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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1952

Page

11

Washington County Farm Queen Contest Opens Entries

The Washington County Farm Bureau invites 16 to 18 year old farm girls to enter the annual Farm Queen contest. Eligible participants must live on a farm of at least three acres and be unwed. County winner advances to Maryland State Fair events for a chance to reign as Maryland Farm Queen.

Washington County Boonsboro Washington County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Hach Maryland Maryland State Fair Board Timonium Timontum

Mentzer-Smith Vows Repeated At Trinity Church

Miss Prektty B. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Reno Smith Highfield became the bride of Private Robert H Mentzer son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mentzer Mont Alto in a quiet ceremony last Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church Smithsburg. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Robert Trook. The bride wore a white marquisette dress with an English bodice and a Dutch cap. Her matron of honor was Mrs Lennis Taker and best man was Lennis Baker. The bride is a Smithsburg High School 1951 graduate employed by J J Newberry Waynesboro. groom attended Mont Alto and Quincy Schools and serves in the U S Army stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The couple will reside with the bride's parents at 350, with a $25 gift to the couple.

Prektty B. Smith Reno Smith Highfield Robert H. Mentzer Robert Mentzer Mont Allo Trinity Lutheran Church Smithsburg Robert Trook Lennis Taker Lennis Baker Smithsburg High School J. J. Newberry Company Wayneshore Mont Atto Quincy United States Aru Ebds Aberdeen Proving Groiuds Teane

Dr Hamm To Be Speaker At City Park Vespera

Rev Dr L Boyd Hamm of St John s Lutheran Church will speak on Lite imperatives at City Park Vespa service this Sunday at 7 pm. Assisting are Lynn Meyers and organist Agner Edelman with musical selections. Services run weekly through August 26 under Washington County Council of Churches guidance led by Rev James K E Ault.

Boyd Himmm St. John’s Lutheran Church

Vespers and Band Concert Draw Small Town Crowd

The first community vesper service and band concert drew over 200 attendees at Taylor Remprial Park in Keedysville Sunday July 8. Rev. Robert V. Mays of Mount Vernon EUB Church will speak Sunday July 13 and Salem EUB Church will perform a special musical number. The Quincy Orphanage Band of Quincy Pa will present a concert after the worship service. Community Church Connell sponsors continue Sunday evenings through July.

Taylor Remprial Park Keedysville Robert V. Mays Mount Vernon

Class Hostess Mrs Wentz Hosts Willing Workers Meeting

The Potomac Avenue home of Mrs Bryan Wents hosted the Willing Workers Class of Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church on Wednesday. Mrs Walter Cearfors led the program with a prayer by George Washington and notes on the Liberty Bell and a Herbert Hoover quotation. Twenty four members and four visitors attended the business session led by Mrs Clara McDowell. Plans were made for an August boat trip aboard the Potomac Belle. Hostess provided refreshments.

Potomac Avenue Bryan Wents Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church Walter Cearfors George Washington Herbert Hoover Mra Clara McDowell Potomac Belle Hoatess

Miss Borror and Donald Lewis Wed in Church Ceremony

Miss Helen Louise Borror daughter of Mr and Mrs Arlic E Borror Cresaptown Maryland married Donald Lee Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Bilsworth Lewis Cumberland Route at Washington Square Methodist Church on June 30 1951 The ceremony was at 1 pm conducted by Rev Charles mr LeFew A dinner followed at the Hotel Alexander The couple plan to reside in Frederick where he will teach at Frederick Junior High School After September they will be at home to friends in Frederick

Washington Squate Methodist Church Helen Louise Borror Arlic E. Borror Cresaptown Donald Lee Lewis Bilsworth Lewis Cumberland Charles Mr. LeFew Frostburg State Teachers’ College Fairchild Aircraft Corporation Lewis Frederick Frederick Junior High School

How to Press Droopy Veils With Vapor Steam Iron

The article explains correcting droopy veils by using a vapor steam iron. Place the veil on the ironing board between two sheets of waxed paper. Set the iron to rayon and press to restore shape.

Demo Women Picnic In Washington County On July 23

The Democratic Women's Organization of Washington County will hold its annual picnic on Wednesday evening July 23 at Wyckcliffe the home of Mr and Mrs Winslow Burhaus on the Potomac. Reservations by 9 p.m. Saturday July 19 via Mrs Irene Cunningham telephone 5546.

Democratic Women's Organization of Washington County Wyckclitte Winslow Burhaus Potomac Irene Cunningham

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