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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1962

Page

2

Mrs Bussard Elected Regent of DAR Chapter

Mrs C Lease Bussard was elected regent of the Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a Monday meeting at the home of Mrs William M Storm Rockwell Terrace Retiring regent is Mrs Charles J Mullen Elected to serve with Bussard were Mrs C Herbert Kreh first vice regent Mrs Charles L Mullen second vice regent Mrs Aldred Stitely chaplain Miss Edith Miler recording secretary Miss Caroline Winebrewer corresponding secretary Mrs Paul B Rhoads treasurer Mrs Poward Kelly historian Mrs Hammond Clary registrar Mrs George L Bennett librarian Mrs Jesse B Anders editor and special delegate Reports were heard from delegates who attended the Fifty Seventh State Conference March 20 and 21 at the Sheraton Belvedere in Baltimore Those from the local chapter attending the meeting and coffee afterwards were Mrs Bussard Mrs Kreh Mrs Dorothy Lassetter Mrs Joseph Hemp Miss Miller Miss Winebrewer Anna Brown Mrs John Culler Sr Mrs Alvin Crawford and Mrs Anders Speaker was Miss Susie Jolley Frazier state chairman of approved schools The President General's message was read by Mrs Oscar Fogle Civic Club To Have Special Meeting Tuesday

Bussard Dar C. Lease Bussard Frederick William M. Storm Rockwell Terrace Charles J. Mullen Caroline Winebrewer Paul B. Rhoads Poward Kelly Hammond Clary George L. Bennett Jesse B. Anders Sheraton-Belvedere Baltimore

Miss Storm Represents Hood College at Model UN Meet

Miss Mary B Storm daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward D Storm of Record Street represented Hood College at the Model United Nations General Assembly in New York March 23 2. As a senior she helped shape the disarmament committee discussions and aided in drafting the committee resolution for plenary. Hood delegation represented Syria with a briefing from the Syrian Mission to the United Nations among 92 colleges in attendance.

Mary B. Storm Edward D Storm Record Street Hood College New York Miss Storm Committee On Disarmament Collegiate Council For the United Nations Hood Syria The United Nations

Hood Vespers to Feature Rev Dr Knoff Speaker

Rev Dr Gerald E Knoff executive secretary of the National Council of Churches Division of Christian Education will speak at Hood College Vesper Service at 6 30 p m Sunday His topic The Seeking God Hood College Choir directed by Charles J Warner will provide music Knoff a Minnesota Florida native and Yale Ph D holder has held multiple church and educational positions and returned from India after attending the World Council of Churches assembly in New Delhi

Gerald E. Knoff Division of Christian Education of the Nation Council of Churches Hood Hood College Kno Sara God Charles J. Warner Knoff Minnesota Florida Florida Southern College Yale University Connecticut Iowa State Teachers College Bureau of Religious Activities College Hill National Council of Churches World Council of Christian Education Asia India Third Assembly of the World Council of Churches New Delhi

Luther Leaguers Retreat Held at Mar La Ridge

Luther Leaguers from Forty Frederick District met March 16 to 18 at Mar La Ridge for a third successful retreat on Christian stewardship. Rev. David Blackwelder Rev. H Edward Fisher Jr Rev. Donald Haas and Rev. Charles Pollard led small group discussions and sharing sessions fostered unity of ideas. Social activities included St Patrick s Day party a hike a scavenger hunt and a movie. Registered participants included Nancy Cutter Jane Flock Joyce Lutz Judy Garber Darlene Zimmerman Donna Andersen Sharon Zimmerman Martha Etzler Patricia Dayhoff Connie Rice Charlotte Garber Judy Marshall Rev Dean Anderson Ronald Staley David Fox Myrna White Mary Zimmerman James Stoner Billy Derr Janice Shaff Mary Hoffman Larry Garber Sandra Burdette Judy Roberts Bonnie Mathews Lance Howard Robert Landis Gerald Mathews Richard Landis Charles Trunk Rev Donald Haas Mary Catherine Bostian Rev David Black welder Rev H Edward Fisher Jr Rev Charles Pollard Mary Clemson Wayne Putman Regina ld a Mocks and Larry Boyer

