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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Roger Delauter Sr of near Hamsville recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. About 50 relatives attended the open house at their home. The couple were married by the late Rev Ira Arnold of the Monrovia Church of the Brethren on January 19 1941.
Mrs Grace Anna Gilbert and Robert Bates Mullinix were married February 14 in the Lutheran Church at Old Braddock. Rev John L Barnes officiated. Charlotte Hoffman played wedding music. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Albert Main of Braddock. The bride is Roy H Dutrow’s daughter from Monocacy Village. groom is J Herbert Mullinix’s son from near Mt. Airy. They reside near Hyattstown.
Mrs. Chester Young of Fairview Avenue hosted the Ballenger Homemakers Club for a February session. Mrs. Austin Renn led a lesson on Conservation of Soil while the business portion covered bingo plans for a Montevue Nursing Home party and officer and delegate appointments for upcoming meetings.
Mr and Mrs Edward L Ewing of Taney Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Lee to Michael Joseph Sprankle son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Sprankle of Frederick Sharon is a 1964 Saint John’s High School graduate who attended the University of Maryland and works at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Sprankle is also a 1964 Saint John’s graduate serving in the U S Navy stationed at Dam Neck Virginia No wedding date has been set.
Libertytown president chaired the February Liberty town Homemakers Club meeting. Committee reports covered bylaws reviewed by Pauline Etzler, gardening and history by Mrs. Raymond Keller, and fair booth details by Mrs. Walter Winebrenner. George Stevens Jr reported on her conference Family Life in a Changing World. Etzler and Keller appointed as delegate and hostess for April 2 meeting. Flower arrangements by Mrs. Wilson Stull Sr. Cultural reading by Mrs. Chester Kerbe followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Wallace Kent.
The February Walkersville Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs. Edgar Roderick’s home had 22 members and one guest. Mrs. Charles Nicodemus led the business and reminded of the 44th annual meeting at Hood College on April 2 with hostesses Mrs. Donald Rough and Mrs. Cedric Smith. Delegates spotted were Louis Wisner and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Ernest Dettbaro outlined the March 14 flower show at the National Armory Washington DC. advance tickets through Paeeokarte. Mrs. Richard McBee chaired the evening.
Mrs. Earl Remsberg spoke to the Buckeystown Homemakers Club about soil and water conservation, water supply, uses, and management for present and future needs at the Baptist Church Hall. Seventeen members and a guest attended with Mrs. Leonard Davis presiding, devotions by Mrs. Leatherman, a poem read by Mrs. Dudrow, and refreshments. The next meeting is March 15 at the church hall hosted by Mrs. Rodney Kelly.
The Country View Home Makers Club marks its first anniversary in March with a dinner at Smitty's Restaurant followed by a business meeting at Mrs. Edward Heffner's home. Mrs. Bartgis presides. Mrs. Heffner leads devotions. Miss Billy Roberts reports on the county annual meeting. delegates will be Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Stoller.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Wolf of Myersville announce the engagement of their daughter Ellen Kay to James Austin Coblentz son of Mr and Mrs Austin B Coblentz of Jefferson Ellen Kay is a senior at Middletown High School James Coblentz is a 1965 graduate of Middletown High School and is employed by his father in farming A summer wedding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mathias of Graceham observed their 50th wedding anniversary on February 2 at the Rocky Ridge Fire Hall with 125 friends and relatives. The surprise reception was organized by their children and included guests from Maryland and Pennsylvania, with Rev. W. E. Ervin officiating the vow renewal.
A Frederick County group of about 200 League of Women Voters members visited Annapolis for a legislative workshop. Attendees from Frederick included Mrs. Stanley C. Nagle Jr and others as they met state leaders, heard remarks on the Maryland Manual and water resources, and toured the legislature and halls of records.
The Gray Ladies of Frederick host a party at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights with music and games. Mrs Emily Wallace praised a guest’s puzzle work while Chairman Marion Comer urged more volunteers and announced a training class at the Red Cross Office on South Market Street.
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