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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
7
Story Hours run every Saturday morning at 10 30 am under the direction of Mrs Marion Hoare a storytelling specialist near Frederick The program offers children and families a chance to enjoy tales in a library setting with guidance from a local expert.
A catalog style note features several titles with brief descriptions including The Truman Presidency by Cabell Phillips, The Parnell Tragedy by Jules Abels, The Paris Diary of Ned Rorem by Ned Rorem, The Age of Reptiles by Edwin H Colbert, and Parents Guide to Science by Edward Edelson. Descriptions summarize biographies, historical drama, diary narratives, paleontology surveys, and science education explanations for general readers.
Frederick is Reading features a catalog of works including The Astors, Lucy Ka valer Everything but Money, Sam Levenson Two, Under the Indian Sun by Jon and Rumer Godden, Games People Play by Eric Berne, The Big Spenders by Lucius Beebe, The Detective by Rod erick Thorp, The Source by James Michener, The Double Image by Helen MacInnes, The Embezzler by Louis Auchincloss, I the King by Frances Parkinson Keyes, Those Who Love by Irving Stone, and How to Avoid Probate by Norman F. Dacey.
Mr and Mrs Harold A Ferguson of Brownsville announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jane to Alvey E Younkins son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Younkins of Brownsville Miss Ferguson is a senior at Boonsboro Sr High School Mr Younkins a 1959 graduate of Boonsboro Senior High School works for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Gaithersburg No wedding date has been set
The Rose Hill Garden Club showcased Christmas in September with demonstrations by Mrs. Robert Kline and Mrs. Forrest White at Friendship House. Members prepared materials for Christmas arrangements while refreshments were provided by Mrs. Robert Fry and Mrs. Wilfred Wisner.
Mrs Simon Klosky hosted the Silver Fancy Garden Club at a Sept 15 picnic luncheon with 16 members and one guest. Miss Liza Carpenter led the business, voting for table arrangements for the Oct 22 Silvery Moon Ball in Westminster and finalizing plans for the Sept 21 District V Flower Show at South Hagerstown High School.
Carrollton Manor Chapter DAR held its first fall meeting at Mrs Gail L Catshall s Woodsboro home on Sept 15 with a Constitution and American Creed program led by U S Rep Charles McC Mathias Jr Reflections on the Bill of Rights and colonial grievances were shared A pledge and a booklet were distributed and a business session followed A card party and social hour concluded the event
The Frederick Civinet te Club held its regular dinner meeting Tuesday in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs Mary Sullivan opened with an invocation and the Civinet te Creed. Guest Mrs Mary Stultz discussed the Home Economics Department at Governor Thomas Johnson High School and its facilities.
Garden club members gathered with co hosts Mrs. Robert S Turner Jr and Mrs John Sp aid presiding. Lorene Bowlus announced shelter workshop progress, toward completing planting and noted Towson symposium dates. A work show planned dried flower sale. October hostesses named, Mrs C Bee Jr and Mrs Carl Weakley.
Mrs. William Smith of RFD 4 Airy announces the engagement of daughter Annie Rosella Smith to Gary Martin Harley son of Charles F. Harley Sr. and Margaret E. Catshall. Miss Smith a 1958 Frederick High School graduate and Frederick Memorial Hospital ward clerk. Harley also a Frederick High School alumnus and works in well drilling with Cline and Duvall Inc. of Frederick. A November 6 wedding is planned.
At the Merryland Tract Homemakers Club meeting held September 15 at Petersville Lutheran Sunday School room, 19 members elected officers for 1967 68 with Mohler as president Virts as vice president Axline secretary Chck assistant secretary Wenner treasurer and Kifer delegate. An India report by Edgar Virts Sr. impressed the group. A card party planned for October 3 is organized by Souder and Mohler with members contributing prizes and refreshments. Five guests attended the Lutheran Chapel meeting on October 20 hosted by Mrs. Pfeiffer.
The Clover Hill Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Raymond Sandbower's home in Clover Hill with 23 members present. Mrs Clyde Crum led nominations for officers to be elected next month while demonstrations the coming year were voted on. Mrs Edward Johnson demonstrated vegetable cooking using carrots cabbage lima beans and tomatoes as members sampled dishes and breads.
New Market Homemakers Club met at Mrs. John Thompson’s home with twenty members and three guests. Demonstration on Vegetable Cookery by Mrs. Earl Nusbaum featured Carrot King and other dishes. Officers nominated were elected and refreshments served. next meeting set for Oct 7 at Mrs. Jeffers’ home.
The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. Raymond Barnes home for a cookout and picnic. Mrs. Merril Hahn reported on the 40th Annual Short Course Week. A musical medley featured Miss Jamie Barnes on the electric organ and a study of India was led by Mrs. Barnes. Demonstrations on salad making by Mrs. Charles Adkins and Miss Marguerite Burgee are planned for the Frederick Fair. The group planned vacation month activities during Roll Call. Mrs. Merril Hahn returned from the Homemakers annual convention in Colorado. A luncheon at Town and Country Restaurant was attended by many members including Mrs. Merril Hahn, Mrs. Charles Adkins, and others. A meeting is set for Sept. 20 at 12:30 p.m. at Mrs. Harry Hahn’s home for a vegetable cookery demonstration.
The Buckeystown Homemakers Club met September 16 at Mrs. Calvin Leatherwood’s home with devotions by Mrs. Charles Nichols. Mrs. John Spanki gave a slide show on life in Greece and displayed Greek articles. A bus trip is planned for October 18 along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal with pickup in Frederick.
The September Unionville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Ralph Ripley’s RFD 2 New Windsor. Ripley demonstrated Lets Eat Maryland Vegetables and baked a carrot ring tomatoes sweet potato Marmalade bread lima beans and cabbage for 23 members. A plant exchange is planned for Oct 12 at Linganore Grange Hall.
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