Miss Hoffman Marries John Golden in Mt Nebo Church
Miss Bayinda Hoffman of Boonsboro wed John M. Golden son of Mrs Edward Golden of Watford, Pa. The ceremony at Mt Nebo United Methodist Church was officiated by Rev C L Leber. The bride wore a white dress with matching hat and veil, with pink rosebuds corsage. The couple reside at 203 W Mall St after a Florida trip. Receptions honored them at Star Route, Hancock and Frederick. Bayinda Hoffman is Boonsboro High School graduate. Golden is a Southern Fulton High School and Hagerstown Business College graduate and works for Mack Trucks Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hoffman
Boonsboro
Bayinda
John M. Golden
Edward Golden
Watfordsburg
Pxa
Mr. Golden
Mt. Nebo United Methodist Church
C. L. Leber
Mrs. Golden
W. Mall St
Florida
Golden
Boonsboro High School
Southern Fulton High School
Hagerstown Business College
Mack Trucks, Inc
Soaring Seventies Spark Into Talk Of Futuristic Furniture
The piece humorously wonders about the 70s future of furniture with inflatable plastic chairs doughnut shapes and snaggle tooth dentures. It imagines hosts and guests reacting to extreme designs and the exploding plastics era as Aunt Agatha meets the Soaring Seventies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Miss Zentner Weds Aldan Turner Weinberg in All Saints Church
Nancy Case Zentner and Aldan Turner Weinberg married Sept 5 at All Saints Episcopal Church. The bride wore an ivory satin gown copying her maternal grandmother’s dress. Attendants wore peach crepe gowns, reception at Fort Detrick Officers’ Club, couple to reside in Kilteen Texas after a Bermuda trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Case Zentner
Robert J. Zentner
Frederick
Aldan Turner Weinberg
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Heights
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
A. Dickerson Salmon Jr
Eugene Asbury
Harold M. Case
Case
Guthrie Center
Iowa
John P. Zentner
Dr. Zentner
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Josephson
Williamsburg
Deborah Spero
Washington, D. C
J. Donald Adams
Mt. Kisco
N. Va
Boris Seckinger
College Park
N. Y
Daniel Twilley
Baltimore
John Zentner
Joseph Zentner
Hadassah Learn-In Planned by Frederick Chapter
The Frederick Hadassah chapter schedules a Learn-in on September 24 from 10 am to 2 30 pm at 1011 North Maser Street. Speakers will cover Hadassah topics with Mrs Mouton Adler from the regional Board of Directors in Baltimore speaking at noon. The event invites the public especially working women to attend and learn about Zionism and Israel amid current Middle East tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization
North Maser Street
Mouton Adler
Baltimore
Birthday Party Plans For Betsy
Buffy Davis from a Family Affair prepares to visit Betsy for her birthday. They will share ice cream cake and games including Pim the Tail on the Donkey. Buffy recalls last year’s silly moment and outfits a Cinderella geometric jumper with a red belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffy Davis
Betsy
Betsy Bos
Wanda Faye Collins to Wed Daniel W. Schrock
Ms Wanda Faye Collins of Gaithersburg will marry Daniel W Schrock of Fayette Ohio. Collins is a graduate of Suburban Hospital School of Practical Nursing. Schrock works for the U S Department of Agriculture at Beltsville Research Center. A December wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbin Collins Jr
Gaithersburg
Wanda Faye
Daniel W. Schrock
Waldo Schrock
Fayette, Ohio
Miss Collins
Suburban Hospital School of
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Beltsville
State President Visits Frederick Rebekahs
Approximately 100 members and guests attended the visitation of Rebekah Assembly President Mrs. Katherine Kohan at the IOOF Temple in Frederick on Sept 11. Maryland and district lodges were represented, and a Moon and Seven Stars program featured Noble Grand Worldman and staff. A $125 Eye Bank contribution was presented to Mrs. Kohan by Edith Pearl. The annual IOOF Homecoming is set for Oct 11 with lodges from Maryland and nearby jurisdictions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah Assembly
