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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
3
The New Market day program features Mrs. F Sidney Hammond of Liberty demonstrating beaten biscuits. She explains pounding dough to lighten it and the use of a fork or flower holder to shape golf ball sized biscuits baked 20 minutes at 475 degrees. The article praises her skill and notes beaten biscuits as a southern staple not sold in stores.
Mrs Ivy Baker Priest United States treasurer will address Maryland Federation of Republican Women at the 1960 state convention in Baltimore. The event includes a luncheon for 4100 enrolled women in 71 clubs at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel. Sessions begin with 8:30 registration and 11 a m opening with federation committee reports. Mrs William A Hepburn of Rockville is state president and will preside.
The Soroptimist Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 15 members present. Miss Jean Eckard opened with the flag salute and Lord's Prayer. Lydia Lewis spoke on the Philippines, then Marilyn Pickering on the United Nations before the group repeated the Soroptimist pledge.
Mrs Helen Warrenfeltz was installed as president of the Amvets Auxiliary to Post No 2. G Heston Peace officiated. New officers include Alberta Walsh first vice president Ada Ford second vice president Ruth Kinsey secretary Elizabeth Staley treasurer Bertha Kennedy parliamentarian Hazel Niurk chaplain Doris Peace liaison Francis Clark and Caroline Four sergeant at arms. Details of reports and upcoming events were given including a Halloween party and visits to Veterans Hospital Martinsburg WV.
At a Jaycee Wives meeting in the Hotel Frederick four speakers addressed community responsibility. Mrs Sterle Kuehne, president, introduced the theme Our Community Responsibility as Mrs Barthel spoke on public welfare and services in social planning for families and individuals. Edward D. Storm discussed Counseling Service Inc. and family planning needs, Miss Jean Wassler represented the Frederick County Teachers Association, and Cliff Donnelly spoke for the National Small Business Association.
Storm described the new Counseling Service active since January aiding parents and children with marriage and family problems. Miss Wastler praised teachers' influence, noting a secondary educator reaches about 7,500 students over a career.
Washington AP report says Dr Paul K Smith, 52, professor of pharmacology and executive officer at George Washington University School of Medicine, died Thursday. The obituary notes his roles and contributions to medical education and pharmacology research.
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