Arts Council schedules light hearted short films in Frederick
The Arts Council for Frederick County plans two light hearted shorts this Sunday at Hudson Hall Hood College. History of the Cinema is a satirical opener for a monthly series through April and Day of the Painter spoofs abstract expressionism. The full program includes Last Year at Marienbad with Time magazine calling it an enigmatic peak. The Foreign Film Festival is presented with the Renaissance Club at Hood College and repeats Sunday and Monday nights.
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Arts Council For
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Marienbad
Time Magazine
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Renaissance Club
Hood College
Hudson Hall
Hood
School Board Approves Staff Changes and Staffing Shifts
Three appointments to the Board of Education staff and four resignations were approved last week. One employee moved from aides to full time teacher. New hires include Ada H. Bell English Brunswick High B A Hood College and Madeline Boone special substitute Towson Normal School. Gwendolyn Johnson first grade Middletown Elementary Lincoln Memorial University. Judith Finneyfrock moved from aide to first grade teacher at East Frederick. Resignations: Margaret Ahalt Middletown Elementary Evangeline Byers Walkersville Elementary Esther Wittmayer Brunswick High Wanda Zink Parkway Elementary. COAT DRESS IS BACK The coat dress is again a fashion favorite. This season it's done in wool flat fur suede and velvet. Nov. 11 was first proclaimed a holiday in the United States by Woodrow Wilson. The observance in 1919 established a tradition of wreath laying speeches and parades.
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Board of Education
Ada H. Bell
Brunswick High
B. A. Hood College
Madeline H. Boone
Parkway
Towson Normal School
Gwendolyn Johnson
Middletown
Lincoln Memorial University
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Leather swimsuits come back for a famous maker
Leather swimwear advances promise a light flexible suit that sheds water and holds shape. Once a choking hazard and awkward in water, modern materials create a lither, durable option for beachwear, with improved drape and wearer comfort from the sponsor's line.
Lightner To Speak At PTA Meeting In Westminster
James E. Lightner, mathematics instructor at Western Maryland College, Westminster, will address the West Frederick Junior High PTA at 7:30 p.m. on What Is Modern Math. He has degrees from Western Maryland and Northwestern, taught at Brunswick High and Singarore, and led math during service at Fort Detrick. Parents may tour classrooms at 7 p.m. A door prize from Town and Country Restaurant will be awarded.
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James E. Lightner
Western Maryland College
Westminster
West Frederick
Lightner
Western Maryland
Northwestern University
Lincoln Paintings On Display At Gettysburg College
A set of 12 framed reproductions illustrating key moments in Abraham Lincoln’s life is on view in Gettysburg College’s Civil War Institute. The works, created for the John Morrell and Company calendar by Isa Barnett, with descriptive text edited by Ralph G Newman, will be shown until Thanksgiving.
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Civil War Institute
Gettysburg College
John Morrell and Company
Isa Barnett
Philadelphia
Life Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
True
American Heritage
Readers’ Digest
Ralph G Newman
Civil War Round Table
United States
The
College
Tips On African Violets For Home Gardeing
Home Demonstration Agent Adele Miller advises on growing African Violets. Focus on selection, light, temperature around 76 F, regular watering, loose well drained soil, and monthly fertilizer. Also notes light needs vary by season and recommends a Frederick County bulletin for more information.
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Adele F. Miller
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Frederick Art Club explores Peale heritage and modern art
The Frederick Art Club met at the Historical Society House for a supper meeting led by president Edith Miller. Mrs. Hammond Clary traced the Peale family of artists and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock discussed modern art while Miss Caroline Winebrener performed piano pieces Moonlight Sonata and Twilight.
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Frederick
Frim
Clary
Peale
Charles Wilson Peale
Benjamin West
George Washington
Sir Joshua Reynolds
James Peale
Rembrandt
Raphael
Rembrandt Peale
Sarah
Anna
1982 Man May Not Need Wife
AP News notes future homemaking ideas from economists at a Washington program. It envisions a world with auto dry cleaning closets, disposable clothing, incinerator disposal, deodorizing duct work and weather responsive windows, all reducing housework for women by tomorrow in 1982.
