Alpha Epsilon Dinner and Christmas Event At Smith Home
Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its yuletide dinner at Mr. and Mrs. William Smiths home 236 East Irvin Avenue with multicolored decorations red tapers and Santa centerpiece. After dinner members played games heard "Twas the Night Before Christmas" read by Mrs. Shostak and carols led by Mrs. Sharpe. Attendees included multiple couples and the social committee of Mc Adams Roberts and Shostak. The sorority plans to meet tonight at Mrs. Betty Whites home 127 South Mulberry Street for a programs on fireplaces and walls with films.
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Alpha Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority
William Smith
East
Irvin Avenue
Christine McAdams
Janet Roberts
Donald Harrington
William Shostak
Alice Sharpe
Santa Claus
J. A. Schaffer
B. C. Sharpe
Guy Paul Burkett
Irvin Golden
Adam Shostak
Janet. Roberts
Wilma Shostak
Betty White
South Mulberry Street
White
Paramount PTA To Have Meet Tuesday Evening
Paramount School PTA plans an annual turkey dinner for February 7 after a January 9 executive meeting. The regular PTA session is set for January 15 at 7 45 PM in the school, with entertainment before business. Ches ter Delphey presents slides titled U S Travel Log. Classroom visitation precedes from 6 15 to 7 45 PM.
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Paramount School Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Chester Delphey
U.S
Willing Workers Class Entertains At Homewood
The Willing Workers Class of Christ's Evangelical and Reform Church met at Homewood Church Home on January 9. They served a supper to fifty-seven guests, followed by games and a pleasant evening. Members present included Verna Mowen, Dorothy Binning, Louise Corderman, Ann Shafer, Mary Corderman, Hazel Moss, Mary Hoover, Carvella Brandenburg, Clara McDowell, Marie Burgan, Mary Seibert, Dorothy Carlisle, Dee Baird, Dot Martin, Ruth Potter, Lewis Ditto, Ruth Ditto, Grace Brandenburg, Deanne Baird, Henrietta Eckhart, Irene Downs, Mildred Perham, Rhoda Doyle, Maud Dearfoss, Martha Manspeaker, Blanche Maugans, Madeline Shank, Ethel Foster, Kathleen Hartranft, and Reverends Mark Wagner, Lawrence Strugk, and Kasten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Homewood Church
Verna Mowen
Dorothy Binning
Louise Corderman
Ann Shafer
Mary Corderman
Hazel Moss
Mary Hoover
Carvella Brandenburg
Clara McDowell
Marie Burgan
Mary Seibert
Dorothy Carlisle
Dee Baird
Dot Martin
Ruth Potter
Lewis Ditto
Ruth Ditto
Grace Brandenburg
Deanne Baird
Henrietta Eckhart
Irene Downs
Mildred Perham
Rhoda Doyle
Maud Dearfoss
Martha’ Manspeaker
Blanche Maugans
Madeline Shank
Ethel Foster
Kathleen Hartranft
Mark
Wagner
Lawrence Strugk
Kasten
Potomac Temple Installs 1957 Officers in Keedysville Pythian Hall
Potomac Temple of Pythian Sisters in Keedysville installed new officers for 1957 in a ceremony at the Pythian Hall. Officers include Past Chief Mrs. Jean Clipp and Grand Manager Mrs. Alma Ross among others with special guests from Rose Temple Hagerstown and Loyal Temple Smithsburg. Working Together named as the year’s theme with committees formed and a social period followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Frances Eutler
Leila Hammond
Gae Smith
Frances Eniler
Sabina Baker
Pauline Lowe
Catherine Smith
Alma Ross
Gladys Hershberger
Olive Brown
Ruth Kefauver
Gee Smith
Thurgle Bell
Jean Clipp
Betty Crider
Cora Weaver
Julia Risler
Rachel Wagner
Luella Murphy
Rose Temple of
Hagerstown
Loyal Temple
Smithsburg
Meeting Changes for Keedysville Farm Bureau Planning Group
The Keedysville Farm Bureau Planning Group will meet Wednesday evening January 15 at Howard Remsburg’s home, instead of Charles Taylor’s. The discussion topic is Maryland Taxes.
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Keedysville Farm Bureau
Howard Remsburg
Charles Taylor
Maryland
Multiple Engagements Announced in Local District
Swisher Chesnut and Chesnut families reveal engagements for Cora Lee Rosenberry to Lloyd R. Martin of Indian Springs, and Audrey Jean Coble to Robert E. Weaver of Hagerstown, with fall wedding plans. Delores Ann Palmer to Merle F. Whipp of Keedysville, and Mary Anne Chesnut to Edgar Lee Swisher of Hancock also announced. Nancy Jean Cunningham to Perry Franklin Reese, with Navy service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Palmer
Boonsboro
Route Two
Delores Ann
Merle F. Whipp
Ray
F. Whipp
Keedysville
Miss Palmer
Boonsboro High School
Hanover Shoe Company
Middletown
Mr. Whipp
United States Air Force
Mr.'s
D. Raymond Chesnutt
Watfordsburg, Pennsylvania
Mary Anne
Edgar Lee Swisher
Hancock
Chesnut
Southern Fulton Joint High School
Swisher
Hancock High School
State Roads Commission
Perry Franklin Reese
Harry C. Reese
Hagerstown
Miss Cunningham
Hagerstown High School
Montgomery Ward
Reese
United States Navy
Committees Appointed by Ruritan Club in Keedysville
The Keedysville Ruritan Club held its first year meeting at Pythian Hall. President Arthur Rehrer announced the new road opening to the Keedysville School on January 2 and praised the club’s role in building it. New members Stanley Taylor and Vernon Hammond joined. past president William Wells received a national Ruritan pin. The club named numerous standing and special committees across programs, welfare, education, agriculture, industry, and more, plus special expansion and publicity groups. A speech by Robert Wyand highlighted a Mexico trip. Special guests from the club’s Christmas parade band attended.
