Brassies Lead in Four-Hole Golf Tourney at Fountain Head
Brassies widened their margin over the Niblicks in a four-hole event at Fountain Head Country Club. Mrs John Coblents net 36 won first prize in the 18 hole group, with Mrs Victor Miller Jr second net 37. Nine hole results saw Mrs Harry Fridinger lead with net 44 and Mrs Richard Funkhouser taking first in the second flight with net 42. Next week features an odd-hole nine with mixed four-somes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Brassies
Niblicks
John Coblents
Victor Miller, Jr
Braisies
Mra
Francis Howard
Robert Fleigh
Frank McCraw
Howard
McCraw
Harry Fridinger
Charles McKee
Richard Funkhouser
Val Bristow
J. Carl Stonebraker
Ara
Williamsport Homemakers Hear Mrs Moehn On Growing Gracefully
Mrs Jeanne Moehn was the featured speaker at the Williamsport Homemakers Club meeting on April 18. She urged members to stir minds and pursue intellectual interests in later life while maintaining character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Moehn
Williamsport Homemakers Club
Moehn
Oliver Britner
Nellie Gray
Norman McCardell
Cavetown Homemakers Plan Meetings and Activities
The Cavetown Homemakers held a meeting at Mrs. Joseph Gardenhour's home with hostesses Mesdames Smith Winders Wolf Shank and Huff. Visitors included Mrs. Margaret Smith Smithaborg Mrs. Milton Smith Halfway Mrs. Norman Martin of New Jersey and Mrs. Jeanne Moehn University of Maryland. Plans for a window display for National Home Demonstration Week and attendance at an Evening Worship Service at Smithsburg Trinity Lutheran Church were announced. The next meeting is May 28 at Mrs. Robert Spahr's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavetown
Joseph Gardenhour
Merle Smith
Edgar Winders
John Wolf
Ralph Shank
C. Huff
Margaret Smith
Smithaborg
Milton Smith
Halfway
Norman Martin
New Jersey
Jeanne Moehn
The
University of Maryland
Vera Geiser
Lile
Mre. N. W. Thomas
Smithaburg
J Cavetown
Smithsburg Trinity
Howard PTA Elects Officers As Students Perform Annual Music Festival
The Howard Street PTA met with Maynard Sampson presiding electing officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs. Jacob Hershman and vice president Mrs. John Guise. The program featured piano solos violin and flute performances by students and guest displays including a rebec instrument shown by Weldon Whetzel. Attendance prize went to the second grade. Registration for September starts April 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street
Maynard Sampson
Jacob Hershman
John Guise
Irene Foreman
Martha Brown
Harold Bailey
H. D. Gilmer
Wilhelmina Knott
Kenneth Alling
Melia Wilson
Barbara McCullough
Yvonne Rudistll
Linda Cunningham
Sandra Long
Ugly Eczema Circle Members Honored At Church Meeting
The Tyingston Circle of the First Baptist Church honored Mrs Walter Miller and initial circle members at a Friday gathering at her home. After prayers and business, guests enjoyed refreshments. The item promotes Petersons Ointment for eczema and itching relief with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eczema
No Joke
Peterson
Tlyingston
First Baptist Church
Walter Miller
Couple Marry April 18th in Washington Square Church
Miss Doris Lorraine Snodderly daughter of Mrs Mildred Snodderly and George Snodderly of this city wed George Snodderty of Louisville Ky and George William Baker of Tilghmanton at o clock Friday April AS in the parsonage of First Baptist Church Washington Square Rev Paul B Wattington officiated Aunt and Uncle Charles Ridenour served as attendants Baker works for Potomac Edison in Roonshoro The couple plans to reside in Roonshorn soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lorraine Snodderly
Mildred Snodderly
City
George Snodderty
Louisville
George William Baker
George Baker
Tilghmanton
Paul B. Wattington
First Baptist Church
Washington Square
Charles Ridenour
Baker
Potomac Edison Company
Roonshoro
Roonshorn
Baruch to Crown Apple Blossom Queen in Winchester
