Miss Newell and James Watkins wed in Damascus
Miss Sandra Jeanette Newell and James Russell Watkins Jr. were married at Damascus Methodist Church with Rev. Frank Depro presiding. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Newell, wore a candle light taffeta gown with lace medallions and carried a bouquet of carnations and white orchids. Maid of honor was Miss Virginia Newell and bridesmaids included Miss Sue Mundrup and Miss Vicki Mueller. Best man was Richard Keil. ushers included Richard Bartnick and Donald Baublitz. A reception followed in Damascus American Legion Hall. The couple, now residing near Towson, planned a Niagara Falls and Canada trip. The bride holds a B.S. in Applied Art from Iowa State University and aims to teach. the groom is a University of Maryland alumnus employed by Black and Decker in Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Jeanette Newell
James Russell Watkins Jr
Damascus Methodist Church
Damascus
John F. Newell
James Russell Watkins Sr
Frank Depro
Virginia Newell
Sue Mundrup
Peoria
Mass Vicki Mueller
Dallas Center
Iowa
Sharon Brandenburg
Debbie Brandenburg
Mt. Airy
Richard Keil
Hyattsville
Richard Bartnick
Baltimore
Donald Baublitz
Owings Mills
John Hull
Westminster
William Heilman
Silver Spring
Joseph A. Rice Jr
Larry McLain
Gaithersburg
American Legion
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Canada
Towson
Damascus High School
Towa State University
University of Maryland
Blackland Decker Manufacturing Company
Droneburg
Nell
Carole Nell
Raymond E. Droneburg
St. John’s Reformed Church
Woodsboro
James M. Nell Jr
LeGore
Norman E. Droneburg
RFD 1
Thurmont
Dale Shellhamer
Sharon Naugle
Woodsbeare
Ann Bridges
Dundalk
Connie Kline
Keymar
Mitzi Nell
Patti Nell
Jimma Nell
Ross Williar
RFD
Lamar Nell
Sheldon Shearer Jr
Walter Nehls
Walkersville
Marlin Naugle
Carlton Bridges
Thereas Hoke
George Houck
American Legion Post
Bouscaren — Smith
Willis J. Smith
Laytonsville
Lois Jean
James Dent Bouscaren
Henry L. Bouscaren
Bethesda
Flower Hill Church
George L. Gillock
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
National Institutes of Health
University of Maryland School of Engineering
Aldelphi
Judy Ann Boyer
Dale Grossnickle
Myersville
Sam Hayes
Emory Doyle Sr
Robert Lee Grossnickle
Wedding Bells Droneburg Nell and Raymond Droneburg
In Woodsboro at St. John's Reformed Church the couple exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore chantilly lace and net with a pearl crown, carried white cymbidium orchids, and is employed in Frederick. the groom is a Walkersville High School alumnus employed by Misner's Ceramic Tile. A reception followed at the American Legion Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
Maryland Gun Exchange
Frederick
Misner’s Ceramic Tile
Woodsboro local groups hold early season meetings
The Woodsboro area community calendar shows the first 1964 65 PTA meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 pm at the school with plans for the year and a focus on physical education Meanwhile the Glen Eyler American Legion Auxiliary met September 28 with new members welcomed and a district meeting in Mt Airy noted A bake sale card party and other events were planned for October and November with proceeds aiding Harmony Grove School The Lutheran Church Women gathered September 29 in the Sunday School room for a program titled Concern Is The Key Word plus a skit and musical selections Grange officers for 1964 65 were elected at the Jefferson Grange meeting with a needlework contest and a Heart Fund solicitation approved and booster night planned for October 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Parent-Teachers Association
Glen W
Betty Crawford
United Appeal
Rosebud
Harmony Grove School
Drenning
Alice Wilcom
Sharon Stauffer
Robin Reidt
Girl’s State
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dons Lenhart
Ruth Lenhart
Doris Lenhart
LCW
Nancy Baugher
Edithan
Evalene Lenhart
Guise Lind
Peggy Trimmer
Hemp
Jack Lakin
Earl Bermnsberg
Harry Sheffler
Howard Smith
State Grange
National Grange
Atlantic City
Former Resident Here Married In Chicago
Miss Morrow Lee Byers and Stanley A Kaliski Jr wed at St. Paschal s Church in Chicago Illinois. Irvin E Byers of Baltimore and Chicago relatives attended. Bride s sister Margaret Byers maid of honor with bridesmaids Caroline Czarnik and Verne Tarnowski. The bride a 1958 Frederick High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow Lee Byers
Stanley A Kaliski Jr
St. Pascals
Chicago
Ill
Irvin E. Byers
Baltimore
Stanley A. Kaliski
Margaret Byers
Caroline Czarnik
Verne Tarnowski
Richard Kelly
Steven Byers
David Josephits
Bride
Frederick High School
Gambrill Park Homemakers Elect New Officers at First Fall Meeting
Mrs Anthony Kuppe joined the Gambrill Park Homemakers Club as 15 members answered roll call at the fall season opening held at Mrs Roy M Witmer's home. Mrs Austin Kemp showed a meat selection film noting bone type guides buying. President Mrs Gerald McConnell conducted the meeting. new officers named for the year are President Mrs Witmer Vice President Mrs Carol Freed Treasurer Mrs Irving Beall Secretary Mrs Millard Plowman Director Mrs Harry Stup. The club was reminded of the weekly local radio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill Park Club
Anthony Kuppe
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club
Roy M. Witmer
Austin Kemp
Gerald McConnell
Witmer
Carol Freed
Irving Beall
Millard Plowman
Harry Stup
WVU to Issue $10 Million in Bonds for Buildings
A New York firm, F. S. Smithers & Co. and Associates, bid 3.67 percent for 30-year bonds the lowest of six, financing West Virginia University’s planned building program including a $4.5 million creative arts center and a $1.5 million law building among other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
New York
West Virginia University
F. S. Smithers & Co. and Associates
Plans Underway For Shenandoah Fete 1965 Apple Blossom
Plans for the 1965 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia run April 29 to 30 and May 1. James R. Wilkins is again head of the celebration with a 15 member executive committee guiding the fete. Seventy Winchester and Frederick County residents were named to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting. Planning begins with a November festival dinner where representatives from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia will discuss each town's role in the blossom celebration. This marks the 38th annual salute to spring and to apple blossoms in the Appalachian fruit region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
James R. Wilkins
Frederick County
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Appalachian
Clubwoman Advice On Gowns For Platform Appearances
A clubwoman should select a dramatic color for formal platform appearances to stand out. In bright spotlights, pastel gowns may fade, so choosing a bold shade ensures visibility and impact during public dress moments.
