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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1959
Page
2
Rose Hill Garden club members gather at the Bussard home near Buckeystown for a morning session with John Peyton Thrasher as guest speaker on Christmas arrangements. A buffet luncheon follows. Members discuss club plans and upcoming events as Mrs. R. Paul Smith is honored elsewhere.
Miss Sarah Shane daughter of Mr and Mrs Norris C Shane of Shaneholm near Urbana and Joseph Patrick Warner were married at St Ignatius Loyola church Urbana on Thanksgiving Day at 2 pm Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning officiated. The bride wore a white velvet dress and white rosebud bouquet. Best man was James P Ganley of Monrovia Usher Alan Incling Petersburg PA and James Neal of this city attended. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s home. They will reside in Alexandria after a wedding trip.
Miss Lilian Floy Miller daughter of Rev and Mrs Ralph H Miller of Hood College was chosen for the 1959 60 Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities. She is MeVran Hall president and Mortar Board treasurer and has served as National Political Club president and chief honorary marshal. She is Hood College Scholar two years running and member of several campus committees.
A hospital auxiliary snowball doll display titled The Tie That Binds attracted attention at a New York City exhibit and earned an honorable mention. The two foot square arrangement featured a foam snow barrier and eight inch dolls portraying volunteers and community roles. Loss to the local display was noted along with costs and praise for the effort and its organizers.
A group of 14 year old daughters of Memorial Auxiliaries members will serve as Junior Aides for the Snow Ball to be held at Hood College on December 22. Mrs. E. C. Hartmann leads the aides and corsage chairmen include Mrs. Roger Willard. The Junior Aides will attend a tea December 6 and will wear formal gowns with corsages.
Patsy Lakin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Lakin Sr., earned a state 4-H award for canning and overall club work. She is an Hood College staffer, Frederick High School graduate, and active in Jefferson 4-H Club and Oléer Youth group, and will join the sixth county H Club member on a trip to the Clue Congress in Chicago.
The engagement is announced by Mrs. John Jam Woods of the late Dr. Wood r Carl Walen Jr. son of Rudolph C. Waich from is a Tennise Prepar. von, D.C. uate of Frederick Hi Jonns Hop! , a member of Pi Kappa ternity and Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering state Arebruerr wedding is lanned.
Joan Sutton a Hood College home economics major and Blue and Grey fashion editor was named among Glamour magazine's Ten Best Dressed College Girls in America for 1959. She received a portable typewriter from Remington Rand at a Hood College mass meeting in Brodbeck Hall.
Mrs Klein entertains the Junior Woman's Club at her home in Frederick RFD 5 for a regular evening meeting. Officers include second vice president Herbert and project chair Donald Disque with a committee of members assisting. Members contribute to CARE during a candle-lighting ceremony and plan holiday displays and the GFWC CARE campaign to support training in undeveloped countries.
Mr and Mrs P G Pearson won first in weekly bridge at the Amvets club Monday. Charles A Price and Charles Crum were second. Mr and Mrs Manuel M Weinberg third. Last week Weinberg led, with Yonetz and O Conn or second. War showsky and Newell were third. Albert Ketchhey 84, famed composer of In a Monastery Garden and In a Persian Market, died at his Isle of Wight home. The first US census in 1790 was 56 pages. the 1955 60 census report will exceed 130 000 pages of statistical tables.
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