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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1964

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2

Dr Gruber Installed As Arts Head In Frederick Hometown Council

Dr Jack Gruber of Fort De trick was installed as president of the Arts Council of Frederick at the annual dinner meeting held at Hotel Frederick. Other officers named were Robert O. Holley as vice president and Mrs William Simmons as secretary. The outgoing president Robert Russell praised the year's work on events like Art in the Park Show and Summer Film Festival, and noted support for the Thomas Johnson High School auditorium. A summer film series was announced for Hood College from June 21 to September 12, and a new Art in the Park Show chair was named. The council reported blueprints for a Thomas Johnson High School auditorium and a proposed Hood College auditorium project.

Jack Gruber Fort Detrick Arts Council of Frederick Hotel Frederick Gruber Robert O. Holley William Simmons Robert Russell Hood Hood Renaissance Group Hood College Florence Guss Memorial Park Arts Council Morton Siegel Thomas Johnson High School

Girl Scouts Complete Cooking Program

Troops 1291 and 1294 report girls who finished the Nutrition and Cooking Program led by Miss Irene Caton of Potomac Edison Company. Participants include Dorothy Grove Nancy Dobucki Rebecca Moss Mary Sweeney Suzanne Tyergar Christine Rocus Ross Anne Gerone Kathy Kelly Nancy Mulcahey Theresa Lynch Ann Ramey Caroline McSherry Barbara Morgan Dale Ganley. Leaders are Mrs. Harry Moss and Miss Jane Kemp.

Irene Caton The Potomac Edison Company Dorothy Grove Nancy Dobucki Rebecca Moss Mary Sweeney Suzanne Tyergar Christine Rocus Ross Anne Gerone Kathy Kelly Nancy Mulcahey Theresa Lynch Ann Ramey Caroline McSherry Barbara Morgan Dale Ganley Harry Moss Jane Kemp

Rev Woodward Serves on Southern Baptist Convention Committee

Rev Robert F Woodward pastor of First Baptist Church Baltimore serves on decorations committee for the Southern Baptist Convention to be held May 19 22 in Atlantic City New Jersey. Baptist Convention of Maryland hosts the event with ~1000 Maryland attendees. Francis A Davis is proposed as president. Rev Wayne Dehoney is also mentioned. Convention Hall on the boardwalk hosts all Baptist meetings with G W Bullard as general chairman of arrangements and D Roy D Gresham as host executive secretary.

Robert F Woodward First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Convention Atlantic City N. J Baptist Convention of Maryland Southern Baptist New Jersey United States Francis A. Davis Baltimore Wayne Dehoney Jackson, Tenn Convention Hall G. W. Bullard Gregory Memorial Baptist Church D. Roy D. Gresham The Baptist Convention

Maryland optometric association convention guest speaker

Dr. Lincoln Palmer of Boston will address the Maryland Optometric Association at its spring convention June 6 and 7 at the Washington Motel near Gaithersburg. He speaks on Getting Through to Your Patients. Dr. Danley Tempchin of Hyattsville is chair, Dr Bernard Saltysiak of Parkville presides.

Lincoln Palmer Boston Maryland Optometric Association Washington Motel U. S Gaithersburg Palmer Danley Tempchin Hyattsville Bernard A. Saltysiak Parkville

Married in St John’s Catholic Church in city limits

Miss Carol Ann Wiles and Michael Hooton were wed in a double ring ceremony at St John’s Catholic Church officiated by Father John Lippold. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard G Wiles, wore chantilly lace and a pearl adorned gown. Sister Cynthia Wiles served as maid of honor, with W Timothy Weaver among attendees.

Carol Ann Wiles Richard G. Wiles Michael Hooton Rita H. Hooton Rowlesburg W. Va Paul R. Hooton St. John’s Catholic Church John Lippold Chantilly Cynthia Wiles W. Timothy Weaver

Local Nuptials Highlight Gaithersburg Couple

The groom Hooton and bride, a 1961 Frederick High School graduate, exchanged vows in a ceremony attended by best man Gaithersburg relatives and usher Charles K Turney, with acolytes William Kowalski and Michael Maura. Out of town guests arrived from Gaithersburg New Jersey and Delaware. The couple resides on North Market Street. The bride works at Medical Arts Pharmacy while attending Frederick Community College. the groom is with the National Institutes of Health Bethesda after a 1959 Rowlesbury High School graduation and study at the University of West Virginia. Previous to the marriage she was guest of honor at showers hosted by Mrs. George Blumenauer and Mrs. Willis Remsburg.

