Miss Christinia Foster Weds Richard C Edwards
Miss Christinia Louisa Foster and Richard Campbell Edwards united in marriage Oct 9 at 4 p.m. in Epworth Methodist Church Gaithersburg with a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Norwalk, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christinia Louisa Foster
Richard Campbell Edwards
Epworth Methodist Church
Gaithersburg
Malcolm Wright
Charles E. Harvey
Delbert T. Foster
Richard B. Edwards
Stamford
Conn
Carolyn C. Irvin
Clarksburg
Walkersville
Lee H. Miller
Frederick
Polly's Pointers column tips on cleaning and organization
A collage of Dear Polly notes offers tips for home care: using an eraser to clean tile grout, turning an ironing board into a child desk, fashioning dusting socks from old socks, venting kitchen fans near the range, and using binders to organize clipped recipes. The reader shares practical observations and methods for tidying kitchens, closets, and recipe filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Polly
Olive
Teresa
Jessie Jessie
J. C.D
Frederick Memorial Hospital hits 20 percent over goal
Robert Pett announced the staff exceeded the United Appeal goal by 20 percent, with $1,491.65 raised. Over 1,000 patient information folders were filled in the Sun Room on Tuesday morning. Women’s Auxiliary volunteers included Mrs. Emory Frye Mrs. Walter Schmid Jr. Mrs. Lester Feaga Mrs. P. H. Beavers and Mrs. Dorsey F. Shipley, with Rae Buhrman assisting in admitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pett
United Appeal
Petit
Women’s Auxiliary
Emory Frye
Walter Schmid Jr
Lester Feaga
P. H. Beavers
Dorsey F. Shipley
Rae Buhrman
Ofice
Miss Ambrose To Marry Mr Smith Engagement News
Miss Patricia Christine Ambrose of Philadelphia plans marriage to Charles Jackson Smith of Oakland Manor Union Bridge. Smith, Drexel Institute alumnus, works with Eastman Kodak in Rochester while pursuing an MBA at the University of Rochester. William Grabill Sr marked his 90th birthday with an open house in Union Bridge attended by many relatives and friends from surrounding towns. Bertram W Geesey reported progress on a new building addition in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Ambrose
Philadelphia
Patricia Christine
Charles Jackson Smith
Charles F. Smith Jr
Oakland Manor
Union Bridge
Smith
Drexel Institute of Technology
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
William Grabill Sr
Herman Grim
Earl Crabbs Sr
Earl Crabbs Jr
Susie
Eugene Gardner
New Midway
Granville Grabill
Pat
Gene
Tama Staub
Sterling Echer
Harvey Palmer
New Windsor
Herbert Camazo
Jan
Doreen
Lane and Bradley
Eldridge Waltz
Susan
Jill
Leroy Rhodes
Silas Delauter
Elizabeth Schroyer
Joe Smith
Frederick
Mary Houck
Clarence Burrier
Paul Burrier
Bobby
Joan
Bonnie
Detour
Darvin Burrier
Rhema Fogle
Oda Filler
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Elworthy Jr
Warren
Cheryl
Chris
Chrisey
Mt. Airy
Carrolton Houck
Marianne
Sterling Burrier
Terry
Brenda
Norman Burrier
Connie
Barry
Rocky Ridge
Edgar Flohr
Helen
Daniel
Walter Grabill
Edwood
Harry Trout
Norma Murphy
Walkersville
James Wolfe
Paula
Charles Benner
Glen Burnie
James Houck Sr
Connie McGaughin
Ship
Emmitsburg
Raymond Martz
Westminster
Herman Moore
Helen Weddle
James Waddell
Wallace Mount
William Grabill Jr
Johnsville
Kathleen Marie Fannin to Richard L. Andrews Jr.
Miss Kathleen Marie Fannin of Taneytown is engaged to Richard L. Andrews Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Andrews Sr. of Damascus. Kathleen is a 1964 graduate of St. Joseph's High School in Emmitsburg. Richard is a 1962 Damascus High School graduate who attended the Baltimore Institute and is now at the University of Maryland. A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fannin
Taneytown
Kathleen Marie
Richard L. Andrews Jr
Richard L. Andrews Sr
Damascus
Miss Fannin
St. Joseph’s High School
Emmitsburg
Andrews
Damascus High School
Baltimore Institute
University of Maryland
BPW Club Color Film Event Highlights October Meeting
The Frederick Negro Business and Professional Women's Club screened a film on color use in home furnishings and fashion. New officers were elected: Yvonne Bourne, Edna Dykes, Viola Brown, and Gladys Lee. Past officers Edith Addison and Eleanor Brown were recognized. Committees distributed activity schedules and updated volunteer rosters. Founder's Day expenses were reviewed by Eunice Hutchins. Shirley Snowden covered key points from the prior meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edith Addison
Eleanor Brown
Eunice Hutchins
Shirley Snowden
Club Plans Christmas Bazaar
The Garden Club of Frederick will hold a Christmas bazaar on Dec 11 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Frederick County Historical Society’s home on East Church Street. Members met at the home of Mrs Parson Newman to discuss plans and outline duties for greens, food, gifts, and decorations with chairmen and co-chairs named for each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Frederick
Frederick County Historical Society
East Church Street
Parsons Newman
Arthur Read
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Charles Sanner
Gwynn X. Kinsey
William W. Wenner
William McC. Holzapfel
T. Stuart Haller
Margaret Motter
Jennings Bailey Jr
W. Jarboe Grove
William H Kemp
Clement E. Gardiner
Francis Gaither
Garden Club
the Historical Society
Ellenberger Engagement in Silver Spring Pair to wed
