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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1966

Page

7

Glowing Plastics Trend For Fashion Brilliance

Women eager to shine lead the glow in fashion made with phosphorescent plastics. Soon race jockeys and horses may wear harnesses lit like Times Square, as Comark vinyl advances glow in the dark materials for apparel and equipment.

New York Times Square Comark

Review Topic For Woman's Club Presents The Source

The Frederick Woman's Civic Club meets Monday with Rev. Robert Woodward of Frederick reviewing The Source at Steiner House. Luncheon service by Mrs. Carl Espeland and Mrs. Melvin Partridge. program chaired by Mrs. William Wallace.

Robert Woodward Frederick Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Inc Steiner House Carl Espeland Melvin Partridge William Wallace William Hobson

Polly's Pointers The Divided Closet Caper

Dear Polly letters describe simple home fixes and tips. Beverly details a husband led closet division to organize coats and four family compartments. Norma suggests a spray can cover using a gold painted plastic bottle with added decorations. Susan recommends baking fudge in individual cups for easy gifting. George praises magnetic letters on a refrigerator door for flexible messages and teaching.

Polly Cramer Asspm Polly Beverly Norma Kitchhhen George

Frederick County 4 H Club Council to Meet Wednesday

The Frederick County 4 H Club Council will hold its first meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the extension conference room of Winchester Hall. The council will include one representative from each club, chosen by majority vote, to start new programs coordinate projects such as aiding the International Farm Youth Exchange Student to India and strengthen the 4 H program county wide.

Frederick County Winchester Hall International Farm India

A Lamp Unto My Feet Pathways 10 the Bible

A Lamp Unto My Feet highlights recent Bible translations and studies reflecting inter-faith cooperation. The C. Burr Arm Library holds books from multiple faiths and a Lenten reading list is available.

Bible C. Burr Ariz

Selections From The Children's Room

A catalog-like display of children’s books with brief descriptions and reading level ranges. Titles include Noah’s Ark retold by Miche Wyant, Robert Rows the River by Carolyn Hay Wood, two easy mysteries, plus Kristy’s Courage and Our Wild Animals with author and illustration credits.

Miche Wyants Miss Wyant Robert Carolyn Haywood Thames River Aaron

Carey Storks wed in Walkersville ceremony

Mrs Helen M Storks of Trail Avenue and Douglas E Carey of Doubs were united in marriage February 18 at 7 30 p m by Reverend Raymond E Wilhelm at his Walkersville home. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John L Hahn of Frederick. Mrs Hahn is Careys sister in law. The couple resides on Trail Avenue.

Helen M. Storks Trail Avenue Douglas E. Carey Doubs Raymond E. Wilhelm Walkersville John L. Hahn Frederick

Status of Women Club hears Dr. Virginia Lewis on education and policy

Dr. Virginia Lewis of Hood College spoke to Zonta on legislation and status of women noting waste of brain power and the need for reeducation of employers. She contrasted male and female attrition and urged education over law changes, citing her Hood tenure since 1947 and degrees.

Virginia Lewis Hood College Zonta Francis Scott Key Lewis Dr. Lewis Washington University St. Louis George Washington University

Tressler Engagement Announced

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Tressler announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ruth to Dennis Lee Stitely grandson of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Stitely of Thurmont Miss Tressler is a sophomore at Thurmont High School Mr Stitely is a Thurmont High School graduate 1965 employed by Landis Tool Company Waynesboro Pa and is now serving with the U S Army at Fort Sill Okla No wedding date set.

Wilbur Tressler Barbara Ruth Dennis Lee Stitely Roscoe Stitely Thurmont Miss Tressler Thurmont High School Mr. Stitely Landis Tool Company Waynesboro U.S. Army Fort Sill Oklo

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