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AP News
Washington, D. C
American Home Economics Association
National Association of Home Builders
Beach Fashion Briefs Highlight Slinky Terry Gowns
A style note favors drawstring blousons over boy leg shorts for the lady in waiting and calls A line tunics better for sun than submersion. Jacqueline Kennedy reportedly ordered a Yves Saint Laurent dress from Macy s after a call to Gimbel s. The White House faced a 239.95 price tag. Terry cloth shore wear gains vogue with ankle length shifts, bold florals, and casual appeal for home and beach use.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Gimbel's
Macy’s Department Store
New York
Yves St. Laurent
White House
Porter Engagement announced for Rita Porter and Robert Fry
Mr and Mrs A Levi Porter of Knoxville announce the engagement of daughter Rita to Robert Fry son of Mr and Mrs Stanley W Fry of Doubs Miss Porter a 1961 Brunswick High School graduate now employed with the Government in Washington Mr Fry attended Frederick High School and works for the National Institutes of Health Bethesda A late January wedding is planned.
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William L. Merrick
Mary Katherine
Lewis Paul Wade
Lewis T. Wade
RFD 2
Frederick
Miss Merrick
Frederick High School
Western Maryland Trust Company
Wade
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
A. Levi Porter
Knoxville
Rita
Robert Fry
Stanley W. Fry
Doubs
Porter
Brunswick High School
Washington
Fry
Book Fair At Middletown Elementary Draws Crowds
A Friday book fair at Middletown Elementary School attracted wide interest with about 700 books on display and strong sales. The event ran from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the school auditorium, featuring category tables and student made wishing wells for the "Wishes Come True" theme.
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Middletown Elementary School
Robert Vaughn
Harry Miller
Albert Cohen
James Fraser
Robert Pennington
J. H
Robert Stone
Maurice Ahalt
Taylor Nute
Charles Shafer
Charles Lutz
Richard Dulaney
Fred Beachley
Victor Held
Desmond Dean
Joe Young
George Capek
William Eisentrout
Naomi Butler
J. Homer Remsberg Jr
Frederick County Sells 85.8 Percent of Bond Quota
Frederick County ranks 12th of 23 counties plus Baltimore City in Series E and H Savings Bond sales, reaching 85.8 percent of its $1.408 million 1963 quota with $1,208,647 sold January through October. Baltimore City leads with $33,933,560 and 92.7 percent, while state totals reach $66,162,069 or 89.3 percent with a $7.523 million year-over-year gain.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Washington County
Carroll County
Howard County
St Barnabas Women Plan Christmas Bazaar and Party
St Barnabas Women's Auxiliary selects committees for the Christmas Bazaar and Food Sale to be held Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm at All Saints Parish Hall North Court St. Sixteen members join the meeting at Mrs Richard Miller home with Mrs Miller presiding Rev Arnold Ross gives invocation.
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St. Barnabas Women's Auxiliary
All Saints
North Court Street
Richard Miller
North Market Street
Miller
Arnold Ross
All Saints Church
Louise Engelbrecht
Landis Wolfe
George Englebrecht
Herbert Strawsburg
Roland Michael
Douglass Orndorff
Arthur Wetzel
Perry Orndorff
Philip Amorello
LeRoy Strawsburg
Franklin Carlisle
Barbara Hane
Stanley Michael
Harriet Bare
Austin Bare
David Hardman
Everett Johnson
Melvin Fox
Marvin Covel
Bare
Amorello
Altar Guild
Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Elm Street PTA Discusses Fitness and Outreach Plans
The Elm Street PTA during Amer ican Education Week heard Glen Swendross of the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness urge a basic program for all children. The Eight and Ninth Grade Glee Club sang three numbers as students demonstrated exercises aimed at passing fitness tests. A November 13 tea for parents and teachers was announced. Meanwhile Western Maryland College reported $290 pledged toward its Centennial Expansion with $2,637 in student contributions so far and a $4,000 goal. Also Know Your America Week was announced by Westminster Elks.
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Elm Street
PTA
Glee Club
Delores Shade
Warren Evans
Glen Swendross
Council On Physical Fitness
Swendross
Richard Burgee
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Beta Beta Beta
National Honorary Biological Fraternity
C. Dianne Briggs
Rockville
Warren R. Jerinek
Kinnelon
New Jersey
ELKS
America
Donald Patrick
Westminster Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
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Dundalk
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Buckeystown
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