce their engagement. Patricia is Morgan State College, Baltimore sophomore in home economics education. Edward is Morgan State sophomore in mathematics and Home Insurance Company of Baltimore underwriter. A June wedding is planned.
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Cleasy R. Roney Sr
Dinwiddie, Va
Patricia Anne
Edward Alonzo Stanton
Roger Brown
Baltimore
Frederick
Miss Roney
Morgan State College
Mr. Stanton
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Rene
Nored
Srick
William Eugene Zahn
Garden Club
Japan
California
Jean Carol Ramsburg
Mrs. Myers
Legion Auxiliary Meet
Nelson Brooke
Ruth Millett
Sacco
Develc
Fang Etteget & Tre Deel
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
Coats & Suits
Davidow
Bardley
Handmakher
Kimberly
Glenhaven
Roney
Stanton Troth
Surance Company of
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