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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1960

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2

Miss Snyder and Dr Bingham to wed Sunday

Society notes detail the upcoming wedding of Miss Hattie Marie Snyder and Dr Gene A Bingham, with a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Lambdin. The ceremony is scheduled for 2 30 pm Sunday at Carary Methodist Church followed by a rehearsal dinner.

Miss Snyder Dr. Bingham Robert Lambdin Monocacy Village Hattie Marie Snyder Gene A. Bingham Caary Methodist Church Russell L. Snyder North Market Street Bingham Arthur L. Bingham Sr Hollywood Fla Barbara LeGore Sam Miller LeGore Stanley Bennett Julian Stevens Clarence Crum Bennett East’ Third Street Frank Castle Emmett R. Bowlus Annapolis John Bania Indianapolis Ind Hobson

Engagement of Barbara Ellen Jones to R Marlin Reeder

Mr and Mrs Otho M Jones of Boonsboro announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ellen Jones to R Marlin Reeder son of Mr and Mrs Floyd M Reeder also of Boonsboro Both families reside in Rural Free Delivery 2 Frederick Miss Jones a Boonsboro High School 1958 graduate is district secretary for Equitable Life Assurance Society in Hagerstown While Mr Reeder a Frederick High School 1954 alum works for the Federal Reserve System Board of Governors in Washington A wedding date has not been set.

Otho M. Jones RFD Boonsboro Barbara Ellen R. Marlin Reeder Floyd MM. Reeder Frederick Miss Jones Boonsboro High School Equitiable Life Assurance Society Hagerstown Reeder Frederick High School Board of Governors The Federal Reserve System of Washington

Junior Woman's Club Holds Tea

The annual membership tea of the Junior Woman's Club was hosted at advisor Mrs. Harry Radcliff's Grove Boulevard home on Monday evening. Host chairs included Mrs. John Molesworth and Mrs. Charles Dixon, with eight new members initiated by President Mrs. Robert Gathers and Mrs. Robert Klein. Guests and pledges listed, followed by social games to mingle attendees. A New Market Day note adds Miss Hellen Mathers ceramics display at the New Market Fire Hall attracting visitors.

Schley Washington Near Urbana Fischer Washington Club Soroptimists Loeb Junior Woman's Club Harry Radcliff Grove Boulevard John Molesworth Charles Dixon Donald Koons Paul Shatto John Vachon William Colliver Robert Gathers Robert Klein Frederick Club Albert H. Cohen Wiliam Colliver William Luzier Clifford Meskill Richard Reynolds William Soper Elliott Weinberg Edith Berger Sali Lar Jkin Mary Smith Betty New Market Woman's Club

Culturist Mrs Landman Delivers Talk for Welcome Wagon Club

Mrs. Oita Landman spoke at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel replacing Grant Salisbury who could not attend. She used color slides to illustrate France from 17,000 years ago through modern times, highlighting cave paintings, Roman structures, early Christian cathedrals, chateaus, gardens, and stained glass. Hostesses were Mrs. Gail Eaton and Mrs. Harold Baier. October events include a buffet dinner, crafts, bridge sessions, and garden and rummage sale plans led by club officers and members.

Oita Landman Francis Scott Key Hotel Willard Campbell Bridge Arnold Wedum Garden

Eisenhower Ready to Serve as Roiving Ambassador If Nixon Elected

President Eisenhower would act as a roving ambassador to the world if Richard Nixon wins the election. Reports from Los Angeles indicate an announcement soon, with a first tour to key allies and newly independent nations. The New York Herald Tribune and New York Times note his willingness to serve in a Nixon administration.

New York Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon New York Herald Tribune New York Times Los Angeles Nixon The Herald Tribune Roscoe Drummond the Times White House

Cuban Firms Nationalized By Castro Regime

HAVANA AP Fidel Castro's regime nationalized 382 Cuban firms including all Cuban banks and 105 sugar mills. This marked the first nationalization of Cuban owned property after previously taking control of most U S investments in Cuba, including 26 sugar mills and banks valued at about a billion dollars.

Havana Fidel Castro Cuba Governent U.S

Donation Day Set for Home for the Aged on October 27

Annual event at the Home for the Aged announced by Mrs. James H. Gambrill III and co chairwoman Mrs. Kent Nicodemus. Donations of foods linens and household items welcomed. event runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with board members on duty all day.

Home For James H. Gambrill

Teachers Hear Tawes Urge College Expansion Plan

Governor Tawes addressed more than 10 000 Maryland teachers at the Maryland State Teachers Association session urging support for a college expansion plan linking Frostburg Salisbury and Towson colleges to liberal arts status as University of Maryland branches. He endorsed the plan in principle, with details to be reviewed next week by a study group, but avoided salary talk during the address.

