Christmas Wedding of JoAnn Shank and Richard Byers
Miss JoAnn Shank of Hagerstown and Richard F. Byers of State Line were married at Trinity United Brethren Church State Line on Thursday December 27 at seven o'clock in the evening. Reverend George E. Weaver and Reverend N. W. Brockheit officiated the double ring ceremony. The ceremony featured a Christmas theme with white satin bows candles and pine and holly, a white orchid wedding bouquet and a Christmas green reception in the Green Castle Community Room. The couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia.
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Trinity United Brethren Church
State Line
JoAnn Ellen Shank
Paul &. Shank
Route Three
Hagerstown
Richard F. Byers
Franklin Byers
Slate Line
Pennsylvania
George E. Weaver
N. W. Brockheit
Paul Davis
Kenneth Myers
Met
Jace
Gladys Robinson
Greencastle
Colleen Baker
Iva Routzahn
Kristina Baker
Mongerstown
Nelson Leckton
Richard Robinson
Greundistie
Hia
Nelson Koons
Marold Baker
Weiog
Mhawk
Reide
Byers
David Kahn
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Pleasantial
Waynesboro
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Alexandria
Virginia
Paints
Ohio
Dr Rider Speaks at WCTU Meeting in January session
The Rev Dr G Rider addressed the January meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in the parlor of St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church. He spoke on The Death of John Barley Corn and urged that liquor traffi c harms home church and state.
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G. Rider
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rider
John Barley Corn
Lester M. Kauffman
Pennsylvania
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gregory
Martinsburg
Anita Jones
May Clopper
Sabina Baker
St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church
R. R. Richard
Frank Rohrer
Margaret Bonney
Mgr
Harry Hahn
Miss Bonney
Baker
Florence Trager
G. C. Gons
Hubert Mullen
George Lambilolie
Moose Women Host Night Meeting At Hagerstown Chapter
Hagerstown Chapter No 342 Women of the Moose held a Child Care Chapter Night at the Moose Home. Five candidates were initiated and the tabl was presented to Mrs Hall by Marie Molden. Samuel Hall received his Pilgrim's degree at Mooseheart. A. Roy Phillippy spoke on San Mar Orphanage practices. Plans were set for the Cumberland mid winter conference on January 27 with a 9 p.m. visual practice January 7. Officers and chairmen urged to attend.
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Hagerstown
Women of the Moose
Samuel Hall
Moose Home
Frs Qpal Delasier
Hall
Acad
Emy
Marie Molden
Mooseheart
Delisier
A. Roy Phillippy
San Mar
Lodge 212
Loyal Order of Moose
Cumberland
Nurses Alumnae To Meet Tuesday
The Nurses Alumnae Association of Wyton County Hospital will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday January 8 at 7 30 p m in Panghorn Hall. After the business portion Thr Stanley Macht will discuss radiation at 8 p m. All graduate nurses are urged to attend.
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Wyton County Hospital
Panghorn Hall
Stanley Macht
Dear Mary Haworth Jealousy Advice Letter
A divorced reader writes for guidance on overcoming jealousy and insecurity in relationships. The adviser stresses developing self-reliance and emotional maturity, arguing jealousy stems from dependence and fear of abandonment. Recommends reading Alexander Magoun's Love and Marriage and signals gradual personal growth as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Alexander Magaun
M.D
Hancock Church To Have Guest Reverend Beverly Lamb at Service
The Rev. Beverly B. Lamb will guest at the morning service at St. Thomas Episcopal Church Hancock, observing Holy Communion. Prayer and sermon follow. Former rector Rev. Joseph R. Clair Jr and his family left Monday for a new pastorate in Philadelphia.
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Beverly B. Lamb
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Hancock
Joseph R. Clair, Jr
Kev
Philadelphia
Mission School To Begin Sunday
Mission USA theme for four Sunday evenings at 7:00 at the Church of the Brethren corner East Washington and Mulberry Streets. Mrs Earl Fings chairs the program with classes for all ages led by Russell Ticks, Mrs Gerald Hie, Mr and Mrs Leon Gossard, and Mrs Ethel Welch guiding a staff of teachers as mission areas like the American Indian and inner city work are examined.
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USA
School of Missions
Church of the Brethren
East Washington
Mulberry Streets
Earl Fings
Russell Ticks
Gerald Hie
Leon Gossard
Ethel Welch
Tacks
United States
White-Stine Betrothal Announced Here
Mrs. Gerald H. Stine of 4 Central Avenue announces the engagement of their daughter Nancy Beverly Stine to Mr. G David White, son of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth H Patterson of Maryland. The bride will graduate in 1957 from North Hagerstown High School and works part time at Superior Dairy. Mr White is a Hagerstown High School alumnus from 1934 and works for the Western Maryland Railroad. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald H. Stine
Central Avenue
Denghner
Nancy Beverly
G. David White
Kenneth H. Patterson
Palace of the Governors at Sentar oldest US government building
New Mexico's Palace of the Governors at Sentar, built in 1610, is described as the oldest government building in the United States. The article notes its historical significance and enduring status as a landmark.
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New Mexico
Sentar
United States
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