Miss Amsley Feted At Washington Square Party
A surprise shower honored Miss Margaret Amsley hosted by Hagerstown Leather Company employees at Washington Square Methodist Church. Betrothed Miss Amsley to Mr John Robison announced. guests listed among those attending and gifts in a blue pink white decor.
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Washington Square Methodist Church
Margaret Amsley
Hagerstown Leather Company
Mine Ainsley
John Robison
Amantha Shaw
Martha Hines
Robert Shank
Doris Rager
Mildred Miller
Bruce Miller
Earl Coffman
Myrtle
Holmes
Ruth Rodeffer
Frances Bowman
Arlean Ebersole
Margaret May
Nellie Risling
Lois Knode
Blanche Schaeffer
Helen Stouffer
Janice Swain
Florence Castle
Ruth Fouke
Margaret Kretsinger
Naomi Shank
Mae Benedict
Grace Lowell
Daisy Fox
Pearl Kendall
Cora Davis
Lorraine Traver
Carlyne Hetzel
Mary Dick
Mifanwy Garling
Bertha Lindaly
Helen Cornell
Mae Rowland
C. H. Ainsley
Edgar King
Harry I. Thomas
Fev
Mra
C. M. Levew
Meeting notice for American Legion Auxiliary post event
A regular meeting is set for Thursday January 27 at 8 o clock for the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Post 211 social night. Games will be played and refreshments served. Please be present.
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American Legion Ladies ‘Auxiliary
Woodland Way PTA Panels On Community Expectations
Woodland Way parents and students hosted a panel with the theme What We Expect of Each Other under moderator Judge Joseph D Mish. About 150 people attended a tuberculosis test talk and the sixth grade won the attendance banner. The next PTA meeting is set for Monday February 28 at the school.
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Woodland Way
Parent-Teacher Association
Joseph D. Mish
Wood‘and
Way P.T.A
Clubs Formed By Students At South Potomac Junior High
On Tuesday afternoon twenty four clubs were formed for the second semester at South Potomac Junior High School. Led by principal William Donaldson, the survey guided group creation in crafts dramatics music photography modeling art cooking and sports. New clubs include Hiking and Photography plus Know Your City and the Majorette Club for baton learning.
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South Potomac
Ethir
William Donaldson
Meeting of Federated Garden Clube Presidents in Baltimore
A meeting of the Federated Garden Clube of Maryland presidents and directors was held in Baltimore on Tuesday January 25. Plans were made for the spring gathering slated for June at the Hampton Estate.
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Federated Garden Clube of Maryland
Hampton Estate
Ladies Bible Clan Meets at Washington Square Sunday School
The Ladies Bible Clan of the Washington Square Methodist Sunday School will hold a regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at 7 30 p m. A good attendance is requested. American investments in fur farming now are estimated at more than 50 000 000 dollars.
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Ladies Bible Clan
Washington Square
Engagement Announced for June Davis and Charles Sponseller
Miss June Davis and Charles E Sponseller are announced as an engaged couple. Miss Davis is a local high school senior. Sponseller is a Hagerstown High School graduate of 1946, two years US Navy veteran, employed by Blue Ridge Transportation Co. The wedding is planned for the fall.
Hagerstown A Capella Choir Presents Two Sunday Programs
The Hagerstown A Capella Choir directed by Raymond K Hollinger offered two Sunday performances. The first at Presbyterian Church Mercersburg began 4 p m and the second followed at First Evangelical U B Church Chambersburg at 7 30 p m. Selections included O Sing Unto The Lord Cherubim Song List Thine Eyes Elijah At Eventide It Shall Be Light Holy City List The Cheruble Host Very City Immortal Love My God and I Now The Day Is Over with Miss Catherine Powell at the organ and Mrs Merle Belle Collett as soloist.
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Patton
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Gaul
Mia
Merle Bella Collett
Raymond K. Hollinger
Keedysville Eastern Star Presents Program Night
Keedysville O E S Olive Branch Chapter staged a men night meeting with three films by Don ald Gantz group singing led by Rev. Charles Miller and an essay on Boyz by Gerald Hammond. Deputy lecturer Mrs Eliza beth Shank will visit next meeting. Mary Rowe is worthy matron and Page Ditto is Worthy Patron. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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Olive Branch
Order of the Eastern Star of
Keedysville
Donald Gantz
Charles Miller
Woman's Page News Roundup From Local Addresses And Visits
The column lists local residents with updated addresses and whereabouts. Pfc James E Wade, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wade, now at Sas Vegas Air Force Base Nevada. Moris P Fish of Sharpsburg is a patient at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Alice Unger has returned to Washington DC after visiting Randolph Ave. Regina Glover has returned home from Cumberland MD. Vance Zimmerman returned from Charleston WV. J D Sanders back home after six weeks in Tampa FL. Edwin A Anderson a patient at Camp Pickett VA hospital seeks messages. Eva L Martin and son Donald returned from Palm Beach FL.
