Book and Author Luncheon Tickets On Sale At Key Hotel
Friends of the C Burr Artz Library plan ticket distribution for the annual Book and Author Luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday April 14 at 1230 PM. Frank J Keeler photo shows Mrs James S Crist Mrs Edward D Grove Jr ticket chairman Miss Annabel Lundgren president and Mrs J Richard Ramsburg. St Joseph tribute to Saint Louise by Student winner of the St Louise De Marillac Speech Competition begun in 1960.
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Friends of the
C. Burr Artz Library
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frank J. Keeler
James S. Crist
Edward D. Grove Jr
Annabel Lundgren
The
Friends
J. Richard Ramsburg
St. Joseph
Saint Louise
St. Louise de- Marillac
Calvary Methodist Plans Annual Missionary Sunday
Calvary Methodist Church will observe Missionary Day with Rev. Ralph M Sharpe as pastor. Miss Elizabeth M Lee will speak at 8:45 and 11 am services about missionary work in Japan, Europe, and South America. The church contributes about $14,000 yearly to missions and Ray M Watkins chairs the missions commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph M Sharpe
Elizabeth M. Lee
Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist
Ray M. Watkins
Commission On Missions
Miss Lee
Japan
Philadelphia
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
South America
Korea
China
Europe
The
Methodist
Frostburg Dean's List Honors Local Students
Frostburg State College named area residents to the Dean's List for the first semester of 1963 64. Seniors include Richard Doolan Damascus Thomas T Dubel Funks town Marilyn Garber Union Bridge Shirley A Hahn Emmitsburg Vivian S Howe Brunswick Barbara Richardson Frederick area. Also recognized are juniors Patricia L Cline Theodore B Marshall Mt Airy Brian L Lockard Finksburg sophomores Joyce F Meadows Emmitsburg Thomas G Slater Clarksville freshmen Lona J Frock Emmitsburg Harriet A Stipe Marjorie G Wight Damascus.
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Frostburg State College
Richard Doolan
Damascus
Thomas T. Dubel
Funkstown
Marilyn Garber
Union Bridge
Shirley A. Hahn
Emmitsburg
Vivian S. Howe
Brunswick
Barbara Richardson
Patricia L. Cline
Theodore B. Marshall
A. Thomas Fleming
Welcome Wagon Luncheon Plans Talk by Colonel Cejka
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will hold its monthly luncheon on Tuesday at 12 15 p.m. in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Colonel Oliver Cejka retired, now Public Information Officer at Fort Detrick, will speak on Latin America and the Amazon region. He served twenty five years in the Army with WWII combat in the Pacific, Leyte and Okinawa. He then served in Korea as a Military Government Officer, attended the Army Language School, and held posts in Mexico City, Panama, Venezuela, and Turkey before retiring. He is a University of Maryland and Woodrow Wilson School graduate.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Oliver Cejka
Fort Detrick
Latin America
Amazon
Cejka
Leyte
Phillipines
Okinawa
Korea
United States
Army
Monterey
Calif
Mexico City
Mexico
Panama
Venezuela
U. S
Turkey
University of Maryland
Woodrow Wilson School of
Prince ton University Attendee Plans Luncheon Hats Model
International affairs of Princeton University figure also attended Wisconsin and Army Information School. Luncheon features spring hats from Wachter and Hildebrand Milliners modeled. Reservations required by noon Monday via Mrs Jo Hutcheson or Mrs Dee Rowling.
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Princeton University
University of Wisconsin
Army Information School
Wachter and Hildebrand
Jo Hutcheson
Dee Rowling
Philadelphia Woman to be Honored with De Marillac Medal
Mrs Sylvester A Lowery of Philadelphia will receive the 1964 De Marillac medal for Catholic laywomen in recognition of selfless service. Nominated by Archbishop John J Krol, the award is presented by the Daughters of Charity with St Louise de Marillac as patroness of social welfare. The ceremony occurs in Emmitsburg on March 14 led by Auxiliary Bishop John J Graham.
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Rosemary Pfaff
D. C
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Sylvester A. Lowlery
Philadelphia
Lewise DeMarillac
Daughters of Charity
St. Louise de Marillac
John XXIII
St. Louise
Zonta Club Frederick Holds March Meeting in Key Hotel
The Zonta Club of Frederick met Monday in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs. Etchison reported Civil Rights for Women inclusion in the Civil Rights Bill and Johnson's available jobs for women. Names of members to fill posts were requested for submission to President Johnson. Mrs. Doll noted a new entrance sign planned for Holiday Inn to reduce public confusion. March programs include a book review by Rabbi Morris Kosman, a Hood College staff reading by Dr. John Burr, and talks by foreign exchange students.
