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Newspaper

Herald Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1947

Page

2

Miss Webb Engaged To Mr. Denniston

Vienna Maryland announces the engagement of Miss Margaret Ann Webb to Mr. Joseph Faries Denniston III of this city. Miss Webb is assistant Home Demonstration agent in Washington County with a degree in home economics from William and Mary. Denniston studied engineering at Baylor and Iowa and is a medical student at the University of Maryland. No wedding date has been set.

Clay Meadister Webb Vienna Margaret Ann Webb Joseph Faries Denniston Ill Joseph Faries Denniston, Jr Mr. Denniston City Miss Webb Washington County Hood College College of William and Mary Williamsburg Baylor University University of Iowa Army University of Maryland

Personal notices of returning locals and travelers

Mrs John Vincent Jamison and daughters return from Fountain Head Heights after a stay at Wrath Summer home in Pemaquid Point Maine Mr Jamison accompanied them home Miss Heneritta Campbell returns from Lynchburg Va visiting her ill father Mesdames Healy Gluck Zitzman and Wolfe attend niece Doris Hawbaker and Dale Tompsons wedding at Trinity Evangelical Church Mercersburg Pa Misses Jane Mathias and Mary Alice Kneisley resume studies at St Catherine's School Richmond Va Mrs M J Patterson Sr returns home from Washington County Hospital Miss Dorothy Hook a student nurse at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore vacationing in Columbus Oh and New York City Mrs Alice Gerkins returns from Detroit after funeral of brother Thomas E Farrell Mrs Bertha Hollingsworth returns home from Silver Springs Md Misses Helen and Jean DeVore return to Mary Baldwin College Staunton Va for the summer. Helen senior and Jean sophomore.

John Vincent Jamison Fountain Head Heights Wrath Pemaquid Point Maine Jamison Ralph Healy Paul Gluck Lloyd Zitzman Thomas Wolfe Doris Hawbaker Dale Tompson Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Mercersburg Dorothy Hook Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Columbus New York City Helen Jean DeVore Mary Baldwin College Staunton A. B. DeVore Jean

Engagement Announced for Genevieve Smith and Rudolph Groshon

Mrs. Florence T. Brenner of Washington announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Genevieve R. Smith to Rudolph A. Groshon son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Groshon both of Washington. Miss Smith is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary E. Kennedy of South Potomac Street. The wedding is planned for the latter part of November.

Florence T. Brenner Washington, D. C Genevieve R. Smith Rudolph A. Groshon Charles A. Groshon Washington Miss Smith Mary E. Kennedy South Potomac Street

Keedysville WCTU to Meet September 16

The September meeting of the Keedysville Women's Christian Temperance Union takes place September 16 at 7 30 P M at Mrs M B Thomas's home with Mrs Annie Thomas and Miss Minnie Schlosser as co hosts. Twenty Educational Safeguards will be the theme as directors outline activities for the year to promote the local union.

Keedysville Women’s Christian Temperance Union M. B. Thomas Annie Thomas Minnie Schlosser

Marriage Licenses for Norris Schetrompf Pair and Pugh Kingston Duo

Paul C Norris 23 of Hancock and Nellie M Schetrompf 21 of Orleans listed for a marriage license. Frank Pugh 58 of Ridgeville Ohio and Mary E Kingston 49 of Ridgeville also appear in the notice.

Paul C. Norris Hancock Nellie M. Schetrompf Orleans Frank Pugh Ridgeville Ohio Mary E. Kingston

Miss Fersner And Mr. Sterling Wed

Miss Helen Jayne Fersner and Elwood Barton Sterling were married at St. John's Lutheran Church in a white-gloved ceremony. The couple, both connected to local families and businesses, plan to reside at 81714 Virginia avenue after a reception following the rehearsal party.

Miss Fersner Mr. Sterling St. John’s Lutheran Church Helen Jayne Fersner Paul R. Fersner Elwood Barton Sterling D. B. Sterling Jayne Fersner East Antietam Street

Church Cabinet Final Meeting of 1947 at First Brethren Sunday School

Mr and Mrs John C Shank hosted the cabinet of the First Brethren Sunday School for the final 1947 meeting. Elmer Aldridge gave the address, with Miss Catherine Easterday and Kemp Kretzer providing vocal and instrumental numbers. John Shank presided. Roger Geaslen reported progress on a new Young Adults class. Rally Day plans were announced. John Carnachan to direct music for 10 15 a m service. 1948 plans to be discussed next meeting.

