Miss Tracey to Wed Mr Gartrell and Mrs Jaber H
A sparsely readable notice mentions Miss Tracey wedding plans with Mr Gartrell and Mrs Jaber H of Sokeeeile. Details about the farm and a local school appear in the fragmentary text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
2
A sparsely readable notice mentions Miss Tracey wedding plans with Mr Gartrell and Mrs Jaber H of Sokeeeile. Details about the farm and a local school appear in the fragmentary text.
A brief social gathering, described vaguely as a henna brother event, reports attendees including a man who was served. Details are fragmentary and names are unclear.
Members of Ebenezer Lutheran Church will gather for a church dinner and an evening of fellowship at 6265 pom. The event titled Protos ot Ht will be sung prose and songs. Mrs Wachter and Mrs Raymond J Bowers Jr head the committee planning a program with surprises. Dorothy Roses, Trenk Joane Bowers Jr, and others will participate. A brass band and skit are planned amid table arrangements and ticket sales.
Mr and Mrs Les Clarence join Mrs Virginia John Bart Watkins and Lee Troutman in a local society column noting marriages births and community events with brief mentions of each family.
Thelma Webb, daughter of Mrs. Esther Webb of Thurmont, will marry Charles E. Miller Jr., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Sunday at 2 PM in United Presbyterian Church on West Second Street. A reception will follow rehearsal dinner at the Mossburg home. Guests include Webb’s coworkers from Frederick Memorial Hospital and local families.
Miss Susan Doran Minarik and Mr Peter Strand Pilgrim will wed Saturday at Hood College Chapel at 2 PM. The couple’s families host a rehearsal dinner in the Wedgwood Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Out-of-town guests include relatives from Illinois Indiana Maine Florida and Washington DC.
Announcement sets November 13 as the deadline for advertisement solicitation for the Snow Bail event. Advertising committee includes Mrs. G. L. Thomas and many others, coordinating notices and outreach to ensure procurement of ads within one to two weeks.
The Frederick Chamber Music Society the Frederick Singers and the Frederick Orchestra will each present three concerts under Hood College director Charles J. Warner. The season opens October 4 with Chamber Music Society at Coffman Chapel featuring Bach works and Brigit on harpsichord. Subsequent dates include January 17 and April 4 Bach programs, November 1 Frederick Orchestra with Haydn, February 28 and April 25 Mozart and Beethoven, and November 20 the Frederick Singers offering Part 1 of a program.
Kings Mens Wear promotes a transition from school to college fashion with Ivy 3 button suits and continental mood updates. The shop features 106 patterns in wools silks mohairs and sharkskins plus custom tailoring starting at 75 dollars. A ladies boutique offers tweed sportswear.
Mr and Mrs G Ross Twentey of Indian Springs announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Warie to Lawrence E Putman of Yellow Springs son of Rhodes T Putman of RFD 3 Frederick and grandson of Guy IX Nusz Sr of Yellow Springs Both graduates of high school class of 1961 Miss Twentey works at the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in the city while Mr Putman is employed at the American Optical Company A date for the wedding has not been set.
Miss Henry, daughter of Mr. Henry and Mrs. Henry of Pa, graduates from Sinai Hospital and Central High School in Anton, with Seymour B. Stern of Watkins Acres as fiancé. They plan a Scranton wedding, part of a Handel choral performance at Hood College on October 18, 1965, with tickets via the Orchestra, Box 393.
This week offers brushing in rhythmic strokes to stimulate the scalp and distribute natural oils. Tips include holding hair in sections while combing from center to ends and from scalp to center to reduce snags. SHHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR PASHTONS operates at 10 BE Church St. Phone 663 4421 for appointments.
A surprise bridal shower honored Miss Frances Norris at the home of Mrs. Rachel Myers in Urbana. Norris, daughter of Joseph H. Norris, and Michael Myers, son of Roger Myers, plan to marry November 15. Guests included many relatives and friends who shared gifts, games, and refreshments.
Members of the Junior Women's Club of Frederick will hold the official meeting of the new club year at Steiner House West Patrick and Jefferson streets. All members and guests are asked to attend at 8 pm. Dr Wayne Neely of Hood College will discuss Social and voting factors.
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