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Zonta Club
Frederick
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Marjorie Etchison
Johnson
Jean McCrea
Status of Women
Freda Doll
Publ Safety
Holiday Inn
Morris Kosman
John Burr
Hood College
Frederick Garden Club to hear Spring Flower Arrangements
Specialist Mrs. Herbert H. Greger of Rockville will present Spring Flower Arrangements at the Garden Club of Frederick meeting next Friday at 1 30 p.m. in the Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. She is an Austrian native and the first western graduate of the O Hara School, an accredited judge and columnist in the Washington Sunday Star. Tickets from club members or Harold's. Tea served. Mrs. Richard F. Kline chairs ways and means. arrangements committee led by Mrs. Francis S. Gaiter Jr. and others.
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Garden Club
Herbert H. Greger
Rockville
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Greger
Austria
Japan
O'Hara
Washington Sunday Star
Washington Garden Clubs
Altar Guild
National Cathedral
Harold’s
Church
Market
Richard F. Kline
Ways and
Gregor
Francis S. Gaither Jr
Peter W. Chichester
Gwynn X. Kinsey
Goodloe E. Byron
William H. Kemp
G. Harris Stauffer
Dwight Collinus
W. Jarboe Grove
Garden Club of
Engagement of Martha Raun to Harold Ambrose in Hagerstown
Os photo announces Martha Marie Raun, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Peter H Raun and Mrs Harry V Grabill, engaged to Harold Preston Ambrose, son of Mr and Mrs George Dewey Ambrose. Raun, a South Hagerstown High School graduate, is a medical secretary at Washington County Hospital. Ambrose, a 1958 South Hagerstown graduate, works for Western Electric Cumberland. Wedding planned for April 18.
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Raup
William C. Main Sr
RFD
Hagerstown
Martha Marie Raun
Harold Preston Ambrose
George Dewey Ambrose
Miss Raun
Harry V. Grabill
St. James Village
James O Raun
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Peter H. Raun
South Hagerstown High School
Department of Medical Records
Washington County Hospital
Ambrose
South Hagerstown High
Western Electric
Cumberland
Young Men's Shop Takes Over Hospital Newspaper Gift
Cities Service Oil Company has provided Frederick Memorial Hospital with 100 newspapers each evening since 1958. The New Young Men's Shop of Frederick will continue the daily newspaper delivery, following Cities Service's decision to discontinue the project. Irvin J. Ramsburg initiated the gift. Carl Fink expresses the firm's eagerness to carry on the public service.
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Carl Fink
New Young Men’s ‘Shop
Frederick
Frank J. Keefer
Cities Service Oil Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cities Service
Irvin J. Ramsburg
New
Young Men's Shop
Youngdahl
Michael Todd Jr follows his father to World's Fair stage
Michael Todd Jr far from imitating his flamboyant father, aims to carry the Todd name at the New York World's Fair with a modernized integrated minstrel show. He values artistic originality, reads philosophy, holds an Amherst degree, and shares film rights with Elizabeth Taylor to Around the World in 80 Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Michael Todd Jr
Mike Todd
America
Todd
Michael
Mike
College of
Amherst
Elizabeth Taylor
Women's Auxiliary Of FMH To Hear Eye Bank Report
Dr. Robert J. Furie, director of Laboratories at Frederick Memorial Hospital, will discuss the Maryland Eye Bank affiliation at a general meeting of the hospital's Women's Auxiliary. The session begins 10 a.m. in the Evangelical Reformed Church social room on West Church Street, with coffee served. New members include Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Falk, Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs. Bohn, Mrs. Skipper, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Crozier, Mrs. Hylton, Mrs. McClelland, Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Rowet, and Mrs. White. The auxiliary president noted the American Legion, Women's Auxiliary donated a hair dryer for beauty trips to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Furie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Eye Bank
Evangelical Reformed Church United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Furie
Eye Bank
John R. Fitzpatrick
Henry Falk
Alta Whitcomb
Nelson Bohn
Raymond Skipper
Frank Adams
Dan Crozier
Alvin Hylton
Grayson McClelland
Robert McGee
Vincent L. Rowet
John D. White
Horace F. Kline Jr
National Ballet To Appear Here At Tivoli Theatre
The National Ballet performs at the Tivoli Theatre on Tuesday March 31 under Frederick County Historical Society auspices. The Frederick Orchestra accompanies. President Mrs Richard J Riddell and director Frederic Franklin lead a company rooted in Washington, D C with a 30 week season and a school offering scholarships and grants. Tickets available from Mrs E B Peters and after March 15 at Attic Treasures in the Historical House.
