Rebekah Lodge Meets In Regular Session
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 met in regular session May 14 with Noble Grand Rae Shook presiding. Charter draped in memory of Esther Miller. A resolution committee named Celeste Brown Helen Wachster Letitia Staley. Sick committee chair Hallie Harvey reported Gertrude Roberts in Frederick Memorial Hospital and announced the passing of Anna Younkin's son. New officers introduced by Conductor Doris Ramsburg. visitors from Oak Grove Lodge Gaithersburg Catskill and Virginia. Invitations read and accepted from Loa Theta Rho No. 2 Oak Grove No. 34 and Queen Esther Lodge No. 2 85th anniversary. Mrs. Mary Wortman rep to Assembly reported May 5 sessions in Baltimore. Skeggs thanked for election as Maryland Assembly president and for the secretary gift key. Sympathy notes read from Frances Jones Mary Angleberger and Brown. Ramsburg reported May 15 attendance in Baltimore with Ramsburg and Trussell receiving Decoration of Chivalry. Remarks by Skeggs Jarrell Pearson and Podge. Mother's Day observance included a skit and musical items. Next meeting set for May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Rae Shook
Esther Miller
Celeste Brown
Helen Wachster
Letitia Staley
Hallie Harvey
Gertrude Roberts
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anna Younkins
Doris Ramsburg
Pearl Skeggs
Lucille Jarrell
Marilyn Dodge
Brown
Jennie Sue Pearson
IARA
Jessie Webster
Pauline Koontz
Hattie Norwood
Mabel Marks
James Marks
Grand Herald
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Girls’ Club
Oak Grove
Queen Esther Rebekah
Hotel Staford
Baltimore
Mary Wortman
Rebekah Assembly
Miss Skeggs
Maryland Assembly
Frances Jones
Mary Angleberger
Miss Ramsburg
Edith Trussell
Jarrell
Pearson
Miss Podge
Miss Darby and Dale Ferril to Wed in October
Miss Darby daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dunbar Darby Beallsville and Dale Thom as Ferril son of Mr and Mrs Dale Ray Ferril Poolesville announce their engagement They are both 1969 Poolesville High School graduates She is a secretary for the U S Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown He is an electrician at the U S Senate Building in Washington D C A October wedding is planned
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Harry Dunbar Darby
Beallsville
Donna Jean
Dale Thomas Ferril
Dale Ray Ferril
Poolesville
Miss Darby
Poolesville High School
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Ferris
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
Miss Wolfe and G R Leach Wed at Frederick Church
Pauline Evelyn Wolfe and George Robert Leach were united in marriage May 2 at the Frederick Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue. Rev. Merlin E. Garber officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Pauline Mae Wolfe and the late Harry R. Wolfe, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Leach of Prince George's County, celebrated with a small reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Evelyn Wolfe
George Robert Leach
Frederick Church
Celery and Self Defense Promoted for Fitness
A short feature extols celery as zero calorie snack with energy cost to digest. It urges regular exercise and suggests fencing and karate as enjoyable activities. Karate is noted as useful for lone ladies as self defense while both sports help keep the body in shape.
Polly’s Pointers Dear Polly Household Tips Digest
A reader column features household advice and reader letters on thermostat settings for gas furnaces, envelope sizes for bills, improvised lap trays, handling junk mail, altering two piece dresses, laundry cart use, and cleaning a can opener cutter with ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Ethel
Miss Wilson to Wed John Stephen George
Miss Wilson and John Stephen George are engaged. Miss Wilson of Brunswick will graduate from Brunswick High School in June and plans to work for GEICO in July. George, a Loudoun Valley High School graduate of 1968, serves in the US Army stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wilsom
Brunswick
Cynthia Kaye
John Stephen George
Samuel and
Mildred George
Lovettsville
Wilson
Brunswick High School
GEICO
George
Loudoun Valley High School
US. Army
Fort Hood
Texas
District Garden Clubs names board members
Mrs. Francis Gaither Jr., district director of Federated Garden Clubs of Md., hosted a Frederick luncheon as 30 clubs from Frostburg to Ellicott City formed the district board. Members and chairmen span Mount Airy to Taneytown with clerks and officers named for numerous committees and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gaither Jr
Federated Garden Clubs of
Frederick
Frostburg
Ellicott City
Gaither
David Tuttle
Bee and Thistle Garden Club
Mt. Airy
C. Gordon Taylor
Robert Hager
House and Garden Club
Charles 0. Fisher
Carroll County Garden Club
Westminster
William Thomas
Taskers Chance Garden Club
William Dutton Jr
Helen Arnold
Woodland and Hillendale Garden Club
Hagerstown
William Burk
Branch
Twigg Garden Club
Garden Center
Clater Smith
Talkers Chance Garden Club
Garden News
Alvin Binan
Garden Club of
Halfway
Charles Kable
Carroll Garden Club
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Travelin’ Toys
Blanche
Bill Tice
Royal Robes
Gloria Vanderbilt
By Roger Bolfen
Bernat
Heedle Craft Shorbe
N. Market St
Sears
Via
Domingo
Sears, Roebuck and Co
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Rebekah Lodge
Oak Grove Rebekah Lodge
Gaithersburg
Catonsville
Virginia
Loa Theta Rho
Ruth Akers
Ruth Eyler
Esther Hurley
Mildred Stitely
Ray Skeggs
James Trussell
Elizabeth Carlin
Eva Stride
Donna Jean Darby
Ferril
Miss Wolfe
G. R. Leach
Mary Smith
Glen Burnie
Elmer Leach
Thomas Johnson High School
Ida
Clara
D.D
Priscilla
Cynthia Kaye Wilson
Miss Wilson
J. S. George
Joey Dy
Fale
Dale
Ior
R. Frank Warfield
Howard County Garden Club
Stuart Haller
Judges and Judges Council
Charles S. V. Sanner
Charles Maddox
Cross County Garden Club
Edward Cochran
Town and Country Garden Club
Artie Mansberger
Split Rail Garden Club
Edward Baumgardner
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Taneytown
Jesse Hakes
Armand Thieblot
Cross Roads and Town and Country Garden Club
Carl V. Weakley
Glenn Speicher
Carliste Smith
Arnold Wedum
Green-walled Garden Club of
Irving Rutledge
Hagerstown Garden Club
Francis S. Gaither Jr
Wearhouse Price
the Wearhouse
Fredericksburg
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