Washington County AAUW plans final meeting and tea
The Washington County Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its final executive committee meeting of the season on Monday June 1 at 8 p.m. at the Bilsary Haines Avenue. A tea honoring college graduates will follow in the music room of the Washington County Museum from 3 to 5 p.m. Miss Catherine Beachley will discuss a recent trip to Japan. New officers were elected for the coming years with Mrs. J. Sumners as president and officers including Mrs. Michael I. Callus as vice president, Mrs. Dwight Collinus as recording secretary, and Miss Mary Kaylor as treasurer.
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Washington County
Ame 1 Association of Unversity Women
Bh Bilsary Haines Fr. m
Association
Wil
Japan
J. Sumners
Michael i. Callus
Dwight Collinus
Norman Broundwater
Mary Kaylor
H. K. Hawbaker
Miss Saylor Tapped for Chimes at Penn State
Nancy Lea Saylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Mae R of 2 North Potem at Street is among nineteen sophomores tapped for Chimes at Penn State State College Pa Membership requires a UA average and at least two campus service activities She majors in home economics and serves as circulation manager of News and Views the home economics college publication She plans to arrive home June 12 for summer vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lea Saylor
Mae R
North Potemat Street
National Junior Women's Service
Penn State
State College
Miss Saylor
News and Views
School of Home Economics
Home Economics Club
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
Miss Clapper Given Award for Scholastic Honors
Twenty two year old Miss Clapper, native of Smithsburg now living in Hagerstown, is a University of Maryland student majoring in state ration and minoring in science. Active in the Church of the Brethren, she has won prizes at last year’s Hagerstown Fair and four-year National Farm and Garden Clubs Capitol Division scholarships plus a Senatorial scholarship. She has also earned a dip scholarship and attended American Association events and Home Economics programs. She has done extension work for three summers and held several positions. The article notes other local residents returning home from travel and lists various names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clapper
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Route 5
University of Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Miss Clopper
Hagerstown Fair
Capitol Division
National Farm and Garden Clubs
Studemt Grange
Notable Residents Entertain Visitors At Local Homes
Mrs Nevinay S Silvery of Uae Gerstown Route recuperating after major surgery at Waslingtor Countys Pos pind. Mrs Alexander Hoysen and Catherine Jane of Fort Lewis Washington visiting with Boxsens parents. Theamas Kina of Can Aridge Mass arrived to visit Miss Peggy Amne Thun Tower Hill. Mrs 1 06 Marches of York Pa visiting Miss Thomina. they plan to attend the Sisiigamana Thoamime wading Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevinay S. Silvery
Uaegerstown
Othe Waslingtor
Alexander Hoysen
Catherine Jane
Fort Lewis
Washington
Spendig
Boxsens
Gerald W
Theamas Kina
Can Aridge
Mass
Peggy Amne
Tower Hill
Marches
York
Tadunyote
Thomina
Miss Groh Honored Guest At Rose Bowl Party
Miss Phelis Groh, bride to be of Charles pity in Clearbrook Virginia, attended a Rose Bowl party with Mr and Mrs Karl Carpenter hosting. The event featured decorations and a bridal meal, with remarks on forthcoming nuptials and related social notices.
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William Morin
Jett
Rose Bowl
Phelis Groh
Charles
Clearbrook
Karl Carpenter
Anton
Rowe
Cheig
Community event blends ceremony with bridge and prizes
In a small town gathering centered on a ceremony with candles and white tapers, refreshments followed as tables for bridge were set. Prizes were awarded to winners while a raffle sweep moved westward, honoring guests including Mrs Harry Bowie and Miss Hale Watisone. notices mention local addresses and a university event in Baltimore.
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Choayipar
Rae Henehy
Atraiseimen
Vestal Cnantain
Vanasta
Workshop Held Thursday by Washington County PTA Council
The Washington County Council of Parents and Teachers held its annual workshop at South Potomac Junior High School with over 160 attendees. PTA leaders discussed funds, programs, and council coordination while reminders were given to register for the University of Maryland summer conference July 14 and 15 with June 15 as the reservations deadline.
