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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
2
Beatrice Fehr discusses how freedom, defined as four freedoms, shapes today’s family. She traces two revolutions from nomadic life to industrial and atomic age, noting the shift from producing to consuming economy and the fraying of the head-of-household role, urging focus on family love over material wealth.
The University of Maryland Theatre presents Anything Goes sponsored by Frederick Rotary Club to benefit Community Charities Fund. A 35 member company performs aboard the S. A. American with a cast including a ship's captain and illustrated passengers. The show runs 7 30 to 10 p.m. Tickets available in advance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel lobby and Colonial Music Shop with at the door options.
Patrons for the November 21 Charlie Byrd Benefit in Frederick High auditorium were announced by the patron committee. The Council of Jewish Women sponsors the event with proceeds to the Easter Seal Treatment Center on North Market Street extended. Co chairs are Mrs. Irving Weil and Mrs. Morris Guggenheim with a long list of patrons including Mrs. Clyde E. Ahrnsbrak and Dr. Howard Ash among many others.
The Rose Hill Garden Club hosted five county homes on a 1964 Home Tour with flower arrangements themed Thanksgiving At Home. Homes of Browning Adamsown, De Rose, Smith, Zimmerman, and Thompson were opened to members last Thursday, featuring efforts by named hostesses and multiple coordinators. The tour highlighted historic homes and architectural notes, with the next meeting set as a December luncheon at Steiner House.
A panel of three juvenile behavioral science experts will discuss Youth in a Changing Society on November 16 at 430 PM in Room 1004, State Office Building, Baltimore. Moderator Charles L. Dohme leads Dr. Richard W. Bateman, Sarah L. Leiter, and James Nix with Paul C. Wolman introducing the program to about 75 parole and probation officers from across Maryland.
The article notes a distinction in pollination where bumblebees visit red clover plants while honeybees do not. It highlights pollination roles of different bee species in clover crops.
Frederick Women's Civic Club expands Fine Arts Department with a Literature and Drama Division led by Mrs. Ormond Galvin. First meeting at Steiner House featured talks on modern French dramatists and Becketts Waiting for Godot.
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