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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

7

Seaboard Miami package trip for Frederick Girl Scouts

The Travel Club of Frederick joined Seaboard Railroad and the Barcelona Hotel in Miami Beach for a value vacation. John Moore met the group in Washington, Ernie Pike and William Baugh aided the trip, and a large Frederick contingent enjoyed meals, sightseeing, and Oceanfront relaxations despite a passing hurricane Ginny.

Seaboard Railroad Washington Barcelona Miami Beach Travel Club of Frederick John Moore Seaboard Ernie Pike Ernie William W. Baugh Leonard Motsay Richard O. Motlay Baltimore Leonard Maryland Florida Biscayne Bay Everglades Indian Village Key West Arthur Godfrey Center Miami Ginny Lincoln Road Mamie Bussard Wallie Compher Estelle Fellows Elsie White Haines Mary Howard Betty Layfield Lois Swaney Mary Agnes Webb Annie L. Lohr Edward Farnsworth Grayson Fouche Grace Spurrier James Duff Duff Travel Club Martin Haverty Smithfield Henry Rosenbloom

Moose Plan Several Meetings

A Moose district meeting will be held in the Moose Lodge Westminster on Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Frederick Chapter 347 will hold enrollment night at the Moose home on West South Street with Mrs. Beatrice Nythe hosting and refreshments served. Frederick Chapter 347 also schedules its annual banquet November 14 at 6:30 in the Moose home with dignitaries including Mrs. Marie Holden Dr. H. C. Byrd George Aten Thomas Mathews Paul Snyder Donald Wed dle Laurence Nelson John Miller and Edward Bayly listed. music by Lew Wade. tickets due by November 11. reservations urged.

Moose District Moose Lodge Westminster Frederick Moose Home West South Street Beatrice Nythe Marie Holden Hagerstown H. C. Byrd College Park George Aten Baltimore Thomas Mathews Catonsville Paul Snyder Edgemere Supreme Legion Donald Weddle Laurence Nelson Brunswick Grand North Moose John Miller Edward Bayly Lew Wade

Opti-MRS Meet Hears Teacher From Elementary School

A Frederick Opti-Mrs club gathering at the VFW Country Club Monday night featured a talk by Edward J. Kerns, instructor in science at South Frederick Elementary School. Three guests from Westminster attended, including Mrs. Jane Zincoa.

OPTI Frederick VFW Country Club Sue Brooks Edward J. Kerns South Frederick Westminster Jane Zincoa

Rubies and Sapphires: Stones of Similar Nature

Fragmentary note states rubies and sapphires are essentially the same mineral group, crystalline corundum, ranking second only to diamonds in hardness and value. The text hints at shared chemical composition and gemstone significance.

Choir Director Sperry Storm Honored At Dinner

Sperry L Storm Evangeli cal Reformed United Church of Christ organist and choir director was honored at a Thursday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About thirty attendees, including choir members and families, celebrated his tenth anniversary in Frederick Maryland. Rev Paul L Althouse presented a certificate of appreciation for devoted service. Frank Higinbotham presided as master of ceremonies. Storm began serving November 1 1953 after leading Jefferson St Pauls Church from 1938 to 1953. He also teaches music to private students and city elementary school pupils and formerly led the Frederick High School Band. The couple resides on Clarke Place.

Paul L. Althouse Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Sperry L. Storm Mr. Storm Francis Scott Key Hotel Frank Higinbotham Storm Chow Evangelical Reformed Church Frederick St. Paul’s Church Jefferson Lon Clarke Place

Rabbi Kosman Opens Series On Religious Education

Rabbi Morris Kosman of Beth Sholom Synagogue Frederick opens an Adult Education Lecture Series on the Jewish position on religion and morality. The free talk Sunday at 8 15 p m in the synagogue social hall features interfaith discussion with Protestant and Catholic leaders. Kosman, spiritual leader since 1961, has a background in Detroit Cleveland and Brooklyn rabbinical studies and serves in local civic groups.

Religious Education Committee Beth Sholom Synagogue West Second Street Morris Kosman Sholom Synagogue Kosman Beth Sholom Frederick Congregational Bethel Fort Myers Fla Seminary of Chachmey Lublin Detroit Mich Rabbinical College of Telshe Cleveland Ohio Brooklyn Wayne University Western Reserve University Cal

JFK Addresses NARC Meeting at Mayflower Hotel

President Kennedy and a companion bill launch a 355 million federal state mental health and retardation program during the NARC convention in Washington. Maryland ARC leaders watched as delegates toured local facilities and heard talks by Dr. Warren and other experts on research, prevention, and services for the mentally retarded.

John F. Kennedy National Association For Retarded Children Mayflower Hotel Washington Frederick Charles Glick William Wright Kennedy Wilbur Alle Maryland Arc NARC Stafford L. Warren Richard J. Hughes New Jersey John C. Fettinger Richard Masland National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness Robert Guthrie University of Buffalo Children’s Hospital John E. Fogarty Rhode Island Gunnar Dybwad Washington Area Glick Wright Fred J. Ward W. L. Pannier

Physician Dr. David C. Dorr To Speak At South End Church

Dr. David C. Dorr, a Gaza Baptist Hospital surgeon and Gaza deacon, will address the South End Baptist Church at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. The church meets in the South End Civic Association Building while a new Carrollton subdivision church is under construction. Dorr, a Mount Rainier native, is a WWII radar operator and retired VA medical examiner, now on furlough with his wife Roberta Kells and five children.

