Sidelights By J Sie Whith Haines
A column details Captain Rodgers Tally Smith of Oceanside California organizing a People to People project sending 35000 books and clothing to four missions in Japan Korea Formosa and Okinawa to aid the needy as the Marines sail for Okinawa. Other notes include Mrs Mabel Hoyler's return to Frederick Junior High and community gifts from Attic Treasures shop and travel tips on tipping in Miami Beach hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Rodgers Tally Smith
Oceanside
Calif
Fifth Marines
Okinawa
Far East
Smith
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Carlsbad
Cal
San Diego
California Chambers of Commerce
Capt. Smith
John A. G. Smith
Historical House
East Church Street
Frederick County
Florida
Barcelona
Miami Beach
Bellman
Cabana Boys
Frederick Post
Mature Woman Panel Explores Self Satisfaction and Roles
A Council of Jewish Women program at Beth Sholom Synagogue discussed what defines a mature woman. Panelist Miss Margaret Munn and experts debated coping with problems, balancing work, family, and outside interests for a creative life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom
Council of Jewish Women
Sonia Levien
Morton Siegel
Margaret Munn
Hood College
Jean Harn
Miss Munn
Benjamin Rosenstock
Richard Reynolds
Junior Woman's Club
Maurice Guss
Arts Council
Robert Middleman
Woodsboro Homemakers Club
Public meeting to discuss handicapped employment program
Vincent P. Hippolitus of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped will address a Frederick County Epilepsy Chapter meeting in Winchester Hall at 8 p.m. The event, organized by H. G. Baker with Congressman Mathias assisting, aims to inform local business leaders and officials about federal employment policies for the handicapped. Hippolitus has long experience in state and national disability services and veterans employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent P. Hippolitus
Committee On
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
H. G. Baker
Winchester Room
Baker
Hippolitus
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Air Force
India
Tinian Island
Connecticut State Employment Service
Veterans Employment Service
Connecticut
Cluett, Peabody and Co
Washington
Her Mate Is Packrat Not Mouse
Joy Stilley describes a husband who hoards everything from an old phono to nails and bed slats. She notes his habit of salvaging items, building impractical projects, and resisting disposal, even as a son goes to college and a daughter matures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stilley
New York
West Frederick Junior High Students Visit Annapolis
In the Maryland capital, West Frederick Junior High School eighth graders toured the treasury building with Core teacher Robert L. Pitts. Louis L. Goldstein, state comptroller, hosted the visit and provided each student with a 1963 Maryland fiscal report to support their study Maryland as America in Miniature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Treasury Building
West Frederick
Robert L. Pitts
Beth Trott
Darla Snarr
Marsha Shober
Karen Fry
Annapolis Capital Gazette
Sharon Dunbar
Warren Young
Goldstein
Maryland
America
Robert F. Barrick
Leonard Beavers
Capital Gazette Press
Maryland Gazette
Pitts
Maryland State House
State Circle
40 West Frederick Students Visit Annapolis on History Trip
Eighth graders from 40 West Frederick Junior High, guided by teachers and chaperones, toured Annapolis landmarks including the Maryland Gazette press, Court of Appeals library, and state capitol. They also visited the Treasury building, Naval Academy, and St Johns College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Main St
Hammond-Harwood
Chase-Lloyd
United States Naval Academy
St. Johns College
Richard P. Murchake
Capital-Gazette
Maryland Gazette
Baltimore Sun
Pitts
Dior Spring Show Reveals Roomy, Flared Shapes and Plaids
In New York Dior’s showroom showcased 113 outfits worn by six models in 47 minutes 27 seconds of runway action. Box-pleated and flared skirts led, with jean jackets and overblouses. padding created broad shoulders and cap sleeves. Bold plaids and checks appear with spicy day colors and soft social tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain
Wison
NEW York (Ap
Christian Dior
Gason Bertelot
Students tour Annapolis historic sites in Maryland trip
In Annapolis a Maryland trip saw visiting U S student groups hear about state history at the treasury building. Comptroller Goldstein spoke on the treasury’s role while pamphlets on Maryland’s 1963 fiscal report were distributed.
