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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
2
Kathleen Fannin and Richard L Andrews Jr were married April 17 at St Joseph's Church Taneytown. Rev Kenney and Rev Delaney officiated. Bride, daughter of John and Mary Fannin, wore lace organza gown. groom, son of Richard L Andrews Sr, wore formal attire. A reception followed at St Joseph's Hall. The couple plan a Pocono Mountains trip.
Homemaking guidance emphasizes cleanliness to deter pests and reduce health risks. Store foods in tight containers and wash containers routinely. If pests appear, use appropriate pesticides carefully following label directions. Treat ants with surface sprays away from food, and keep bedding aired and vacuumed for weekly maintenance.
Miss Glenda Ann Linton and Richard Vernon Etzler wed at Faith United Church of Christ on Oppossumtown Pike. Attendants included Felicia Linton and Cheryl Stell with a reception at Bloomfield Parish Hall. The bride, a Walkersville High School graduate, works at Frederick County National Bank. the groom is with the US Army, stationed at Fort Knox.
Forty five members and guests attended Frederick Art Club's May covered dish supper at Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Fothergill home. Robert G. Tuck Jr., Smithsonian museum technician, spoke on Iran as "The Bridge" with slides on people, architecture, and Persepolis ruins. He outlined Iran's ancient culture and western influences, noting his two year stay there and in West Pakistan.
Miss Alice Sherwin of Hyattsville daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul C Sherwin Emmitsburg becomes the bride of Richard L Megles Takoma Park son of Mr and Mrs Michael Megles Cokesburg Pa in St Josephs Church Emmitsburg May 14 10 30 a m The double ring ceremony is by Rev Louis Storms The organist Mrs Louis Rosensteel accompanies Miss Antoinette Fava of Scenery Hill Pa The bride wore an organza and taffeta gown with lace and seed pearl appliques and a cascade bouquet The matron of honor is Mrs Martha J Methee and the bridal party includes Miss Eleanor Megles Miss Mary Kay Sherwin and Miss Lydia Leiss The best man is Thomas Tyburski and ushers are Richard Walton Michael Green John Sherwin The mothers wear silk dresses and corsages The couple will honeymoon at Shamrock Restaurant Thurmont and reside in Hyattsville later The bride a St Josephs High School Emmitsburg graduate works for the US Department of Labor The groom a graduate of Washington and Jefferson College works as an economist for the US Department of Commerce
The piece notes that false fingernails can be flattering when worn at a length just beyond the fingertip. It warns that clawlike nails are unattractive to the average man.
Newspaper Enterprise Assn readers share quick fixes to everyday problems. Virginia asks about protecting walls from heavy metal bed frames. Polly suggests using spring clothespins to clamp loose corners for straight drying and repurposing garment bag frames as belts, hangers, or ribbon ties.
Frederick Memorial Hospital announces new officers for the Women’s Auxiliary: President Mrs George L Thomas Jr First Vice President Mrs Edward D Grove Second VP Mrs Gene E Camp Corresponding Secretary Mrs Richard E Zimmer nman Assistant Financial Secretary Mrs LeRoy T Davis The article also highlights the hospital housekeeping unit detailing its daily 85 000 square feet cleaning duties including sweeping mopping waxing dusting and prep work for new patients.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Kolb of Creagerstown announce the engagement of their daughter Marlene Rebecca to Hanford Clifford Cook Jr son of Mr and Mrs Hanford C Cook of Woodsboro Miss Kolb a 1965 Thurmont High School graduate works at Cambridge Rubber Company Taneytown Mr Cook a 1964 graduate works on his father's farm
The Frederick Alpha chapter installed officers at its May meeting at Betty's Restaurant. Mrs. Clifford Watkins Jr. conducted the services. Installed were Nancy Greenwood president Ralston LeGore vice president Robert L Humphrey secretary William Delaney treasurer Rosalie Brake director of the bounty and Har ry Meem Mary Alice Markey and Cecil Holter executive board. A theater party was planned for July 28 at Shady Grove. The June meeting will be held June 9 at Betty's Restaurant. An executive board session followed the meeting and Greenwood appointed standing committee chairmen for the coming year.
Instruction on grooming eyebrows advises removing stray hairs between the eyes and at the inner corners. It recommends plucking hairs directly over the eye corners and a few hairs under the brow to emphasize the highest arc above the temple bone.
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