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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
3
The first grades of Antietam Street School present an outdoor circus program on Wednesday June 4 at 2 PM. It grows from interest in Ringling Brothers and Baron and Bailey and a social studies unit. If it rains the event moves to Friday June 6 at 10 AM.
Cub Pack No. 64 schedules an outdoor meeting on Wednesday June 4 at 7 p.m. under Henry Billings at Fountaindale School grounds with a campfire award ceremony and a follow up roust at the corner of Northern Avenue and Park Road. A hike by Gul Pack is set for Saturday June 7 at 1 00 a.m. and a carnival will be held Thursday June 13 at the same corner. Mr and Mrs William Derr of Boonsboro hosted dinner with guests from Gapland Middletown and Elgin Keller.
Mrs. Max Turner returns to 710 West Franklin Street after three weeks at Washington County Hospital. Lynn K. Brugh Jr. returns from Lehigh University for summer with his parents. Harry Conley heals at home after tonsillectomy. Lloyd J. Lewis family back from Sharpsburg Pike visit. Dorothy Russell visits Fr George G Meade relatives. Numerous weekend guests and travels listed among Hamilton Boulevard Williamsport Fr Meade area residents including New York City Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Atlantic City Shrine convention attendees.
Proud parents Mr and Mrs J Kenneth Ride Nour announce a daughter born May 30 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Ridenour is the former Eleanor Phillips. Mr and Mrs Howard R Shilling announce a son Stanley Isaac born May 439 at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Roger Deatrich announce a daughter Deborah Jean born May 27 at the Washington County Hospital. Mrs Deatrich is the former Mina Margaret Turner.
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Collier of Williamsport announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Claire to Theodore Samuel Hull son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hull of 2108 Virginia Avenue Barbara is a Williamsport High School graduate and Towson State Teachers College alumna and a Winter Street School faculty member He is an architectural draftsman with Hagerstown Lumber Company No wedding date has been set.
Elaine Mae Stine of Hagerstown Route 1 to Charles Albert Stine of Waynesboro Route 2 announced. Elaine is a 1942 Hagerstown High School graduate. Charles is a Greencastle High School graduate and employed at Letterkenny Ord nance Depot. Wedding planned for July. Also announced is Ella Jane Zimmerman of Towson State Teachers College engaged to Paul Carre of Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital. Wedding planned for this business season.
A surprise dinner and reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Gabler on their silver wedding anniversary. The event at Monterey Lane Blue Ridge Summit was hosted by their daughters Meg Shade Jane Carson Rosemary Gabier and others in Waynesboro Pa. The couple wed May 28 1927 in Holyoke Massachusetts.
The Golden Rule class of St. John's Lutheran Sunday School will meet tomorrow at 7 45 p m in the social room. No meetings are planned for July and August. all members are urged to attend.
The Lappans Homemakers Short Course party will be held at 1544 West Franklin Street on Wednesday evening, June fourth at 7 30. Members are urged to attend and bring gifts and prizes for games. Refreshments will be served.
Haghratown Business and Professional Women end 1951 52 season at Washington Monument Park with an itinerary for a fashion show and a summer program. President Miriam Hoffman announces tentative plans as committee chairs for education and vocations health and safety international relations legislation membership news service public affairs target civil defense historian decorations etc are named. The first meeting of new officers and chairs is set for Monday evening August 11.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Home on Northern Avenue on Thursday at 7 p.m. An important business session has been scheduled and all members are urged to attend.
Myra Suelg of Edgewood Rhode Island will represent the National Auxiliary at the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment here June 6 7. All Maryland department auxiliaries attend the three day meeting with pre meeting service at the Masonic Temple Friday at 1 p.m. Election and installation of officers are planned for the weekend. A Friday parade with 17 units plus women's auxiliaries and a Saturday drums parade at 7 p.m. are scheduled.
Dorothy Rof highlights how many women face turning 40 and the 4 Fs fat frustrated forlorn and forty. The piece cites Mary Bard and notes glamorous examples like the Duchess of Windsor Gloria Swanson Greer Garson and Ann Delafield as proof that age need not curb charm or relevance.
Richard JH Babylon, son of Mr and Mrs Paul W Harbaugh of 804 Woodland Way, graduated from Indiana Technical College Fort Wayne with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering. He belonged to the class of 1946 and later earned a technician's certificate from Milwaukee School of Engineering in 1950.
Homemakers' Korner presents a decorative vegetable tray centerpiece idea with a central dressing and assorted shredded vegetables. A Roquefort dressing recipe accompanies the display, followed by budget tips such as using seasonal produce and cheaper fats to cut costs per serving.
The note shows proper form when announcing oneself on a call. Use a formal self introduction such as This is Mrs. Smith and then request the person you seek with May I speak to Mr. Smith, please.
The Washington County Museum of Vine Artz plans summer hours June through August with Wednesday openings from 1 to 9 pm. First new hours begin Wednesday June 4. An exhibit by W T Renda titled Maaeksa in the Caramica Room, plus a gallery of American works and sculptures, will run with many techniques and periods on display. The museum showcases its “Art Object of the Month” a portrait by John Hessellis of Mrs Sophia Dorgey, and a range of events through summer and early fall.
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