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James E. Wade
Charles H. Wade
Hagerstown
Sas Vegas Air Force Base
Nevada
Alice Unger
Washington, D. C
3. M. Jacques
Randolph Avenue
Regina Glover
South Potomac Street
George Norris
Cumberland, Md
Norris's
Edwin A. Anderson
U. 8
Spatfon Hospital
Ward A-4
Camp Pickett
Russell D. Anderson
Mitchell Avenue
Keedysville 4-H Girls Club Meets with Stenciling Talk
Mrs. Lille Zimmerman hosted the regular Keedysville 4-H Girls Club meeting. Local leader Mrs. Walter Shank spoke on stenciling and textile painting while the group painted. Present were Shirley Wagner, Beverly Moats, Vivien Moats, Hilda Stump, Peggy Stump, Bernice Remsburg, Delores Mongan, Mina Sweeney, Frances Long, Virginia Fleming, Regina Hammond, Joann Waters, Doris Ellin, Ann Miller, and Bernice Burkett. Visitor Mrs. Harry Remsburg, Homemakers club president, attended.
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Lille Zimmerman
Keedysville
Walter Shank
Shirley Wagner
Beverly
Vivien Moats
Hilda
Peggy Stump
Bernice Ann Remsburg
Delores Mongan
Mina Sweeney
Frances Long
Virginia Fleming
Regina Hammond
Joann Waters
Doris Ellin
Ann Miller
Bernice Burkett
Harry Remsburg
The
Homemakers Club
P.T.A. Meeting At Howard School With Founder's Day Plan
The Howard Street Parent-Teacher Association held its January meeting with guest speaker Robert Lesher. Attendees voted to make February a Founder's Day program, and the attendance banner was awarded to the first grade taught by Miss June Harrison.
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Howard Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Lesher
June Harrison
Proud Parents Welcome Daughter of St Clair in Colorado Springs
Proud parents Mr and Mrs V St Clair announce the birth of a daughter in Colorado Springs Colo Former Hagerstown resident St Clair now stationed overseas in Korea
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First St
Hills V. St. Clair
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. St. Clair
Hagerstown
Kores
Heidt's Stars To Appear Here In Hagerstown
Horace Heidt's Parade of Stars, a talent group from his radio program, visits Hagerstown for two shows at Franklin Court Auditorium on February 16. Harold Parr, Nadine Jansen, Jack Green, Pat Therriault, Jimmy Grosso, and John Mungail headline a tour noted for drawing large crowds and launching many performers.
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Horacé Heidt
Bandleaders
Hagerstown
Franklin Court Auditorium
Horace Heidt
Heidt
Harold Parr
Parr
Nadine Jansen
California
Heidi
Chicago
Oriental Theatre
Jack Green
Pat Therriault
Jimmy Grosso
Baltimore
John Mungail
Funkstown PTA Holds January Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Funkstown P.T.A. gathered in the social room of St. Pauls Lutheran Church for a covered dish supper. About 150 people attended and enjoyed a social hour after the dinner.
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Funkatown P.T.A
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Churchmen's Night Speakers at January Men’s Club
The Men's Club of the Church of the Brethren met January 26 in the church school auditorium with about 85 attendees and guests. Dr. Lowell Ensor, president of Western Maryland College, spoke on a theme from Acts 27:29 about four anchors in life and God’s eventual triumph, and the group favored a county wide vote on Sunday movies if a referendum occurs. The February meeting will host a father and son banquet on February 22.
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Church of the Brethren
Church School
Lowell Ensor
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Maryland
Winter Street P T A Panel Explores Child Rights at Home
The Winter Street PTA held a panel on What Every Child Has A Right To Expect From His Home. Speakers including Mrs. P J Shank Rev L E Teters and Mrs Waldner Fuller urged parents to inspire growth, foster independent thinking, and provide wise affection and faith. A Child Study Group meeting was announced for January 27 at 2 p.m. The report also notes the boll weevil damages about one tenth of the cotton crop annually.
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Winter Street
P.T. A
P. 3. Shank
L. E. Teters
Albert Balgley
Dear Mary Haworth: reader critiques language use
A University psychology student questions Mary Haworth's column style, suggesting its complex terms alienate average readers. Haworth defends clarity, citing adult audiences and life experience as keys to understanding.
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Mary Haworth
Tam
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Chambersburg
Television Nitely
Airport
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Keedysville O.E.S
Persenals
Moris P. Fish
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Vance Zimmerman
Hamilton Boulevard
Charleston
W. Va
J. D. Sanders
Tampa
Florida
Eva L. Martin
Donald
Virginia Avenue
Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs. Zimmerman
Howard
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Funkstown
P.T.A
Hammaker Brothers, Inc
S. Potomac St
Dr. Ensor II
Men's Club
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Sopoeauu Cmyureles
Mae Rot
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American Psychiatric Association
M. H. Mary Haworth
King Features Syndicate
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N. Potomac St
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