John C. Shank First Brethren Sunday School John Keplinger Elmer Aldridge Catherine Easterday Kemp Kretzer John Shank Roger Geaslen Norman Poffenberger John Carnachan

Maryland NSCAR Set to Meet in Annapolis September 16

The annual State Chairman meeting of the Maryland State Society NSCAR will be held in Annapolis on September 16 followed by a luncheon at Carvel Hall.

Maryland State Society NSCAR Annapolis Carvel Hall

Down Fashion Lane in City Society News

American cities celebrate a fashion season rich in designer creations. The feature highlights a sweeping suit for tall women with a small waist and hip emphasis, a long fitted skirt, and smooth shoulders. It suits cool days under furs and pairs with light gabardine or wool in coordinating accessories.

Shower Held for Mrs Conrad by Montgomery Ward Staff

Mrs Clyde Woolridge hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Berkele y Conrad before her marriage to Miss Bettie Sease. Pink and green decorations featured. Guests included Montgomery Ward employees and their spouses and children, among them Orpha Boyer Leora Lowery Susan Warrenfeltz Nancy Long Julia Mercurio Louise Hull Wanda Basore Maudie Lee Conrad Ruth Kesselring Ray Grimm Cliss Dalago Claudine Hart Frances Kepler Etta Morgan Mabel Reese Bobbie Reeder Nellie Ahalt Gladys Bowers Nellie Younkins Melvin Lowman Lee Edwards Clyde Woolridge and son Rodney attended.

Clyde Woolridge View Street Berkeley Conrad Bettie Sease eYployes Montgomery Ward Company Orpha Boyer Leora Lowery Susan Warrenfeltz Nancy Long Julia Mercurio Louise Hull Wanda Basore Maudie Lee Conrad Ruth Kesselring Ray Grimm Cliss Dalago Claudine

Rohrersville Homemakers Club Picnic in Boonsboro

The Rohrersville Homemakers Club held its annual picnic at Shafer Memorial Park in Boonsboro after a covered dish supper. Games were led by Mrs. Boyden King. The next meeting will be at the president Mrs. Paul Norris home on September 25.

Rohrersville Homemakers Club Shafer

Wedding Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Murray L Andrews

A wedding dinner was held at the Andrews home in Hancock to honor the newly married couple. Attending friends came from Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Davis Shepherdstown McConnelisburg Watfordsburg Little Orleans Big Pool Hancock and nearby Maryland towns.

Murray L. Andrews Hancock Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Davis Shepherdstown W. Va McConnelisburg Watfordsburg Little Orleans Big Pool

Births Announced in Keedysville and Hagerstown Area

Mr and Mrs Preston Crampton Keedysville announce daughter Linda Mae born September 8 at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Marvin Shirley New Cumberland announce son Gary Richard born September 9. Mrs Shirley formerly Elleanor Snell of New Cumberland. Mr and Mrs James W Brode Hagerstown route 1 announce daughter Bonnie Jean born September 10. Mrs Brode formerly Peggy Couchman.

Preston Crampton Keedysville Linda Mae Washington County Hospital Marvin R. Shirley New Cumberland Gary Richard Shirley Elleanor Snell James W. Brode Hagerstown Bonnie Jean Brode Peggy Couchman

Hospital Releases Yesterday List of Discharged Patients

Yesterday's hospital releases include Mrs Effie C Melatt of Sharpsburg route 1 Mrs Chester E Harley of 913 Oak Street Robert L Myers of 856 Summit Avenue Robert L Herald of 410 Freemont Street Winifred J Palmer of 38 Cramer Avenue Mrs Allen J Manahan State Line Pa Mrs Edward W Godlove of 1924 Virginia Avenue Mrs Cecil Rhodes of Williamsport route 1 Thomas J Cople of 907 Guilford Avenue Mrs William E Knode of Shepherdstown W Va Beatrice C Olinger of Boonsboro route 2

