Miss Wilkins And Mr. Miller Exchange Vows Here Saturday
Miss Wilda Margaret Wilkins bride of Morris Franklin Miller in Pine Grove Methodist Church wedding on Saturday at 6 o clock. Ceremony by Rev. F. P. Look with music by Mrs. Harter and Miss Whitmore. Bride wore white organdy over satin, finger tip veil, bouquet of red roses and baby’s breath. Attendants included sister Miss Mary Wilkins as maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Martha Middlekauff and Miss Amelia Miller. Best man Warren Miller of Clear Spring. ushers Mr. Charles Miller and Mr. Ralph Combe. Reception at the bride’s home followed by travel outfit and wedding moon. The couple resides in Hagerstown after a brief southern trip.
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Pine Grove Methodist Church
Wilda Margaret Wilkins
Ernest E. Wilkins
Morris Franklin Miller
Hagerstown
Ivan Harter
Misa Whitmore
F. P. Look
Siso
Mary Wilkins
Martha Middlekauff
Amelia Miller
Middlekauff
Miss Miller
Witte
Loretta Wilkins
Warren Miller
Clear Spring
Charles Miller
Ralph Combe
New Books at Washington County Library
Washington County Free Library adds a wide selection including Little Princesses by Marion Crawford and England by Ruth McKenzie and Richard Braneton presented for American tourists. Also new are Comes the Comrade by Alexandra Orme and The Child Who Never Grew by Pearl Buck among fiction and non fiction titles, plus cookbooks and practical guides.
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Washington County Free Library
Marion Crawford
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Crawfe
England
Ruth McKenny
Richard Braneton
Alexandra Orme
Clinton ‘T. Duffey
Warden Duffey
Quentin Fella
Tom Mooney
Bisebsara Watson
Kid McCoy
Pearl B. Buck
Precious Stone Bowling League Outing at Braddock Heights
Members of the Precious Stone Bowling League traveled to Braddock Heights on Wednesday evening for a summer picnic and theatre party. A picnic supper of teamed hamburgers was served after which the group attended the play To Bind Mice at Hilltop Theatre. Mrs. Ford Tirvan chaired the picnic committee with Mrs. Charles Routzahn, Mrs. V. Kemp Wilkes, Mrs. EB. G. Gunderman, Mrs. Max Fiery and Mrs. Harold Travinger. Attending were Mer dames Charles Routzahn, Albert T. Fer y, L. V. Martin, Earl A. Ford, Charles Beecher, W. Kemp Wilkes, W. E. Beyard, Anna Smyth, U Harold C. Trevinger, F. Merrill Hays, Robert E. Powles, Ray Bolinger, Floyd Benner, Jacob Myera, J. J. Hartgell, Ford Bryan, George S. Lehner, Charles G. Swartz, Max Fiery and Miss Lauretta Tam power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precious Stone Bowling League
Braddock Heights
Hilltop Theatre
Ford Tirvan
Charles Routzahn
V. Kemp Wilkes
EB. G. Gunderman
Max Fiery
Harold Travinger
Miss Lauretta Trampower
Calcium sources for strong teeth and bones
Our best sources of calcium are fresh milk concentrated and dry milks ice cream and cheese. We need calcium to build and maintain sound teeth and bones.
Fountain Head Women Set Return Match at Cumberland Club
The Fountain Head women's golf team will play a return match at Cumberland Country Club on Tuesday August 8. Interested players should contact Mrs Wayne Funk at 2980 W by Saturday noon. If enough sign up, bus transportation will be provided, departing the club at 7 o clock Tuesday morning.
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Fountain Head
Cumberland Country Club
Wayne Funk
Scout Troop 20 Plans Annual New York City Tour
Scout Troop 20 senior wing members depart Hagerstown Friday August 11 by chartered bus for a weekend in New York City. They stay at Hotel Taft and visit Radio City Music Hall Peter Pan at the Imperial Theatre and La Guardia Field before returning. Proceeds from a spring fashion show defray costs.
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Betty Anseld
Gwendolyn White
Barbara Zepp
Mary Louise Aner
Patrica Spessard
Margaret Foote
Edwina Lantz
Ups
Helen Clark
Ware Barn
Remaburg
Helene Dunn
Betty Low Binn
Ellender Morgan
Fred Remeburg
Kenneth Sinn
Betty Ryder
Eliender Morgan
Hetty Lon Binn
Barbara Renneburg
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Patricia Boensard
Mary Louise Taree
Betty Unceld
Marilyn B@un
Homemakers Hold Party At Bradock Heights
About 160 homemakers, families, and friends attended a county event at Bradock Heights on Wednesday evening August 2. After a picnic supper on the highest level they watched the Hilltop Theatre production Two Blind Mice, about two naive women attempting to run an abolished government office. This marks the second year of the theatre party and hints at becoming annual. Through winter, Homemakers focus on University of Maryland projects, while summer brings picnics and visits to recreational centers and club play readings at November meetings.
