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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
15
Hollywood notes debate dubbing as Audrey Hepburn’s voice in My Fair Lady drew mixed reviews and an Oscars snub. Marni Nixon provided the singing, while critics and Academy voters weighed the practice and its future.
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce launched a member drive by mail, sending promotional cards to over 100 prospects. A. Atlee Radcliffe leads the campaign to add 50 members by month end, with programs planned during early April National Chamber Week to explain chamber activities. President John W. Morgan said the chamber enjoys strong support and aims to broaden its membership base among business and professional leaders.
A blaze drew crews from the Junior and United Fire Companies the Independent Hose Company and another unit. Firefighters worked to control the flames and protect adjacent structures as reports and details remain incomplete.
Citizens' Truck Company answered a general alarm at 625 North Market Street where only $10 of damage occurred to a washing machine at Theodore G Procter property. A Junior Fire House spokesman noted the minor loss. Mount Airy units also tackled a field fire at Ridgeville Nursery.
The Grace United Church of Christ Men's Fellowship hosted a turkey dinner in the social room prepared by Golden Bay Sunday School Class led by Mrs. Paul Green. Rev. Joseph Clem and Charles Holland spoke, with Mrs. Helen Nussear guest speaker and Warren P. E. Smith introducing her.
A long scanned TV guide lists programs by time across Sunday Monday into late night. Includes cartoons dramas news sports movies public affairs and variety shows from 5:00 PM to 12:30 PM with titles such as Gunsmoke Moby Dick Buck Privates and The Great John L and stations or channels implied.
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