Katherine Kohan
IOOF
West 7Th Street
Frederick
Kohan
Pearl Skeggs
Mary Lang
Nettie Collins
Lucille Moore
Hattie Norwood
Celeste Brown
Jennie Sue Pearson
Ada Sweitzer
Rose Hollmayer
Inside Guardian
Gladys Snyder
Delosier
Schremme
Grand Lodge
Gladys Reier
Department Association
LAPM
Delaware
District of Columbia
Leesburg
Alexandria
Maryland
Providence
Cecil
Crown
Glen Army
Dorsey
Bohemia
Manchester
Oak Grove
Mary Wortman
Edith Pearl
Eye Bank
Joof
Frances W. Jones
Noble Grand Worldman
Jessie Webster
Moon Celeste Brown
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Helen Wachter
Hallie Harvey
Ethel Renn
Mildred Stitely
Ruth Eyler
Edna Watkins
Jenny Made Up Her Mind About Postal Work
The 22 year old Virginia Ludwig, a Townson State College graduate, drives a Frederick Post Office mail truck while teaching was her first choice. She enjoys sorting mail, delivering, and meeting people, despite family wishes she pursue teaching. Her shifts vary from midnight to 8 am and 3 pm to midnight, and she fills in as a substitute when needed. Her upbeat, practical approach contrasts with career expectations of her bank-employed parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ludwig
Frederick
Townson State College
Jenny
Frederick Ludwig Jr
Hagerstown
Fred Il
West Washington Street
Civil Service
Frederick Post Office
Masco City
J. Rolfe Castleman
National Phi Delta Gamma leaders honor 1970 72 theme tea
National President Mrs Gene Sheffer honors at a Sept 13 tea in Johns Hopkins Garrett Room with Psi and Gamma members from Western Maryland College Johns Hopkins and American University. Highlights include convention reports Lincon Neb and theme Personal Influence in a Changing World. Founders Helen Gould Brooks Arbutus Stange attend. Silent tribute for Catherine Koch. Founders Day Tea planned Dec 3 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi
Phi Delta Gamma
Western Maryland College
Gamma
Johns Hopkins University
Gene Sheffer
Patricia C. Armstrong
Alpha
American University
Marie Honeycutt
Upsilon
University of Md
Garrett
Milton S. Eisenhower
Louise E. Miller
Sheffer
Shirley Hoff
Marjorie Ross
Thurley Sweeney
Lincoln
Neb
Miriam Green
Helen Bues
Catherine Gira
Helen Gould Brooks
Arbutus Stange
Catherine Koch
Koch
Iron City Sand and Gravel Company
Pittsburgh
George Bang
Iron City
Washington
D. C
Bruce Rost
Janice Hull
Doris Saunders
Walter Child
Virginia Hurline
Bucknell Alumna Named Outstanding Woman of America
Miss Louise P. Johnson, Bucknell Class of 1960 and Maryland School for the Deaf teacher, is among five Bucknell alumni chosen for the 1970 Outstanding Young Women of America. Nominated by Bucknell General Alumni Association, she holds a B.S. in music education and an MS in special education and previously taught at Kendall School of Gallaudet College in Washington, D.C. She resides in Brooklawn Apartments Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise P. Johnson
Frederick
Bucknell University
Bucknell General Alumni Association
Bucknell
Johnson
Maryland School For the Deaf
George Peabody College
Kendall School
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Brooklawn Apartments
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John Golden
Cruise Headquarters
Bermuda
Narwau
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Hawaii
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
PTC
Tom Meyers
The
Miss Zentner
Fort Detrick
Frederick High School
College of William and Mary
Kappa Alpha Theta
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
U .S. Army
Fort Hood, Texas
Kilteen
Texas
Weinberg
Leonard Spero
John C. Wagner
Donald Ward
James Beebe
J. Jo Durick Jr
Thanx
Norris Cool Fleming
Colo
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Schrock
Frederick Rebekahs
Coal and Fuel Oil
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Eleanor Harper
Women’s Editor
U.S. Mail
Lie Tener
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Connie's
Connie’s
East Third ST
Frederick, MD
Monthru
MSD
Henri
Henry’s
North Market St
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