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Braddock Heights
Hilltop Theatre
Plenie Theatre Party
University of Maryland
Mountain Theatre
Yoked blousy pattern orders from Addrey Pattern Bureau
The ad promotes a Ready to Wear pattern bureau offering over 125 fashion patterns for all ages and occasions. It highlights a dust cover issue, optional handling via first chess mail, and a price to attract buyers with claims of sew and save. It mentions The New Chelsea Station New York and a reduced first cost of 20 cents.
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Awit
Téily
New Chelsea Station
New York York
First Chess
Everly Givens wedding held in Roanoke area
Miss Doria KE Everly wed James W. Civens on a Tuesday in Roanoke Radford region. Ceremony at the groom's aunt Mrs Odell Anderson home with Rev J Karl Adkins officiating. Attendants included Joyce Ann Givens maid of honor and Charles West best man. A reception followed at Mrs Anderson's home. Mr Civens is linked to Roanoke and Mrs Everly's family runs W L Everly Grocery Hagertown.
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Joseph Edward Everly
Roanoke
Radford
Doria KE. Everly
James W. Civens
Muriel Givens Rader
Odell Anderson
J. Karl Adkins
Melrose Presbyterian Church
W. L
Local residents travel and health notes from area
Mrs Susan D Grove and daughter Jeannette return from two months with B D Grove in Dallas Texas. Mrs James F R Burk recovering at 400 East Franklin Street after hospital discharge. Mr and Mrs C M Miller back from week in Sandwich Illinois. visited Oma R Sebby. George C Miller begins vacation tour through Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mrs Floyd McQuirt returns to London Ohio after week with Mr and Mrs C B Comer. Dale of Washington DC joins relatives in Luray Virginia. Miss Mary Elizabeth Everitts of Big Pool visits aunt Miss Laura Lush-Smagh Virginia Avenue. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Haines celebrate 61st anniversary. longtime Hagestown residents. Ella Corinne McGlaughlin and Tillie Hain return from Atlantic City with Alberta Snyder and children Lana and Mona. Charles Beauchamp family from New Orleans visits K N Morin in Ward Street.
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Mary Elizabeth Everitts
Big Pool
Laura Lush- Smagh
Virginia Avenue
Mixa Ella
Corinne McGlaughlin
Church Street
Tillie Hain
Cearfoss Pike
Atlantic City
N. J
Alberta Snyders
Lana
Mona
George Street
Couple Given Dinner Party Farewell for Fruzan Pair
Mr and Mrs Ben Fruzan of 609 Park Lane entertained friends at Joe Wrgo's Terrace Restaurant for a farewell dinner Wednesday evening. Testimonial to the couple followed as they plan to move from Hagerstown to Allentown Pa. in the near future. Guests included Herb Shapiro Jerry Brawer Mr and Mrs Meyer Berkson Mr and Mrs Jesse Blerns and many others. Dancing capped the evening.
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Ben Fruzan
Park Lane
Joe Wrgo
Terrace
Pruzan
Hagerstown
Allentown
Herb Shapiro
Jerry Brawer
Meyer Berkson
Jesse Blerns
L. B. Cohen
Harry P. Cohen
Dave Ginsburg
Maxwell Greenwald
Jack Frank
Harry Kerstein
Ben Kimmell
J. Takeo
Jack Spector
Emery Rosenbluth
Rabb
Ernst Conrad
Aaron Rueben
Sam Schwartzman
Birth of Daughter Joanne Marie Richard
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Richard announce the birth of their daughter Joanne Marie on July 6 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Richardson is the former Mrs Ruth Hollenshed of Keedysville.
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Charles L. Richardson
Sharpaburg
Route 1
Joanne Marie
Washington County Hospital
Richardson
Ruth Hollenshed
Keedysville
Churchey Family Reunion Planned for City Park
The annual Churchey reunion will be held at the City Park South Pavilion on Saturday starting at 7:00 p.m. All family members are invited to attend, with H. S. Churchey of Sharpsburg serving as chairman of arrangements.
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Churchey
H. S. Churchey
Sharpsburg
Invite to Visit and Stay at My Home
I would love for you to visit and stay with me at my home. Please plan to spend a weekend or longer, whichever works best for you. I’m excited to host you and show you around.
Be Fair To Mom Not Her Captive Dear Mary Haworth
A reader asks about love and marriage for a 37 year old woman with limited eligible men. Advice urges expanding social and civic activities, gaining independence, and reducing reliance on her mother to avoid a passive wait for fate. Emphasizes meeting new people beyond church and work, and addressing domestic dynamics shaping romance prospects.
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Jesus
Mom
Mary Haworth
Clark
G. T
S. T
M. H
Mar
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