Braddock and Sleepy Hollow Homemakers Meet
Braddock Homemakers Club met February 15 with 14 members as co hosts. Hazel Holter led prayers and discussed budgeting and record keeping while plans were made for a 50th anniversary dinner at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Sleepy Hollow Homemakers gathered at Ridge Road for a meeting stressing health, pollution and decoupage with demonstrations and a forthcoming air pollution lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Homemakers
Roy E. Cline
Neimann Brunk
Braddock Homemakers Club
Harold Dover
Alex Bryant
Hazel Holter
Caroline County
Bernard Wiles
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Sue Slimmer
Jeanne Bussard
Nelson
Fred Miller
University of Maryland
Ann Fleming
Martha Mason
Braddock Heights
Pruitt
Poncho Versatility Bridges Styles This Spring
The Indian poncho remains a versatile wardrobe piece as a spring cover up over jumpsuits or jeans and can also be worn as a skirt. It pairs well with soft buckskin boots and a skinny knit top for varied looks.
Miss Stoltz and Thomas Block Jr. wed in Frederick
Miss Carol Lee Stoltz and Thomas A. Block Jr. united in marriage February 27 at St. John's Catholic Church Frederick with Rev. Lawrence K. Frazier officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Helen Block and Louis W. Stoltz Jr., wore ivory satin, and the groom’s parents are Mr. Thomas A. Block Sr. and Mrs. Mary Block. The couple will reside in Frederick after a Savannah Ga. trip. The bride works for Potomac Edison. the groom, Otis Elevator. Prior events included a cocktail party and two showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lee Stoltz
Thomas A. Block Jr
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Lawrence K. Frazier
Helen M. Block
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Louis W. Stoltz Jr
Beltsville
Thomas A. Block Sr
Mary Block
Hagerstown
T. A. Block
Mary Ann Aycock
Wheaton
Marianne Block
Karen
Patricia Kalla
Rockville
Shirley Fawley
Boonsboro
Richard Block
Michael
William Block
Miss Keyser and DeLauter Plan April Wedding
Miss Carol Lynn Keyser, daughter of Mrs. Helen Keyser Murray, announces engagement to Anthony De Lauter. Keyser, a 1970 Gov. Thomas Johnson graduate, works at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick. De Lauter, a 1966 St. John’s graduate, is with Potomac Edison. An early April wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keyser Murray
Frederick
Carol Lynn Keyser
Anthony DeLauter
Richard D. DeLauter
Myersville
Miss Keyser
Carl Thompson
RFD 1
Mt Airy
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Mr. DeLauter
St. John’s Literary Institute
Potomac Edison Co
Feminine fabrics for a soft spring look
The piece outlines fabrics such as crepe de chine georgette chiffon silk and matte jersey to enhance a feminine silhouette. It emphasizes a shift toward a more feminine style as a spring trend, aiming to move away from overly boyish or edgy looks.
Miss May and Albert M. Allen Jr. Wed at Catoctin Church
Joann Elizabeth May and Albert M. Allen Jr. were married February 28 at Catoctin Methodist Church in Catoctin Furnace. The bride, daughter of Charles E. and Mrs. May, and groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. A M Allen Sr., reside in Westfield Pennsylvania. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Kenneth C. Hamrick with Miss Sandra Schrock as organist. The couple plan to live in Westfield after a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Elizabeth May
Albert M. Allen Jr
Catoctin Methodist Church
Catoctin Furnace
Charles E. May
RFD
Thurmont
A M. Allen Sr
Westfield
Kenneth C. Hamrick
Sandra Schrock
Clara Norris
Frederick
Larry Shattuck
Engagement planned for Susan Miller and Jeffrey Pieplow
Miss Miller and Jeffrey Pieplow announce their engagement. Susan Elizabeth Miller is a Frederick High and University of Maryland graduate, now Assistant Press Editor with the University of Maryland. Jeffrey Pieplow also a Maryland graduate, is a Prince Georges County physical education teacher. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome W
40th Anniversary Couple Honored
A 40th wedding anniversary reception was held Feb 21 in Broad Run for Mr. and Mrs. Garland OQ Huffer. Their daughters hosted at Midl town Fire Hall with about 125 relatives and friends attending. Grandchildren Lynn, Lori, Christine, and Valerie Taylor joined in the celebration. The Huffer couple, married Feb 18 1931 at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Red Lion PA, tied the knot under Rev. William C. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland OQ. Huffer
Broad Run
William Taylor
Linda Huffer
Middletown
Tine
Valerie Taylor
Mr. Huffer
Oliver Huffer
Huffer
Charles S. Huffer
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homemakers’ Corner
Sleepy Hollow Homemakers
Kenneth Pruitt
Farinie Johnson
Ridge Road
Elaine Angleberger
Karen Nelson
Lewistown Homemakers
Robert Hutton
Arizona
Hutton Sr
Ruth Kohlenberg
Lewistown
Fannie Fry
Albert Powell
Marion Stup
Agement
Jacob Ramsburg
Lewis Martz
Esther Grinder
Frances Snook
Frederick Nursing Home
Randolph Stu
Utica
Randolph Stull
Walkersville
Charles Nicodemus
Harold Roderuck
J. Trego Zimmerman
Edgar Roderuck
James Working
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Grange
Harbaugh
Walkersville United Methodist Church
Garst Paint Center, Inc
LAND
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Roa
D. Nt MO
Miss Stoltz
Wheaton High School
South Hagerstown High School
U. S. Navy
Otis Elevator Co
Baltimore
William Kalla
Aycock
Potomac Edison
Raup
Stoney Range Society
Children of the American Revolution
Cheryl Poole
Esther Clare Samakouris
Mary Beth Gladhill
Carel Poole
Cathy Samakouris
Diane Turton
Debby Turton
Debbie
Samakouris
Sandi Gladhill
Diana Greenfield
Cindy Gladhill
Nancy Staton
Karen Rice
Esther Samakouris
Pleasant Plains of Damascus
Daughters of the American Revolution
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Warol Lynn Keyser
Veniceson
N. Market St. Frederick
Treeland Nurseries
Frederick, Md
Miss May
A.M. Allen
Catoctin High School
Cowenesque Valley High School
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Westfield, Pa
Susan Elizabeth Miller
Miss Miller
J.P. Pieplow
Lynn
Lori
Chris
Mr. and
Mrs. Garland C. Huffer
The
Mar
Elking
E. Patrick St
Wolfe
Howard Wolf
Nad
Drevick
Central Charge Bank
Americard Master Charge
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