Baltimore Tawes Maryland Maryland State Teachers Association Frostbury Salisbury Towson University of Maryland Fifth Regiment Baltimore County Pullen Thomas G. Pullen Jr University College Park J. Millard Tawes Representative Assembly Association Lord Baltimore Milson C. Raver Raver Robert Y. Dubel Warfield Commission Pul_ten Dubel Pulten Amontgomery County Assesby William F. Raborn Navy Special Projects Office

Wedded Recently Miss Beverly Keller Weds Ronald Frey

Miss Beverly Jane Keller of Myersville and Ronald Lee Frey of Smithsburg married at St. Paul's Lutheran Church Myersville on September 33. Rev. Raymond L. Markley officiated as guests gathered in the church social room.

Beverly Jane Keller Myersville Ronald Lee Frey Smithsburg St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Frey Harry G. Keller Jr James Peter Frey Raymond L. Markley Freys Paul LaBrash Frederick Judy Kuhn Miss Kuhn James Frey Donald Lewis Paul LaBrush Paul Lutz West Virginia Skyline Drive Middletown High School Remsburg Jewel‘ry Farmer's and Mechanics Citizens National Bank Robert Haupt Pat Ahait Anna Rudy

Annie Awl Pioneer in Scientific Illustration Surfaces

Annie Awl, renowned scientific illustrator with work at the Smithsonian and in military projects, describes drawing fish, insects, and marine life to scale. Her career spans underwater light effects, lantern slides for presidents’ wives, and submarine art during World War II, carried out with precision and research.

Bureau of Entemolgy Department of Agriculture Francis Awl Washington The Smithsonian Awl U.S Annie Awl Bentz Street Baker Park Lola Motter

Pacific Odyssey Described in Travel Talk at Frederick High

A real estate broker turned travel speaker opened the 1950 Kixanis travel series with Pacific Odyssey at Frederick High School auditorium. Ray Dunsmore of New York City guided an audience through Taany out of the way spots and famed Pacific locales including Mount Fuji Hawaii beaches and the coast of Mexico. He described New Guinea as the largest island and four times the size of Great Britain and called Bangkok unusual.

Kixanis Ray Dunsmore New York City Frederick High School Mexico New Guinea Great Britain Bangkok Thailand

Local Hospital Patients and Discharges

Among The Sick Mrs. Fern Nelson of Trail Avenue returned home Thursday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient. Mrs. C. H. Lewis of Jefferson is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. H. Stanley Davis Sr. near New Market remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Kenneth Horne of Knoxville was released Sunday from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown where she was a medical patient. She is getting along nicely.

Fern Nelson Trail Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital C. H. Lewis Jefferson H. Stanley Davis Sr New Market Kenneth Horne Knoxville Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

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Society News Reginald Perry Enfield England G. L. Thomas Dr Buckeystown Three Springs Wendesday Vernon T. Jones Bartlesville Okla Jones R. J. Atkinson East Fifteenth Street Maralee Atkinson U.D.C Fitzhugh Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy C. Burr Artz G. L. Thomas Jr Kenny Brachey Jr East Ninth Street Manzella Wachter South Market Street G. Donald Renn East Fourteenth Street Arthur V. Myers Frederick County National Bank Myers Riggs Bank of Washington William Frantt South Jefferson Street Will Joyce Tucker Concord N. C Frances O'Brien Belair Wilfred L. Kaufman W. Sherman Powell Woodsboro Tucker Miss O'Brien Duke University Hospital Durham Randolph B Rosencrantz Hyattsville Kaufmans Annette Powell Powells Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing Spade and Trowel Garden Club Seaford Del Thomas Sea’ford Leon Loeb Wellcome Farm Harover N. H William Adamson Dartmouth Mr. Loeb College Terry Stockman West South Street Harry D. Radcliff Eft MR. Roberts Derrick Players West Frederick Junior High School Mem Bers Janei Barfield Miss Girard Dick Wagner George Casavant Wiley Jim Neuman Isigna Bob Metzger Lindstrom Sam Hamilton Gerhart Dick Pozmiak Pacific Berger's United Appeal Pp. T. A Taneytown Parent-Teachers Association Paul L. Roxin Roxin John S. Harner Frances E. Cutsail Charles FE. Cutsall RFD 7 Baltimore City Hospital Venice Dinsmore Mbengga New Zealand Bali Hong Kong Red China Freedom Australia H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Hector Acedes South America Pacific Odyssey Remsberg's JeWeLry Store Bex Remsberg’s Jewelry Store Hotel Bldg Trousseau Bergers N. Market St East Patrick St
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