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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
2
A noted cellist joins the city orchestra for an upcoming program. The ensemble lists participants including Rolfe Casean Charles J. Warner with a cast of musicians and auxiliary players in the lineup.
Mrs. Doris Doehler Smith of Chambersburg will perform Haydn Cello Concerto in D major as the Frederick Orchestra opens its 1965 66 season in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on November 1 at 8 15 p m The program also features Haydn Symphony No 94 Octet in F major and the Farewell Symphony No 45 Tickets available at the door.
Mrs Earl Nusbaum demonstrated Gourmet Treats with Thrifty Meat Cuts at the October 19 meeting of the New Market Homemakers Club held at the fire hall. Members tasted standing rib roast pot roast and beef Stroganoff after the program. Hostesses were Mrs George Runkles and Mrs William Burke.
Indian Village Homemakers Club met at Mrs Robert Mercer’s home with 14 members present. Mrs Charles Ford demonstrated three meat cuts beef stroganoff standing rib roast and savory pot roast and noted cheaper cuts can be tasty with proper cooking and seasoning. The meeting opened with the Homemakers Creed and planning for tulip planting mulching and pruning. A voting skit was performed and the November meeting set at Mrs Eigenbrode’s home on Seminole road.
The Lewistown Homemakers Club met at Mrs. George Grant’s Mountaindale home with devotions by Mrs. Randolph Stull and a beef stroganoff dish by Mrs. Sterling Lenhart Sr. They discussed voting drive actions, a WMHI radio skit on November 3, and a December Christmas Open House workshop.
Frederick City Homemakers Club hosted thirteen members and two guests at Mrs. Samuel Marrone's home for a covered dish supper. Mrs. Richard Hargett served beef stroganoff, part of the month's theme Gourmet Treats with Thrifty Meat Cuts, as the meeting opened with a skit on election and a push to vote. An Open House is planned for December 2 to 4.
Miss Joan Patricia Summers and Lucian Viorel Moga wed at St Anselm's Church Dearborn with Rev Fr Moga officiating. The bride daughter of Mrs. Summers and the late Mr Summers wore a satin gown with lace and a mantilla. the groom is son of Rev Fr and Mrs Peter Moga. A reception followed at Mercury Lanes and Key Hotel. The couple's honeymoon was in Montreal and they reside in Dearborn Heights.
Civitan members met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with President Joseph Wilson welcoming Miss Delores Clay from Humble Oil. Clay discussed kerosene and gasoline by products including plastics and medical tubes while noting over 1.5 million oil industry workers. George Berry of Humble Oil attended and Charles Myers received the weekly attendance award.
The New Market Grange discussed fair participation at the Frederick Fair. William Wilcom praised the food booth, Samuel Summers noted a ninth place in the exhibit, and officers were installed with Jesse Burall as Master and Virginia Burall as steward.
Barbara Ann Derr has completed her masters degree in music education at Columbia Teachers College in New York City. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul C Derr of Frederick, she holds a B S in elementary education from Towson State College and is a graduate of Frederick High School. She resides in Baltimore and is employed by the Baltimore County Board of Education.
Martha King of Pomona and Helen Nusbaum Flora are listed with Alice Smith as lady assistant steward and Lavenia McGolerick as juvenile matron. Betts Thompson serves on the executive committee alongside Monroe West.
Members of the Frederick City 4-H Club met October 22 at Susan Sheralds home on Grant Place. Two new members were introduced Ellen Hurwitz and Cindy Callan Anna Lee Thomas reported that the club received a new update.
Mrs. Franklin E Brandon a China native spoke at the Frederick BPW Club October meeting hosted by Mrs Evelyn Ayersman. She traced China's history from 1912 to 1949 and described life in Taiwan after fleeing Shanghai. The event included a buffet dinner and World Affairs Committee decorations.
Seventy five local women participated in a series of evaluations at Winchester Hall after completing Color and Design workshops run by the University of Maryland and USDA. Four specialists conducted personal interviews and tests, with results due early next year. A list of participants is provided, including Mrs. Michael Misulia and Mrs. Austin Hale. A promotional note mentions a movie about the eye bank sponsored by the Utica Women's League on Lewistown road.
The West Frederick Home makers Club met October 13 at Mrs. Edwin Mackley Jr. home. A luncheon followed a beef cutting demonstration by Mrs. Mackley. A business session occurred and Mrs. Clarence Haller won the guest’s box. the next luncheon meeting will be at Mrs. Harry Zimmerson’s home. Cooking tips include brushing egg white on rolled cookies for sugar topping and using colored sugar on vanilla cookies.
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