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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
3
Dear Dorothy Dix answers relay parental concern over a daughter dating a married man age 18 and 30, urging understanding over condemnation. Additional letters discuss a 13 year old seeking a party, and a 23 year old with a 27 year old fiancé facing a stalled engagement.
Members of the Youth Council of the weekly teenage dance group will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Carol Ann Null, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Null, Biggs Avenue. Miss Null is president of the group. A press-up dance was held Wednesday night with music by the William Krantz Orchestra under a grant from the Recording Industries of the American Federation of Musicians. Winners were Spot dance Susan Chaplin and Wilbur Warner and jitterbug Harriet Fisher and Daniel Chesley.
Mrs Jeanette Koons McHenry, 84, returns to Hood College to complete the degree she began in 1936. After nurse training and wartime service, she reentered Hood in 1999 and will graduate with about 130 classmates, aiming for public school teacher certification.
The Past Pocahontas League met May 2 at 8 p m at 202 Barbara street hosted by Mrs Aileen Mackley. Velma Poole presided. Carrie Quinn led opening prayer. Twelve members attended. Plans discussed for a July 19 banquet with venue to be announced. Funds from a bake sale to aid Crippled Children's Fund. Birthday greetings to Pauline Weddle and Virginia Behn. Next meeting planned for June 7 at 209 Monroe avenue hosted by Mrs Mildred Rhoades. The group closed with the Lord's Prayer. Refreshments and games followed.
The Maryland State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with executive board at 9:30 a.m. President Spencer Kelly presided. More than 50 members from Baltimore Cumberland Goldsboro Chestertown Hagerstown Silver Spring Bethesda and this city attended the dinner and open meeting. Plans were outlined for the Education and Trade Show to be held November 6 and 7 in Baltimore. Four members of the Maryland Hair Fashion Council designed the latest hairstyles with models from Cumberland Frederick and others. Evelyn Tyervar, president of the Frederick Hairdressers Association, presided over decorations and reservations.
More than 40 leading bridge players from the east coast are expected for the Second Annual Blue and Grey Sectional Tournament of the American Contract Bridge League to be held June 17 to 19. Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts, with Julius Jacobson as tournament chairman and local club members on the committees. Master points awarded, trophies for permanent possession, and special events planned for players.
In a protest against apartheid, a small Welsh mining town banned a South African women's team from bowling on the local green on Thursday. The action underscores the community's stance against apartheid policies and draws attention to international sports politics.
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