Sines Voter-Cade Event At YMCA Promotes Civic Debate
Three Gradule sorority members Mrs. Dorothy Emery Mrs. Carol Griver and Mrs. Betty Lowe organized a Voter-Cade at the YMCA for Wednesday evening October 19. The program theme Vote But Don’t Vote In the Dark features two readers one from each political party. Nationally sponsored by the National Young Adult Council of the National Committee on Public Affairs of the YMCAs and the American Heritage Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Dorothy Emery
Carol Griver
Betty Lowe
National Young Adult Council
National Committee On Public Affairs
The
Young Men's Christian Associtions of the
U.S
American Heritage Foundation
Young Men's Christian Association
Gradale Sorority
Y-Gradale
Y Gradale Sorority Hosting Voter Code Discussion
Y Gradale Sorority sponsors a nonpartisan Voter-Code event next Wednesday October 19 at the YMCA auditorium. Charles W. Coss representing the Democratic Party and Harold Porter for the Republicans will present party platforms followed by a Q A session. The program, supported by the ANCC and YMCA National Public Affairs, aims to educate youths on issues and voting, with free admission and broad public invitation.
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Y Gradale
YMCA
Eckt
Charles W. Coss
Democratic Party
Harold Porter
Republican Party
Spon
Montgomery Ward hosts teen contest for Miss Typical Teenager 1980
The Montgomery Ward store on West Washington hosts a second contest for teens 13 to 19. Nine finalists will be chosen by votes and a fashion show to pick Miss Typical Teenager 1980, who wins 100 dollars. runners up receive 50 dollars in merchandise each. Registration closes Saturday October 10, with details from Mrs Dorothy Quick in the Fashion Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
West Washington Street
Roland Cyr
Darothy Quick
Local Ladies Hostesses For Luncheon
A caravan of 27 Abrar Simon Chapter, B n ai B rith women of Washington DC, visited this city last week for a luncheon and board meeting. Hostesses were Mrs Wilford Goldman at 1026 Woodland Way, Mrs Rose Gerber and Mrs Lloyd Marcus, all Abram Simon Chapter members and directors. A delicious luncheon and flowers enhanced the party-like affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrar Simon
B'nai B'rith Women
Washington, D. C
Wilford Goldman
Woodland Way
Rose Gerber
Lloyd Marcus
Abram Simon
Miss Lindsay and Kenneth Krantz Betrothed in Myersville
The engagement of Thelma Marian Lindsay to Kenneth E. Krantz is announced by their parents Mr and Mrs A Norman Lindsay Jr of Myersville Thelma is a Miduletmyn High School graduate and Washington County Hospital employee Kenneth is a Middletown High School graduate and a U S Navy serviceman No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Krantz
Henry C. Krantz
Myersville
Lindsay
Miduletmyn High School
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Krantz
Middletown High School
U.S. Navy
Zimmerman anniversary noted at 50 years
Pronda Zimmerman and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frisby Kline of 714 George St., celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary today. Also listed are various local residents with hospital and travel plans, including Bonnie Lushbaugh admitted to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and Mary Poe visiting Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zimmerman
Elizabeth City
N.C
Frisby Kline
George St
Bonnie Lushbaugh
Liberty St
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Apple Week Delicacies Highlight Stayman Harvest
In tribute to National Apple Week the county’s Stayman apples are featured as prime eating and cooking fruit. The article lists Stayman’s versatility from pies to sauces and provides a tested dessert recipe including butter molasses sugar cinnamon and a short crust baked in a two hour hot oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayman
Mrs. Lucien T. Thomas to Speak at Chapelwood Garden Club
Mrs. Lucien T. Thomas of this city, chairwoman of District V, Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, will address Chapelwood Garden Club on What Every Club Woman Should Know, a talk on parliamentary procedure. The 8 p.m. meeting at St. Mark's Parish House, Lappans, includes a plants panel led by Mrs. Charles Berry with hostesses Mrs. Ward Taree and Mrs. William Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien T. Thomas
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Chapelwood Garden Club
Thomas
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lappans
New Market Day Illuminates Quiet Village
The Maryland village near Frederick and on the way to Baltimore hosted its first New Market Day with antique shops, basket weaving, apple butter cooking, and free horse and buggy rides. Lucy Foley toured with Leroy Hoff and his horse Beauty as locals sold cider, baked goods, and dried flowers. The event drew visitors from Baltimore and Washington and plans to repeat next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Lucy Foley
Cong
John R. Foley
Leroy Hoff
Mealey's
Maryland
Lillard Couple Mark 50th Anniversary at Holiday Barn
Mr and Mrs S Lillard of 100 Parkway Drive celebrated their golden wedding anniversary hosted by their children at the Holiday Barn. The couple wed October 6 1910 with Reverend Dr Simon of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating. A special anniversary cake and blessings by Mrs Leo Richardson highlighted the event attended by family members from Baltimore and Washington D C including Leo Richardson and W W Orange with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillard
Parkway Drive
Simon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Leo Richardson
Leo F. Richardson
City
W. W. Orange
William and
Anita
Ronald Nelson
Baltimore
A. W. Spangler
Jeffry
This City
Charles, Lillard
John
Washington, D.C
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Zuna McKelvey
Judy Utgo
Joyce Bowers
Carol Grover
Lois Downin
Betty Sexton
Clara Roane
Cbyliis Martin
Idle, Interior Designers
Summit Avenue
Miss Lindsay
Miss. Lindsay
Prnda
Pegey DeLauder
Summit Ave
Helen Cowden
Doris Cowden
S. Mulberry St
New York City
Mary Poe
Leitersburg
William Warner
Westminster
Poe
Hagerstown
Frank §. Suter
N. Potomac Sr
Robert N. Dahlhamer
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. J
McCall's
Huntsberry
N. Potomac St
Chorga
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