Meeting notes and upcoming programs at Retarded Children's Workshop
Dr. Evelyn Mudge and Mrs. Mary C. Hodgson reported on a meeting attended at the Retarded Children's Workshop. Planned programs include November 11 a visit to the Planetarium at South Frederick School, November 8 with Mayor Magaha as guest speaker, and November 25 a Thanksgiving program with Rev. W Merval Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mudge
Mary C. Hodgson
South Frederick School
Mayor Magaha
W. Merval Weaver
Zontians Observe International Birth Day in Frederick
The Zonta Club of Frederick celebrated its International birthday at a Monday meeting in the Fran cis Scott Key Hotel. Members discussed insignia meanings and the Zonta Code, with reports on charitable projects including furnishing rooms, kindergarten records, and educational toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Marie Hudson
Montevue
Esther Grimage
Virginia Thomas
Zonta
Anne Frank
Germany
Marjorie Etchison
Commission On
Kennedy
Truth Seekers Meet At Calvary Methodist Church
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church held a October 31 covered dish supper in the parish hall. Rev Ralph M Sharpe gave the invocation and slides of a Maine trip were shown by Mr and Mrs Earlston Rothenhoefer. The group sang hymns and adjourned to the chapel for benediction. next meeting at Mrs Eva Jessup’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street
Ralph M Sharpe
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Maine
Cynthia
Dawn Ruark
Trene Geisbert
Lucille Cooper
Neva Nusz
Lucy Kemp
Cora Mercer
Becky Blessing
John Wickless
Charlie Walker
Noble Lawson
Margaret Harley
Elise Warfield
Raymond Dyer
Sharpe
Eva Jessup
Braddock Heights
Essential Lippmann and companions at the county library
The catalog announces The Essential Lippmann edited by Rossiter and Lare with other works such as The Lonely Crowd and May Man Prevail. It notes these political writings address democracy, mass society, media, and international affairs and directs readers to the C. Bur Artz Library and county libraries for availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippmann
Clinton Rossiter
James Lare
Walter Lippmann
Uy Erich Fromm
C. Bur Artz
Patricia M Broderick
Kings Column Advertises Fall Outer Wear at Kings Mens Wear
There is a nip in the air and Fall has arrived. Kings Mens Wear promotes ski jackets, reversible hip length coats, wool Whalers, College Campus Coats, tweeds and herringbone wools. A reversible British grey check coat sells for $35.00 with Dacron rain coat interior. Sizes 16 to 20 for youth and 34 to 46 for men. layaway and charge accounts offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacron
Mel King
Kings Men’s
Frederick Is Reading Finds Gaps In American Death Narrative
A reading list highlights varied takes on American life and society. Works include Mitford on death and societal norms, West on travel, Michener and Lasky on national myth, a memoir by Fishman, and analyses of education and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Mitford
Morris L. West
James A. Michener
JFK
Victor Lasky
Clementine
Jack Fishman
Education OF
James Bryant Co‘nant
Man IN the
Richard T. Lebhert
Calvary Church Mothers and Teachers Club Meets
The Mothers and Teachers Club of Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs. Edward Sanger’s home. President Mrs. Carter Appleby announced two dinners on November 15 and 19. Treasurer Mrs. Ames Hendrickson said the $5,000 pledge to the building fund will be paid on Calvary Chest Day November 17. A Halloween party followed with costume prizes. Refreshments were by Mrs. Sanger Mrs. Freeze and Mrs. Mercer. Next meeting is a Christmas party at Mrs. Hendrickson’s home December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Teachers Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward Sanger
Carter Appleby
Ames Hendrickson
Calvary
Lloyd Freeze
Charles Mercer
SHEROKEN HAIR FASHIONS OFFERS BEAUTY SERVICES
Ladies receive hair care and styling from SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS at 10 E Church St offering sham po tint perm in expert hands. Regular skin care tips emphasize gentle cleansing and moisturizers to maintain normal skin. A weekly tip suggests soaking lipstick stains in milk before washing.
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Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
Church St
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.sie Whith Haines
Mabel Hoyler
Europe
Frederick Junior High
Alan Long
Mary
Mabel
Frederick
London
Sharpe’s
CJW
I. J. Weilberg
Leonard Spero
Temple Sisterhood
Levien
Holiday Inn
Ruth Weisburger
Manuel M. Weinberg
Jewish Welfare Board
Council
Sisterhood
Hilda Crogan
Reuben Bair
Lamar Bartick
Lelmer Smith
Woodshoro
Einar Bergman
Wendell Kayser
Evelyn Leonard
Charlotte Yarrell
Women’s Guild of
Santa
Santa Claus
Debbie
Jerry
Brian Blank
Ezra Blank Jr
RFD 7
Packrat
Dior
Ual
State
Treasury Department
Comptroller
Parkshire Originals
Berkshire
Fashion Center
E David Reisman
Adv
Sharon
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