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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1970
Page
6
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports August occupancy at 74.8 percent with Medical Surgical at 78.8 and Obstetrical at 76.8. Average stays range from 3.2 to 8.2 days across departments. 675 admissions in September include 129 newborns. Emergency Room treated 1,371, with 36 in-patients and 59 outpatients in Rehabilitation Center therapies.
Judge Shirley B. Jones of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City spoke to the Maryland Organization for Women on When the Judge is Also a Wife. She urged a cooperative husband and noted the home remains the wife’s responsibility. The group plans another talk by Dr Allen Leffler UI on children’s adjustment to working mothers.
Mrs. Charles H. Ford of Yellow Springs announces the engagement of their daughter Walt Elizabeth Ford to Robert Allen Harmon of Charlottesville Virginia. Miss Ford is a GEICO employee and model. Mr Harmon is a Marine veteran and supervisor at State Farm in Frederick. The wedding is set for February 27.
Mrs Eileen Hood Haight of Mt Airy selected as Outstanding Young Woman of America for 1970 for achievements in education community service and profession She will appear in a biographical compilation now in its sixth year She graduated Cum Laude from Frostburg State College in 1968 and works for Carroll County Board of Education She serves as Mt Airy Community Fund secretary and Beta Sigma Phi sorority officer She is active at Central Methodist Church New Market daughter of Mrs Helen Hood and the late Wilbur T Hood wife of Robert W Haight Jr with one child
Washington artist Lois Cohen known as Loco opens a one woman show at Spectrum Gallery Georgetown. Former Capitol Hill Art Gallery director and painter since 1957 with international holdings, she also sculpts since 1961. The fourteen works include five wall hung canvases and five welded steel sculptures forming caricature portraits. The show explores symbols of preoccupation such as uniformity sex life and self image.
The World Almanac recalls Baroness Bertha von Suttner as the first woman Nobel Peace Prize recipient in 1905. Daughter of an Austrian field marshal, she served as Alfred Nobel's secretary and influenced him to create the Nobel Prizes. Her 1889 pacifist novel Lay Down Your Arms shaped social views.
Chaplain R Bruce Poynter told the AAUW at Trinity Methodist Church Oct 27 that campus unrest reflects a gap between ideals and practice. He urged understanding rather than suppressive action, noting students seek participation in decisions affecting their campus and futures.
Miss Gwynethe Lea Ruhl wed Raymond Lewis Sanders in the First Baptist Church of Wheaton on October 10. Dr. Menter P. German officiated. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Monrovia after their honeymoon in North Carolina.
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