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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
2
A community dance sponsored by the Young Set was held at the Key Hotel with the Bil Krantz orchestra providing music on Long Avenue. Attendees included daughters of local families and couples celebrating birthdays and anniversaries.
Mrs Ho announces engagement of their daughter to Edward Q Stock. Stockbury family notes Jona Stockbridge and Staun Ricze graduated from Mount Herron School in Michigan. Freder ane Freder ane and Staun Ricze plan a fall wedding in Staun.
D Albin O Kuhn executive ice president of the University of Maryland will be guest speaker at the Welcome Comers Club March luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in the Woodrow room at 12 30. His topic is University of Maryland in the State and he is a Maryland native with advanced degrees. Reservations may be made with hostesses Mrs W Edwards and James Austin.
Women from Pleasant Grove Homemakers met at Mrs. Vin Biser’s home for a health and posture discussion led by Marion Lawson. Marguerite Burgee chaired with scripture readings and songs. The group planned a March 22 meeting titled How Do I Look and noted National Home Demonstration Week celebrating its 35th anniversary.
Mr and Mrs GL Buckey stow announce attendance at an author luncheon connected to a publication by Mr Thomas titled Garden Pools Water Lilies and Golds. Ruth M Young of 261 West Patrick Street celebrates her birthday.
A Home Demonstration piece explores Shrove Tuesday treats from Pancakes to Creole Croquignoles. It traces origins from New Orleans markets to Paris and Louisiana recipes, detailing a Corn Products Creole doughnut method and noting a community celebration at Edgewood Church of God with Mrs. Myers turning ninety.
Mrs. George L. Thomas Jr. leads Zonta International district 3 during a workshop for northern club presidents and chairs at the New Jersey Turnpike Building in New Brunswick. Highlights include project funds for a refugee camp in Germany and Amelia Earhart scholarship announcements.
The Frederick Association presents a series with Baltimore Symphony performers Frances Yeend and Charles ONeill in Hagerstown and Frederick, plus Grant Johannesen in April at North Hagerstown High School. David Cloyd appears in Gettysburg March 19, and New York Pro Musica guests March 18. Local seating rules favor reciprocal members. out-of-town guests are seated 15 minutes early.
Mrs. Rogers of Ramsburg Hagerstown Route 3 is in Washington County Hospital for surgery following illness or injury.
The piece argues work as a righteous partnership with God and urges faithful service in divine enterprises. It contrasts burdensome labor with creative, dignified labor across roles from housewives to farmers and teachers to ministers.
The Fauquier and Loudoun Garden Club and the Leesburg Garden Club announce Historic Garden Week tours April 23 to 25. Historic houses in Fauquier and Loudoun counties will be open including Oak Hill south of Leesburg Oatlands House Little Oatlands The Hildeburg Welbourne Catesby Heron Wood Brook Meade Farm near Middleburg Route 5 and Route 743. Garden tour times run 10 am to 3 39 pm on April 23 and 1 pm to 5 30 pm on April 25.
A surprise birthday party was held February 20 for Mrs Donald Pickett. Attending were many relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Raymond Pettit and Mr and Mrs Allan Browner. gifts were received from those unable to attend.
The Washington and Lee Unit No. 3 of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary met at the American Legion Home. Commander Vir ginia Anders presided as two new members were welcomed and officers for the year were installed led by Commander Irene Lasiz. Edna Yelton and Grace Swill named among the attendees. meeting adjourned to April 5.
Women dominated the weekly bridge club event at the Amvets club. North-south winners included Mrs. Morris Guggenheim and Mrs. Everett Neff, with first going to Mrs. J. A. Rume and Philips Pearson. East-west winners featured Lt. Col. W. Castleberry and J. A. Ki as first, followed by Mrs. Grayson Fouche and Mrs. Milton Tullis in second.
Rex Reginald Deitz aged 35 died after collapsing in the Longacre Theater New York during the play The Deadly Game. The man identified as an api-4 actor and a Lutheran minister from Gettysburg Pennsylvania was reported to be in attendance Thursday night.
A playful interior piece shows a family baking cookies with children assisting under a parent’s guidance. It mixes humorous kitchen mishaps with gentle commentary on shared learning as they measure ingredients, tackle spills, and compare to familiar tales.
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