Miss Clara Sirk and James Baker United In Marriage
Miss Clara Jane Sirk and James Collins Baker united in marriage September 10 at St. Pauls Church Damascus. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sirk, wore a floor length acetate gown with sabrina neckline and removable chapel train. The couple, with families and attendants, celebrated a reception in Mt. Airy. The bride and groom are graduates of Mt. Airy and Frederick High Schools, both employed locally. The honeymoon suit was pink paisley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jane Sirk
James Collins Baker
St. Paul’s Church
Damascus
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Russell Sirk
Mt. Airy
Luigi Pace
Rome
Italy
Thelma Baker
Earl L. Baker
Sabrina
Mary L. Sirk
Marybelle Jones
Poolesville
Betty Mills
Gaithersburg
Marilyn Baker
Donna Gladhill
Gale Baker
Westminister
Hobart Taylor
Marjorie Barber
Jean Sirk
Janette Knill
Nancy Frizzell
Louise Smith
Leroy Thompson
Betty Jean Sirk
Brenda Sirk
Horb Frizzell
Eldridge
Mt. Airy High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Frederick High School
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Opportunity To Live Useful Lives Given To Trainees At Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Mrs. Helen Nussear, director of the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop, spoke at the Junior Woman's Club meeting about the workshop aiding mentally retarded individuals. Since opening Feb 15 1965 with six trainees, 27 are employed and 15 placed in permanent jobs. The talk highlighted social progress and personal value over monetary metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bussard
Helen Nussear
Steiner House
Nussear
Zonta Club Dinner Meeting Notes Activities
The Frederick Zonta Club held its regular dinner meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wedgwood Room. Rita Geisken reported on the Shady Grove theatre project and upcoming Hotel Frederick auction. Edna Measell announced microfilming past club records for Burr Artz Library. Robert Hess will speak on the United Nations next Monday night. Geneva Barthel plans to attend the Fall Conference October 28 to 30 in Saddle Brook New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zonta Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rita Geisken
Shady Grove
Hotel Frederick
Edna Measell
Zontians
Dr. Burr Artz
Mary Rhoads
American Field Service
Zonta
Frederick Assembly Hosts First Session at Key Hotel Ballroom
The Frederick Assembly held its first session in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom on Oct 6. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. A. Atlee Radcliffe of Westbrook for both Junior and Senior assemblies. Pairs from local households poured punch for each event, with Mrs. Watson C. Stoner and Mrs. John Cordyack pouring for Junior and Mrs. William Halsey Plummer and Mrs. William Wilcam Jr. for Senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Westbrook
Watson C. Stoner
Lindbergh Avenue
John Cordyack
Fairview Avenue
William Halsey Plummer
Buckeystown
William Wilcam Jr
RFD
Wrinkle Prevention Tips From SHEROKEN House
By Sharon Wrinkles are one of woman kind's greatest personal tragedies and are caused by a loss of facial tissue or a weakening in the elasticity of facial muscles. By keeping the small facial muscles resilient with regular massage, the formation of wrinkles can be greatly reduced, or at least delayed. Massage regularly, in the morning and at night if possible. Always massage lightly and beginning with the chin, work upward and outward. No matter how you begin, ladies, it is a good idea to finish up at SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS, 1 East 3rd Street, Phone: 663-4421. Children's permanents. Eyebrow arch. Need a gift Try our Boutique. THIS WEEK'S HOUSEHOLD HINT: A good, if unusual, massage for dry skins is to use cocoa butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
East 3Rd Street
You Cannot Flatter Women With Men Like Compliments
A humorous guide mocks common lines used to flatter women by countering each with a sharp, witty rebuttal. It dismisses remarks about thinking like a man, resemblance to relatives, being a good sport, being sensible, or being brave. It notes women value authenticity over clichéd praise.
Marriage Vows Exchanged for Oden and Barr couple
Miss Mary C. Oden daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin A Oden Freder ick and Donald F Barr son of Mr and Mrs Byron Barr Barnesville exchanged vows September 29 at St Timothy s Church in Freder ick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Oden
Austin A. Oden
Frederick
Donald F. Barr
Byron Barr
Barnesville
St. Timothy’s Church
Miss Baker Engaged to William D. Fisher of LeGore
Mr and Mrs Wilson M Baker announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Mae Sherea to William Daniel Fisher son of Mr and Mrs William P Fisher They note Anna Mae is a Thurmont High graduate class of 1966 and works for Government Employees Insurance in Chevy Chase William Fisher is employed by Wachter Brothers Inc Evergreen Point No wedding date set Mattron of honor is Mrs James M White Jr Best man James M White Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson M. Baker
Rocky Ridge
Anna Mae Sherea
William Daniel Fisher
William P. Fisher
LeGore
Miss Baker
Thurmont High School
Government Employees Insurance Company
Chevy Chase
Fisher
Wachter Brothers Inc
Evergreen Point
Frederick hosts first annual writer's workshop at Gayfield
The Frederick event runs October 13 to 15 at Gayfield RFD 2 and is sponsored by the League of American Pen Women and Ideals Unlimited. Organizers hope to establish a Frederick branch of American Pen Women with Maryland already backing a second branch. Interested writers can contact Mrs. T. S. Moffett of RFD 2, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gayfield
Rfd 2
League of American Pen Women
Ideals Unlimited
American Pen Women
Maryland
T. S. Moffett
Miss Fogle Weds G Staub at Thurmont Church
Judith Kathleen Fogle and Gerald Edwin Staub united in marriage at Evangelical United Brethren Church Thurmont at 2 p.m. August 20 in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Elmer R. Andrews. The couple, residents of Thurmont, plan to live there after both pairs of parents are noted. The bride wore an A line gown with elbow veil and seed pearl crown. maid of honor wore pink empire gown. best man was Douglas Fox. Reception followed in the social room. attendees included Mrs. Mary Covey and others. The bride, a 1966 Walkersville High School graduate, works at Claire Frock Company. groom attended Thurmont High School and works at Thurmont Shoe Company. The couple resides in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Kathleen Fogle
Gerald Edwin Staub
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Mary Covey
Alta Willard
Nancy Beall
Mary Sue Hyatt
Walkersville High School
Claire Frock Company
Thurmont High School
Thurmont Shoe Company
Thurmonte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Baker
Richard Baker
Westminster
William W. Sirk
Terry Baker
P. Gustin
Patricia Allgood
Tadia
Clara Jan Sirk
Sage
South
Warren C. Smith
Special Projects
Paul C. Sunday
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph Prevost
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish
Marvin Spencer
Gambrill State Park
Francis Leichert
Bruce Claxton
Raymond Sandower
Unicef
Reese W. Warner
C. Burr
Edgar S. Crawford
Veterans Project
Charles Keller
Fine Arts
Maryland Federation Board of Directors
Silver Spring
Roy Comer
Charles Mauer
Reese Warner
William Luzier
Patrick Dougherty
James Perry
Dougherty
Thomas Silliman
David Mudd
Wallace Huston
Abe Pital
Zonta Club
Sue
Ruth Millett
Wm. Fisher
James M. White Jr
James M. White
Anna Mae Baker
Riter’s
Miss Fogle
G. Staub
Elmer R. Andrews
Max Ray Fogle
Woodshoro
David L. Staub
Onilea Sparkman of
Keymar
Douglas Fox
Woodsboro
Singanore High School
Mary Margrabe
Mary Cain
Anne Lovell
Earl Miller
James Malone
Haber’s Great
Haber
America
Frederick Shopping Center
Eoples
North Market Street
Prospect Shopping Center
Deoples Service Drug Stores
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