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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
3
Frederick Art Club plans its final meeting of the season at Dr and Mrs LeRoy D Fothergill home near Mt Pleasant on Thursday May 9 with a buffet supper for members and guests followed by slides on Japan featuring flower arranging prepared by Mrs Fothergill.
Calvary Methodist Church will extend its weekday kindergarten for five year olds for another year under director Robert C. Holley Jr. Teacher Mrs. Charles Lambert will continue, with 18 of 25 places filled as of now. Open to the public, registrations may be made via the church or church school offices.
The Junior Women's Club met Monday at 8 p.m. in the Steiner House for a threefold program. Officers for the coming year were elected, with Miss Beverly Canning presenting her Hood drama students and reading. The group planned a teenage dance for May 17 and a May 29 CARE talk by H Riall Jackson, plus a Foreign Film Series and Art Show initiatives with the Arts Council.
Frederick Bridge Club held a charity game at the Elks Club on West Second Street. North South winners included Mr. and Mrs. Manuel M. Weinberg and Col. and Mrs. Glenn Wilhide, with East West top teams led by Dr. Tom Reid and Dr. Harry Gray. The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont with Weinberg again winning along with other couples. The clubs announced upcoming events and noted master point awards for first place finishers. An engagement notice for Urar and Roger Dejauter follows—details incomplete due to text cut.
The Frederick Orchestra Incorporated held its annual meeting at Charles J. Warner's office. They discussed the National Ballet performing again in Frederick with the Frederick Orchestra, elected new board members, and planned the next membership event with the Frederick Orchestra, The Frederick Singers, and the Chamber Music Society. Notices invite attendance at the Cochktar Ballet Dance event on an upcoming evening from 6 30 to 10 pm.
Frederick Academy of the Visitation schedules its second annual antique auction on May 2 at 10 am in the walled convent garden. A preview on May 1 from 6 to 8 pm will display items, with proceeds to renovate the students’ prayroom. auctioneer Delibert Null volunteers his services.
Mr and Mrs Roger A Eyler of Walkersville announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jean Eyler to Robert Wayne Handley son of Mr and Mrs R Woodrow Handley also of Walkersville Miss Eyler a Walkersville High School graduate class of 1959 is employed at Walkersville Manufacturing Co Mr Handley a Walkersville High School graduate class of 1954 is employed at Frederick Gas Co Inc no wedding date set
The Arts Council for Frederick County announced five feature films for a summer series at Hobson Hall Hood College with screenings on the third Sunday each month starting June 3. The lineup includes Birth of a Nation, Chaplin shorts, Gates of Hell, The Italian Straw Hat, and Panther Panhan. Tickets sold locally at Colonial Music Berger's Hassett's. Robert Russell to lead next year with plans to expand the Calendar of the Arts and pursue an opera in Frederick.
The April Frederick County Science Teachers Association meeting reviewed fair entries and discussed evaluation criteria for student science projects. Members shared feedback on exhibits, judging standards, and upcoming fair dates.
At West Frederick Junior High School a science fairs evaluation session was led by Ross Foltz with Paul Hummer of the Singapore faculty presenting interview tapes. Ivan Shanholtz showed student project slides. A panel chaired by Glen Warneking included Russell Hexde Audrey Pressler James Masood John Zink and Harry Jenkins. The group will picnic at Husky Park on Tuesday May 28.
Calvary Methodist Church announces a family night this Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. opening National Christian Family Week May 5 to 12. The program features group singing devotions by youth groups, a Rhythm Choir performance of Spirit of God, a drama Wednesday's Child, and a nursery program for under first grade.
The third annual McLean Virginia House and Garden Tour happens May 8 from 11 am to 5 pm for the McLean Boys Club. Six area homes are included. Luncheon served by the Ladies of St. John's Episcopal Church. Chairs are Mrs. Charles Jeffries and Mrs. Milton L. Jobe. Luncheon hours are 11 am to 2 pm and 3 to 5 pm.
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