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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1964

Page

9

Hood College Professor Named to National English Council

Dr. Albert W. Vogel of Hood College has been named to the National Council of Teachers of English Committee on Public and Professional Relations. The appointment supports NCTE expansion and aims to boost English teaching nationwide with journals and teaching aids. Vogel joined Hood in 1961 after earning degrees from the University of New Mexico and American University.

Albert W. Vogel Hood College National Council of Teachers of English NCTE Vogel James R. Squire Hood University of New Mexico The American University

Optimists Hold Initial Heritage Week Celebration in Frederick

Members of the Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club hosted the first Heritage Week program at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mayor E Paul Magaha and past presidents in attendance. Robert Marendt Sr. chaired the event and outlined Heritage Week aims while noting the club touches about 1000 youths yearly through collaborations with two other local Optimist clubs and supports community projects.

Frederick Francis Scott Key E. Paul Magaha Robert P. Marendt Sr Marendt Optimist International Mr. Marendt Emmett R. Bowlus Robert Dailey Sr Gilbert Stroup James B. Dorsey Charles E. Miller G. Ross Moberly C Lease Bussard William Grove Optimist Frederick Memorial Hospital Y.M.C.A Mayor Magaha Magaha Kenneth Fogle

Community notes from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns

Visitors from Emmitsburg Keymar and Taneytown shuttle between homes and hospitals while St Joseph’s High School students attend a Mt St Mary’s Career Day. Banns of marriage announced for Margaret Boney and Francis Smith. Engagement announced for Catherine Althoff and Samuel Cool. Vigilant Hose Co. names committee for annual financial drive. Istanbul claims oldest continuously occupied metropolis history includes tulip and Turkish bath.

Charles B. Shorb Hillcrest Emmitsburg Glenn Reifsnider Keymar Reifsnider George Ashbaugh George, Jr William Greco Myersville Greco Dominic Greco Paul Keepers Cindy Long James Nicholes Baltimore Gwen Shorb Washington Clarence Shorb Tommy Kevin Nevin Topper Taneytown St. Joseph’s High School Mt. St. Mary’s College Anna Wireman McSherrystown Valerie Kraemer William Topper Upton Austin University Hospital St. Joseph’s Church Margaret Boney Francis Smith Arthur McClear Waynesboro Charles E. Shorb Knights of Columbus Brute Council Frank Althoff Catherine G Samuel Cool Samuel F. Cool Althoff St. Joseph's High Istanbul

Missionary Speaks Here at Calvary Methodist Church

Miss Florence Hooper Baltimore missionary worker spoke to Calvary Methodist Women's Society on Christian Missions in Southern Asia. She serves on the Baltimore Conference Board of Child Care and on boards in Chile and India and writes for World Outlook.

Florence Hooper Baltimore Calvary Methodist Women’s Society Calvary Methodist Church Hall Miss Hooper Asia Chile India World Outlook Women’s Society C. Grayson Stevens Brook Hill Methodist Church Yellow Springs Naomi Charles Strasnider Sr Stephen Langley Edward Pearl Eva Logue Ellen Atkinson Borneo Laura Jacoby Lester Feaga Frank Grimes Carlton Brown Ray H. Smith Harry Myerly Chris Schmitt

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 held its regular meeting at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh street with 35 members and 16 guests attending. Edith Pearl presided as Noble Grand as visitors from Baltimore Mt Airy and Gaithersburg joined the session.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 West Seventh Street Edith Pearl Noble Grand Baltimore Mt. Airy Gaithersburg Edna Jones Centennial Rebekah Lodge Dayton Dorsey Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Assembly of Maryland Heart Fund Cancer Crusade Jessie Webster Alberta Parsons Parsons Mary Baker Fannie King Doris Jean Ramsburg IOOF Pearl Skeggs Florence Stevens Lodge

Spring 1964 Fashions for Milady Feminine

Spring 1964 fashions emphasize soft feminine lines in suits coats and dresses. Descriptions highlight bias cut blousons slim waists cowl necklines and pleated skirts with various sleeve styles and coordinated outerwear. Pastel colors navy white and ivory dominate with textured fabrics and double knits enhancing flattering fits.

Adele F. Miller Home Economics Winchester Hall

Pole Vaulting Parson: Bob Richards’ Foster Family Inspire Champion

Bob Richards, Olympic pole vault champion and 27 time US champion, credits foster parents Rev. Dr. Merlin E. Garber and wife at the University of Illinois era with turning his life around. The Brethren clergymen supported his athletics and ministry, guiding his rise from a troubled youth to a renowned speaker and athlete.

