Fashion Show Highlights 44th Annual Homemaker Meeting
The Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs plans a spring fashion show April 2 at Hood College Brodbeck Hall. Twenty one clubs and 4 H participants stage 49 models in handmade ensembles under the theme Patterns for Living. Notable outfits include a mother and two daughters in red and white gingham, and a 17 month old as the youngest model.
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Frederick County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Homemakers
Thes
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Raymond Larsen
Larsen
David Hagan to Give Piano Recital at Hood College
Hood College presents David Hagan in a public piano recital in Brodbeck Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. The North Market Street musician, son of Mr and Mrs H David Hagan, performs classical and contemporary works including Fantasias by Farnaby Bach Haydn Weber and a Roberson Fantasia Opus. He studies for a Master of Music at Peabody Baltimore and has taught there since 1964. He has appeared as soloist and accompanist at Johns Hopkins, Mercersburg Academy, and on Peabody television.
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Hagan
Giles Farnaby
J. S. Bach
Josef Haydn
Ben Weber
Robert One
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Peabody
Johns Hopkins University
Mercersburg Academy
Borrowed By Design in Fashion and Meeting Notes
Big girls adopt the little girl look as designers borrow the ingenue style. After a business meeting with officer elections, a 12:18 p.m. luncheon will be served in Coblents. The afternoon session of speech and dramatic art at the University of land will discuss Patterns For Living. The Frederick County Homemakers Chorus, directed by Mrs. Donald Sullivan, will sing.
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Coblents
Feavensen
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
University of Land
Frederick County
Donald Sullivan
Homemaker Club Meets Near Middletown Elects Officers
The newly organized Middletown Homemakers Club elected Mrs. Fred Rudy president with Mrs. Willard Rudy vice president and Mrs. Bernard Palmer secretary while Mrs. Arlington Cramer was named treasurer. The first meeting drew 21 attendees at the Middletown Fire Hall.
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Fred Rudy
Homemakers’ Club
Middletown
Kathryn Jenkins
Frederick County
Willard Rudy
Bernard Palmer
Arlington Cramer
Reformed Church
Women Club Meetings Highlight Community Activities
The Frederick County Homemakers Clubs held April and May meetings at private homes with readings and discussions on family life and soil and water conservation. New members joined Harmony Grove and New Market clubs, and delegates prepared for upcoming council events at Hood College and New Market. The Historical Society of Frederick County marked debt liquidation with a March meeting and reviewed its history from 1892 to 1955, noting acquisitions, a permanent home, and a growing endowment.
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Clover Hill Homemakers’ Club
Franklin Shafer
Linden Hills
Willard Rudy
Norman Waltz
George Anderson
Charles Keller Ill
Richard Cline
Richard Cline, Mrs. Keller
Edward Dapper
Mrs. Waltz
John Wilson
West Frederick
Homemakers’ Club
Clarence Haller
Harry Zimmerman
John Crouch
Newell Esterly
Harmony Grove Homemakers’ Club
Millard Crum
Clyde Koons
Jerome Offutt
Monu
Daniel Thomas
C. Burr Artz
Koons
William Powell
Edward Mantz
W. F
Franklin Smith
Edward Hemby
Clarence Bennett
New Market
Frederick County
William Burke
Bennett
Betsy Bennett
Dorsey Griffith
Smith
Jennifer Thompson
Brown
the Historical Society of
Frederick County Inc
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Spring Hats Highlight Newcomers Welcome Wagon
Members and guests at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers dessert coffee meeting enjoyed a spring hat display from Routzahn's. Hats were modeled by club members Jo Hutcheson Mil dred Kramer Camile McKenna Jean Nether ly Kay Porter Hill iard Powers Joyce Szklarz and Jean Van Gilder before 68 attendees. Corsages yearbooks and by laws were given to new members including Rodele Arildsen Mildred Braden Wanda Clements Phylis Crance Ellen Hall and Dotti Stevens. Crance elected first vice president following Elizabeth McMasters resignation and move. White elephant auction items to be left at Jane McPherson and Thel Bickford homes before April meeting.
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Et Inn
Fredatick
Routzahn’s
Jo Hutcheson
Mildred Kramer
Camile McKenna
Jean Netherly
Kay Porter
Hilliard Powers
Joyce Szklarz
Jean van Gilder
Rodele Arildsen
Mildred Braden
Wanda Clements
Phylis Crance
Ellen Hall
Dotti Stevens
Jane McPherson
Thel Bickford
Miss Wanda Stottlemyer Weds Robert G. Baker
Wanda Lee Stottlemyer and Robert Garfield Baker were married March 12 at 3 p.m. in Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Clifford Lloyd officiating. The couple, both Frederick High School graduates of 1964, plan to live on West Fifth Street. she works for Government Employees Insurance Co. in Chevy Chase and he for Martin Co. in Baltimore.
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Wanda Lee Stottlemyer
Robert Garfield Baker
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frederick High School
Government Employes Insurance Co
Chevy Chase
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Frederick County Council of Home
Joy Derrmakers
George Smith
D. P. Vandervoort
Raymond Sanbower
William Dorrell
J. Vernon Coblentz
E Business Ming
Council
Kenneth Bullivant
August Selckmann
Selckmann
Dorrell
Randolph Stull
Robert Martin
Thomas Ford
Raymond Sandower
George H. Smith
David Hagan
Historical Society
Clover Hill
Richard Keller
Frank Rood
Harmony Grove
Hunter Bowers
Rose Hill Manor
Winebrenner
Charles F. Bowers
Tyler Belt
Federated Charities
William Crawford Johnson
Lipps
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Senator Radcliffe
Elizabeth Peters
Historical Review
East Church Street
Belt
Marshall Etchison
Isabel Bowers Memorial
Frederick Garden Club
The
Hositality Committee
Cmdrudiey Page
Crance
Elizabeth McMasters
Wanda Stottlemyer
Robert G. Baker
Rev
Clifford Lloyd
Catherine Stottlemyer
Highfield
Thomas Jefferson Stottlemyer
Mary Baker Pixton
Glenn K. Baker
Bickford Stottlemyer
Washington
Darlene van Fosser
Ann
Schell
Delores Pennington
Seatcling
Richard Schell
Gerald Koogle
Robert Pennington
Eleanor Morgan
Linda Pixton
Mr. Baker
Martin Co
West Fifth
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
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