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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1965

Page

6

Vice President’s Wife Opens 15th National Capital Flower Show

Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey will cut the ribbon Friday at 11 am to open the 15th annual National Capital Flower and Garden Show at the D.C. Armory. The 10 day event runs through March 21 with extensive displays by Women’s Garden Club Section and major exhibitors from Pittsburgh to Boston.

Hubert H. Humphrey National Capital Flower and Garden D.C. Armory Allied Florists Association of Greater Washington Armory Women’s Garden Club Symphony of the Arts Garden Club Ikebana International Wesley Heights Spring Valley

Couple Plans May Wedding

Mrs William J Allen Sr of Jefferson announces the engagement of daughter Mary Margaret Allen to Francis George Samoviski Jr of Aliquippa. Mary Margaret, a Middletown High School 1961 graduate, works as a secretary for the U S Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown. Francis G Samoviski Sr is a 1960 Hopewell High School graduate and a Second Class Hospital Corpsman in the U S Navy stationed at Fort Detrick. A May wedding is planned.

Wiliam J Allen Jefferson Mary Margaret Francis George Samoviski Jr Francis G. Samoviski Aliquippa Miss Allen Middletown High School U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Germantown Samoviski Hopewall High School U.S. Navy Fort Detrick

Polly's Pointers readers share practical homemaking tips

A compilation of brief reader ideas from Polly that suggest simple home hacks. A light reminder for basement off-switching, toy drainage boards for baths, outdoor potato skewers for easy turning, freezing ice in coffee-can lids, and envelope sealing tips. New contributor James welcomed.

Polly Evelyn Lillian Dear Polly Leila James News-Post

Washington Hood Club Sets Show at Hood College Luncheon

Mrs John G Sonner co chairs the Washington Hood College Club luncheon and fashion show set for March 20 at the International Inn in Washington The event titled A Salute To Spring features club members and Hood College students as models Granddaughter Miss Sandy Sonner also models Former Miss Beulah Munshower attends Guest speaker US Representative Patsy Mink will address attendees during a poolside social hour before the luncheon Fashion by Peck and Peck with Phyllis Herlan presenting and music by Devron Tickets available through Mrs Munshower.

John G. Sonner Elmer F. Munshower West Patrick, Street Washington Hood College Club International Inn Washington Hood College Sandy Sonner Col Munshower Sonner Beullah Munshower Patsy Mink Hawaii Peck and Peck Phyllis Herlan Devron

Catholic Daughters Plan Spring Fashion Show March 16

The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor a fashion show at St. John's School Hall on March 16 at 9 15 p m. Spring wardrobes including sport clothes evening and afternoon wear will be modeled by St John s High School students led by Miss Judith Stackhouse and others. Beeline Fashions of Baltimore supplies garments. Mrs Carl Franzen chairs the event and public attendance is invited.

St. John’s School Hall The Catholic Daughters of America St. John's High School Judith Stackhouse Carol Besst Marie Paulhamus Pamela Winpigler Pat Klinger Jane Dean Marilia Lipps Linda Baumgardner Joyce Mar Tin Katrina Rebert Tricia Rebert Carl Franzen Beeline Fashions of Baltimore

Interior Design Talk Highlights Homemaker Meeting Harmony Grove

Homemakers heard Adele Miller extension agent discuss interior design room coordination. The group met at Mrs. Walter Hahn's home in Ceresville, focusing on line balance rhythm and uncluttered decor while planning April leadership roles and upcoming events.

Harmony Grove Adele Miller Walter Hahn Ceresville Miller Muller

Cloverettes Held Meeting in 4-H Club

Nine members attended the Northern Cloverettes Girls 4-H Club meeting at Miss Vivian Hines home. 4-H member buttons were distributed and Becky Keilholtz announced entry in the Public Speaking Contest. Miss Vickie Valentine led games, Phyllis Wivell gave two demonstrations, and a hair styling demonstration preceded refreshments. Next meeting at Miss Linda Keilholtz home March 26 at 7:30 p.m.

Cloverettes Vivian Hines Buttons Becky Keilholtz Vickie Valentine Phyllis Wivell Linda Keilholtz

Birthday Honored Mrs Eicholtz at Surprise Dinner

Mrs. John 8 Eicholtz of East Second Street was honored by family at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs C Stephen Wickless of Baltimore. Attending were Henry K Parr and children Larry Denise Edward Heckert Steven Michael Steven Zaharoff Carroll Eicholtz Lillian Richardson and Margaret Weiss. Cards and gifts from friends and family were received.

John 8. Hicholtz East Second Street C. Stephen Wickless Baltimore Henry K. Parr Larry Denise Edward Heckert Edward Steven Zaharoff Steven Michael Carroll Eicholtz Lillian M., Richardson Margaret Weiss Eicholtz

Couple Wed In Lutheran Parsonage

Miss Betty J. Burkhart and Robert L. Sulcer wed Friday at 8 30 p m in Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick The Rev Ralph H Miller officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Burkhart of Brunswick The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Maynard Sulcer of Jefferson He works for W P Thompson Contractor Silver Spring The couple will reside in the Baxeter Apartments in Brunswick

Betty J. Burkhart Robert L. Sulcer Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick Ralph H. Miller Newton Burkhart Maynard Sulcer Jefferson W.P. Thompson Silver Spring Baxeter

Etiquette in Today’s Society from Home Economics Agent

A Home Economics extension agent discusses etiquette as social decorum guiding group life. Rules arise from shared norms rather than authority, evolving with communities. Emphasis on consideration for others, timely RSVPs, and thank you notes as keys to better relations and potential broader harmony.

Girls State delegates named in Woodsboro meeting

Miss Peggy Murray and Miss Connie Winebrenner will attend Girls State in 1965. American Legion Auxiliary in Woodsboro announced the selections at its meeting led by president Mrs. Jane Young. Pledge cards will be placed in the Holiday Inn and Documents of Freedom will be in the school. Volunteers visited Newton D. Baker hospital in Martinsburg on Monday. The pig was won by Mrs. Maude Lind. The Americanism program was led by Mrs. Marie Nell and Mrs. Marion Devilbiss.

Peggy Murray Connie Winebrenner Girls State American Legion Auxiliary Woodsboro Jane Young Holiday Inn Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Maude Lind Marie Nell Marion Devilbiss

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