Gaithersburg Charles K. Turney William Kowalski Michael Maura New Jersey Delaware North Market Street Frederick High School Medical Arts Frederick Community College Hooton Rowlesbury High School

Baltimore Presbytery Names Delegates

Eight churchmen four ministers and four laymen from the Baltimore Presbytery will join 841 commissioners at the 176th United Presbyterian General Assembly in Oklahoma City May 21 to 27. Ministers: Philip R. Magee First Baltimore H Edwin Rosser Northminster Randallstown Richard W Shreffler Bel Air Robert C Sweet Jr Chapelgate Lane Baltimore. Laymen: Russell L Rowe Covenant Haagerstown Russell H Walls Christ Our King Bel Air John P Lease Ashland Cockeysville James J De Ran Jr Highland Street Baltimore.

Baltimore

Day Camp Trip Planned By YMCA

The YMCA invites all girl and boy members ages seven to thirteen to an Adventure Trip to Day Camp Grove on Ball Road six miles south of Frederick. The bus leaves the Y on West Church Street at 9 a.m. Saturday. Participants will explore the camp, fish, join a treasure hunt, and a daytime campfire. Contact the YMCA on West Church Street to join.

YMCA Camp Grove Ball Road Frederick West Church Street

Class Observes 30th Anniversary Wedding at Darnestown Church

The Darnestown Presbyterian Church hosted the wedding of Janet Elizabeth Kitterman and Franklin Eugene Thompson, with Rev. Daniel C Manson officiating. Attendants included Miss Barbara Estelle Costello, Miss Patricia Ann Kitterman, and Miss Rosalyn Marie Thompson, among Gaithersburg and Germantown residents. The ceremony featured lace bodices, silk organza skirts, and a crystal tiara. Context notes include a 30th anniversary of the Grace United Church of Christ Faithful Circle Bible Class celebration and a Maryland 29th Division Veterans meeting in the same notice.

Darnestown Presbyterian Church Janet Elizabeth Kitterman Franklin Eugene Thompson John Wellington Kitterman Germantown Bowie F. Thompson Gaithersburg Daniel C Manson Barbara Estelle Costello Patricia Ann Kitterman Rosalyn Marie Thompson Patricia Ann Bohrer John Dow King Norman Richard Hines Richard Lee Thompson Louis Magruder Helen D. Bowman

Wedding of Gaithersburg pair in Bethesda church

The Gaithersburg couple was married with Saithersburg organist performing traditional wedding music. The bride, a Gaithersburg High School graduate, studied at Maryland Medical Secretarial School and works as Cancer Registrar at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. The groom, also a Gaithersburg High School alumnus, serves on the student council and works for the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown. He leads Road Gents and belongs to Knights of Pythias.

Saithersburg Gaithersburg High School Maryland Medical Secretarial School Hagerstown Suburban Hospital Bethesda Atomic Energy Commission Germantown Road Gents Knights of Pythias

Maryland Department Sets Gathering and Memorial Plans

Convention and national executive committee meet at Harrison Hall Hotel Ocean City June 12 13 14. National Commander Leroy Pennington of New York to be honored with Deluxe Maryland Dinner and dance Saturday evening June 13 at the hotel. Flags to be placed on deceased 29ers graves May 28 for Memorial Day May 30 in Baltimore National Cemetery.

National Executive Committee Harrision Hall Ocean City Department of Maryland Leroy Pennington New York Maryland Baltimore National Cemetery

Maryland Pearl Harbor survivors seek first chapter formation

Survivors of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor are organizing Maryland's first chapter and seek other living survivors in the state. Contact Alfred A. Merz, Maryland State Chairman, 4 Mulberry Road, Timber Ridge, Hanover, Pennsylvania, or The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Room 5, Jefferson Building, 101 East High Street, Jefferson City, Missouri.

Pearl Harbor Maryland Alfred A. Merz Mulberry Road Timber Ridge Hanover

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