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Washington County Council of Parents and
South Potomac
Adbert Baltzley
Dynamiy Council
PTA
Josep Cumiskey
Surrey
Baltzley
S. J. Gower
Maryland
Austin Gardner
Daniel Foltz
C. Austin Gardner
Lester] Marshall
Ralph Cook
George Herbert
W. Grove
Dalle
Thennual
University of Maryland
Bakaley
Williamsport High holds annual June Dance for graduates
The Williamsport High School Alumni Association hosts its annual June Dance in the gymnasium on June 9 from 4 PM to 1 AM. Dick Harp's orchestra provides music, decorations are by a committee led by Miss Vitayettie Me There is no advance ticket sale. tickets are available at the door. Invitations were sent by postcard and dress is optional.
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Williamsport High School Annual Association
Williamsport
Dick Harp
Vitayettie
Albahuani
Newcomers Club Holds Meeting at Washington Museum
The Newcomers Club held its monthly meeting at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Mayor Herman L. Mills was to speak but caused a scheduling hiccup. Plans were announced for an Innnewestern gathering at the Howl Party House with reservations by Augie Tf or Mrs. 3 Nor Emin gton. Refreshments were served to members and guests.
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Newcomers Club
Washington County Museum
Augie Tf
Mre
Noremington
Ant
Robert Hiee
Recent Bride Weds Wayne E George in May Church Ceremony
Dolores Jane Barnhart and Wayne E George were married at the Church of the Brethren in a May 25 ceremony conducted by Dr Paul Minnich Robinson. The bride wore navy and white with a bouquet of white snapdragons and sweet peas. the groom is employed by Modern Clothing Co in Shippensburg. They reside in Chambersburg and plan a California wedding trip. Out of town guests came from Wooster Ohio, Ranson WV, and Chambersburg.
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Dolores Jane Barnhart
Garland St Johnston
Frederick Street
Wayne E. George
Ethel George
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Church of the Brethren
Paul Minnich Robinson
Don Ruth
Jacqueline Johnston
George
Hagerstown
Baltimore City Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore Home For Incurables! School of Nursing
Chambersburg Hospital
Chambershure Wich School
Modern Clothing Company
Shippensburg
California
Wooster
Ohio
Ranson, W. Va
Rev Kauffman To Give Sermon For College Graduates
The Rev Gerald D Kauffman assistant pastor of St Pauls will deliver the sermon at a June 4 service for Hagerstown Junior College graduates at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev Dr F Berry Plummer will conduct the service with a 20 member academic procession and senior choir. The choir will sing O King Eternal and organist Mrs Charles R K Ross will play Meditation Homage to Bastiste Victory.
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Hagerstown
St. Paul's
A. R. Spessard
O King Eternal
Smart-Runkle
Charles RK. Ross
Harris
Bastiste
Rockwell
Kern
Dinner Invitation Etiquette Clarified
A reader explains how to handle a dinner invitation when the spouse answers the phone. The correct approach is to ask to speak to the wife, rather than giving the husband the invitation, illustrating polite social etiquette.
Lycoming A Capella Choir to Perform at First Methodist
The Lycoming College A Capella Choir under Walter G. Melver visits Mercesburg for a June 6 program at 8:00 p.m. at First Methodist Church. The Williamsport group tours Pennsylvania after its Williamsport graduation. Rev. Frank H. Weller invites the public to hear anthems hymns and spirituals with a free will offering.
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First Methodist Church
Mercersburg
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Frank H. Weller
Discharges from Washington County Hospital Listed
Yesterday several patients were released from Washington County Hospital including Deborah Knepper of 614 North jrotometss and infant family members of Mrs Chester J. Senses at 203 South Potomac. Keedysville residents Mrs Lester Himes and Nancy L. Long and Waynesboro names Rhoda F. Myers Diana Decker and Mrs Earl Hoffman appear among the discharged.
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Washington County Hospital
Deborah Knepper
North
Fairview Road
Diana Decker
Waynesboro
Earl Hoffman
Boonsboro
John D.long
Greeteastie
Kee Mar Group Meets at Hoffmeier Home Monday
The Kee Mar Alumnae Association will hold a meeting Monday at 3 pm at the home of Mrs. Frank Hoffmeier, 422 North Potomac Street. The note mentions fruit spraying as a crop practice introduced in 188? and provides scant context.
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Kee Mar
Frank Hoffmeier
North Potomac Street
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Hagerstown Junior College
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