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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
7
Polly offers last minute costume tricks using leotards as masks for children, with eye holes and optional nose and mouth slits. She also shares lamp inversion for hanging baskets, a cake-plate cover freezing method, and a baby shower idea featuring a fever thermometer and first aid book.
Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas notes Mae Clarke, famed for the grapefruit scene in Public Enemy and the Frankenstein connection, now stages a two-canvas show inside a North Hollywood unemployment insurance office. She began painting after quitting acting a year ago to see if she could, then kept the work as a hobby between jobs.
The Carroll Historical Society of Carroll County is to receive a Certificate of Commendation from the American Association for State and Local History at its twenty third annual meeting in Raleigh North Carolina. The award honors meritorious service in presenting Civil War history of Carroll County.
Mae, a longtime Hollywood club member, describes collecting weekly unemployment checks as a badge of work. Adolph Menjou popularized the practice by arriving in a Rolls Royce, then returning to his Beverly Hills home. California law deducts unemployment funds from earned wages.
Eligible young men are reminded that the deadline for Coast Guard Academy applicant submissions nears. The 88th annual admission competition will begin December 7 with College Entrance Examination Board tests at New London Connecticut. Appointments are strictly on a competitive basis with no Congressional or geographic quotas.
The Libertytown Homemakers Club met October 23 at Mrs. Michael Misulia’s home with co host Mrs. Wallace Kent. President Mrs. Charles Angelsbee opened with a state song and announced the Rural Urban Dinner November 7 at the Peter Pan Restaurant. Members ordered cookbooks via the County Agent and planned a December 18 Christmas turkey dinner at the president’s home. Miss Pauline Etzler showed a film on Seeing Habits for Expert Driving stressing vision and eye use. clothing and appliances were donated to Goodwill Industries. The Johnsville club will attend the November meeting at Mrs. George Stevens. The Walkersville club met October 10 at Mrs. Charles Nicodemus’s home. film strip and quiz on Seeing Habits were presented by Mrs. Lewis Wisner and Mrs. Donald Liddicoat. President Mrs. Monroe Stup welcomed 21 members.
A Glade Valley Grange sponsored park improvements and a county Christmas music festival is set for December 8 at Frederick High School and the Walkersville drugstore library. A freewill offering will aid Victor Cullen Hospital and Montevue County Home. Weddings include Summers-Locke and Moss-Ferrell with receptions at Locust Valley and Jefferson respectively. Rosensteel Andrews nuptials at St Joseph's Emmitsburg. Dr Kenneth N Weaver named director of state geology department.
More than 100 ministers and Methodists attended an evangelistic rally at Cole Field House as part of a 225th Aldersgate anniversary observance. Bishop John Wesley Lord spoke, with music by choirs from American University and Wesley Theological Seminary. The event capped a week of ministry including door to door visits and an Aldersgate service.
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