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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
2
Alaskan mukluks become a stylish home wear trend as readers learn to craft boots from sealskin velvet felt and heavy fabrics. Tips cover patterns sewing zigzag techniques, fringe, appliques, and reinforcing soles with discarded slippers. Local craft shops and technique names guide makers toward fur fabrics and leather work.
A 200 year old heirloom Cajun meat pie recipe from a southern Louisiana family is presented by the American Spice Trade Assn. The dish serves 8 to 10 and combines a flaky pastry with a spiced ground chuck filling, using roux technique and lattice crust, baked from 450 to 350 degrees F.
The ultra modern maternity wing at Baptist Hospital in Memphis introduces the nations first closed circuit television ward for new mothers. Mothers can flip on the ward view to monitor infant care, signaling a pioneering use of TV in newborn nursing.
A report describes mothers watching their infants in five nurseries as husbands and relatives see the newborn for the first time, with each nursery offering a distinct viewing arrangement and nursing care.
Rev. Robert F. Woodward, pastor of First Baptist, spoke to the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about Theodore White’s book Making of the President 1960. He noted Kennedy’s rise, Catholic votes, and Protestant support shaping 1960.
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary presented a 14000 check at its March general meeting in All Saints Parish Hall. The gift, raised from the 1961 Snow Ball and Booster Boxes, supports the hospital’s Building Fund as administrator P David Youngdahl outlined needs, future plans, and occupancy pressures.
The Braddock Homemakers Club met at Mrs Nie mann A Brunk’s Oakwood Drive home on Friday. Mrs Guy Cramer led a session on life insurance covering policy types costs loans surrender value and investment value while stressing reading policies. A Beltsville trip is planned for May 9 and 10 with a reservation deadline of April 25. A Skit for Short Course Week was arranged by several members and a new Braddock-Skyliner 4 H club was invited to showcase at the May meeting.
Calvary Methodist church reports raising more than 3000 dollars for missionary work during a special program at the church. Rev Ralph M Sharpe notes good attendance at 845 am and 11 am services while about 175 congregants joined a fellowship supper. Dr E Pearce Hayes spoke on world conditions and church roles in missions at both services and the dinner, with Robert Lee of China as guest vocalist and displays by Mr and Mrs Richard Gladney on Japan. The Red Cross Motor Corps veterans list includes Mrs Benjamin B Rosenstock and other longtime workers.
Mrs Earle Shriner hosted Frederick Art Club on March 1 with Mrs T Stuart Haller and Mrs William R Hinshaw assisting. Miss Harriet Kolb Elizabeth Gonzaga and Isabella d Este discussed Renaissance women and early salons, while Mrs Charles Baldwin spoke on northern Italian painters and Gothic details. The group examined Pisanello Jacopo Bellini Mantegna Giovanni Bellini and others before adjourning to Mrs Roger Willard's home for the next meeting on March 15.
Sherald Albritton, assistant professor of music at Goucher College since 1954, will lead the singing men of the B and O Glee Club in a program at Frederick High School auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3. The event, sponsored by the Frederick County Hood Club, is free to the public. Albritton, a Furman University graduate, studied at Yale University School of Music for three years and taught there before joining Goucher College after teaching at Randolph Macon Woman’s College.
Frederick Thurmont Middletown Libertytown Walkersville and Brunswick music directors attend a clinic at Colonial Music Shop on Wednesday March 14 at 2 p.m. Martin Extract expert instrument craftsman chairs discussions on maintenance repair and emergency field fixes for woodwind and brass instruments with a demonstrations and Q and A session. Invited directors include Robert Doster Sperry Storm Thomas Silliman Frank Miller Thomas Fugate Jerry Marrone Clark Walker Calvin Wacker Howard Andrews Lin Sibert and James Fisher.
Quincy, Massachusetts AP reports nun Sister Paschala, formerly Leone Noonan of Quincy, is writing murder mysteries to aid a Puerto Rican Dominican mission. A Creighton College fellow spurred her to create meatier stories, yielding $50 for the mission, with proceeds from all works to support Puerto Rico’s poor. Her father was a New York assemblyman. she teaches at St. Catherine's Junior College near Lexington, Kentucky.
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