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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1964

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2

Maryland study urges day care centers with state funding

Recommendations by the Governor's Commission to study day care services were publicly heard in Maryland. The report urges licensing for group centers and family homes, stronger preschool facilities, and state matching funds to finance day care projects.

Governor's Commission Maryland Dennis Smyth Maryland Committee For Francis Scott Key Smyth State Department of Health State Department of Public Welfare State Board of Education Leon M. Ginsberg

After Five Elegance For Fall By Helen Hennessy

New York designers blend elegance with fall after five fashion featuring bias cut shapes and figure flattering fits. Necklines include wide V serpentine bateau and soft cowls with sleeves from none to wrist length. Fabrics range from souffle wools to silk crepes and metallic brocades in winter pastels greens and reds. Coats and dresses favor short cocktail lengths with two piece crepes and black Chantilly lace looks for formal events. Ankle length silk crepes and long metallic brocades complete the season’s dressy options.

Garden Club Of Frederick Plans Annual Christmas House Tour

The Garden Club of Frederick will sponsor Christmas on Court Square on December 20 from 3 to 6 PM. Eight houses will be open to the public with decorated exteriors by their owners around the courthouse area to aid in beautification projects.

Garden Club of Frederick Court Square E. Lewis Peters

Color Changes in Cape Town Display Dummies

In Cape Town shops experiment with colored display dummies to highlight fashion. Red and pink drew women shoppers, while black dummies provoked shock amid apartheid era attitudes. White shoppers pressed for dummies to be returned to white.

Cape Town South Africa Cape Town

Miss Zeis and Mark Grimes wed in Chambersburg church

Miss Billy Jean Zeis and Mark William Grimes married in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony at Central United Presbyterian Church Chambersburg with Rev. Donald E. May officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zeis, wore champagne brocade silk and carried white gardenias. Best man was James W. Burdette. maid of honor Betsy Zeis. The couple celebrated at the bride’s home and planned a wedding trip to Williamsburg Virginia. The bride is a medical technician. the groom studies at Columbia Technical Institute and works in the school’s administration office.

Billy Jean Zeis Mark William Grimes Central United Presbyterian Church Chambersburg Donald E. May Robert L. Zeis William B. Grimes Buckeystown Dior Betsy Zeis James W. Burdette Tuscarora Williamsburg Chambersburg High School Franklin School of Science and Arts Philadelphia Microbiological Associates, Inc Grimes Frederick High School Columbia Technical Institute Arlington Schoo

What's New In Home Economics

AP Education Writer G K Hodenfield reports on a shift in home economics education toward physics chemistry and statistics. Prof Florence Ehrenkranz argues students need algebra calculus and science literacy to understand mechanics energy thermometry electricity and nuclear concepts as they apply to kitchen appliances food preservation and textiles.

G. K. Hodenfield Washington Archimedes Oohm Florence Ehrenkranz University of Minnesota School of Home Economics Ehrenkranz Association of State Universities

Plans Completed for St Barnabas Christmas Bazaar

The annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by St Barnabas Women’s Auxiliary will be held November 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at All Saints Parish Hall North Court Street with proceeds for St Barnabas Chapel. Committees were appointed at a meeting hosted by Mrs Richard Miller with Mrs Everett Johnson presiding.

St. Barnabas Women’s Auxiliary Tod P All Saints Parish Hall North Court Street St. Barnabas Chapel Richard Miller North Market Street Everett Johnson George Englebrecht Perry Orndorff Jr LeRoy Strawsburg Philip Amorello Miller Johnson Leonard King Herbert Strawsburg Austin Bare Melvin Fox Roland Michael Douglass Orndorf David Hardman Arthur Wetzel Arthur Rickards Franklin Carlisle Landis Wolfe Louise Englebrecht Church School Perry Orndorff Enebbrecht King Bare Altar Guild

Hood College cast chosen for Hedda Gabler production

Hood College Marionettes select three localFrederick actors for Hedda Gabler. Anthony White plays Jorgen Tesman. Calvin Wacker is Judge Brack. John Staub portrays Eilert Lovborg. Carolyn Oldman stars Hedda Gabler. Ann Marie Golab and Others fill supporting roles. Tickets available at Berger's Book Mart and Rob Ellen Gift Shop.

Marionettes Hood College Hedda Gabler Frederick Anthony White Fort Detrick Jorgen Tesman Calvin Wacker Elm Street School Judge Brack Eilert Loveberg John Staub WMHJ Carolyn Oldman Hood Ann-Marie Golab Juliana Tesman Jorgen Many Phillips Thea Elvsted Diane Small Berta Staub, White Miss Phillips Staub Orsino Malvolio White Viola Berger's Book Mart Rob Ellen

Engagements announced for Fox and Hardy families

Buckeystown announces Penny Rae Fox engagement to Airman 2nd Eric J. Hawthorne son of H B Hawthorne. Penny Fox a 1964 graduate and Clorox employee in Frederick. Hawthorne a 1961 Frederick High School graduate, University of Maryland alum, now stationed at McGuire AFB NJ. Mt Airy announces Brenda Jean Hardy engagement to Joan Alvin Loger. Hardy a University of Maryland senior and Loger a University of Maryland graduate electrical engineer at Goddard Space Flight Center. No wedding date set.

C. H. Fox Buckeystown Penny Rae Eric J. Hawthorne H. B. Hawthorne Miss Fox Frederick High School Clorox Company Frederick Hawthorne University of Maryland McGuire Air Force Base Mrs. A. Roby Hardy Mt. Airy Brenda Jean Joan Alvin Loger Miss Hardy Loger Alvin L. Loger Rockville Goddard Space Flight Center

Mrs. Edward D. Storm Attends GFWC Council opens in Knoxville

Mrs. Storm of Maryland Federation attends the Southeastern Council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Knoxville Tennessee. Speakers include Mrs. William H. Hasebrook and Dr. Andrew Holt. The conference aims to improve techniques for promoting federation objectives. Local clubs Frederick Women’s Civic Club and Junior Woman’s Club are members.

Edward D. Storm General Federation of Women’s Clubs Knoxville Tenn Storm Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs William H. Hasebrook GFWC Andrew Holt University of Tennessee Maryland Federation Walter Magee Frederick

Quick Wardrobe Check Keeps Clothes Ready

After removing a garment, inspect for ripped seams or broken snaps and repair immediately. Fixes prevent buildup of repairs later and keep items in good shape for the next wear.

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