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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
6
Leather is highlighted as a versatile material in fashion, with buttersoft finishes and vibrant color ranges for coats, suits, and dresses. The piece notes coats that drape softly in quilted suede, tailored business and party looks, and dresses designed to hold shape through many wears.
Crownsville couple announces engagement of Sandra Lynn Smith to Ensign Bruce Allen Kastel son of Samuel Kastel of Los Angeles. Sandra is granddaughter of the late Wilbert Smith of Braddock Heights and Rev George Ely of Baltimore and a University of Maryland graduate employed by Prince George's County Memorial Library. Kastel is a 1964 Naval Academy graduate stationed in Pensacola for flight training. Wedding planned at the Naval Academy Chapel on December 28.
In 1789 George Washington issued a presidential proclamation recommending Thursday as a day of national Thanksgiving. The change established the annual celebration on a Thursday, a practice that continues with the date now observed as a national holiday.
Mrs Donna Wantz RN appointed pediatrics supervisor and Miss Bobbie Kemp RN assistant instructor and health nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs Ken Hetsperger returns to desk after vacation in Fayetteville NC visiting daughter Mrs Helen Magaha and son Paul. Mrs Magaha is administrative director of Cape Fear Valley Health Center safety institute held by Dietary Department last Thursday in hospital cafeteria chaired by Lena Runkles and narrated by Jane O Leary. Dr RT Furie pathologist will speak at Utica Lutheran Womans League Thursday at 8 pm at the parsonage home of Res and Mrs Charles Pollard. Furie represents Eye Bank of Maryland. Fifteen student nurses attended Hootenanny at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. Frederick Memorial nurses David P Youngdahl Gerald R Sauter Davis T Aubridge Frank R Adams J and James R Stephan attended a Maryland Hospital Association public relations seminar in Washington chaired by Youngdahl spoke on An Administrator Looks at Public Relations.
Students of Mrs Wilbur presented a piano recital at Calvary Methodist Church last Sunday at 2 pm featuring a program with works by Remsberg Rippeon Wachter and others. Performers included Simone Thornton Steiner Moana Smith Wanda Winger Daryll Rippeon Ter ri Wiles Lineke Lindemann Robin Mullican and many more in a diverse student showcase.
The Daughters of America Card Party will be held Wednesday at 8 15 p m in St Johns School hall. Homemade cakes cookies breads and candy will be featured. Mrs Pat Tedesco chairs refreshments. Mrs Levinson oversees the fancy table. Tickets available at the door.
The October meeting of the Sodality of St Josephs Church Carolston Wanor featured Fr Theodore S Rowan, a Baltimore educator and priest, who showed slides from East and West Berlin and spoke on freedom versus oppression and Marshall Plan aid. Also noted was a Thanksgiving clothing drive in November and the next gathering set for November 18 at the Crewe home. A Stambaugh family get-together at Mt Tabor Park in Rocky Ridge followed with details of attendees and hosts.
Miss Carole Diane Shankle and Henry Michael Jacoby united in marriage at St. John's Catholic Church in this city. Rev Alfred E Smuth officiated the ceremony. Bride wore angelskin peau de soie with Alencon lace and a train. They plan to reside on West Second Street after a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
University of Maryland Theater brings Anything Goes to Frederick High School on November 12 for a Rotary benefit. The production, chosen for servicemen in Europe, features a live orchestra here and a large student audience expected from local colleges. Proceeds go to the Community Charity Fund.
Members of the Auxiliary to Glen W Eyler Post 282 Woodsboro held their monthly gathering with President Mrs William Young presiding. A card party is set for November 12 at 8 pm in the Legion Home to benefit the mentally retarded fund. committee members were named for the event.
Linganore Grange hosted Unionville Boys and Girls 4-H Clubs awarding trophies to outstanding members Alex Smariga and Susan Smariga. Mike Van Sant intro'd participants while Joe Smariga spoke on Maryland driving laws. Barbara Laughlin, a 4-H exchange student, announced her Jones County Iowa trip. John Bauer summarized last year's boys club activities. a baking powder biscuits demonstration by Miss Smariga followed.
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