Bride to wed Richard Urgo in Mercersburg chapel
Miss Julia Fairfax Rose, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Rose of Williamsport, will marry Mr Richard Urgo of Mountain Head Heights this Saturday morning in Mercersburg chapel. A sequence of showers and gifts have celebrated the bride elect with friends including Patricia Warfield Ann Mathias and Jolly Urner hosting events leading to the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rose
Richard Urgo
Julia Fairfax Rose
Shaws
Missen Jolly Urner
Patricia Warfield
Ann Mathias
Misa Rose
Miss Urner
Fountain Herd Heights
Miss Rose
Joann Welder
Martha Stauffer
Christine Gardner
Ann Asilton
Marie Zimmerman
Paulette Kine
Fat Warfield
Jolly Ayner
Joseph F. Urgo
Mountain Head Heights
Mercersburg
Sunday Fellowship Meeting At St Pauls Reformed Church
The Youth Fellowship of St. Pauls Reformed Church Western Tike met at Marlene Snyder home on Thursday July 19. They planned to write a letter and mail a booklet to each member in service. They arranged a trip to Camp Michaux and Laurel Lake for Sunday July 22. Games were played and refreshments for 11 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Western Tike
Marlene Snyder
Camp Michaux
Laurel Lake
Ensuvetions Place Etiquette Note Sparks Debate
A fragment notes dining etiquette for guests and hosts at a restaurant. It emphasizes that the guest should let the host handle all arrangements including tipping, while contrasting a wrong approach with the correct courtesy.
Minister Weds Mrs Brandt in Washington Church
Mrs Brandt widow of Carl H Brandt of Hagerstown and Rev J E Horn of Washington D C quietly married at Epworth Methodist Church Washington by Rev Dr Turnbull Spickwall on Tuesday July 24 They will live in the parsonage 908 Massachusetts Ave NE Washington after September 3 The Rev Mr Horn serves Epworth Church and previously led St Pauls in Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besed
FP. Brandt
Hagerstown
J. HE. Kemp Horn
Washington, D. C
Epworth Methodist Church
Washington
John ‘Turnbull Spickwall
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Massachusetts Avenue
N. E
Mr. Horn
Epworth Church
St. Paul's Methodist’ Church
Brandt
Carl H. Brandt
Brandt Cabinet Works
VEW Auxiliary Picnic At Keedysville Home
The VEW Auxiliary of Willam D. Byron Post 1936 hosted a summer outing at Mrs. Ella Hammond’s Keedysville home. A straw truck delivered picnickers, with a weiner roast and watermelon, prizes awarded to Mrs. Lucille Windler J Hammond and Charles Hammond, music by Buddy Ecton and Bill Jackson, plans coordinated by Mrs. Cressie Carter and Mrs. Elsie Shipley. Attendees included Mrs. dames Carria Davis Cora Kubert Edna Orcutt Anna Stevenson Gladys Staines Julia Riser Floj Freed Alice Sweet Linda Lea Hammond Betty Mills Vi Fleming Jeannie Hammond Charles Webber Bill Stoner Leroy Burtner Fred Mongan Leroy Hammond Jay and Charles Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hammond
Keedysville
Willam D. Byron
Wheedysville
Aj Weiner
Lucille Windler
J. Hammond
Charles Hammond
Buddy Ecton
Bill Jackson
Cressie Carter
Elsie Shipley
Mrsdames Carria Davis
Cora Kubert
Edna Orcutt
Anna Stevenson
Gladys Staines
Julia Riser
Floj Freed
Alice Sweet
Linda Lea Hammond
Betty Mills
Vi Fleming
Jeannie Hammond
Charles Webber
Bill Stoner
Leroy
Rev McDonald to Return as Guest Preacher in Downsville
The Bethony Church of Christ in Downsville welcomes former pastor Rev Conrad McDonald of Lake City Florida as guest preacher this Sunday morning. He previously led the Bethany Church of Christ for years before health prompted a move to Florida. He will speak at the Downsville service and at Boonsboro First Christian Church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Downsville
Conrad McDonald
Lake City
Florida
McDonald
Bethany Church
iChrist
Boonsboro
Letitia Belle Sprecher to Wed Douglan L Schlotterbeck