Luther Leaguers Frederick District Mar-La Ridge David Blackwelder Nancy Culler Jane Flock Joyce Lutz Judy Garber Darlene Zimmerman Donna Andersen Sharon Zimmerman Martha Etzler Patricia Dayhoff Connie Rice Charlotte Garber Judy Marshall Dean

Travel Fair and Fashion Show Draw 500 At West Frederick

The Travel Fair and Fashion Show at West Frederick Junior High attracted over 500 attendees. A Cunard Steamship Lines film toured a world itinerary while Haber and Co offered travel attire shows. Prize drawings by Boyer Travel Agency and fashion creators Gilbert's Store Kemp's Haber's drew further interest. plans call for annual events with travel programs available to organizations.

West Frederick Junior High School Fletcher Gorsuch Cunard Steamship Lines Coronta World South America Africa Singapore Bangkok Hongkong Japan Philippines Hawaii Acapulco Panama Canal Haber and Co Frederick Shopping Center R. W. Swanson Robert S. Rothenhoefer Edward P. Thomas Jr Bernard Simmons Ruth Janssen Sondra Davis Charles Crum Paul Johnson William Jeffries David Weinberg Maurice Waterman Haber Boyer Travel Agency Lee Duvall Margaret Hixon Henry Falk Richard Ramsburg George Schroeder Guy McNeal James Shaff Jr M. C. Stickney Kathryn Jeffries Fred Kefauver C. Bess Castle New York City Taft Hotel Margaret P. Carback Thurmont Gilbert’s Store Kemp’s Haber's

Weekly Food Review highlights regional deals in basic staples

The weekly roundup notes broad savings on beef pork lamb poultry and dairy with wide regional variation. National chains offer low prices such as beef rib roasts at 59 cents a pound and boneless chuck at 69 in New York outlets while Southeast and Midwest markets feature strong buys on steaks roasts chops and ham. Lent fish remains available.

Rockies New York Midwest

Cherry Blossom Purse Ceremony at Laurel Run

Japanese ambassador Koichiro Asakai presents the gift from Yoshitaka Mikimoto for the Cherry Blossom Purse event at Laurel. Maryland Princess Schnauffer and princesses from Virginia and D C will officiate in the winner’s circle after the race. The Maryland representative is the daughter of Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer Sr.

Koichiro Asakai Yoshitaka Mikimoto Tokyo Miss Schnauffer Maryland Virginia D. C Laurel Patrick M. Schnauffer Sr Rockwell Terrace Elaine Schnauffer U. S J. Glenn Beall Laurel Race Course

Book and Author Luncheon Draws 200 Plus Attendees

More than 200 people are expected at the third annual Book and Author luncheon by the Friends of the G. Burr Artz Library on Saturday April 7 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Proceeds fund a new charging desk for the library as National Library Week opens April 8 14. Guest speaker is Lee A. McCardell renowned journalist and author of Ill Starred General. He is married to Nancy Arnold and has three daughters. Annabel Lundgren leads the Friends group with several members aiding ticket sales. The Tasker’s Chance Garden club handles table decorations.

Friends of the G. Burr Artz Library Francis Scott Key Josephine Etchison McCardell Lee A. McCardell Baltimore Sun Sunpapers Rome General Braddock Nancy Arnold Baltimore Jerome Kennedy Abby McCardelli Sarah Susan McCardell J. Homer Remsberg Middletown C. Burr Annabel Lundgren Friends of the C. Burr Artz Library A. B. Collinus T. D. Levinson J. Richard Ramsburg C. H. Woodman James 8. Crist Patricia Prime Robert Fisher Howard W. Ash B. O. Thomas Jr M. Robert Ritchie Jr Evelyn Kefauver Tasker’s Chance Garden Club

Lions Club selects Delphey for 1962 63 presidency

Frederick Lions Club meeting highlights election of Julien P. Delphey of Delphey's Sport Store as president for 1962 63. Lionesses led by Mrs Laura Delphey presided. speakers included Rotary Ann Pat Sanner and Mrs Lanner who discussed downtown beautification Project 62 with Potomac Edison backing half architectural fees. Plans for flower boxes around Square Corner and iron planters on Patrick Street move forward with civic club support.