Savage-Catron Nuptials In Clarksburg Church Ceremony
Miss Wilma F Catron and Martin L Savage Jr wed September 24 in the Clarksburg Methodist Church. The couple, both from Clarksburg and Gaithersburg connections, celebrated a double ring ceremony with Rev Edwin Jimlkeny, reception in the church education building, and a Virginia honeymoon. The bride, a 1962 Gaithersburg High graduate, is a secretary at the U S Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown. the groom is a Frederick High School alum now farming with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Wilma F. Catron
Martin L. Savage Jr
Clarksburg Methodist Church
William R.catron
Miss Boyer and Richard Blickenstaff wed at Grossnickle Church
Barbara Lee Boyer and Richard Leon Blickenstaff united in marriage at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren. Rev Basil Grossnickle officiated. reception followed in the church hall. Bride, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boyer, wore lustre silk with Alencon lace. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blickenstaff. Both graduates of Middletown High School, he now works at Rosenauer's Dept Store and she at the U S Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee Boyer
Richard Leon Blickenstaff
Grossnickle Church of the ‘Brethren
Leonard Boyer
RFD
Middletown
Hugh Blickenstaff
Myersville
Basil Grossnickle
Robert Culler
Rose- Miont Avenue
Middletown High School
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Nerr Germantown
Middletown High
Rosenour's Department
Ithis City
4-H Clubs Cup Top Honors in National Display Contest
The Frizzieburg and Westminster Friendly 4-H Clubs won championship honors in the Window Display Contest during National 4-H Club Week from September 26 to October 3. Carroll County 4-H Old er Youth sponsored the event, with 19 clubs competing. Reserve championships went to the Smallwood Boys and Hillsdale Girls 4-H Clubs, and numerous clubs earned blue, red, and white awards for quality levels across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frizzieburg
Westminster
Carroll County
Smallwood
Hillsdale
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Miss Newell
Mr. Watkins
Delaine Hobbi
James R. Watkins Jr
Stud
Ken
Lovet's
Ville
Brunswick
Paul B. Smith
Petersville
Sandra Jean
Wesley Calvin Rice
Miss Smith
Brunswick High School
Mr. Rice
Ida V. Rice
Howard D. Rice Sr
Aero Jet General Corporation
United Church of Christ
Jefferson
PTA
Niewara Preserred
Hilda Measell
Cora Catshall
Lind
Mary Lenhart
Grange
Jefferson Grange
Jefferson Hall
Howard Massie
Henry Laken Jr
David Tfert
Franklin Ott
Ronnie Whipp
Henry Keller
Robert Sigler
Bernard Remsburg
James Keller
Ceres
Pomona
Patsy Hale
Flora
Peggy Clary
Patsy Lakin
David Ifert
Halfdan Zimmerman
Jack Lak
Wilbur Gordon
Merril Remsberg
Wit
Stanley A. Kaliski Jr
Shenandoah Fete
Martin L. Savage Sr
Sjamsville
Edwin Jim Lkeny
Ora King
Ruth Draper
Mary Catron
Debra Lumpkins
Raymond Kaufman
Germantown
Jerry Savage
Forrest Donaldson
Rockville
William Kolb
Bernard Kolb
Harvey Catron
Anna Norwood
Gaithersburg High School
U. .S. Atomic Energy Commission
Fredericks High School
Davis Studio
Miss Boyer
Mr. Blickenstaff
Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
Herman Boybooker
Gaither Leatherman
Emray Doyle Sr
Herman Boyer
Hubert Culler
Charles Mullinix
Vicki Jackson
Sam Hays
Richard L. Blickenstaff
Ztimmerman's Florist
College Avenue
Melrose
Linwood
Eldersburg
Wakefield Valley
Hampstead
Sulphur Springss
Sam’s Creek
Warfieldsburg
Manchester
Silver Lun Union Mills
Cloverleaf Agricultural
Woodbine
Haber
Butte
Buttie
Washington
Meltons
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