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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1966

Page

6

Mrs Sperry Storm Elected To Lead Frederick Civic Club

Mrs Sperry L Storm will lead the Frederick Woman's Civic Club Inc for the next two years after an election at Stoner House. The new president chose the theme Today Fruit of the Past Seed of the Future and will be supported by officers including Carroll Wickless and Wallace Hutton. Guests included three American Field Service exchange students and a Frederick High School participant. An art class display and a Pennies for Art winner were featured, with horticultural tips on tuberoses and gladiolus among others.

Sperry L. Storm Frederick Wallace Hutton Robert E. Klein Carl Espeland Stephan Daduk William Hobson American Field Service Frederick High School Richard Young South Africa Edwardo Ricco Uruguay Nils Olson Holland William Wallace Myron Dakin Urbana Ormand Galvin Steiner House Jerri Roberts West Frederick Junior High School J. Rolfe Castleman Sperry Storm Clarke Place

AAUW To Hear Speaker On Women's Rights Tuesday

The Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its final meeting of the season Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Fox Alumnae Headquarters on Hood College campus. Miss Amelia Weinberg will speak on Women's Rights. A Frederick native and Hood College graduate, she has been a teacher writer editor and champion of women’s rights. Her career includes roles as managing editor of a newspaper in Alabama private secretary to the Bolivian Ambassador and on the editorial staff of Science and The Scientific Monthly. Since 1965 she has taught public speaking at Frederick Community College and is writing a book.

Frederick American Association of University Women Fox Hood College Amelia Weinberg Weinberg Frederick High School Wom Alabama Scientific Monthly

College Estates Clubs Meet and Local Democratic Women Events

The New Frontier Democratic Women’s Club held its last meeting of the year on June 13 at Camp Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont with a chicken and ham dinner. Talbert Sawyer spoke on school maintenance in Frederick County at the VFW in Emmitsburg. John V. Tunney, a freshman congressman from California, spoke at Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, where a Frederick scene framed picture was presented to Tunney by Mrs. Jane Nolan. The College Estates Home Makers Club met at Mrs. James Gilford’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Richard Yinger. Seventeen members and two guests attended as Mrs. Yinger led the session and Mrs. Gilford spoke on “The Courteous, Active Club.” Home furnishings chairwoman Mrs. Robert Rosato shared tips for a well dressed table. Dr. Richard Fruth discussed “Home Care of Stroke Patients.” The next meeting will be at Mrs. F. B. Clippinger’s home.

New Frontier Democratic Women’s Club Camp Cozy Thurmont VFW Emmitsburg Talbert Sawyer Frederick County New Frontier John V. Tunney California Frederick Congressman Tunney Jane Nolan Women’s Club College Estates Homemakers’ Club James Gilford Richard Yinger Richard Fruth F. B. Clippinger

State Leader Speaks To Garden Club

Mrs Daniel Shipley state chairman of landscape and design was guest speaker at Green Walled Garden Club. She said 5 beens is an art and is actually law use planning. Mrs Herbert Langenfelder presided and will reside in Baltimore after June 1. Mrs Lorene Bowlus was installed as the club s new president at the meeting held at Mrs Eugene Kefauver s Deer Spring Road home. Co hosts for the June link will be Mrs George Baxter and Mrs Marcus Whitmore. The Junior Woman s Club of Frederick will meet Monday at 8 p m at Steiner House with a speaker and business. Mrs Harry L Zimmerman will discuss Historic Frederick.

Daniel Shipley Landscape and Design Herbert Langenfelder Langenfelder Baltimore Lorene Bowlus Eugene Kefauver Deer Spring Road Junior Woman’s Club of Frederick Steiner House Harry L Zimmerman

Couple Plans June Marriage

Mr and Mrs John E Strawsma of Lafayette Indiana announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine to John Francis Knipple son of Mr and Mrs John E Knipple of Frederick The bride to be is a Jefferson High School graduate employed by State Farm Mutual Insurance Co in Frederick The groom to be is a St Johns High School graduate employed at Kaufmans Sales and Service in Frederick The couple plans a June wedding.

John E. Strawsma Lafayette Ind Katherine John Francis Knipple John E. Knipple Frederick Miss Strawsma Jefferson High School State Farm Mutual Insurance Co Knipple St John’s High School Kaufman’s Sales and Service

Polly's Pointers Sprays Work Again

Polly's Problem Dear Polly offers practical household hacks from Polly Cramer. Tips cover reviving spray bottles with simple fixes, using clothespins to start cabinet hooks, entertaining kids with cookie cutters, storing razor blades in plastic piggy banks, extending folding tables with muslin tops, drying sweaters on improvised racks, choosing multi layer paper towels for kitchen shelves, using plastic garment bags to prevent wrinkles, and warning about keeping plastics away from children.

Polly Alice

Miss Mary Frances Hurst Repeats Vows With Brent Hahn

Miss Mary Frances Hurst and Brent Eugene Hahn wed in a First Baptist Church ceremony led by Rev. Robert F. Woodward. The couple, both longtime Frederick area residents, now reside in Hagerstown after a reception and trip to Virginia.

Mary Frances Hurst Brent Eugene Hahn First Baptist Church Dill Avenue Robert F. Woodward Virginia Skyline Drive

Frederick Cotillion Club Spring Dinner Dance

The Frederick Cotillion Club will hold its spring dinner dance at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana on Saturday at 6 30 pm. Carroll H Hendrickson Jr. is chairman of the event with James H Haley II and Thomas D Kline serving on the dance committee.

Frederick Cotillion Club Peter Pan Inn Urbana Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr James H Haley II Thomas D. Kline

Taskers Chance Club shows "At Home In May" flowers

The Taskers Chance Garden Club will stage a standard placement flower show titled At Home In May at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter G Crowther Jr on Grove Boulevard. Open to the public from 2 to 4 pm with Mrs Charles F Smith Jr as barman, the event features an artistic division with home style arrangements and a Victorian class, plus a horticulture division displaying iris peonies roses perennials and shrubs. Entries are by Federated Garden Club members and ribbons awarded in small artistic classes while Tri Color and Award of Merit honors may be earned.

Taskers Chance Garden Club Walter G. Crowther Jr Grove Boulevard Charles F. Smith Jr Federated Garden Club Smyth Reese Shoemaker Jr Robert E Clapp Jr J Carlisle Smith Willam Thomas Jr Helen Smith Eric Lundgren

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Che Sete AAUW New Frontier Club College Estates Club Photo By D. Rolfe Castleman League Charlotte Yarrell Alice Kennedy Auxiliary Doris Carter The Rotary Club Automobile Dealers of George Axter Marcus Whitmore Miss Katherine A. Strawsma Polly Cramer Hansel E. Hurst East Patrick Street Eugene Hahn Brunswick Gary Wayne Hurst Gary Hurst Miatron of Linda Bartgis Sherman Avenue Patsy Moser West Fifth Street Gene Daterman West Patrick Street Richard McKnight Donald Strine Vernon Corey Frank McKnight Doug Mills Debby Ramsburg Daniel Ramsburg Ethan Book Robert F Woodward Hagerstown Brunswick High School Delaine Hobbs Studio Mrs Brent E. Hahn Cotillion Club Taskers Chance Club FBI Garst Paint Center Monocacy Shopping Center Bulova West Patrick St Batt Eilow Wate
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