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National Ballet
Tivoli Theatre
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Frederick
Richard J. Riddell
Frederic Franklin
Washington, D. C
Washington
Washingon
National Ballet Society
Franklin
Sonja Dragomanovic
EB. L. Peters
Antique Gun Show This Weekend in Baltimore
The Maryland Arms Collector's Association hosts its 6th Annual Antique Arms Show at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Attendees from across the United States will view over 400 tables of weapons dating from the Crusades to today, including pieces tied to Yorktown, the Alamo, Antietam, and westward expansion.
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Maryland Arms Collector’s Association
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
United States
East
Yorktown
Alamo
Antietam
West
Readying Apartments For World's Fair
Holiday Inns will lease about 50 high rise furnished apartments within a mile of the World's Fair entrance in New York City. Operated by Holiday Inn for 18 months from April 15, the units will be available weekly to cover both 1964 and 1965 fair sessions. Fourteen-time period dates: 1964 April 22 to Oct 18 and 1965 April 21 to Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Holiday Inns of America, Inc
Oscar A. George
Holiday Inn
HIA
Style Briefs Jewelry Goes Back to Nature
Style briefs note Paris spring collections lean toward natural motifs with flowers and beetles on enameled brooches. The piece highlights Lanvin and Cardin and notes global fashion focus on legs and stockings with short skirts and open shoes. It mentions affordable spring sleepwear like a broadcloth peasant blouse and a smocked baby dress in pin dot cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lanvin
Cardin
NATO
China
What is decorating and who selects home decor
A short home decorating guide asks what decorating is and who should be pleased. It argues decorating beautifies living spaces, defines the decorator, and should reflect the householder’s personality rather than others. The piece promotes ROUT. ZAHN'S store advice and affordable value in furnishings.
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C. Burr Artz
Thurmont
Middletown
Walkersville
Committee For Overseas Relief
MCOR
American Association of the United Nations
Frostburg
Elisabeth Heger
Alfred J. Heger
Sugarland Road
Poolesville
Phi Kappa Delta
Alderson- Broaddus College
Philippi
W. Va
Miss Heger
David Emerson Blackledge
Clover Hill Drive
San Antonio
Tex
Blackledge
East Coast
Lackland Air Force Base
California
Judy Bowers
Margaret L. Bowers
Roma L. Shank
Chester L. Blank
Victor Masser
Ralph Shank
Della Shank
Waldo Shank
Paul Shank
Shank
Ruth Ash
School of International Service of
American University
Ash
Howard W. Ash
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Pi Sigma Alpha
Society News
Shakespeare
Myer
William Shakespeare
W. L. Rowse
Peter Quennell
Book Review Club
Andrew G. Myer
Edward D. Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Parsons Newman
Miss Burrier
Pue Jr
Charles D. Burrier
Betty Wright
Michael E. Pue Jr
Woodsboro
Miss Barker
Walkersville High School
St. Mary's Junior College
St. Mary's
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Rose Hill
William J. Wickless Jr
William Wickless
Culler Avenue
India
Edward D. Storm
Old Street
Lyndon B. Johnson
Women’s National Democratic Club
Council of Jewish Women
Montevue
National Council of Jewish Women
Ned Levien
Society Daughters 1812
Wilson K. Barnes
Roland Park
C. Lease Bussard
Joseph C. Hemp
Kenneth Kefauver
Barnes
Maryland
DAR
Maryland Society of Minute Women
Jane O'Leary
Route 40
Paul Culler
South Jefferson Street
Village Lanes
Wayne Lee
Harry Lee Crutchley
Kenneth Bell
Robert Baer
Gary Sawyers
Bernard Shultz
Gwen Blackburn
Robert E. Gear- Inger
Pontiac Avenue
Miami Beach
Fla
Grayson Wachter
West South Street
Howard R. Hensen
P. David Youngdahl
TOR
M. Todd Jr
Bettg
Women’s Auxiliary
FMH
Delaine Hobbs
Main Street
Mount Airy
Zahn's
East Patrick Street
Allen R. Routzane
Nwapat
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