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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
8
Miss Helen Katharine Hodges of Richmond and Frank Charles Conte of Richmond wed in Trinity Chapel Frederick. The ceremony was performed by Rev Paul L Althouse with a double ring. After a wedding trip to Williams burg the couple will reside in Richmond.
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club gathered Thursday at 12 30 p m at the Amvers for a daytime session. Players tested hands and discussed the day’s deals while socializing after the event.
Miss Frances C Hart sough and Gerald G Phillips wed May 14 in St Joan's Catholic Church Frederick. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hart sough Walkersville, wore organza and taffeta with lace. reception at Woodsboro Fire Hall followed by trip to Capon Springs W V. Groom from Rocky River Ohio graduated 1958 Rocky River High School. employed at Army in The Pentagon.
Mrs Warren Smith was installed president of the historic Frederick Junior Woman's Club last Monday at Steiner House. Three new members were initiated. Guest speaker Mrs Wilbur S Wimmer of Sykesville led the ceremony. New officers include President Mrs Smith Vice President Mrs Bruce Claxton Recording Secretary Mrs Henry Groff Jr Corresponding Secretary Mrs Roy Comer Treasurer Mrs Charles Ford Publicity Director Mrs William Luzier. Members approved gifts totaling 285 to Day Care Center Kid's Inc Sheltered Workshop. annual picnic set for July 2 at Staley Park.
Lucille Wolford of Frederick was elected second vice president of the Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the 36th annual convention in Easton. Delegates and observers totaling 163 from over 1,000 members attended. The Frederick club earned recognition as a criteria club for its activities, with Miss H Elizabeth Wolfe presenting the installation and Dr Dorothy M Ford conducting. The next state convention will be hosted by Frederick in 1967.
The Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Fox Alumnae House on Hood College campus with Dr. Martha Ward presiding. Guest speaker Miss Amelia Weinberg discussed Women’s Rights, urging women to respect each other and noting men admire women while women often lack self-confidence.
Dear Polly advises a practical home tip as F. E. B. explains how tying a door key to the dog's leash prevents lockouts in an apartment. The method avoids custodian runs and eliminates frustration, using a simple, accessible solution for daily living.
Miss Patricia E Gabbert and Richard S Cline united in marriage Friday at 7:30 p m at the Montgomery Methodist Church near Damascus. The Rev Frank Volk officiated a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a silk organza and taffeta gown with lace empire bodice and scalloped neckline. A cascade bouquet of orchids and pompons completed her look. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Karen Nelson and bridesmaids Miss Connie Gabbert and Miss Cheryl Warfield in white lace and mint satin. Best man James Kessell. ushers Richard Nelson and Jack Raines. After a Fort Lauderdale wedding trip the couple will reside near Damascus. The bride is a 1963 Frederick High School graduate and secretary at Defense Electronics Inc. The groom is a 1983 Damascus High School graduate and works for Kettler Brothers Construction Co.
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