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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1968
Page
4
An interview with Ann Mahoney wife of George P. Mahoney reveals a confident, social minded partner. She details her Nashville background, cosmetics career and civic work, and speaks passionately about her husband’s integrity and public service.
The article warns women that doll hair results mainly from mistreatment. It cites improperly applied home permanents coloring products and straighteners as common offenders. It advises seeking a professional consultation for quick reconditioning.
A landscape design study course will be held November 6 7 and 8 at the University of Maryland College Center of Adult Education. Presented by the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland with the National Capital Area FGC and the University’s Horticulture Department it covers design and land use planning with examinations for credit on Friday. Cost is 14 dollars for the full course and 8 dollars per day Reservations are due by October 30.
The Frederick DAR Chapter will meet Monday October 28 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Byron H Carpenter Ridge Road Col James Bartels will speak as announced by National Defense Chairman Mrs Harry F Shipley There will be a regular business meeting after the speaker Hostesses include Mrs A Waybright Ford Miss Pearl Eader Mrs Joseph C Hemp Mrs Charles R Hodges Mrs Aimee S Malone Mrs Clarence Merriman Miss A Elizabeth Sheetenhelm and Mrs Harry F Shipley The current bike hiking craze is noted as a health and beauty activity.
Lois Marie Meyer and Robert Lee Few were united in marriage at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Walkersville The Rev Joseph Sabo performed the double ring ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Winfield H Meyer and the groom son of Mr and Mrs James C Few Jr Ushers included Meredith Blank and Alan Meyer Best man was James Few I Kathleen Moore of Baltimore was maid of honor A reception followed at the bride’s parents home
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