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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1963

Page

6

Color can brighten rooms and influence mood in homes

Interior guidance from MRS ADELE F MILLER urges choosing color by room use and life type noting warm colors in full spaces, cool hues for formality, and balanced dominance. A party in Quinnrand honors Mrs Kate M Bradley’s 71st birthday with many attendees and gifts.Graduate Airman John G Demory completes NCO Prep at Plattsburgh AFB returning to duties.

Adele F. Miller Winchester Hall Bee Grover Tobery Quinn Rand Kate M. Bradley Tobery Steven Tobery Arnold Dove Paul Bradley Paul Jr Chris Bradley Ralph Bradley Vicki Butch Bradley Jake Crummitt Debbie Elmer Fitze Patty Mantell Terry Jeannie Paul Vollmer Alien Kathy Russell Vollmer Dewey Crummit Jr Sally Baker Mildred Roser Roxanne Anna Gouker Ike Ramsburg Michael Moser Charlotte Kline Pamela John G Demory Shepherdstown W Va Plattsburgh Air Force Base N.Y Austin L. Huffer Burkittsville Air Force

Bennett Named Chairman of March of Dimes Drive

Stanley Y. Bennett will lead the Frederick County Chapter fund drive for the National Foundation for the March of Dimes. The January launch follows his 1961-era role as co chair and his service on the Judges of Limited Jurisdiction and bar committees. Bennett is also active in the United Fire Company, civic groups, and church affairs.

Stanley Y. Bennett Frederick County National Foundation For the March of Dimes Bennett Leo A. Sanders Peoples Court J. Millard Tawes Maryland State Bar Association United Fire Company Junior Chamber of Commerce Young Democratic Club Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick High School University of Maryland University of Baltimore Law School Maryland Army Robert Alto East Third Street

Women in U.S. Workforce Reach Notable Proportions

The report notes that one of eight employed women in the United States works in professional, technical or related fields, while one in thirteen is employed as a sales worker. This highlights gender distribution across careers during the period.

U.S

Local musician Michael Stup heads for fame with band Damion and The Classic Five

Michael Stup a 22 year old classical and rock musician leads the band Damion and The Classic Five after signing a five year New York agency contract with Dee Dee Talents Inc They back up Gene Pitney and Lou Christie at Braddock Heights Park and auditioned at Peppermint Lounge They play for dances proms and private parties and promise hard work to reach bigger stages including the world of fame.

Sallie Anderson Michael Stup Damion Classic Five New York City Mike Damien Frederick High School Frederick High Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Peabody The Don Davis Dee-Dee Talents, Inc New York Mr. Davis Joey Dee Pep Permint Twist Tri-Ph. Records Detroit Mich Dean Kenneth Runkle Thomas Kline Alan Remsburg Carlton King Frederic High School Kenneth Kenny U. S. Army Reserve Alan Tommy Montgomery Junior College Takoma Park Carlton Harry Leichert Gene Pitney Lou Christy Braddock Heights Park Dunes Longs Port N. J South End Civic Association Classics Donna McKenzie

Local Salesman Ralph E Reynolds Retires After Long Career

Ralph E Reynolds, Eli Lilly and Company sales representative in Frederick since 1957, retired recently. Born in Rising Sun, he graduated from Tome High School in 1918 and the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science in 1921. He joined Lilly in 1936, was sent to Baltimore, then Washington, before the Frederick posting.

Ralph E. Reynolds Eli Lilly and Company Frederick Reynolds Solomon J. Cohen Washington Baltimore Rising Sun Tome High School Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Pennsylvania Mgton

UN envoy to speak in Baltimore during UN Week

Pakistan's permanent representative to the United Nations will address United Nations Week in Baltimore. Muhammad Zafrulla Khan, president of the 17th UN General Assembly, will speak at the Maryland State Teachers Association convention on October 18.

Baltimore Pakistan United Nations Muhammad Zafraila Khan U.N. General Assembly Maryland State Teachers Association

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