Letitia Belle Sprecher daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar L Sprecher of Glenside Ave Glenside announces engagement to Douglan L Schlotterbeck son of Mr and Mrs E Schlotterbeck of Green Hill The couple are both Hagerstown High School graduates class of 1949 The bride to be is a student nurse at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore The wedding is set for August 18 Also announced are the engagement of Mary Ellen Fitzgerald cousin of Mr and Mrs William Jouvenal to John F P Keedy of Hagerstown with no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Sprecher
Glenside Avenue
Letitia Belle
Douglan L. Schlotterbeck
E. Schlotterbeck
Green Hill
William Jouvenal
Sligo Avenue
Silver Spring
Mary Ellen Fitzgerald
John FP. Keedy
Hagerstown
Pauline Paivona attends national convention in Houston
Miss Pauline Myers of Williamsport Maryland attends the 1951 National Secretaries Association Convention at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston Texas accompanied by her mother Mrs Tille E Myers. Other notes mention residents returning from Ocean City visits and a hospital patient in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Myers
Williamsport
Maryland
National Secretaries Association
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Texas
Tillie E. Myers
Izer Clan Will Gather Sunday
The fourth annual Izer clan union will be held on Sunday July 129 at Hager Park on Frederick's Street in this city. Games and contests will be enjoyed during the day. Clan members are requested to bring lunches. Coffee and ice cream will be provided by the committee in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager Park
Frederick's Street
Draper Birth of Daughter Doris Marie in Washington County
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Draper announce the birth of a daughter Doris Marie on July 22 at Washington County Hospital. The mother is formerly Helen Forsyth from Williamapart Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Draper
Williamapart
Doris Marhe
Washington, County Hospital
Draper
Helen Forsyth
Family Honored At Joint Party
A joint party Sunday honored the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Draper and their daughter Linda. Attendees included numerous Draper relatives and friends, among them Roy and Linda Draper, Albert Draper, Frank Draper and daughters Betty and Josephine, Harry Draper, Swope family, Munday family, Beard family, and many others. An earthquake in Shenai province China on January 24 1566 killed an estimated 840000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Draper
Ivan H. Beard
Evc Perrott
Roy Kelley
Carolyn
Joyce
Donald Draper
Larry
Fred Draper
John Draper
Mya
James T. Draper
David
Lawrence Draper
Charles
Old-fashioned Picnic Planned By Navy Mothers
The Hagerstown Navy Mothers club plans an old fashioned picnic supper for next Thursday evening at Hager Park. Attendees should bring a picnic, supper, eating equipment, and are invited to bring family and friends for a real old fashioned get together. There will be games for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hagers Park
Streetcar Named Desire draws second week at Mountain Theatre
The Mountain Theatre in Brad dock Heights extends Streetcar Named Desire to a second week due to large demand. Critics praise Lee Sanders as Blanche and Jean Osborne as Stella while Director Charles Crain guides a strong cast led by David Ryan as Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Theatre
Braddock Heights
South Moutain
Becarne
Tennessee Williams
Lee Sanders
The
Blanche
Miss Sanders
Jean Osborne
Rien Pare Woods
Harold Mitchell
Chine Pollock
Eunice Wheaton
Funice Hubjel
Robert Drew
Steve Hubpel
Don Brachey
Pablo Gonzales
Gene Remington
James Decker
Desire
New York
Helen Hayes
Attendance at Keedysville Vespers Draws Large Crowd
An unusually large attendance filled Taylor Memorial Park for the fourth Keedysville vesper service on Sunday evening. Rev. Donald R. Stonerfer led the service with the topic Lessons from the Flowers. Mrs. Roscoe Hammond sang Beside the Still Water with Mrs. Robert Wyand on piano. Afterward the Quincy Orphanage Band of Quincy, Ta directed by Richard Reel performed The Flyer An Evening Serenade and other pieces. Plans outlined for next Sunday's community festival of sacred music featuring talent from Sharpsburg Boonsboro Benevola and Keedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Memorial Park
