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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1965

Page

6

Graceham Postmaster Keeps Mail Moving 23 Years

Mrs Mildred Grushon of Graceham has served as postmaster for 23 years, running the pink postoffice from her home with aide Lorraine Boller and a cat named Tex. She recalls delivering mail since 5:30am, notes the zip code display, and balances duties with church leadership and magazine editorship while picturing every letter as important as one to the President.

Mildred Grushon Graceham Tex Marie Howell

Barbershop Quartet To Be Featured At Rotary Festival Of Harmony

The Nightcaps, a barber shop quartet formed in spring 1964, will perform at the Rotary Club of Frederick's Festival of Harmony at Frederick High School. The 8 p.m. benefit program supports the Easter Seal Treatment Center of Frederick. The Nightcaps represent the southern section of the Mid-Atlantic District of SPEBSQSA.

Rotary Club of Frederick Frederick High School Mid-Atlantic Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Bar Ber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc Arlington, Virginia Washington America Light Opera Company Riverside Area Stereophonics Patapsco Valley Chorus Colonial Music Shop Francis Scott Key Hotel Easter Seal Rotary Club

Miss Lantz Plans Winter Wedding Announcement

Miss Lantz and Wayne Clingan announce their engagement and winter wedding. Margaret Anne Lantz, a Madison College graduate and home economics teacher, will wed Wayne R. Clingan, a University of Maryland and Maryland State Roads Commission alumnus, in Bergton on December 26. The couple's families reside in Folks Run Virginia and Frederick Maryland. The program includes the Night Caps and Stereophonics barbershop quartets with tickets available at local shops and venues.

Dwight N. Lantz Folks Run Margaret Anne Wayne Raymond Clingan Raymond R. Clingan Frederick Miss Lantz Madison College Harrisonburg Fred M. Lynn Junior High School Woodbridge Clingan Frederick High School University of Maryland Maryland State Roads Commission Baltimore Martin Luther Ae Bergton

Miss Smith Weds James Stitely at Mt Zion Church

Miss Carol Ann Smith and James Philip Stitely wed Oct 29 at 7 30 PM in Mt Zion Methodist Church McKaig with Rev Kenneth Henderlite officiating. Bride’s parents Joseph and Mary Smith of East Church Street. Groom’s parents Clifford and unnamed Stitely of North Wisner Street. Reception at Pine Avenue home. Bride a 1965 Frederick High graduate employed by the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown. Groom also Frederick High alumnus and a plumber.

Carol Ann Smith James Philip Stitely Mt. Zion Methodist Church McKaig Kenneth Henderlight Joseph W. Smith East Church Street Clifford Stitely North Wisner Street June Smith Robert Stitely Pine Avenue Frederick High School Atomic Energy Commission Germantown

Homemakers Club Christmas Greens Demonstrated at Meeting

Mrs Bascom Neal demonstrated arranging Christmas greens at the Jug Bridge Homemakers Club in Braddock Heights using home grown greens for a swag wreath and mantle piece. The meeting featured an essay on heritage, a book review, and a penny collection for international friendship with a gift exchange planned for December 15 at Mrs Harry Hamiltons home.

Bascom Neal Jug Bridge Homemakers’ Club Walter Lee Braddock Heights Neal Harry Hamilton Louis Bromfield

Greens for Christmas Decorations at West Frederick meeting

Mrs. John Crouch led a West Frederick Homemakers gathering at Mrs. Robert Walker’s home. She outlined using pine, holly, berries, cones and nuts for wreaths and decorations. Mrs. John Wilson presided. 1966 committee leaders were named. A Christmas event is planned by co chairs Mrs. Robert Cline and Mrs. Raymond Sandower for December 5 at 2 30 p.m. in the Church of the Brethren with the County Chorus to sing. A sale by will be held December 4 at the Brown and Country Restaurant for their annual event.

John Crouch West Frederick Robert Walker Raymond Sandower Church of the Brethren On Saat

Urbana Homemakers Club Christmas Decoration Meeting

Urbana Homemakers Club met at the Methodist Church parish hall to learn decorative uses for common items. Mrs Paul King demonstrated wreaths from coat hangers and yard sticks with greens for simple effects, and members exchanged cookie recipes. Mrs Russell Strube hosted with Mrs Charles Collins presiding. twenty six women attended including three new members: Mrs Walter Sproll, Mrs Arthur J Campbell Jr, and Mrs Leo Slaughter Jr.

Urbana Homemakers Methodist Church Urbana Paul King Russell Strube Charles Collins Walter Sproll William Lee Arthur J. Campbell Jr Leonard Beall Leo Slaughter Jr Ralph Nicely Henry Jones Henry Jorres Connie Mason Dianne Ward Ernest Stephens

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Mrs. Grushon Margaret Lantz Miss Smith Mr. Stitely Ellen-Ann Dunham General Foods Corporation Marietta Henderson Hood College Warner Brittain Hood Miss Dunham Ing Bob Fedel Linton Reed Ed Roberson Ed Johnson Robert Kline Office of Welfare and Health Winchester Hall Bel Kaufman Jesse Myers Frank Grimes Paul Main Phil Brode Gathland Austin Marker Gathland Homemakers’ Club Marker Thomas Moser Emory Warggett Richard Pry Qaterbridge Pry Roy Magaha Food and Nutrition North Market Street Frederick Shopping Center Prospect Deoples Drug Stores Ious Mink Gilets N. Market St
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