Mr and Mrs Robert H Ellenberger of Silver Spring announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jeane to Thomas Keith St Clair, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel L St Clair of Monrovia. Betty Jeane Myers is a 1964 graduate of Singanore High School now with the US Atomic Energy Commission Germantown division. Mr St Clair is a 1964 Linganore High School graduate and a Baltimore Institute student in business administration. No wedding date set. Local Community Action Committee meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed possible club sponsored trips along the north eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Ellenberger
Silver Spring
Betty Jeane
Thomas Keith St. Clair
Samuel L. St Clair
Monrovia
Miss Myers
Singanore High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Mr. St. Clair
Linganore High School
Baltimore Institute
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Margaret Lee
North - Eastern
Seaboard
Frederick Bridge Club Results At Key Hotel
The Frederick Bridge Club met Monday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 7 30 p m North-South winners were Manuel Weinberg and wife Charles Crum with George Hedstrom in second place Gerald Yonetz and Mrs Charles Arotzky in third Lynn Spero and Horace Rees in fourth East-West winners were William McManaman and Harold Keller in first second went to Burton Creager and Ethel Whitehill third to Col Glenn Wilhide and Walter Snow fourth to Scott Welty and Frank Rehmann Next week a regular game will be played at the hotel at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walter Snow
Scott Welty
Frank Rehmann
Duplicate Bridge Club
Amvets
West Patrick Street
Joseph B. Price Jr
Gerald Yonetz
Robert Swanson
James A. Kime
Edward Thomas
Manuel Weinberg
Ga O'Connor
Mary Fuss
Weldon Harper
Walter Feaga
Charles Arotsky
Robert Middlemas
The
Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club
Fitzgerald
Thurmont
Barney Shapiro
Guy Hobbs
Revert Remsberg
Ethel Crawford
Jean Cook
Thomas Love
Charles Price
Robert Smith
Frank Litman
Arthur Strube
Charles Ambrose
Susan Jacobson
Nathan Jacobson
Leonard Spero
Horace Rees
James Kime
da O'Connor
Austin Whitehit
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club meets at Amvets for regular game
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a 12:30 p.m. session at Amvets on West Patrick Street with North South and East West winners named. The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club held a charity master point game at Fitzgerald's Restaurant near Thurmont with listed top finishes. The Buttons and Bows square dance club in Frederick announced a beginners class at Mt. Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttons and Bows Square Dance Club of
Frederick
Ballenger 4 H Club Elects New Officers
Darlene Smith was elected president of the Ballenger Girls 4 H Club at a meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs John McElfresh. Other officers named include Darlene Fleck vice president Kathy Murphy secretary Carol Myers treasurer Debbie Knott delegate LuAnn Easterday reporter and Debbie Moore historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Smith
Ballenger
John McElfresh
Darlene Fleck
Kathy Murphy
Carol Myers
Debbie Knott
LuAnn Easterday
Debbie Moore
Miss Moore
Miss Knott
Miss Smith
Frederick Fair
New Market 4-H elects Gamble president
Gayle Gamble was elected president of the New Market Girls 4-H Club at its Miss Gamble in Sjamsville event. Sherry Zimmerman became vice president, Claudia Price secretary, Sheri Price treasurer, and Diana Testerman reporter. Four new members joined: Marie Kipe, Barbara Lawson, Elizabeth Brinkley, Ann Elliot. Cathy Grumbine and Leslie Bouton entertained with guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Gamble
New Market Girls 4-H Club
Miss Gamble
Sjamsville
Sherry Zimmerman
Claudia Price
Sheri Price
Diana Testerman
Marie Kipe
Barbara Lawson
Elizabeth Brinkley
Ann Elliot
Cathy Grumbine
Leslie Bouton
Square dancing class begins at Airy Elementary
From 8:30 to 10:30 pm every Wednesday the course will continue until completion and a new club forms. Instructors are Mr and Mrs William M Michouse. The first class is held Wednesday. Adults are urged to attend as the course teaches basic square dancing steps and promotes fitness as a recreational hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Michouse
Airy Elementary School
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Christinia Foster
Richard C. Edwards
Sandra Goldsmith
Lea Neide
Roland Green
Murray Andrews
Cammascus
Lawson King
Norman Jacobs
Edwin Becraft
Linda Coates
Arthur Stang
David Hubbard
Susan Wright
Bermuda
Edwards
Kennedy Studio
Nsw
Ope
EET
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Patricia Ambrose
Miss Ambrose
Mr. Smith
William Grabill
Building Progress
Bertram W. Geesey
Kathleen Fannin
Mr. Andrews
BPW Club
Betty Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Frank J Keefer
Willam N. Wenner
J. Hunter Bowers Jr
Catoctin
Square Dance
Ballenger 4-H Club
Gayle Gamble Pres
New Market Club
Erer Delvery
Enoples Drug ‘Store
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping
Centex
Prospect Shopping Cater
Enoples Drug Stores
Pla
Footers Cleaners
Dirick Shopping Center
Market St
N. Market St
Coblentz & Main Enc
N, Court St. Frederick
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