Donald R. Stoner
St. Peter
Roscoe Hammond
Robert Wyand
May Quincey Orphanage Band
Quincy
Richard Reel
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Benevola
Keedysville
Playground Hosts Annual Doll Show at Reservoir Park
The Reservoir Park Playground held its annual doll show on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Doris Browning as judge. Ribbons went to Cindy Browning for cutest cowgirl Maude Norcross for the blackest baby Viola King smallest doll Maude Norcross oldest doll Peggy Duncan infant doll Bobby Norcross military dolls Richard Montgomery most comical and unusual doll Virginia Hornbecker most typical foreign doll Glenda Delauter prettiest evening dress Patsy Barr curliest darkest hair Sheila Weigand best kept doll blue eyes Cindy Browning first Virginia Hornbecker second for bridal doll Terry Browning stuffed tiger Maude Norcross rag cloth Maude Norcross fairy tale dolls Virginia Hornbecker Belgian Congo doll Virginia Hornbecker elvenus performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reservoir Park Playground
Doris Browning
Cindy Browning
Maude Norcross
Viola King
Pegey Duncan
Bobby Norcross
Richard Montgomery
Virginia’ Hornbecker
Glenda Delauter
Patsy Barr
Sheila Weigand
Virginia Hoornhecker
Terry Browning
Virginia Hornbecker
Quick Summer Hair Setting With Cotton Rolls
A New York stylist suggests a simple cotton roll method to set hair for summer. Use two cotton rolls, one seven inches by one inch and another fourteen inches by one inch, place at neck and crown, cover with a net to dry hair quickly and create a polished, glossy look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vito
New York
Delta Gamma Alumnae Plan August Tea at Mrs Wells Home
Local Delta Gamma Alumnae met Monday at Mrs Gordon English's home to discuss an August tea. The planning concentrates on attire and hairstyle guidance for guests, with invitations to be issued and details about seating and securing the event at Shorter Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma National Social Sorority
Mrga
Gordon English
Grean
Bridgeport Homemakers Picnic Highlights Club Gathering
The Bridgeport Homemakers Club hosted a picnic at City Park with about 40 people, 22 members and guests. A bake dinner was served and games followed, with prizes awarded for “If You Have the Correct Number,” “Fit to Be Tied,” “Stamps on the Schnozz,” and “Fishing for Marshmallows.” A new member, Mrs Bruce Morrison of Sunset Avenue, Hagerstown, joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Homemakers’ Club
P. W. McClain
Ralph Rohrer
William Miller
Karl Recher
Earl Hoffman
Ayary
Wiliam Worthington
Mijas
Ardath Martin
Henry Lohman
Huffman
Ralph McClelland
Earl Becher
Hubert Toma
Kelvin Moyera
Hubert Towns
Ralph McClerland
Wiliam Miller
Mre
McClain
Ramea
Bruce Morrison
Sunset Avenue
Hagerstown
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Betty Nuckles
Laura Simpson Pagent
Jane Hose
Potomac Beauty Salon
Potomac
VEW
Rev. MacDonald
Schlotterbeck—Sprecher
Keedy—Fitzgerald
Paivona
Virginia Boward
South Prospect Street
James Koliopatos
Ocean City
Robert Statton
Helen Bower
Oak Hill Avenue
Fairchild New York
George W. Webber
Bowery Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Flossie Petersen
Jack
Los Angeles
California
Lelia Carl
Virginia Avenue
Eileen
New York City
Dalton Barkman
Naval Mine Craft Base
Charleston
S. C
Stanley K. Barkman
Evergreen Terrace
Chewsville
Lorraine Thiefeldt
South i Mulberry Street
Sally Round
Greenwich
Connecticut
Charles Leazer Main
Patricia
Charles, Jr. Chettle
Lewis Allen
Mains
Paytona Beach
Ada Geeting
Myrtie Thomas
Keedyaville
Camp Penn
Izer Clan
Mano Swartz
the Style Shop Public Square
Fleisher % Shoe Department
Fleisher’ Shoe Department
Donel
Navy
Civitan Club
City Park
North Dillon
Washington Area
Camp Staquipe
Thomas Campbell
Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Civitan
William Green
J. Franklin iShank
Rose Shop
Hotel
Hamilton
Alicia Hart
NEA Start
Delta Gamma
Thame
Mra
Samuel Wells
Homemakers
Bridgeport
W. Washington St
Newberry
Hhc
Corttaga
Ie Mcpean
East Sida
New Weston Bar
Treate
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