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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1965
Page
7
Window displays attract women with bright gems not for Christmas season decor. Shoppers admire the sparkle and praise the display, yet few intend to purchase. Joy Derr notes the scene on a quiet shopping day at the local store.
Miss Betty Earlene Stonesifer and James Ardel Stonesifer united in marriage October 23 at 7 p.m. in Grace United Church of Christ Taneytown officiated by Rev. William F. Wiley. Mrs Romaine Motter played organ. The bride wore a lace over net gown with pearls, veil, and a bouquet of white roses and orchids. Maid of honor Mary Ellen Stonesifer and bridesmaids Tyna Snook carried orange chrysanthemums. Reception at Taney Inn followed. The couple will reside near Westminster, with the bride employed by Baltimore AT&T and the groom by Swissvale Farm Dairy.
Mrs. Duvall received a silver Revere bowl at Central Methodist Church Hall for two years as organist. Charles McA. Jones presented the gift to honor her service. about 50 attended. Dr. John B. Howes gave the invocation. Rev. Robert C. Warren is pastor.
The column offers practical reader tips for saving time and easing daily chores. A note on melting butter in a covered bowl by the stove speeds breakfast with less waste. Another reader describes a travel case kept in the car for waiting periods. A back-saving gadget using a broomstick and nail aids lifting and handling.
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association will hold its annual Christmas bazaar December 2 at 11 am in the social room of the Evangelical United Church of Christ on West Church Street. Proceeds support the hospital building fund. Highlights include a luncheon, gift items, and several themed tables. Public invited.
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