Bernard M. Baruch, famed statesman, travels to Winchester Virginia on May 1 to crown Nina Warren Miss Honey Bear as Queen of the 25th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The ceremony at Handley High School precedes the historical pageant The harvest of the Years at 2:30 p.m. Baruch’s Virginia ties date to his father Dr. Simon Baruch who earned a Virginia medical degree in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nina “Honey Bear’ Warren
Baruch
New York City
South Carolina
Virginia
Simon Baruch
University of Virginia
Handley High School
Easter Fee Hunt Draws Guests At Hose Home
Mr and Mrs Karl Hose hosted an Easter fee hunt at their Clear Spring residence on Sunday afternoon. Prizes included peepies candy and Easter eggs for finding designated erg items. Attendees listed include Donnie Carhaughk Jo Ann Hull Barbara Hull Catherine Hull Fred Martin Pat Martin Archie Brewer Virginia Hose Pam Hose and many more local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hose
Clear Spring
Route 1
Donnie
Raymond Carhaughk
Jo Ann
Barbara
Catherine Hull
Fred
Pat Martin
Archie
Jay
Brewer
Virginia
Pam Hose
Richard
Mary Ann
Esther
Dennis Moats
Jack
Davis
George
Fiddie Lage
Kenneth
Ronnie
Mars
Nancy
Robert
Donnie Kithy
Beverly
Anna Maries Brown
Eddie
Car
Robby Sprecher
Mari
Terry Hose
Larry
Raymond Hose
Mra
Robert Hose
Paul Sprecher
Tlarty Vaughn
Charles Brown
Myr
Herman Hose
Eyneat Kirbys
Earl Voose
Thelma Brewer
Residents and Visitors From Hagerstown Travel And Nearby Arrivals
Perdonats Mr and Mrs Richard Frosh move to S Wakefield Road from Hagerstown Route 2. A group including William Hovermale Lizzie Mul lendore and Nancy Hovermale visited Dayton Virginia and Staunton with the Drapers, heard a concert in Singers Glen. G F Dennison called to Virginia for her father Rev G S Stevens’s death. Mr Dennigan of Chicago will join his wife in Virginia. J Martin Leather man and daughter Janet of New London Connecticut visit relatives here. Harvey Hose Paula Hose and the Moats siblings visited Baltimore. Norman Martin couple return to Rahway New Jersey after a visit with Arthur Martin and Lewis McClain at Edgemont. Cora Detraw of White Hall hosted Archie Moser Mapleville and R M Kauffman and Earl Hurtzier and Armantha Moser and Mileham family from Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hovermale
Lizzie Mullendore
Nancy Hovermale
Nancy Cline
Dayton
Wayne Hovermale
Staunton
Les Draper
Singers Glen, Va
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
G. F. Dennison
South Potomac Street
Virginia
Norman Martin
Rahway
N. J
Arthur Martin
Lewis McClain
Edgemont
Cora Detraw
White Hall
Archie Moser
Mapleville
R. M. Kauffman
Earl Hurtzier
Armantha Moser
James Mileham
Hagerstown
Honolulu Couple Announce Birth of Son Peter Edward
Commander and Mrs. Thomas O. Murray announce the birth of a son named Peter Edward on April 21 in Honolulu Hawaii. Mrs. Murray formerly Miss Anne Curtis McGraw of this city. Mr and Mrs Harry B Rambo announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Ann at Winchester Hospital on April 17. Mrs Rambo is the former Miss Ann Gruber of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Murray
Honolulu
Hawaii
Peter ‘Edward
Murray
Anne Curtis ‘McGraw
Harry B. Rambo
Winchester
City
Elizabeth Ann
Winchester Hospital
Rambo
Ann Gruber
Hagerstown
Youth Meet Scheduled in Capitol Area Disciples Churches
A Western District youth gathering at First Christian Church in Hagerstown for April 25 26 with the theme Hands Around the World. Registration Friday at 4 PM Evangelical services and concluding conclave at 3 15 PM Saturday led by Rev William J Lineback General Secretary. Attendees from Martinsburg Beaver Creek Downsville and Hagerstown. Courses include Skyline of Mission Young Angrants North and South and Your Church Needs You taught by Mrs Arthur Thomas Ben Kunkelman and Rev Clarence Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Disciples of Christ Churches
