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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
4
Engagement notices from Fit. Lena and Hagerstown include Natalie Joye Barnhart to Leonard Merle Easterday with a wedding planned August first. Betty Lorraine Shank to David L. Murray, both of this city, with July 2 deployment for David and no wedding date yet.
Records show 69 marriage licenses issued in the past week at the Washington County Court House with only eight to local couples. Names listed include Leon Fogle Spalding Doris Jean Beach Roy M Poole Anna Tt Pate Frank R Thmlop Fithoe Li Parks Robert E Hreather dig Mary E Clark Robert Wilbur Stottleamer Virginia Wolfe Donald V Magaha Joyce Dawson Albert J Drenner Betty A Jamison Joseph Valentino Desensi Betty Jane Murray.
Zonta Club members and guests will gather this evening at the Burhan summer home for an annual picnic with a 5 30 p m hotel departure from the Alexander. Miss Dotte McGraw leads as general chairman with Miss Nancy Ramnarciotti and Mrs Mary Poser as hostesses. A program follows the picnic supper as summer meetings pause until September 9 at the Women's Club.
A wedding at St Marys Rectory on June 28 features Miss Gloria Lucila McNamee daughter of John C McNamee and Robert Thomas Slate Jr son of Mr and Mrs Slate. The ceremony by Fr Charles W Dausch had maid of honor Connie Shanibaugh and best man Charles Squibb. The couple plans a Washington trip and a month in North Carolina. Mrs Slate is a Hagerstown High School graduate and former L Aiglon Apparel employee.
The Griswold Family Association of America annual meeting and reunion will be held Saturday July 24 in the Congregation Church Parish House Wethersfield Conn. Registration starts 11:00 a m EST luncheon at noon a business meeting a musical program and a speaker follow. For more information contact Mrs S A Griswold Branford Conn.
Beachwear returns with versatile swim outfits featuring a one piece salt suit with color accent and matching jacket. A three piece set includes a tiny cape with pleated edge and a shimmery sundress style skirt. All crafted in quick dry rayon nylon blends for sun wind and salt spray protection.
The Chamber of Commerce lists weekly luncheon meetings and gatherings for July. Optimist Lions Civitan Rotary Kiwanis Exchange clubs meet at local venues including Hotel Alexander and Terrace Restaurant. A July 14 hairdressers meet and a Zonta Club picnic at the Burhans cottage are planned.
July 15 19 See How They Run Braddock Theatre July 26 Meridian Club dinner meeting Women's Club July 17 Shrine Club Meeting July 22 26 The Mad Woman of Chaillot Braddock Theatre July 29 The Happiest Years Braddock Mountains Theater July 26 Newcomers Picnic Pangborn Park August 9 Brigadoon Mountain Theater Braddock August 6 Bonat Abraham Sisterhood meeting Synagogue August 7 Annual PE picnic Braddock Heights August 11 Hagerstown Hairdressers and Cosmetologists American Legion Home 730 pm August 12 22 Hagerstown Race Meet August 25 Hagerstown Photography Society meeting Vocational Training Center August 14 Navy Mother meeting Odd Fellows Hall
Hollywood notes profile Budd Boetticher as an energetic director who sets the pace on set. He says actors imitate his daring stunts, with Scott Brady Jeff Chandler Anthony Quinn and Hubert Stack among those who followed his lead. Boetticher once fought bulls in Mexico and now wears casual gear to keep his suit pristine on filming days.
A social gathering last night at Mrs. William Brenner home in Martinsburg honored Mrs. Brenner with a combined wedding shower and housewarming. Attendees included Mrs. Brenner guests, gifts were given and a plant was presented for her home.
The director discusses filming action sequences including charging bulls for City Beneath the Sea and Bronco Buster. He stages closeups with a bullfighter cape and bullbaiting to achieve dramatic impact. A new Spain shoot may involve actor Ricardo Montalban in a ring with beasts.
A buffet supper and dance are planned at Fountain Head Country Club for Saturday July 19. Supper runs 7 to 9 pm, dancing 9 to midnight with Rivers Chambers and his orchestra providing music. Reservations for the buffet must be made by July 16 via the club secretary.
The Travelers Protective Association held its first annual picnic at Conocochague Park Sunday afternoon. About 60 members and families attended with contests and games underway. State President Clarkson Gemmill and state Secretary were present. committee led by Frank Hoover with aides Nate Brenner and others.
Several local residents and their guests returned home from trips to Rehoboth Beach and other locales. Notable returns include Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Mosser and families, Mrs. Florence Coffman from Takoma Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stott of Blue Ridge Summit with guest John M. Walteradorf of Baltimore.
Marriage licenses were issued in Frederick County to Charles Biegene Miller and Doris L Anders of Jingerstown. Leon YV Shank and Janice Kaye Nave of Fair Day. and other local couples in the Ocean City Maryland area.
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