Effie C. Melatt Sharpsburg Chester E. Harley Oak Street Robert L. Myers Summit Avenue Robert L. Herald Freemont Street Winifred J. Palmer Cramer Avenue Allen J. Manahan State Line Edward W. Godlove Virginia Avenue Cecil Rhodes Williamsport Thomas J. Cople Gui

County Resident Will Study Voice at Westminster Choir College

Adela M. Buchanan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Buchanan of Williamsport will leave Monday to enter Westminster Choir College Princeton New Jersey as a freshman majoring in voice She is a Hagerstown High School 1947 graduate and has sung with Hagerstown A Capella Choir and Presbyterian Church Choir studying voice under Raymond K Hollinger

Adela M. Buchanan Charles W. Buchanan East Salisbury Street Williamsport Westminster Choir College Princeton N. J Miss Buchanan Hagerstown High School Hagerstown A Capella Presbyterian Church Choir Raymond K. Hollinger

Pastor Honored On 18th Anniversary At First Baptist

The Congregation of First Baptist Church celebrated Rev. Paul Berry Watlington’s 18 years as pastor with an 8:00 pm reception. Milton McKann served as emcee, Roberta Spangler sang, a quartet performed, colored sound movies were shown, and Rev. Jesse R. Hite gave the invocation. Friends and members attended, and refreshments followed.

First Baptist Church Paul Berry Watlington Milton McKann Roberta Spangler Jesse R. Hite Virginia Avenue Baptist Church

Berean Class Elects Officers At September Meeting

The Berean Class of First Brethren Church met at Trail's End the summer home of Mrs. George Goodrich. Hostesses were Mesdames Clarence Smeak John Carnochan Jr and Elmer Johnston. Officers elected include president Mrs Frank Lowman and vice president Mrs Elmer Johnston with other posts filled by class members. Installation will occur at the October meeting.

First Brethren Church Trail’s End George Goodrich Clarence Smeak John Carnochan, Jr Elmer Johnston William Stouffer Isabelle Anastasis Lawrence Johns Eldridge Snyder John Keplinger Norman Poffenberger Braden Ridenour Carnachan Robert Overman Frank Lowman Ernest Wolfe Orville Myers William Hungate Roland Stoddard Clyde Martin

Removing dead flowers and leaves from house plants

Regularly prune dead blossoms and fallen foliage from indoor plants to improve appearance and promote healthier growth. This practice helps reduce infestations and disease spread while encouraging new, vibrant growth in potted specimens.

Washington County PTA Institute to Host Third Meeting

The Washington County Council of Parents and Teachers announces the third PTA Institute to be held Tuesday night at 7 30 DST in South Potomac Junior High School Tunior High School. Rev. Francis Bell will give theInvocation. Mrs. Austin Gardner will greet and introduce officers and chairmen. A round table panel on the national four point program for school education will feature Miss Elisabeth Amery Mrs. Herman Wilson Mrs. Walter Bromiley Mrs. Grace Downin T Wilson Cahall Mrs Frank Lusby Charles W. Clopper P J Pryor and Russell Hicks. Group singing will precede study classes.

Washington County Enew Ny Elisabeth Amery Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers Herman Wilson Gaithersburg Walter. Bromiley Smithsburg Grace E. Downin Maryland Congress T. Wilson Cahall Washingto School Frank F. Lusby American Association O University Women Charles W. Clopper Clearspring P. J. Pryor Parent Education Russell Hicks South Potomac Junior High

Value Beauty Salon Reopens At New Washington Street Location

The Value Beauty Salon announces reopening at 125 E Washington St with new location and phone line 283 Virginia Linebaugh Grace Knight Adv. seeking appointments.

E. Washington St Virginia Linebaugh Grace Knight

Museum Opens Fall Exhibition The American Indian and the West

The Washington County Museum announces its fall show The American Indian and the West opens Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. It features 76 oils and watercolors by George Catlin from the first half of the 19th century and runs until November 2. Hours are weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 6 p.m.

Washington County Museum George Catlin

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