Brethren Bob Richards Sallie Anderson America Merlin E. Garber Church of the Brethren Fairview Avenue Bob United States Garbers Garber University of Illinois Champaign High School Iilinns Illinois Champaign High Bridgewater College Virginia Bridgewater Mary Richards Bethany Biblical Seminary Chicago LaVerne College California Helsinki Melbourne Sullivan Ing New York Lant Merlin Garber

Local Delegates Chosen for DAR State Conference

Six Frederick Chapter delegates and seven alternates were selected to attend the Maryland State Society DAR conference March 24 25 at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel Baltimore. Memorial service for deceased members set for March 23 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Cathedral and Read streets.

Frederick Daughters of the American Revolution Maryland State Society DAR Sheraton Mildred G. Stitely Jesse B. Anders Anders State Society

First Baptist Church Choir Social at Linden Hills

The Chancel Choir of the First Baptist Church Frederick held a March 7 covered dish supper at director Mrs. James H. Goodman’s Linden Hills home. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Woodward and many couples and guests.

First Baptist Church Frederick James H. Goodman Linden Hills Robert F. Woodward Niemann Brunk Ethan Bock Frank Vernon Alex Bryant Bloyce Lewis Kaye Paul Shorrow Marvin Spencer Michael Zlotnicki Dorothy Cavenee Sarah Jane Hamilton Carolyn Daniels Kenneth McGolerick

Church Women Meet at St Johns United Church of Christ

The Woodsboro Women’s Guild of St. John’s United Church of Christ held a March 4 meeting in the church educational building. Mrs. Charles Holt led the Christian Stewardship program on understanding our community with assistances and a Faith statement read by Holt.

Council of Lay Life and Work Women's Guild St. John’s United Church of Christ of Woodsboro Christian Stewardship Program Charles Holt Holt Ira G. Houck Kenneth Morgan Steiner Cramer The United Church of Christ Houck Dale Shellhamer J. William Schwarber Charles H. Crum Guild George Seaton Frederick R. R. Shank Charles Wills

Pony Club Wins TRO Trophies at Potomac Hunt Meet

Frederick Pony Club edged teams at the Potomac Hunt Club event in a Know Down competition. Members Ste phen Zehnder Walter Martz Michael Prickett Norma Brinkley Betty Simms Jimmy Martin Judy Furie along with coach Dr Patricia Prickett participated as the club showcased knowledge on horse anatomy stable management tack equitation hunting and horse shows. Hosts were Seneca Valley Pony Club members.

Pony Club Frederick Pony Club Potomac Hunt Club Stephen Zehnder Charles W. Zehnd Walter Martz Michael Prickett Milton Prickett Sjamsville Norma Brinkley Ross Brinkley New Market Betty Simms Hugh Simms Rosemont Avenue Back Row Jimmy Martin Major James Martin Biggs Avenue Judy Furie Robert J. Furie Patricia Prickett The Seneca Valley Pony Club

Town and Country Garden Club Meets at Mrs Dix Home

The Town and Country Garden Club met Sunday afternoon at Mrs Caroline Dix home on North Bentz street. Guest speaker Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Peters presented slides from Hamburg Germany and Winchester England. Miss Mary C Swann club president introduced speakers and a brief business session followed by refreshments.

Town and Country Garden Club Caroline Dixon North Bentz Street Elizabeth Lewis Peters Hamburg Germany Winchester England Mary C. Swann Peters Rush Lewis F. Earle Shriner Misa

CW Club Seeks Youth Director Speaker for Thursday Meeting

Christian Women’s Club will host Arthur Bonney of Baltimore as guest speaker at 12:30 p.m. Thursday in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Bonney, a former Westinghouse scientist and current assistant pastor, will be joined by slide shown on Frederic architecture by Charles F. Bowers and soloist Mrs. James Goodman with accompanist Mrs. Ethan Book. Reservations to attend may be made with Mrs. W. F. Miller or Mrs. Edward Silake.

CW Club Arthur Bonney Baltimore Christian Women’s Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Bonney Westinghouse Charles F. Bowers Historic Frederick James Goodman Ethan Book W. F. Miller East Fourteenth Street Edward Silake Fairview Avenue

Native Of City Named By Realtors

Denmead Kolb of Salisbury was appointed to the board of directors of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. A city native and alumnus of old Boys High, St John’s College Annapolis, and the U S Naval Academy, Kolb has served as vice president of the national association and is active in Maryland real estate circles.

Denmead Kolb Salisbury National Association of Real Estate Boards Kolb Old Boys’ High School St. John’s College Annapolis United States Naval Academy

Baltimore Water Color Club 60th Annual Exhibit

The 60th annual Baltimore Water Color Club exhibit runs March 30 to April 18 at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. The opening April 5 from 2 to 5 p.m. will feature prize awards and refreshments. Works by Maryland residents and Baltimore residents featured.

Baltimore Water Color Club Maryland Institute, College of Art Baltimore Maryland Baltimore City

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