Curator Presents Christmas Art and Homer Exhibit
Dr. Raimond S. Stites, curator at the National Gallery of Art, showcased a program of Christmas Story in art slides and Win slow Homer works at a Welcome Wagon Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. An exhibit of American artist Winslow Homer’s pieces will run one month at the National Gallery, highlighting Civil War era scenes.
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Raimond S. Sutes
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Winslow Homer
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stites
Leonardo da Vinci
Winstow Homer
Homer
Rome
Christ
Einar Bergman
Roger Brooks
Pat Wharton
James Bennett
William B. McNeil
Harold Vess
William Clawton
Ernest Kolsrud
Officers Club
Fort Detrick
Robert M. Pennington
William D. Lawton
Dewey Dykstra
Richard D. Castlow
Id. Russell Walsh
Auxiliary Plans Pantry Shower At Nurses Home
The Women's Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital schedules a pantry shower for Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home at the December 11 general meeting. Nurses Glee Club under Jack Wantz will entertain. Mrs George Douglas presided at a board meeting. October volunteer hours totaled 1,306. Auxiliary plans a tour for Chamber members on Tuesday evening.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Jack Wantz
George Douglas
William Anders
Aed
Lidie
Brainwashing Topic For A U W Meeting At Hood College
Major William E Mayer will discuss The New Weapons of Brain Washing at the American Association of University Women meeting in Coffman Chapel Hood College. Lawrence Welsch introduces him. Welsch is a chemical engineer with the Army Research and Development Command in Washington on temporary duty at Fort Detrick. Mayer is an Army psychiatrist who studied brainwashing since 1952 and worked with nearly 1,000 U.S. soldiers who were captured in Korea. He served in the Navy in World War II and later joined the Army in 1952 after medical training. The meeting begins at 8 p.m.
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Wiliam E. Mayer
American Association of University Women
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Mayer
Lawrence Welsch
Army
Washington
Welsch
Fort Detrick
Maj. Mayer
U.S
Korea
Tang
Navy
Mrs Storm Gets Scout Appointment
Mrs Edward D Storm, president of the local Girl Scout Bureau, was appointed by the Nationals as a council member. She and five others were named by the National Girl Scout President at a conference in Washington DC. The forecast calls for a chilly weekend with temperatures slipping tonight into the high twenties and rising to the forties by midnight.
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Edward D. Storm
Girl Scout Bureau
Observer
Conl
Sheraton Park
Washington
Storm
Charles
Longtime Frederick couple marks fiftieth anniversary
Adrian and Donald Leatherman celebrate fifty years since their November 18 1908 wedding at the bride’s home with a reception and dinner at the Hotel Frederick. He is a former Register of Wills and Leatherman and partner once operated Leatherman and Staley on East Patrick Street. The couple, active in the Church of the Brethren, have two sons two grandchildren and one granddaughter. they spend winters in Eau Gallie Florida.
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Adrian
Donald
Frederick
Rockville
Stephen A
Bee
Carolyn
Wemper
Leatherman
North Market Street
Eleanor Eichelberger
Fred Musician
W. Goodly
Merval Weaver
Albert Flook
Gross-' Nickle
Grayson Doub
Myersvile
Register of Wills
Eau Gallie
Fia
Vindobona Personnel Holds Election At November Meet
The Vindobona personnel held its monthly meeting on Nov 10 at Vindobona Convalescent Rest Home Braddock Heights with 19 members present. New officers elected President Kathleen Cramer vice president Myrtle Slifer secretary Lewdel Howard treasurer Marion Comer corresponding secretary Ruth Hershberger. A Christmas party is planned for Dec 23 replacing the regular meeting and nursing problems at Vindobona were discussed. Refreshments were served by Marion Comer Garhee Taylor Ruth Springs Cummings.
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Vindobona
Vindabbona Convalescent Rest
Braddock Heights
Marion Comer
Garhee +Taylor
Ruth Springs
I Cummings
Soroptimists Host Musical At Home For Aged
Soroptimists hosted a social evening at the Home For The Aged on Record Street featuring a musicale. Gene Cox sang Oh Sweet Mystery of Life and Beautiful Dreamer with Mrs. Charles Remsburg at the piano, Greg Cox on guitar, and a performer named I singing Skip to the Lu. Mrs. Bonnie Caplan gave a harp history and played Log Cabin Sketches and Grand Arpeggio, followed by folk songs and The Lords Prayer. Margaret Lerner expressed thanks, with Catherine Fischer as program chair. The note on metals mentions copper and silver altering gold’s hue.