Frank J. Keefer Lionesses Lions Club of Frederick Julien P. Delphey Delphey’s Sport Store Rotary Ann Pat Sanner Laura Delphey Betty McClellan Myra Ehler Caroline Feaga Dorothy Higinbotham Mildred Morgan Lioness Schroeder Lion Charles Butcher Lion Roger Cann McClellan Charlotte Yarrell Dan Thomas John DB. Collins Randolph Macon Forrest Haugh Gilbert Bonn Hagerstown Clarence Fishpaw Westminster Lanner Patrick Street The Lions

Frederick taxpayers finance historic planters club talk

Frederick is a historic town with vast possibilities the speaker urged the club to cash in on and give the city a personality of its own suggesting flags night tours of lighted spires or enacting the Barbara Fritchie story. Mesdames Lanner presented with a certificate by President Jacob R Ramsburg and introduced by William B Anderson. Ramsburg announced the election of Mr Delahey to take office in July with Ralph Merchant Ralph Boyer and John Crum as vice presidents William Trout secretary L Rayhu Specht treasurer Lloyd Fogle tail twister Ira Ray lion tamer Elmer Ehler to board of directors Alvey Renn Herman Beyard John Crum Julien Delphey Charles Main Ralph Merchant John Morgan Jacob Ramsburg Richard Simmons William Simmons and Daniel Thomas as delegates to the district and international conventions.

Frederick San‘ner City of Barbara Fritchie Mes. Lanner Jacob R. Ramsburg William Herman Beyard John Crum Julien Delphey Charles Main Ralph Merchant John Morgan Jacob Ramsburg Richard Simmons William Simmons Daniel Thomas

Tom Thumb Locomotive Smalls Steam Engine Record

The first U S steam locomotive Tom Thumb was unusually small requiring gun barrels as boiler tubes. This quirky construction highlighted early American rail engineering and its experimental methods.

United States

Engaged Frederick couple announces May wedding

Mr and Mrs Guy Creager of North Market announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne Titus to Charles Oland Meitzler Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Oland Meitzler Sr also of North Market Joanne a Frederick High School and Hagerstown Business College graduate works for the Atomic Energy Commission Germantown division Charles O Meitzler Jr a Frederick High School Massanutten Academy and Richmond Professional Institute alum now with the family business C Oland Meitzler Inc A May wedding is planned

Kennedy Studio Guy Creager North Market Street Joanne Titus Charles Oland Meitzler Jr Charles Oland Meitzler Miss Creager Frederick High School Hagerstown Massanutten Academy Richmond Professional Institute C. Oland Meitzler, Inc

Frederick Arts Council concert schedule extends into May

The Arts Council for Frederick County lists events from March 31 to May 27 at Hood College, Frederick High, Shepherd College and other venues. Performances include bands, orchestras, recitals, choirs, poetry readings, dances, and a puppet show with free admission to many events.

Arts Council For Frederick County Ail County Middletown High School John Ramaley Carl Blogie Brodbeck Hall Hood College Platoff Don Cossack Frederick High School U. S. Army Field Band Shepherd College Sherpherdstown W. Va Baltimore Symphony String Quartet Frederick Orchestra Mae Desmond Children's Theater Board of Education Arts Council Poe Jess Cathleen Raine Brodbeck Frederick Singers Fort Detrick Pam Washington & Lee University Coffman Chapel U.S. “Naval + Academy Midshipmen Suzanui Mary Averet-Leslye Walter Kerr Lehigh University Coffman Keck Hood Marionettes Royal Gambit Frederick County Art Students Walkersville High School Frederick Junior High School Beth Sholom Congregation North Frederick

Walkersville School Presents Glee Club Appearance

The Walkersville High School music department sponsors a public appearance by Mt. St. Mary's Glee Club at the school on Friday, April 6 at 1 30 p m. The program is for students and adult patrons, directed by Rev Dr David W Shaum professor of music at Mt St Mary's.

Walkersville High School I Mt. St. Mary’s

Gilbert's Spring Fashion Shipment Ads

Gilbert's showcases new Spring fashions including French flannel in a brown white and green plaid with three color braid trim and an Azure blue coat with slit pockets and youthful round collar. White coats and lightweight washable leather shorts priced from 29.95 to 139.95.

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