Library book processing ties Salisbury to state system
Regular parcel post from the C. Burr Artz Library in Salisbury delivers to the Eastern Shore Book Processing Center in Salisbury. The center consolidates orders from 18 libraries then buys catalogs and processes books at 75 cents per volume, with Maryland's four large libraries keeping separate catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Eastern Shore
Salisbury
Library Services Act
Fuius
Artz
Wicomico County
Selections From The Adult Collection
Catalog notes new adult titles and excerpts with brief descriptions. Highlights include Remember, Re Member by Charles Beaumont and African Cree ks I Have Been Up by Sue Spencer, plus Cooper's Creek by Alan Moorehead and Flowering of the Cumberland by Harriette Simpson Arnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Spencer
Alan Moorehead
Mr. Moorehead
Australia
Burke and Wills
Melbourne
Gulf of Carpentaria
Robert O’hara Burke
Burke
Blue Nile
Engaged Sharon Brown to Melvin Keyton in August
Mr and Mrs Daniel Pittinger of Emmitsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Brown to Melvin G Keyton son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Keyton of Woodsboro Plans are for an August wedding Miss Pittinger is a graduate of Emmitsburg High School and works at Towne Restaurant in Woodsboro Mr Keyton a graduate of Elmer Wolfe High School and employed by Black and Decker near Hampstead.
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Daniel Pittinger
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Sharon Brown
Melvin G. Keyton
Samuel Keyton
Woodsboro
Miss Pittinger
Emmitsburg High School
Keyton
Elmer Wolfe High School
Black and Decker
Hampstead
Glen E. Orrison
Lee Place
Martha Loretta
Charles D. Rapp
Andrew M. Rapp
Fairbury, Til
Miss Orrison
Frederick High School
Maryland
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Rapp
Fairbury - Cropsey High School
Imois State University
Fort Detrick
George A. Nicholson
Margaret Louise
Ray Ronald Schooley
Merle H. Schooley
Stark
Kansas
Miss Nicholson
Walkersville High School
University of Maryland
Schooley
Kansas State University
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Springfield
Notable Books Available at Artz Library and Local Libraries
A list of titles including Frederick Is Reading and The Spy Who Came In From The Cold shows a wide selection. Authors include James Bryant Conant William Golding John F Kennedy and Dwight D Eisenhower. Accessible at Artz Library and community libraries.
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Kentucky
Gladys Hasty Carroll
Philip Glasier
Robert Silverberg
U. Burr Ariz
Jane Lee B. Goshorn
Meshach Browning
James Bryant Conant
William Golding
John F. Kennedy
Hallmills
William M. Kunstler
JFK
Victor Lasky
T. E. Lawrence
John le Carre
Mary T. McCarthy
Alistair MacLean
Morris L. West
T. H. White
John O'Hara
Helen MacInnes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Shakespeare
Alfred Leslie Rowse
Reuben
Peter DeVries
Richard E. Kim
Artz
Special Program At Emmitsburg Church
The Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church will show the film Miracle of Love on March 19 at 7 p.m. The event features the Holland Hand Bell Choir directed by Samuel Hays and singer William R. Slemmer Jr with organ by Mrs. Mary Rosensteel. Mrs. Homer Tyler chairs the refreshment committee.
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Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Holland Hand Bell
Samuel Hays
William R. Slemmer Jr
Mary Rosensteel
Homer Tyler
English Film at Hood College in Foreign Series
The Arts Council presents The Man in the White Suit starring Alec Guinness as a chemist who discovers a new fabric, paired with A Time Out of War. Screenings begin 8:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday in Hudson Hall Hood College Campus. Limited single pete tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Alec Guinness
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Renaissance Club
Joan Greenwood
Cecil Parker
James Sinski
Alec Guiness
Hudson Hall
Pete
Oar
Shepherd College Spring Concert Highlights Soloists in Reynold's Hall
The Shepherd College Band directed by Professor Joseph Labuta performed a varied program in Reynold's Hall with two soloists. Robert Green of Hagerstown and Ronald Violet of Boonsboro gave premieres from Clarke and Morrisey. Engagements announced include Martha Loretta Orrison to Charles D. Rapp and Margaret Louise Nicholson to Ray Schooley with weddings set for June and March events listed for the college calendar.
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Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Reynold
Joseph Labuta
Hudson
Herbert Clarke
Robert Green
Hagerstown
Green
Ronald Violet
Boonsboro
John Morrissey
Mr. Violet
Shepherd College Band
Rohrsville
Spring Fever Brightens Frederick Ramble
In Frederick the warm spell fuels spring fever with birds and buds as a windstorm disrupts roofs and antennas. The column notes Beatles nostalgia, retirees seeking affordable housing in Berkeley and Frederick, plus a church guild event with children’s program and volunteer committee roles.
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Burr Artz
Calvary Church Tower
Amvets Auxiliary March Meeting Highlights Supper and Finances
Amvets Auxiliary Post 2 met March 2 at the Post Home. Secret sisters were revealed and a covered dish supper was held. Officers and chairs reported bonding for the hospital chairman, Victor Cullen Hat Sale tickets, and a March 21 visit to Martinsburg Veterans Center. Door prizes funds approved, next meeting set for April 6.
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Amvets Auxiliary
Post
Caroline Fout
Hazel Nikirk
Amy Fpaderskie
Chaplein
Elizabeth Staley
Hospital
Victor Cullen
Staley
Veteran’s Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alberta Walsh
Treasury
Post Home
Padzerskie
Family Night At Frederick Church Discusses Youth Ministry
About 125 people attended the annual Family Night of the Fellowship and Service Guild at the Frederick Church of the Brethren. A five member panel discussed New Trends in the Social Ministry to Children and Youth with representatives from Harmony Grove School the Maryland School for the Deaf and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship and Service Guild of the
Frederick Church of the Brethers
Doris Remsberg
Harmony Grove School
Lloyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
George Barthel
Teasing Hair Tips Recommend SHEROKEN Hair Fashions
Memos extol the benefits of teasing to add body while warning against overdoing it and sleeping on teased hair. The ad promotes SHEROKEN House of Hair Fashions at 10 E Church Street offering permanents, bleaches, tints and gloss rinses with contact number 663-4421. It also offers a tip to remove chipped nail polish using baby oil and cold cream and a file.
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Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
Church Street
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