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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1966

Page

6

Mardi Gras Chairman Appointed

Mrs. William Hobson of near Frederick is named general chairman for this year’s Mardi Gras fundraiser of the Frederick Woman’s Civic Club. The ball will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Feb 4. Committee chairs include decorations Mrs. Forrest White and Mrs. Earl Mercer. hostesses Mrs. G William Stultz. masks Mrs. J William Howard. music Mrs Sperry Storm. patrons Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock. princesses Mrs. Robert Klein. publicity Mrs. Myron Randall. programs Mrs Joseph Groff. tickets Mrs. Maurice Guss. treasurer Mrs. Stephen Daduk.

William Hobson Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel Hobson Forrest White Earl Mercer G. William Stultz J. William Howard Sperry Storm Benjamin Rosenstock Robert Klein Myron Randall Jos New Frontier Democratic Women's Club VFW Emmitsburg Charlotte Yarroll Austin Powell Yarroll Powell Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County

Marsha Palmer and Frances Louise Pearce Engaged

Burkittsville couple announce Marsha Anne Palmer to Eugene Lakin with a December wedding planned. Frances Louise Pearce engaged to Edward Hobbs Smith with a spring wedding planned. Both brides are recent graduates and the grooms' backgrounds include farming and engineering.

Play Dumb When Asked About Building A Home

Vivian Brown critiques advice for women on home building noting gendered expectations. The piece discusses language barriers and labor decisions, depicting the wife as managing coordination, safety choices, and aesthetic concerns while the husband works.

Vivian Brown Newsfeatures

Frederick County Dental Assistants Meet

The Frederick County Dental Assistants Society held its November meeting at the Professional Building. Dorothy Crabill taught a program on Grace Grooming and Glamour for the Dental Assistant, and Mrs. Louise Snodgrass led the business session. Members attending included Grace Brashear Doris Blank CDA Ruby Roderick RN Avalon Orris Mary Ben Hammond Louise Thompson Helen Ahalt and Barbara Casiow.

Frederick County Dental Assistants Society Dorothy Crabill Montgomery Junior College Takoma Park Grace Grace Brashear Doris Blank C.D.A Ruby Roderick R.N Louise Snodgrass CDA Avalon Orris Mary Ben Hammond Louise Thompson Helen Ahalt Barbara Casiow

A A A W Studies China at Frederick Branch Meeting

The Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women will continue its study of China with a Nov 22 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Totem Arts Center Hood College. After a brief business session the program will feature a film First Half Century China Since 1911 followed by discussion. A social hour at Fox Alumnae Headquarters includes a Chinese Auction to benefit the Fellowships Fund. Membership exceeds 100 women and alumnae are invited to join.

Frederick American Association of University Women China Totem Hood College Fox Alumnae Fellowships Fund

DAR Celebrate Thanksgiving by New Members and Lectures

Pleasant Plains D A R Chapter held a Thanksgiving program with a First Thanksgiving lecture by Edwina Mullinix. Four new members joined, inducted by Constance Mullinix, and Mrs. Clark King was inducted. Genealogy of Thomas Family donated for library. Public service stickers issued by Lions Club. Viet Nam and Cuba reports given. Joint meeting planned with Elizabeth Jackson Chapter December 4 at Pine Shop New Market. Music program planned and national chairmen featured.

Pleasant Plains of Damascus Muaiss Edwina Mullinix George Runkles Paige Medairy Roger Burdette John Lewis King Constance Mullinix Clark King C. Lease Bussard Frederick DAR Thomas Edward Widmayer New Market District Lions Club National Defense Raymond Greenfield Viet Nam Cuba J. C. Zengerle Tramsville Daniel Searing Lawrence D. Law S&h Edmond H. Rhoades Jr Medairy George Bankies Thomas J. Haycock Elizabeth Jackson Washington D.C Pine Shop New Market Elizabeth Bennet National Society C. C. Bennet Barbara Mullinix

Engagement announcement for Nelores Shoop and Roy Wolf

Mr and Mrs Verdeen Shoop of Hagerstown announce the engagement of their daughter Nelores Arleyn to Spec 4 Roy R Wolf son of Mrs Ruth Weaver of Funkstown and Mae Wolf of Middletown Miss Shoop attends North Hagerstown High School Roy Wolf is a 1964 North Hagerstown High School graduate and is serving in Vietnam A March wedding is planned.

William K. Palmer Burkittsville Marsha Anne Eugene Lakin George Lakin Jefferson George W. Lakin Miss Palmer Middletown High School Farmers and Mechanics Bank Mr. Lakin Frederick High School Oliver Jackson Pearce Clemsonville Farm Frances Louise Edward Hobbs Smith Charles Francis Smith Jr Oakland Manor Farm Miss Pearce Georgetown University Mr. Smith Drexel Institute of Technology Westinghouse Electric Corp Verdeen Shoop Hagerstown Nelores Arleyn Roy R. Wolf Ruth Weaver Funkstown Mae Wolf Middletown Miss Shoop North Hagerstown High School US. Army Viet Nam

Sing Out Baltimore at Governor Thomas Johnson High School

A youth driven performance titled Sing Out Baltimore featuring 60 voices with six guitarists and a drummer will take place at Governor Thomas Johnson High School at 8 p.m. on December 3. Sponsored by the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club, the show grew from Up With People and aims to combat hate greed and fear through music.

Governor Thomas Johnson High School Baltimore Business and Professional Women's Club of Frederick

Zonta tour of Governor Thomas Johnson High School

The Zonta Club of Frederick toured Governor Thomas Johnson High School guided by Principal Karl Manwiler and attended a dinner with Manchler as guest speaker. The event showcased the school as educational and community hub with capacity for large events. The next meeting features Rev James A Smith. An annual auction is set for Nov 28 at Hotel Frederick.

Zonta Club Frederick Last ‘Aday Governor Thomas Johnson High School Karl Manwiler Hotel Frederick

Eileen Bernard Weds Richard Kerslake at Deep Creek Church

Miss Eileen Bernard becomes bride of Richard J. Kerslake in a Deep Creek Baptist Church ceremony on October 15. The couple, both with family ties to Maryland and Denton, reside in Frederick after a Niagara Falls and Canada honeymoon.

Eileen Esther Bernard Richard John Kerslake Deep Creek Baptist Church Gene Green Baltimore Thomas Cunningham Prospect Park Maurice Watson College Park Donald Shanklin Binghamton N. Y Julie Watson Niagara Falls Canada Kerslake

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