First Christian Church
Winchester Avenue
Christian Charen
Martinsburg
William J. Lineback
Churches of the Disciples of Christ
Capitol Area
Hagerstown
Martinshare
Beaver Creek
Doawnsville
Attendane
Mission
Arthur Thomas
Ben Kunkleman
Clarence Barnes
Bethany Church of Christ
Downsville
Safety Talk On Maryland Highways At Local Lions Meeting
The Clear Spring Lions Club hosted Maryland state police Cpl J A Melasac as featured speaker. He showed slides of actual highway accidents and outlined prevention measures claiming all crashes are preventable if parties take proper safety precautions. Guests included adult education drivers course students from Clear Spring High School taught by Donald Valleh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Spring Lions Club
Cpl. J. A. Melasac
Maryland State Police
Ilue
Maryland
Cpl Mulssan
Fhve
Then Clear Spring High School
Donald ©. Valleh
Clear Spring
Lions
Williamsport District names Newcomer cancer chairman
Mrs. Edwin D. Newcomer of Williamsport Pike has been named cancer chairman of the Williamsport District in an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Newcomer
Willamsport Pike
Williamsport
Comedy Will Be Staged at First Christian Sunday School
The Intermediate Department of the First Christian Sunday School presents the comedy Uncle Josh Perkins in the church auditorium on South Potomac Street Monday April 28 at 8 P M. The Martinsburg Christian Church Young People star in the show with tickets from department members or at the door. Refreshments will be available before and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
Josh Perkins
South Potomac Street
Martinsburg
Christian Churel
Trgearstown
Anela
Heketa
Notable Recipe Request for Team Meal
A kitchen note requests adding six wide curry powder to a dish with grated fresh vacuum tar creamed chicken or turkey. It should be served with team rice and accompanied by chutney as a company dish.
Music Festival Planned Nearby on May 1st
Mount St. Marys College Glen Club hosts a Spring Festival of Music on May 1 at Mt. St. Marys College. Four college groups and a men's choir join Western Maryland and Westminster choirs and Littlestown Men’s Choir under Nav David W. Shaum with Prof. Alfred de Long directing and Olver Spangler as Jr. accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's
Col Jona
St. Joseph's College
Qlon Chiba
Emmitsburg
Mt St. Agnes College Glo Club
Bale Timore
Western Marysand College
Wenxtminster
Littlestown
Nav
David W. Shaum
Mt. St. Mary's College
Glen Glub
Ieh
Alfred de Long
Western Maryland
Nadh
Roan character transformed with bold color slip covers
The article describes changing the roan horse’s character through new slip covers and draperies in strong basic colors such as red orange green and blue. It notes how these vivid environs influence mood and appearance while keeping the animal's form and markings.
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Mrs. Moehn
Williamsport Group
Ray Rohrer
Merdames
Cecil McVay
Edwin Newcomer
R. O. Charlton
Robert Martin
Robert Hodges
Howard Pta
Pre Southland
Brown & White
Eel Crows Shoes Vale
Crows America
Tomae
Doris Snodderly
George W. Baker
Bernard M. Baruch
Bernard Baruch
Nona Soars
the Style Shop
Public Square
Mennangar
Cancer Campaign
City Hall
Wade Fr. Shervin
Emery Rosenbluth
Gene Guynup
Anna Ralotey
192 Cancer
Levi Bitler
Fred Buchanan
George Everline
Lee Staley
Etta Callaway
Beulah Fyerly
John N. Haller
Margaret Brandenburg
Catherine Carpenter
N. R. Spellman
C. G. Spence
James G. Werking
Edward Frisch
Richard Frosh
S Wakefield Road
J. Martin Leatherman
Janet
New London, Conn
Harvey M. Hose
Paula Jean
Rutchie Hose
Charlotte and
Jane Moats
Baltimore
Poeal
L & B Hat Shop
Northeast Corner
Sa. Ga
Congo Wall
Paramount
Leitersburg Pike
Newcomer
First Christian States
Market St
Frederick
STM
Potomac SP
Hamilton Bldg
Jack Rose Shop
Bleisher’s
Giddy Gingham
Westport
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