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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1967

Page

6

Easter Hat Trends Shift Toward Beanie and Bold Styles

Easter hat buyers flock to Bell's Millinery and Parson's Department Store as beanies rise in popularity beside bowler, cloche, and wide brim designs. Irv ing Levin notes many prefer looking at florals but not always buying, colors favor orange mint green and maize, while shoppers buy ageless, practical hats for mother and daughter alike.

Irving Levin Bell's Millinery Paul Eigenbrode Parson’s Department Store Levin

DAR 62nd State Conference Attended by Frederick Delegates

Maryland Genealogical Society workshop in Baltimore drew Frederick County DAR reps Mrs Edward Widmayer Monrovia Mrs C Lease Bussard and Mrs Roy W Poole. They discussed court house and Quaker records and noted local DAR chapter naming traditions and recent charter achievements in Maryland.

Levers Frederick County Maryland Genealogical Society Eooch Pratt Library Baltimore Edward Widmayer Monrovia Maryland State Society Daughters of the American Revolution Pleasant Plains Damascus Dar C. Lease Bussard Frederick Dar Roy W. Poole Carrollton Manor Court House

Estate Planning Talk At Frederick Woman's Club

Edward D. Storm Freder ick attorney spoke on Estate Planning to Frederick Woman's Civic Club members. He stressed professional legal help for property hand ling and future planning. The meeting featured officer presiding, announcements of events including a Reciprocity Night April 3 at Thomas Johnson High School and fund-raising bake sale April 7 at People's Drug Store.

Edward D. Storm Frederick Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Warren C. Smith Bruce Claxton Thomas Johnson High School Maryland Federation Special Projects Paul C. Sunday Fort Detrick Bill Krantz Joseph Groff Civic Club People’s Drug Store Roert Brant Edgar Crawford Charles Keller Fine Arts

Mrs Elliott Elected President of Local PBE

Mrs Randle Elliott of Hood College was elected president of the Frederick County Association of Phi Beta Kappa. The event featured a lecture by George V Allen, director of the Foreign Service Institute, on The Roots of American Foreign Policy. Allen, a former U S ambassador, traced U S policy from the Constitution to today and spoke on democracy, the U N, and postwar aid while answering questions.

Randle Elliott Hood College Frederick County Association Phi Beta Kappa George V. Alien Foreign Service Institute Allen Fredericktown Inn Totem

Frederick Art Club studies Russian Icons noted painter Wyeth

The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs Roger Willard's home with Miss Helen L Smith delivering a report on Andrew Wyeth. Miss Louise Doty led the session on Russian icons as folk art and propaganda paintings from Iron Curtain countries. She traced icon development from the 12th to 15th centuries and Moscow's rise as a center with master Andrew Ruble. Color reproductions illustrated the talk.

Frederick Art Club Roger Willard Helen L Smith Pennsylvania Andrew Wyeth Louise Doty Iron Curtain Russia Peas Moscow Andrew Ruble

Richard F. Kline Jr To Head Cotillion Club

Richard F. Kline Jr of Auburn Springs near Thurmont was elected president of the Frederick Cotillion Club at the March 13 annual meeting at the Francs Scott Key Hotel. Officers include John Routzabn Jr vice president James Haley Hi treasurer and Dr. Robert J Thomas secretary.

Richard F. Kline Jr Auburn Springs Thurmont Frederick Cotillion Club Francs Scott Key John Thomas Routzabn Jr James H. Haley Hi Robert J Thomas Cotillion

Heldrich named assistant professor at Johns Hopkins

Dr Fred J Heldrich Jr a former Frederick resident and pediatrician was appointed assistant professor of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Mr and Mrs Delbert S Null of Braddock Heights returned home after a four week vacation in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Mr and Mrs Morton M Siegel of Clover Hill hosted Louis Lemer of Hunting ton WV as a house guest. Mr and Mrs Leslie A Hutteil of Ijamsville returned home after a week in Fort Lauderdale. Dr Warren Evans Frederick County health and physical education supervisor attended a National Education Association department meeting in Las Vegas NV and serves on the Executive Committee of the Recreation Division of AAHER.

Fred J Heldrich Jr Frederick Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Baltimore Delbert S Null Braddock Heights Fort Lauderdale Fla Morton M Siegel Clover Hill Louis Lemer Huntington W. Va Lemer Mrs. Siegel Leslie A. Hutteil Ijamsville Isa Warren , Evans Frederick County National Education Association Las Vees Nev Evans American Association Health, Physical Education

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