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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1960

Page

9

Nigeria Independence Festivities Begin in Lagos

Nigeria readies for freedom as celebrations start three weeks before independence day marked by a large crowd in Lagos. Princess Alexandra arrives to represent the crown amid national pride and British friendship.

Lagos Nigeria Alexandra Elizabeth Britain Namd. Azikive Sw Abubakar Balewa Dba Sing Africa South Africa

Funeral Attends Charles W May forms daily Pearl

Reports from Frederick show Mrs George Castle of Brunswick attending the funeral for Charles W May, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Paul May and their sons visiting the parental home of Mrs May. Other local notices include birthday celebrations, family visits, and a Fort Knox birthday for Sidney Sappington. A Paxment Plate column from New York comments on UN meetings, Khrushchev, Castro, and baseball in a humorous city-context piece.

M. M. Carter Lime Kiisxn Mark Shank Fort Lauderdale Fla Ore Maryland J Millard Tawes Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Harry E. Fisher Sr Maude Merriman Baltimore H. E. Fisher Jr Betty Gettysburg Clarence Jewell Tobery Husky Park John Foster J. M. Johnson Bucketstown Johnson Frederick Memorial Hospital Ralph Green Walkersville Walkersville, Visited Wednesday Evening At the Home of Mr. Greens John Green George Castle Brunswick Charles W. May Aily Pearl Paul May Paul Jr Jimmy RFD W. McDonald May Rawson Hossler Hossler Carl Shores Henry Baugher Edwin McGill Kansas City Sidney Sappington Francis Sappington Armed Forces Fort Knox, Ky

Frederick High Plans Parent Meetings On Guidance Program

Frederick High School will hold evening sessions for parents to learn about college entrance, scholarships, and job opportunities as part of expanded guidance and counseling. Principal David L. Dean announced the schedule with counselors for 10th 11th and 12th grades present. first meeting October 5 at 8 p.m. for 9th grade parents, followed by 11th grade and 10th grade sessions on subsequent Wednesdays.

Frederick High School David L. Dean Robert Ferguson Mary Rhoads Henry Groff

Wee Women line delivers cheeky overheard remark

In a playful moment a character quips that a husband asked his new secretary to visit and cheer his wife, highlighting witty social dynamics. The remark hints at romantic tension and office intrigue within a lighthearted domestic scene.

Vest remarks spark fashion moment in Eisenhower address

A wife told her husband after President Eisenhower's U N address that a vest in a new suit would be acceptable, reflecting a fashion aside. A 1951 Mercury coupe belonging to Mr and Mrs John W Croneberg at 140A West Patrick Street was reported stolen after 3 p m yesterday from Delphey's Sport Store parking lot. police investigation ongoing.

Eisenhower U.N John W. Croneberg West Patrick Street Delphey’s Sport Store

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