Debbia Myers Weds Thomas Tressler in Friends Creek Ceremony
Miss Debbia Jane Myers and Thomas Tressler were united in marriage September 7 at 7 30 PM in Friends Creek First Church of God. Rev Harold Creck officiated a double ring ceremony.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
6
Miss Debbia Jane Myers and Thomas Tressler were united in marriage September 7 at 7 30 PM in Friends Creek First Church of God. Rev Harold Creck officiated a double ring ceremony.
Frederick County's bookmobile relocates to the Frederick Shopping Center inside the Seventh Street entrance. The move avoids heavy traffic and places it beside curbing for safer access. The bookmobile will be at the shopping center next Friday October 7 at 7 p.m.
A catalog-style notice listing children's books with brief descriptions. It covers The Three Poor Tailors, Ladybug, Roller Skates Scooter and Bike, Black And Blue Magic, They Came From Germany, and The Ann And Hope Mutiny. It notes these titles may be borrowed from the Children's Room of the C Burr Artz Library and county libraries, with Dorothy H. Langley as Children's Librarian.
A compact listing shows varied titles including THE ASTORS and GAMES PEOPLE PLAY by Eric Berne, THE DETECTIVE by Rod Erick Thorp, and THE SOURCE by James Michener. Other items mention Lacy Kar aler EVERYTHING BUT MONEY, TWO UNDER THE INDIAN SL TM, and THE BIG SPENDERS by Lucius Beebe.
October events include Art in Memorial Park on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arts council meeting on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. A weekend variety show at Brodbeck Hall Hood College, and a Governor Thomas Johnson High School concert on Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Foreign film series at Tatum Arts Center and The Grand Writers Workshop by Ideals Unlimited. An Italian drawings display and a Africa assignment panel are listed, with film evenings at Totem Arts Center and a 15 dollar fee for L AventurA screening.
The District V Garden Club met in Hagerstown at St Andrews Church on September 21 with U S Representative Charles Mathias Jr as luncheon speaker. A flower show at South Hagerstown High School gym featured blue ribbon Frederick entries.
Judith A Kosar and Benjamin R Tyeryar Jr were united in marriage at 6 p m Aug 5 at the bride’s home with Rev Edwin D Wenck presiding The bride’s maid of honor was Anna Damuth and best man was Arthur Tyeryar About 50 friends and relatives attended the wedding The couple left for West Elizabeth and the bride will live with her parents while the groom is stationed overseas with the Armed Forces
Jack Nason Lindsey A I D will lead a six session interior decorating course titled How To Better Understand Your Home. Sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of Frederick the sessions run at Frederick High School auditorium from Oct 4 to Nov 8 7 pm to 9 36 pm with a ten dollar fee. Proceeds benefit the pediatrics wing of Frederick Memorial Hospital. Lindsey has Baltimore ties and is a member of A I D with a background in design and lighting arts.
The Frederick Junior Assemblies will hold its first dance class in the Francis Scott Key Ballroom at 7 p.m. Oct. 6. The senior class will meet at 8 45 p.m. The Town and Country Garden Club met at Mrs. Emma Dorsey’s home. Mrs. Frank Roberts opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Emmett Smallwood spoke on the Jeanne Bussard Workshop. The next meeting will be Oct. 19 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Elizabeth White’s home.
Mrs Bonita Maas spoke at the Zonta Club meeting on her trip to Honolulu Tokyo Manila Hong Kong and Thailand She described smiling students with uni form travel subsidies and shared expenses She praised Japan’s economy and Thailand’s water market A picnic supper at the Frederick Hotel is planned with Hilda Croghan chairing arrangements and Edna Mensell presiding.
Miss Patricia Marie Long and Donald Leon Sweeney exchanged marriage vows on September 2 at Frederick First Baptist Church. The couple, both with local ties and employment, reside on East Second Street. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Franklin Pierce Miller Jr. and the late Charles H. Long. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Sweeney of Thurmont. The ceremony featured a two piece blue suit and a beige outfit for the mothers, with a white rosebud corsage. A reception followed hosted by the bride’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkett Sr.
A well dressed woman should choose colors matching her hair and complexion with Blue flattering blondes and brunettes, Yellow favoring brunettes, warm browns only for blondes. Do not fear colors that evoke blue green or red and trust our operators for shampoo and permanent styling at 1 East 3rd Street. Helpful hint suggests using baby oil to remove mascara.
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