Afternoon Bride Rayetta Reid Weds James Stare in Quiet Service
Rayetta Mae Reid granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Reid of Williamsport Route Two and niece of Miss Edith Flora married James Russell Stare son of Mr and Mrs William Deimler of Harrisburg Route One in a small Sunday nuptial at Humme lstown Zion Lutheran Church. Officiant Rev Calhour. Bridal party included Rosie Harsh as maid of honor. Reception at Parish House followed. The couple will reside at 2129 North Fourth Street Harrisburg. The bride is a Williamsport High School graduate employed by Bell Telephone in Harrisburg. groom a Hershey High School graduate employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayetta Mae Reid
Ernest E., Reid
Williamsport
Edith Flora
James
Russell Stare
William Deimler
Harrisburg
Calhour
Rosie Harsh
Pierson R. Jones
Worth Street
Deimler
Richard Aline
Herman Deimler
North Fourth Street
Barrisburg
Williamsport High School
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Women of Presbyterian Church Dinner Installs Officers
The Women of the Presbyterian Church in Hancork held their annual Christmas dinner at the Manse on December 6. Rev. Reuben B. Sule led officer installations. New president Mrs. Jack Widmyer, secretary Mrs. Harry Deschamps, treasurer Mrs. Walter Blackwell, and historian Mrs. Edward P. Fost were named. three Circles formed with monthly meeting schedules.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Hancork
Reuben B. Sule
Eugene Fields
Gerald
Jack Widmeyer
Sule
Jack Widmyer
Sident
Ben Rogers
Harry Deschamps
Walter Blackwell
Edward P. Fost
Louis Skidmore
Charles Dunbar
John Weaver
Gerald Smith
Reuber Sule
Elmer McCusker
Secretaries Visit Fort Ritchie in Maryland
Maryland Medical Secretarial School students have been entertaining at Fort Ritchie for weeks as dance partners and morale boosters. About twenty girls visit the post each Wednesday evening, with Pvt. Mary Enlz and Miss Doris Helen Heize serving refreshments to students Pat Lenker Marty Rosenburg Barbara Mills and SP/3 Charles Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Fort, Ritchie Ss
Mary Enlz
Fort Ritchie
Doris Helen Heize
Lakeview Svc Club
Pat Lenker
Pfe
Marty Rosenburg
Barbara Mills
Charles Hughes
Dear Mary Haworth Advice Column Mockup
Middle aged wife concerns a younger daughter's friend Janet who has made passes at her husband. The writer questions how to handle Janet during holidays while both she and her marriage feel strain. An expert replies that jealousy and aging pressures fuel the issue and advises warning the daughter Janet is not welcome, plus health and perspective restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Eriser
Janet
Shows Up Be Curt and Stay To Fore
A terse note urges firmness and restraint, instructing to confront the situation with a chilly, high altitude mindset as a reminder of distance and warning. The phrasing implies a controlled, unemotional approach to an encounter or confrontation.
Inké Bo and Mood Reflections Prompted by M H
A brief note quotes Inké Bo and a mood inspired line attributed to M. H. The phrasing suggests a casual, poetic aside on inner state and expression without a clear event or date.
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Inké
M. H
Newman Club Entertained at Shephard College Campus
Mrs Mary A Scanton hosted a Newman Club gathering on campus with religious rites and a quiet reception. Speakers included Devender A and Yoke White while Mrs Scanton and campus members enjoyed songs by evergreen vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Scanton
Shepherd College
Ava
Newman Club
Christies Staadly
Rosanne Af
Lanels Sideune
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church School
Hantock
Church School
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Ilass
Janine
Hippocrates
ARS
James Russell Stare
Miss Rayetta Mas Reid
Mim
Aok
UBER
Alexander
K. P
Tanet
Piiw
Journal
Elaine Aiken
Lovely Man
Paramount
Pierre
VintaViv-an
Hollywood
Tollywood
Bon Ton
Lished Christer Come
Nas
N. Potomac St
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