Candlelight Concert Society Orchestra Mozart Copland Program
Candlelight Concert Society Orchestra rehearses for Sunday November 2 at 8 p.m. in the Calvary United Methodist Church Concert Hall. Under Dr Charles Warner the program features Mozart and Copland including Copland Quiet City. Soloist William Bill performs Mozart Clarinet Concerto. Tickets 2.00 adults 1.25 seniors students. Available Chamber of Commerce Frederick CC Colonial Music Hendricksons or at the door.
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Candlelight Concert Society
Mozart and Copland
Calvary United Methodist Church
Second Street
Bentz
Charles Warner
Mozart
Copland
Guiet City
William Bill
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Community College
Colonial Music
Hendricksons
Cedric Smith
Dickerson Couple Marks Golden Anniversary at Bethesda
Captain and Mrs G Mallet-Prevost Dickerson observed their 50th wedding anniversary at the Officers Club of the U S Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. The couple wed October 3 1925 at St Stephen s Episcopal Church in Washington D C. Guests included wedding party relatives and friends such as Mrs Harry B Shaw Frederick matron of honor. Their son George Jr and family from Newark Delaware attended with their four grandchildren. Ronald Dickerson their other son also attended.
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G. Mallet-Prevost
Dickerson
U.S Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Harry B
Shaw
Frederick
George Jr
Newark
Del
Ronald Dickerson
New Arrivals Enrich Frederick County Library Catalog
Frederick County Public Libraries announce a wave of new fiction and non fiction titles including Clara Reeve by Leonie Hargrave Humboldt's Gift by Saul Bellow and Curtain by Agatha Christie among others. The piece highlights additional works from Beckett Sayles and a foreign manufactures directory and notes free film showings and a librarians holiday training program with fifty one participants.
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Clara Reeve
Leonie Hargrave
Saul Bellow
Humboldt
Agatha Christie
Poirot
FCPL
Carroll County Public Library
Frederick
Thomas Walker
Maryland
Division
Pleasant Plains DAR marks 10th anniversary with luncheon
The Pleasant Plains Damascus Chapter DAR celebrated its 10th anniversary on Oct 13 with a luncheon at the Camus Inn. Attendees included nine charter members and five Past Regents led by toastmistress Mrs Esther Samakouris. Mrs Rice recalled events leading to formation, noting the 75th anniversary alignment with the National Society. The next meeting is Nov 12 at 10:30 a.m. at Kemptown Methodist Church with speaker Miss McCanner on The Revolutionary War Barracks in Frederick. Guts will be donated to the Veterans Hospital.
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Pleasant Plains of Damascus
Daughters of the American Revolution
Camus Inn
Bertha Wolf
Virginia Greenfield
Margaret Lentz
Esther Rice
Jessie Spangenberg
Esther Samakouris
Rice
Edith Widmayer
National Society
Pleasant Plains
Kemptown Methodist Church
Mollie Gladhill
Laura Burke
Annie Day
Algie Staley
Miss McCanner
Frederick
Guts
Veterans Hospital
DAR Chapter Meets for History and Essay Plans
The Catoctin Furnace Chapter DAR met at Thurmont United Methodist Church with Regent Mrs. Nancy Richardson presiding. Members discussed McSherry's History of Maryland volunteers, National Essay Contest on The Declaration of Independence, and a report on local pottery and library collections. The Frederick Art Club meeting showcased Blue Staffordshire and Majolica pieces with library curator Miss Martha Reynolds presenting. The November session will be at Mrs. Roger Willard’s home with a book collecting talk by Ernest Berger and a Constitution Week update. The next DAR meeting is November 15 at Mrs. Carol Myers’ home for a doil collection viewing.
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Catoctin Furnace
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thurmont United Methodist Church
Nancy Richardson
Mary Ethel Michael
National Defense
Cora Sappington
McSherry
Maryland
G Mantz Besant
Margaret Janet Williams
South Market Street
Associated Charities
Jessie B. Anders
Sadie D. Anders
John B. Morris
Westport
C. Burr Artz Library
U.S
Minton
Roger Willard
Ernest Berger
Carol Myers
Travel Happenings in Srinagar Vale of Kashmir
A narrated travel piece extols Kashmir’s Vale of Kashmir and Srinagar. It highlights shikaras on Jhelum, the Venice comparison, houseboat life, and aggressive yet amiable street merchants. The Shalimar Gardens impress with Mughal grandeur, inspiring reflections on beauty and tranquility in Kashmir.
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Srinagar
Vale of
Kashmir
Himalayas
Damascus
Fez
Morocco
South Carolina
Rome
Asia
Jhelum
China
Middle East
Venice
Inshman
United States
John
Moses
Jolly Jacob
Subhana
Mughul
Guerlain
Shalimar Bagh
Laurence Hope
Kathmandu
Nepal
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Frederick County Public Libraries
Mercier and Camier
Samuel Beckett
John Sayles
Indraglain
Orla Hamilton
East Africa
Sargasso Run
Mildred Teala
Via
America
Wolflam
Fiassanito
Tolavar
Bas
Klore
Pottis
Klorist
AUS
AMG
Alistair Cooke
C Burr Artz
Mary T. Hauer
Library of Congress
CCPI
Carroll-Frederick Audio Visual Co-operative
Kim Barton
Reynolds
van & Storage, Inc
Coepee Ce
Club News
Pleasant Plains Dar
Frederick Art Club
Courr Ariz Library
Ernest Cherrington Jr
Hugh Beshers
Harold Chichester
Independence
By Shirlee W. Price
Thermador
Fredericktowne
Fe, Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
North Court St. Lorene
Frances Scott Kes
Shirlee W. Price
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