David C. Dorr Southern Baptist Missionary South End Baptist Gaza Mount Raiier Dorr Mars Hill N. C Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Foreign Mission Board Veterans Administration Columbus Ohio White Cross Hospital U. S. Army Air Force The Air Force Roberta Kells Minneapolis Minn Philip David Paul Douglas Debra Lee John Daniel James Duncan Dorrs States

Harmony Grove luncheon features Shriver and Ribicoff guests

Distinguished guests at the Harmony Grove School luncheon included Mrs Eunice Shriver, President Bennedy sister, and Senator Ribicoff of Connecticut. The I piece Boys Band from Mansfield State Training School and Hospital performed, brought down from Connecticut by Mrs Shriver, marking the luncheon’s climax.

Harmony Grove School Eunice Shriver Bennedy Sister abeehan = Ribicoff Connecticut Mansfield State Training School Shriver

Living Costs Stuck On High Plateau

AP analysis notes consumer prices remained at record highs through October 1963 with the CPI at 107.1 relative to the 1957-59 average. While food costs fell slightly in September, restaurant prices and other services continued to rise. Seasonally normal inflation may slow, but overall living costs appear to edge upward with limited relief ahead.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Bureau of Labor Statistics

Whittaker Named to Washington Parks Commission

James W. Whittaker the first American to scale Mt Everest is appointed to the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission by Gov Rosellini. The 34 year old Redmond resident runs a Seattle sporting goods store and the post is non salaried.

Olympia Wash James W. Whittaker Washington State

Delegate Byron speaks at Junior Woman's Club meeting

Delegate Goodloe E. Byron was guest speaker at the Junior Woman's Club at Steiner House West Patrick and Jefferson streets. He spoke on Frederick's Sister City Landau with a 50,000 population and wine making as a key industry and noted Landau and Frederick's historic tie through John Thomas Schley who settled here in 1732. Slides showed Landau Brussels Ghent Luxembourg Lucerne and the Matterhorn while members and guests were welcomed and corsages presented.

Goodloe E. Byron Steiner House West Patrick and Jefferson Streets Robert Hughes Byron Frederick Germany Landau John Thomas Schley Schley Brussels Ghent Luxemborg Lucerne Switzerland Matterhorn William Luzier Charles Corbelli Charles T. Ford Robert Hacker Sheldon Janowitz Paul Sepler M. Francis Kline Francis Lebhert Thomas C Melley David Stefange Donald Disque Luzier Abe Pital Henry Groff Jr Robert Brant John Molesworth Paul Sunday Board of Directors Charles Mauer Ways and Means Morton Siegel Ways and, Means Marvin G. Spencer Edward Derrenbacher Recreation Girls Bridge Jaycee

St Joseph College Plans Charity Fair in Emmitsburg

Saint Joseph College students plan a November charity fair in the Student Center to benefit Bolivian missions and local charities. Sister Madeleine Wheeler chairs the event with Roberta Davis as student chair. detailed booth committees and prizes are listed, including crafts, telegraph, religious articles, refreshments, decorations, and door prizes.

Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg Daughters of Charity Madeleine Wheeler Roberta Davis Baltimore Kathleen Troilo Brandy Station Sharon Lake Allentown Ann Smith Richmond Virginia McKenna Brooklyn N.Y Booth Claudia Rowley Washington Ann Downes Highland Park N.J Donna Lucas White Haven Elizabeth Marouchec Nesquehoning Christine Carey Silver Spring Heather Laird Bridgeport Margaret Ann Berry Mimi Ratke William Sport Mary Kidwell Nashville, Tenn Kathleen Smith

Fredrick High School PTA Meeng Set for Tuesday Night

The Frederick High School PTA holds its first meeting in the high school auditorium on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Warren Smith the principal welcomes all and outlines an opportunity for parents to meet teachers with limited discussion time and future appointment options. Refreshments are provided by the Hospitality Committee chaired by Mrs Dan Weinberg. Members also discuss membership chaired by Mrs David Oland with assistance from several other officers and committee members.

Charles Wright Home Life Warren C. Smith Eward Andochick Fine Arts J. Paul Thomas Foreign Affairs Unicef Donald Koons Civic Club David E. Aldridge Luzier National Federation of Women’s Clubs Steiner House William Payne Silver Spring Maryland Baltimore William Kepler Morton Siegel Council of Jewish Women Abe Pilal Altenbern Andochick Frederick High School PTA Warren Smith Dan Weinberg James Brown Robert Clapp Spencer Cannon Lloyd Graf Ralph Thomas Charles Wars David Oland Eugene Bourne Jr John Fisher Clinton Rhoades Harold Schaden Emory Shipley Luzon Wars George B. Douglas Robert G. B Austin Kelly Gsecretary Ethan Book

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