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Soroptimsts
Record Street
Gene. Cox
Charles Remsburg
Greg Cox
Bonnie Caplan
Ireland
Catherine Fischer
Wedding party and gifts noted in Hagerstown ceremony
The couple married October 29 in Hagerstown with guests including Mrs Emma Potter Alsenging and Mr and Mrs Elmer Wade. Unable attendees included Mrs J Denton Allgire and Vincent Di Palermo, stationed at a Maine Air Force Base. A three tier cake and silverware were gifted from the couple’s children and friends, with many other gifts received.
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Warren
Hagerstown
Forrest
B.& QO
Emma Potter- Alsenging
Deb Boller
Cathy
Patty
Elmer
Rob Aiunday
Thomas Heskell
Ert
J. Denton Allgire
Lor- Susie
Gilbert Bentley
Ing Air Force Base
Maine
Vincent di Palermo
Claire
Mary Henry
James
Ryder
John Ryder
Mary
Victor Thumma
Joseph E. Rhodes
Stanley Swanikowski
Joy
Clarence Patterson
Thomas
Charles
Guts
Regional Girl Scout honors mark Mrs Storm service
V Culmer serves on the Region 3 committee as Frederick County Girl Scouts Council notes 12 regional council structure with 28 000 girls. Mrs Storm and her daughters Mary and Peony noted for long service and devotion to Girl Scouting amid regional recognition in Frede rick County.
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Frederick County
Girl Scouts Council
States
District of Columbia
Storm
Mary
Peony
Kennedy Studio
National Representative Miss Lee Ellis to Speak at Local Club
Miss Lee Ellis national representative for the Christian Women's Clubs will be guest speaker at the local group meeting Monday afternoon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The 12:30 p.m. gathering in the Wedgwood room will feature a Christmas gift display arranged by William B. Bennett Jr. Ellis, former chairman of the Washington Christian Business and Professional Women's Council, will be accompanied by Mrs. Donald M. Sullivan, who will sing a medley of Thanksgiving hymns as a soloist.
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Lee Ellis
Christian Women's Clubs
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wedgwood ‘Room
William B. ‘Bennett Jr
Miss Ellis
Washington, Christian Business and Professinal Women’ S Council
Donald M. Sullivan
Teenagers Plan Holiday Dance at Staley Park Fieldhouse
Mrs. W. W. Corbin leads the Youth Council in planning the Teenage Christmas dance set for December 3 at the Staley Park fieldhouse. About 200 attendees heard results from the Wednesday dance where Maureen Kaufman and Sammy Marrone won the spot dance and Carol Corbin with Linda Floyd won the jitterbug contest. no dance next Wednesday due to Thanksgiving.
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W. W. Corbin
Staley Park
Corbin
Maureen Kaufman
Sammy Marrone
Carol Corbin
Linda Floyd
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Arthur G. Schuettinger
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Gambrill Gymnasium
James Roughan
Otho J. Kel
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O'Neall Jeckins
Parsons Newman
Richard’ James Rumler
Summers
Schuettinger
A. B. Collinus
Patricia Prime
Richard F. Richard Summers
Kline
B. B. Rosenstock
George Ralph B. Finch
Zeigler
Frank Keefer
Minerva
Union
College
Concordiensis
Hartman
Sherwood D. Fox
Sociology
Camp Lejeune, N.C
Marine Pvt
Harold W. Stambaugh
Marence P Stambaugh
East Sixth Street
Jean G. Schultz
Route 5
Fredrick
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Roy L. Leatherman
City
Eau Gaille, Fla
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Vindobona Personnel
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Elmer L Forrest
Brunswick
Patricia Andrews
Emma Lou Bageant
Alée Robert Forrest
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V. Culmer
Charles M. McCullough
Thurmont
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Merkle N. Wachter
Nat'l Representative Women’s Speaker
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Sunbeam Clinic
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Hiltner-Roelke
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