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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
6
Miss Cheryl Marie Kinneman and Robert Michael Wildasin wed October 30 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Taneytown with Rev Harvey Light officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Terry Boose and bridesmaids from Hanover Thomasville and Taneytown. The couple will reside in Taneytown after both families’ ceremonies and work.
The 41st annual convention of the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland met at Hotel Emerson Baltimore. Elizabeth Knill of Frederick was elected financial secretary. officers include Macie Neiker president, first vice president, second vice president Ann Schisler, recording secretary Rosalie Riley, corresponding secretary Ida Richard, treasurer Gwendolyn Pirie, and sergeant at arms Norma Schmacher. Over 200 clubs in the federation. Sen. Daniel B. Brewster spoke at the banquet. January installs planned for the new officers.
Mrs. Clark Cottrell Jr hosted the ticket committee at Upper College Terrace as the 1965 Snow Ball tickets were prepared for the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary members. Proceeds from the annual event support the hospital.
Thomas Kolb of Grant Place has published his first book The Seeking Heart a book of spiritual poetry. He is an assistant cashier at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and a World War II Air Force veteran. Kolb active in United Presbyterian Church of Frederick serves on ruling Elders board and has three children with his wife Sue. He plans future titles Dwell on These and The Tender Years. The holiday ball proceeds fund a radiographic unit for Frederick Hospital with Billy Butterfield Orchestra and a decor theme Out of This World on December 18 at Hood College gym.
Miss Gail Elizabeth Greenwood and Robert Lester Boller exchanged marriage vows at St. Pauls Methodist Church last Saturday at 2 p.m. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles Morgan and Dr. Lewis F. Ransom. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwood of Sykesville, wore peau de soie with lace trim and a seed pearl crown. Attendants included Elizabeth Stem, Janet Boller, Susan Boller, Jane Palmer, and Patricia Carter. Best man was Ray Wilder. ushers were David Hoff, William Luebberman, Frank Ringley, and Francis Gist. A reception followed at the church social hall and the couple left for a Florida trip. The bride, a 1964 graduate of Sykesville High School, attends Strayer College. the groom is a Sykesville High School and Baltimore Institute graduate. They will reside in Gaither.
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Hyatt of Damascus return from Fort Benning Georgia after visiting their son Lt Jerry H Hyatt stationed there. Mr and Mrs Carl Dayhoff host housewarming near Lisbon. Roland Green of near Damascus honors his mother Mrs Harvey Green at a family dinner. Mrs Larry Smith of Damascus hosts luncheon and surprise shower for Mrs Richard Schmale with guests Mrs Sam Shipley Mrs Lee Sellers Mrs Carolyn Jr Mrs Sherwood Hackett Mrs Robert Mann and Mrs Larry Jones. Dorothy Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Miller of Boyds to wed William C Harris son of Mr and Mrs William Harris of Damascus Saturday at Damascus Methodist Church.
The Carrollton Daughters of the American Revolution formed a new chapter. Organizing regent Mrs John Spicer led the session at Mrs Theodore R Reeder s home with ritual and updates from committees. Officers include organizing regent Mrs Spicer and other posts. December meeting hosts named Miss Mary E Rhoads and Miss Katharine R Bussard.
Polly shares a toothbrush cleaning tip for typewriter care and a Christmas craft idea. A reader describes saving tin can twists to create painted icicles for yard evergreens with attached key hangers, glitter, and outdoor lighting for a festive effect.
Marriage banns were published for the first time in St. Joseph's Church of Emmitsburg for Miss Martha Jane Sherwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Sherwin of Emmitsburg and George Methee of Arlington Virginia.
Members of the Opti-Mrs Club of Frederick prepared items for a December 3 Christmas sale at the home of Mrs. Helen Palmer after a dinner meeting at the VFW Country Club. Names were drawn for a gift exchange to be held at the home of Mrs. Shirley Snyder. Co-hostess is Mrs. Freda Tarra of Woodsboro. sale location to be announced.
A quick guide to building evening drama with eyes. Apply mascara with a spiral brush on the lower lashes. Use the brush tip to smooth mascara on each lash with a downward stroke for defined, bold lashes.
Miss Nolajean Gross and Henry Turner Marks united in marriage Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. in Woodside Methodist Church Silver Spring. Dr E William Hall performed the double ring ceremony. The couple now resides in Chicago with both families noted.
The article explains two main hair coloring methods coating and penetration with temporary sprays and rinses or lasting pigment changes through penetration. It notes color baths shampoos and dyes for permanence and highlights Tinting as a specialty at Sheroken House of Hair Fashions 10 E Church St Frederick with an eyebrow arch and appointment phone.
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