Neighbors On West Church Street Welcome New Faces
In Frederick several new residents move into homes along West Church Street near The Square. Notables include the Dudley family in Spite House and Rita Geisken, Fort Detrick bacteriologist and Zonta Club president, plus journalist Larry Van Goethem and family near Baker Park. The column notes historic homes, church ties, and a planned auction of the former Sappington House deeded to The Home for the Aged, with community details on local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
Sappington
Mary Angell Sappington
Louise R. Sappington
Ladies Home
Virginia
Jennie) Parkins
Thomas Parker Dudley
Jack Loring
Spite House
William Schnauffer
Dudley
New York
Washington
Pelam Manor
Frederick
All Saint’s Episcopal
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ross
Record Street
Lane
Rita Geisken
Paulline Everhart
Geisken
J. L. Roberts
North Market Street
Roberts
Cecelia Geisken
Parnell
Rita
Zonta Club of
Baker Park
Larry van Goethem
News and Post
Wisconsin
Betty
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Sussex County
Delaware
Salisbury
Sunpapers
Baltimore
Frederick Singers Prepare Christmas Concert December 10
The Frederick Singers under H Eugene Miller present a Christmas program December 10 at 8 15 p m in Grace United Church of Christ Frederick with over 60 members. The concert will include Bach Come Jesus Come and Saint Saens Christmas Oratorio featuring harpist Bonnie Caplan. Officers elected include Philip Sibert president Evelyn Sullivan secretary treasurer Grace Camp Miller vice president and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Singers
Grace Campbell
Bonnie Garvin
Evelyn Sullivan
Philip Sibert
H. Eugene Miller
Jane Miller
Grace United Church of Christ
Frederick
West Frederick Junior High School
Grace Camp
Edward Widmayer
New Market
Lucien Falconer
John Umberger
George Runkles
Keep Brushes Clean and Care Tips Spark Beauty News
This note emphasizes keeping brushes clean to prevent skin infections from unclean grooming tools. It advises soaking mascara and lipstick brushes in baby oil to remove residue, followed by warm soap suds and a rinse. Return borrowed items to their correct storage area to avoid loss and future borrowing.
Engagements of Cullison Pryor King Promised Weddings Planned
Miss Sandra Jean Cullison and Wallace deWitt, both Mt. Airy and Glenwood connections, announce an January wedding plan while pursuing college studies. Dianne Louise Pryor and Charles Ronald Stouter, Emmitsburg natives, plan a summer wedding as she works at St Joseph College library. Jean Louise King and R Lowell Phillips, Germantown and Mountain area families announce an upcoming marriage with education and career details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Cullison
Mt. Airy
Sandra Jean
Wallace deWitt QI
Wallace deWitt Jr
Glenwood
Miss Cullison
Mt. Airy High School
Frostburg State College
deWitt
Glenelg High School
Western Maryland College
Westminseedd
Mary F. Pryor
Emmitsburg
Dianne Louise
Charles Ronald Stouter
Charles F. Stouter
Miss Pryor
James A. Pryor Jr
St. Joseph High School
St. Joseph College
Mr Stouter
Mount St Mary's College
Herbert King
Germantown
Jean Louise
R. Lowell Phillips
Rue Phillips
Mountainale
Bookmobile Adds Musical Horn to Remind Borrowers
Frederick County residents using the bi weekly bookmobile get reminders to return or select books via a newly installed musical horn. Four notes on a stepped pitch signal borrowers, a convenience since the service began last April, with 20,078 volumes borrowed to date for home reading and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
MASTER BUILDERS AND OTHER ADULT COLLECTION NOTES
A look through adult collection selections highlights Peter Blake on Frank Lloyd Wright Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe, plus Danish cooking, personal growth theory by Carl R. Rogers, and a planet guide by Joseph H. Jackson. Also lists books like The Source Michener and The Green Berets, with local Miss Patricia Malone of Braddock Heights becoming an American Airlines stewardess after Middletown High and Madison College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Blake
America
France
le Corbusier
Germany
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Frank Lloyd Wright
Ingeborg Dahl Jensen
Patricia Malone
Patricia Ann Malone
Braddock Heights
American Airlines
Middletown High School
Madison College
Chicago
Through A Glass Darkly Featured Film This Week
The Arts Council of Frederick County presents Ingmar Bergman’s Through A Glass Darkly at Hudson Hall Hood College this Sunday and Monday at 8 15 pm with Swedish dialogue and English subtitles. A French short The Golden Fish by Jacques Costeau accompanies the feature. Tickets sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council
Frederick Countee
Ingmar Bergman
Baltic
New York Times
Bergman
France
Jacques Costeau
Renaissance Club
Hudson Hall
Hood College
Homemakers Club Demonstrations Highlight October Meeting
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club members heard Mrs. Raymond Crum discuss detergent use for new fabrics and tested water hardness at her home. Opening exercises were led by Mrs. Irwin Albaugh, with safety tips from Mrs. Frank Clemson. Donations for the Frederick Home for the Aged were given, and plans for the November and December meetings were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Crum
Harmony Grove
Daniel Thomas
Raymond Free Jr
Clyde Koons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church St
Larry
Bentz Street
Bentz
Record
Bob Considine
Saturday Review
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Rodgers T. Smith
John A.G. Smith
CARE
Capt. Smith
Marine Headquarters
Isving
Alexandria
Considine
Bertha A. Fleming
East Third Street
Williamsport
Indiana
Historical Society of
Frederick Library
Ann Rebecca (Brandenberg
Remsberg
the Historical Society
At & P
Miller
Charles Warner
Ure
Frederick Orchestra
Singers
Elijah
Antietam
Sandra Cullison
Dianne Pryor
Miss Jean King
Miss King
Gaithersburg High School
University of Maryland
Robert Perry High School
Rockville
Frederick High School
The
Bookmobile’s
New Horn
Carl R. Rogers
Joseph H. Jackson
Sun
Pluto
Earth
Dorothy Jacob
C Burr Artz
James A. Michener
GREEN
Panliver
Glass
Homemakers’ Clubs
Raymond Free
Blue Ridge Homes
Vom
Blue
Patrick Street
Maryland
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