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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
3
Chapelwood Garden Club members pause summer activities for a two part workshop at St Mark's Parish House. The session focuses on flower arrangements with guidance from a consultant. Members bring mowers containers and a lunch for the event.
Messages from Hancock and nearby areas report Mrs. Hunter W. Miller returning home after surgery at Washington County Hospital. Walter R. Jamison remains in Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg. Va. W. Snyder returns to Herald-Mail duties after six weeks post surgery. Woody Lynn recuperating at Washington County Hospital. Local families share holiday guests and journeys, including Fort Bragg plans and Germany assignments.
Mr and Mrs Stanley J Taylor announce the birth of a son Brian Lee on July 6 at Frederick Road. Mrs Taylor is former Janet Lorraine Gamand. Mr and Mrs Daniel Myers announce first child Debra Kay a daughter born July at Fairplay Route 4. Mrs Myers is former Carolyn Crawford. Mr and Mrs Lauren Lee Pryor announce first child Laura Ellen a daughter born July at Washington Sanitarium and Hospital. Mrs Pryor is former Margaret Leader. Mr and Mrs Marvin W Moss announce third child and first daughter Debra Jean born July at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Moss is former Edna Jean Sense.
A birthday luncheon for Cindy Sharer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sharer, was hosted at The Mills home on Hag cne Route 2. Six year old Cindy played games as balloons and a large birthday cake decorated the carport while guests including Benny Mitchell Daisy, Jake Shankly, Ronnie Shankly, Nan Sharer and other relatives attended.
Friday evening ceremony at Church of the Brethren united Miss Linda Ellen Detrow and Audrey Vernon Fleagle of Bowerville in Hagerstown. The bride is daughter of Levi and Mary Detrow. the groom son of Vernon C. and Mrs Fleagle of Rouzerville. They plan a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
Newport RI August 7 tour showcases five private Newport mansions for Preservation Society funds. Tickets limited first come first served and rain or shine. buses run between estates with free parking available. Houses include Beacon Rock Harrison Avenue Bay House Ocean Avenue The Ledges Ocean Avenue Ocean View Bellevue Avenue and the former Harold Brown estate Bellevue Avenue. Proceeds aid preservation efforts. more information from Preservation Society Washington Square Newport RI.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen invite members to a family covered dish supper at City Park South Faullion on July 24 starting 6 20 pm. Mrs. Robert Deight Regent 30178 will take reservations by July 19. The next regular meeting is set for July 1 at Western Enterprise Fire Hall.
A meet for the Byran Betles and Generals will be held at the VFW Home on Saturday evening with activities starting at 7 PM. The event is organized by Centenn Bava, with Seth Dale listed among participants.
The nine hole ladies at Beaver Creek Country Club enter their last week of spring medal play with a low net event on the front nine Thursday. Those unable to play Thursday may complete the final round with members through next Tuesday. Friday is the signup deadline for the July 17 match with Fountain Head Country Club ladies.
A stork shower was hosted at 318 West Side Avenue for Mrs Arihuy Miller with co hosts Mrs Hazel McMillen and Mrs Pat McMill an. A tiered cake topped by a Stork and gardenias graced the table. Door prize went to Mrs Mary Sodergren and a long guest list included Hazel Barnhart Edna McDermott Barbara Shives Mary Vaynes and many others.
The Beaver Creek Senior 4-H Girls Club mapped an annual picnic during a recent meeting at Day Road home of Nancy Foltz. President Earlene Smith led as the group voted to hold the event at Great Cacapon Park in West Virginia. Miss Feltz demonstrated a cheese dip and refreshments were served after.
Mr and Mrs Henry Christopher Moriarty of Natick announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Diana Jene William Sprecher for Jr ot Cambridge Mass to 8 Hurd and Mrs 1185 Woodland in this city The wedding will take place on Saturday August 3 at 11 Celock in the morning in St Johns Church of Newtonville Mass A reception will follow in Pillar House Newton Lower Falls Mass The couple are both students at Northeastern University in Boston Mr Hurd attended Williamsport schools and graduated from St James School here He also allegedly attended the University of Maryland
Nearly 150 patients and friends enjoyed an evening of entertainment last Sunday evening at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital near Martinsburg West Virginia. Music was played by the Country Jokers and was provided by a grant from the Recording Industries Trust Fund in cooperation with Local 770 American Federation of Musicians.
The 55th annual Fahrney descendants reunion will be held Sunday at 2 pm in the North Pavilion of Hagerstown City Park. Relatives are invited to bring baskets and share in the gathering.
Miss Sayles and Mr Kessler announce their engagement. Miss Sayles is a 1963 graduate of South Hagerstown High School and employed at Potomac Edison Co. Mr Kessler, also a South Hagerstown graduate, works at Home Federal Savings and Swan Assurance. A wedding date has not been set.
The 36th Bingaman reunion will meet in the north pavilion of Cold Spring Bars in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on Sunday July 14 starting at 12 30 p m.
Linda House hosted a social gathering last Friday with attendees including Jean Carpenter, Doug Ain, Jay Lane, Green, Fred Baker, Deanna Fishadie Sherey Swope, Phyllis Fok, Connie Smith, Joan Burgesser, Beverly Martin, Linda Ferguson, Tom Harrison, Judy Cavanaugh, Nancy Baker, Diut Fuller, Buc ky House, Virginia Tiffany, Betty Wakenight, Ronald Rinehart, Tommy Lindsay, Julianne Wish hack, and Dennis Wolfe. Mrs Virginia Keller and Mrs Nancy Wishard assisted in serving.
The Silver Twirlers Square Dance Club will stage a family picnic July 18 at 6 30 p.m. at Kings Playground Green Tagila Pa. After dinner the group will enjoy dancing with children watching from the sidelines.
The Monday opening at The Trient Pole Playhouse drew a moved audience for The World Of Suzie Wong. Kiwanis Club sponsors the production with a gifted cast including Tisa Chang as Suzie and Mary Mon Toy as Minnie Ho. Engle Conran commands a sensitive Canadian artist role as the lead, with strong supporting turns from Damien Martin Arden Kiser Joan Buchman and Alex Finlayson. The revolving stage enhances mood through cafe bedroom harbor scenes as the ensemble delivers a poignant, beautifully staged performance.
Teenage contestant Sue Ann DeLauney overcame a severe poison ivy case to win the Miss Sharpsburg title. The Boonsboro High School junior delivered a three minute history poem about Sharpsburg and was invited to recite it at the Bicentennial pageant. Judges and contestants praised the event held at Sharpsburg Elementary School with awards including a transistor radio and a bouquet reception.
Mamie advises a 68 year old with gray blue hair and brown eyes on pale blue linen, with blue violet accents, white gloves hat and pumps. Suggested cosmetics include cream rouge pink powder and light blue eye shadow to deepen eyes, light lipstick, understated style, and matching accessories for the August wedding in a small town.
An open square dance is set for Saturday July 14 at the Shady Grove community building in Shady Grove PA from 8 20 to 11 00. Dancers are invited and Blackie Simmons will call the figures.
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