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Keedysville
Ruritan Club
Pythian Hall
Class
Salem
Douglas Highbarger
Salvation Army
Stanley Taylor
Vernon Hammond
Wiliam Wells
Howard Burtner
Wyand Rohrer
John Long
Ivan Naugel
Lee Garnand
George Roulette, Jr
Ben Wagner
Arthur Rohrer
John Wagner
Harold Lowe
Charles Taylor
George Miller
Lloyd Moats
Glen Norris
Stafford Kline
George Roulette
Lee’ Garnand
Home
Robert Gordon
Ivan Naugle
William
True Blue Class Stages Meeting at Mt Zion Lutheran
The December meeting of the True Blue Sunday School Class of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church in Locust Grove was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice of Appletown. Mrs. Nyle Poffenberger led the program, followed by refreshments for a long list of attendees.
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True Blue
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Locust Grove
Clarence Rice
Appletown
Nyle Poffenberger
Lloyd Mullendere
Albert Smith
Charley Poffenberger
Harold Smith
Guy Smith
Harry Hughes
Ralph Reeder
Mary Snyder
Martha Snyder
David Martz
Myra Philhour
Sara Jane Smith
Miriam Smith
Licensed To Wed In Frederick For Wilt And Ar ment
A marriage license was issued in Frederick to Forrest A Wilt of Hagerstown and Verna M Ar ment of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Forrest A. Wilt
Hagerstown
Verna M. Arment
Pittsburgh
Discharged Patients List From Washington County Hospital
The Washington County Hospital discharged several patients including Mary E. Albright Fredica A. Arnold Linne E. Ausherman John W. Benedict Caroline J. Brown Edgar W. Davis Betty J. Eby Charles E. Fox George R. Benson Elmer E. Jones Wayne L. Rees Jacob F. Leckton Steven F. Lyon Alvey Mc Gowen Hazel E McMillen Geraldine M. Mauck Esther E. Monroe Carol L. Mummert Arthur C. Provard Doris A. Renner Evelyn L. Resh Iretta D. Rider Jo A. Schnebly Carol J. Stevens Virginia M. Stevens Anna L. Stitzel and others. A nature of household tips appears advising winter skin protection with petroleum jelly and a cooking tip to sprinkle buttered crumbs on asparagus and beans to enhance family meals.
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Washington County Hospital
Mary E. Albright
Hagerstown
Fredica A. Arnold
Linne E. Ausherman
Williamsport
John W. Benedict
N. Potomac St
Caroline J. Brown
Belvedere Rd
Edgar W. Davis
Liamsville
Betty J. Eby
Charles BE. Fox
N. Cleveland Ave
George R. Benson
Salem Ave
Elmer E. Jones
Knoxville
Wayne L. Rees
Liberty St
Jacob F. Leckton
Wayside Ave
Steven F. Lyon
Alvey McGowen
Harpers Ferry
Hazel E McMillen
Bryan Place
Geraldine M. Mauck
Gapland
Esther E. Monroe
Berkson
Carol L. Mummert
Arthur C. Provard
Clear Spring
Doris A. Renner
S. Potomac St
Evelyn L. Resh
Iretta D. Rider
Marvin Ave
Jo A. Schnebly
Carol J. Stevens
Greencastle
Virginia M. Stevens
Anna L. Stitzel
Closets Seek Fresh Air With Fan Aid
Frequent odors lead to use of an electric fan during long weeks to speed air exchange and keep clothes from musty scent.
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Alpha Epsilon
Paramount Pta
HAT
L & B Hat Shop
N.E. Cer
Public Square
Homewood
Potomac Temple
Perry Como
Maryland Theatre
Martin
Lloyd W. Martin
Big Pool
Clear Spring High School
Clear’ Spring High
U. S. Army
Korea
Indian Springs
Swisher-Chesnut
Whipp-Palmer
Mary Weaver
Ross Street
Miss Coble
James Buchanan High School
Weaver
Danzer Metal Works
Reese-Cunningham
W. D. Cunningham
Summit Avenue
This City
Nancy Jean
Miss Coral. Rosenberry
Audrey Coble
Delores Palmer
Mary Chesnut
Nancy Cunningham
Wed
Footer's
Hang Footer
N. Jonethan
St. James Theatre
Bldg
Dunn's House OF Shoes
Bentz & Dunn
Nunn
Bush Edgerton Dunn
Craft
Children’s Sale
Dunn's
N. Potomac
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