Lipps Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Y. Lipps of East Sixth Street were honored at a surprise party planned by daughter Mrs. Mary Grimes. The couple, married September 12, 1940, at Walkersville by Rev. John Fisher, celebrated their 25th anniversary and Mrs Lipps’ birthday, receiving many cards and gifts. Attending were Mrs. Lola Harbaugh and the late Roland Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Y. Lipps
East Sixth Street
Mary Grimes
John Fisher
Walkersville
Lola Harbaugh
New Midway
Roland Harbaugh
Robert S Musgrove
Cedar Grove
Cumberland
George Baughman
Donald Williams
Rockville
William Keith
Woodfield
Willams
Darlene Musgrove
Keith
Damascus
Marlene Keith
Robert A. Musgrove
William Pop
Danny
Tally Chambers
Forrest Donaldson
Shirley Johnson
Marybelle Watkins
Talmage Watkins
Frank Musgrove
Nellie Musgrove
Bessie Howes
Bertie King
Claudia Howard
Mary Burroughs
Clifton Burroughs
James Bowman
Burley Teeter
Barbara Teeter
Gary Teeter
Benjamin Teeter
John Woodfield
Jimmy Woodfield
Charles Coe
Linda Musgrove
Harry Musgrove
Miss Lewis Engaged to Marshall Sharrer Jr
Mrs Frances Lewis of Emmitsburg announces the engagement of her daughter Rose Mary to Marshall Sharrer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Sharrer Sr of Rocky Ridge. Rose Mary is a 1964 graduate of St Josephs High School and works for Dr George Morningstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewis
Emmuttsburg
Rose Mary
Marshall Sharrer Jr
Marshall Sharrer Sr
Rocky Ridge
Miss Lewis
St Joseph's High School
George Morningstar
Emmitsburg
Sharrer
Emmittsburg High School
Charles F Eyler Jr
Zonta Club Sets Luncheon, Fashion Show, and Auction
The Frederick Zonta Club met in October with President Rita Giesken presiding. Plans include an inter city luncheon on May 21, a Fur Fashion Show on Oct 25, and a Zonta auction on Nov 8 at 6 30 p.m. Foster child gifts in Greece were discussed and ten members attended the District IL conference in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zonta Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rita Giesken
Onica Pratt
Greece
Francis Scott Key
Hotel
Frederick
District IL Zonta International
New York City
Frederick County Welcomes Three New Extension Agents
Frederick County adds three agents for 1965 66 programs at Winchester Hall. Kathryn Jenkins focuses on home makers foods nutrition and family life with goal of a master's in home economics. Stephanie Abramson will build new homemaker clubs and work with low income groups. Sally Miller joins youth work with 4H clubs and programs as Camp Misty Mount and Great Frederick Fair activities ramp up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Kathryn Jenkins
Middletown
Stephanie Abramson
Rockville
County Extension Service
Beatrice Fehr
Adele Miller
Jenkins
Middletown High School
West Virgina
Charles Town
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Brunswick
Harry
West Virginia University
Abramson
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Washington College of Law
Graduate School of American University
York
OK University
Sally Miller
University of Maryland
Camp Misty Mount
Frederick Fair
Home Econ
Bonheur Memorial Gardens Honors Pets With Gardens And Fire Display
Bonheur Memorial Gardens a Baltimore pet cemetery covers 11 acres with evergreen plantings a babbling brook and a moon bridge. It houses 7200 animals and will add musical ambiance and an eight foot waterfall with burning water during spring. Burial costs range from 85 to 1800 for caskets including ornate vaults with velvet interiors and lead sealed funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bonheur Memorial Gardens
Bridge clubs hold weekly games at hotels and Amvers
Frederick area clubs report results from multiple sessions at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Amers on West Patrick Street. North South and East West winners are listed with pairs and names across several clubs. A master point game is planned for next week at 6 30 p m at the hotel. The piece ends with a brief note on mod looks for teens versus adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Amvers
West Patrick Street
Col
Glenn Wilhide
Phillips Pearson
Frederick Klein
Gerald Yonetz
Jules Shapiro
Robert Remsburg
W. H. Longnecker
Evelyn Byram
Donald Crawford
A . Bowles Jr
Everett Hanes
Frank Castle
the Amvers
Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club
Fitzgerald’s
Thurmont
Ben Lambiotte
Harold Hess
Glenn Wilide
William McManeman
Carl Gall
Ray Taylor
Harold Keller
Elizabeth Zerbst
Robert Smith
Walter Feaga
Weldon Harper
Ross Smith
Petersville 4-H Club Elects Leaders and Plans Bake Sale
Petersville Girls 4-H Club elected Dianna Wiles president Susan Shisler vice president and Susan Sutcliffe secretary Brenda Wiles treasurer Abby Middletown reporter. The club will sponsor a bake sale on October 23 in Brunswick and join Petersville Boys 4-H to repair a parade float for Armistice Day. Members entered articles in the Frederick County Fair taking second place. November meeting at Barbara Heffner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna Wiles
Susan Shisler
Susan Sutcliffe
Brenda Wiles
Abby Middletown
Brunswick
Fair Booth
Frederick
Taneytown Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Taneytown Mr and Mrs Melvin C Wantz were honored at their Taneytown home on their silver anniversary. The couple wed September 25 1940 and were joined by relatives and friends as the reception was planned by Mrs Mabel Wantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Wantz
Taneytown
Mr Wantz
Mabel Wantz
Polly's Pointers column ideas for home hacks
Polly advises on improvised bed linens from one set of sheets and enlarging sheets for a kingsize bed. Other tips include stacking glasses, using envelopes as a filing system, coding trash can lids, drapery hooks for drying, and using bath mats to suspend items for line drying. Readers encouraged to mail ideas for a dollar if used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Polly
Linda Dear
Katie Dear Polly
Pearl
WR C. Jaunder
R R. M
Frederick News and Post
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Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Y. Lipps
Musgroves
Zonta Club
Freda Doll
J. Rolfe Castleman
Omics
Home Economics
Washington
H.S. Potee
Bonheur
Pretty Boy Boyer
Potee
Catoctin
Miss Miller
Petersville Club
Petersville
Virginia Hartman
Barbara Heffner
Catholic Church Road
VOGUE
McCall
Simplicity
Coker
House of Fabrics
West Frederick
The
Jr. Women’s Club
Coblentz & Main
N. Court St
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