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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
6
Cotillion Club plans its annual fall dance Saturday night in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom with Sidney's Orchestra of Washington providing music. Nev in Baker chairs the committee with Walter A. Martz Jr John Motter and Gwynn X Kinsey as officers.
Society notes describe a Saturday housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hood near Covers Corner and Liberty Road with numerous relatives and friends attending. Miss Diana Mackley and Frank Dunbar Jr. plan a Saturday wedding at Salvary Methodist Church, followed by a reception at the homes of local social hosts.
Cumberland reports Rev Albert R Burkhardt to be installed as first pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in LaVale during Sunday services at 11 a m. The installation will be conducted by Rev J Leon Haines, with Rev Dr J Frank Fife presiding over the Maryland Synod. Burkhardt arrives to organize the congregation which formed on June 23 after meetings at Fr C N Foose Jr home and services at the LaVale Fire Hall. He formerly pastored Zion Lutheran Middletown and served as a board missionary. He is a Gettysburg College and Lutheran Theological Seminary graduate and has worked in Washington and Baltimore. He and his wife and two sons live at 726 Miller Street LaVale.
The Maryland Duke football game in Richmond Virginia will be televised as the game of the week on Channel 9 around 1 pm. The University of Maryland Band will perform with Richard Zimmerman as drum major and local students Joanne Coady and George Horman appearing on TV. Halftime is set for 2 to 2:30 pm. Also noted, waterproof mittens made of poron material will soon hit the market to prevent hand chapping by allowing breathability.
Frederick Orchestra announces 1963 64 rehearsals begin Oct 22 at 8 p.m. in West Frederick Junior High bandroom. Auditions Oct 9 with Dr. Morton Reitman coordinating. First concert Nov 17 at Hood College Brodbeck Hall with Charles J. Warner directing. Orchestra to include about 35 players from varied professions.
The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met at Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont with Samuel Birely as director. North South winners were Nathan Jacobson and partner, with other placing pairs listed. East West top pair included Samuel T. Roger Jr. and Pauline Smith. The regular monthly master point game set for October 9 at 7 30 pm.
A plain approach uses a soft drink carton as a container with plastic adhesive to reinforce bottom and corners. Stock a carry-all with a pine oil cleaner sponges sponge cloth and paper towels. Also prepare to shave fuzz from mobsy sweaters as Italian knitters whip up hairless knits for spring.
The Montgomery County Woman's Suburban Democratic Club aims its third biennial auction and country fair October 12 from 11 a.m. to sunset at the Mann Farm Poolesville Senecca farm. Club members seek donated “auctionable” oddities including a Siamese letter opener and portable sewing machines. Governor Tawes and Senator Brewster have promised contributions.
Fashion writers claim black never left wardrobes and remains versatile from sexy to demure. French and American designers favor it, pushing cosmetics firms to develop new products. One company introduces a paint finish to brighten complexions subtly against black fabrics.
Miss Joanne Elizabeth Kline and Gene Ora Warrenfelz were married in Wolfsville in a double ring ceremony at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev. John Schildt officiated as family and friends attended. the bride wore a white silk organza gown and court length veil. The couple reside in Wolfsville and both have Middletown High School ties. Prior to the wedding the bride hosted two showers in Smithsburg and Woodsboro.
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