Local Couple Wed in Green Castle Ceremony
Miss Margaret J. Gilland married Harry Stouffer at the Church of the Brethren home ceremony in Halifax on June 1. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Keturah Gilland of Greencastle, graduated from Greencastle High School and taught in Antrim township and Greencastle. The groom, son of Mrs. Ida Stouffer, Route 2, this city, will tour points of interest after the ceremony and visit Valley Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin. Sponseiler
Halifax
Margaret J. Gilland
Harry Stouffer
Church of the Brethren
Stouffer
Keturah Gilland
Greencastle
Antrim Township
Ida Stouffer
Valley Forge
Miss Myers Weds Mr. Kessering in Williamsport Home
A quiet Saturday wedding at the Charles A. Myers home in Williamsport joined Miss Zola M. Myers and Richard A. Kesseling Kesgel ring with Rev. H. Stenger of York presiding. The couple will reside at Locust Point after furnishing their apartment. The Philathea Sunday School class of the Church of the Brethren was entertained by Mrs. Harry Daley and daughter at Paramount with a patriotic program and 43 members plus three visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Myers
Willamsport
Stenger
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church
York
Misa Zola M. Myers
Richard A. Kesgelring
Locust Point
Philathea
Closs
Church of the Brethren
Harry Daley
Edna Moninger
Paramount
Mrs. Philip LaFollette A Progressive Force In Politics
Mrs. Philip LaFollette, UW sociology alumna and wife of Wisconsin governor, built a role as a campaigner since 1923. She toured the state with her husband delivering speeches, urged women to join progressive efforts, helped form progressive clubs nationwide, and wrote a weekly column on women’s activities in social welfare, politics, and government for The Progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip LaFollette
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Philip LaFolllette
Miss Carter Is Married Friday
Eva Marie Carter became the bride of Russell Neff in a quiet ceremony at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J McGarter. The ring was exchanged by the bride's father as immediate family attended. The couple will reside on West Side Avenue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.mcgarter
Eva
Marie
Russell Neff
John Neff
Donald Beckley
West Side Avenue
Local personals note a season of summer visits and travels
Miss Jean Roof, top junior at Western Maryland College, returns home to Summit avenue with her parents. Camilla Hastings enters Jonas Hopkins hospital Baltimore for arm operation. Mrs J A Hidridge returns to New York after three weeks visiting Beaver Creek. Mrs Nathan Adelman and daughter Marcia of Miami, formerly of this city, visit relatives here. Agnes Smith, Mercy hospital nurse, vacations with her parents on South Locust street. Barton family on Summit avenue visit relatives in Dublin Virginia. Ray Shook heads to Baltimore Ohio to visit uncles William H. Davis and D F E Shook. Mrs L W Jarman of Richmond and Mrs Hugh White of Reidsville visit sister Mrs Richard H. Tatem at Oak Hill avenue. Mrs Harold Brownell and daughter Janet of Buskirk New York visit Mr and Mrs W A Stacks Route 1. Mrs Percy Sowers of Harrisonburg spent weekend with her parents on Broadway. George Baumboff and daughter Mary Lou return home from St Louis. Helen Wright, Hood College graduate, earns B S in home economics. Pauline Hoch of Modern Beauty Shoppe is a patient at Poly-Clinic Hospital Harriburg. Caroline Reed leaves for Day baccalaureate sermon and Shenandoah College exercises. J C Miller attends wedding of Florence Cutty and Roland Langford in Baltimore. John Ferguson Jr takes a summer civil engineering course in Pocono Mountains with Lehigh University then returns home in July. Harry E Wolf of the local Y M C A staff returns to duties after vacation, visiting George Rohrer in Toledo. Rohrer formerly of this city.
Quiet Wedding of Miss Catherine Smith and John I Carter
Miss Catherine Smith of this city and John I Carter of St James were quietly married on May 29 in Downsville by Rev Frick. Mr and Mrs Albert Martin and Miss Ruby Martin were the only attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Smith
City
John I. Carter
St. James
Downsville
Frick
Albert Martin
Ruby Martin
Tryad Club Hosts Skating Party at Braddock Heights
The Tryad Club held a skating party at Braddock Heights last night with eighteen members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryad Club
Braddock Heights
Luncheon Honors U D C President General Massey
The Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter hosted a noon luncheon at Hotel Dagmar for Mrs. William H. Massey of Edg Springs Ark president general of the U D C. Mrs. Franklin P. Canby presided as about twenty members and guests heard Massey discuss duty of Confederacy daughters and the group’s 1860 1865 history aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kyd Douglas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dagmar
William H. Massey
Ed’ Springs
Ark
Franklin P. Canby
Jane Mowen To Head Girls Hi Y
Jane Mowen was elected president of the Girls Hi Y Club at the Y M C A meeting last night. New officers include Catherine Mowrer as vice president, Jane Fry as secretary, and Sue Eyerly as treasurer, replacing retiring officers. Tickets for a Braddock Heights dance on Friday June 14 were distributed, with a weekend party at the Enchanted Barn Snyder's Landing to cap the summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mowen
Braddock Heights
Enchanted Barn
Snyder's Landing
Miss Stevenson Weds Saturday
Grace L Stevenson and Edward Trumpower were married Saturday at St Mary's Catholic rectory at 3:30 pm by Rev Thomas Reinhart. The bride wore a white chiffon organdy dress with pink rosebud corsage. The groom works for the Southern Shoe Company. Afterward the couple were hosted at John Stevenson’s home with relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevenson
Grace L. Stevenson
Edward ©. Trumpower
C C. Trumpower
St. Mary’s Catholic
Thomas D. Reinhart
Southern Shoe Company
John Stevenson
Edward Trumpower
C. O. Trumpower
Howard Jolliffee
Harry Trumpower
Alice Trumpower
Leona Cook
Thomas Stevenson
Peter Stevenson
James Sullivan
LeRoy Smith
Surprise Birthday Party for Gardner Moats
Mr and Mrs David Moats hosted a surprise party Saturday for their son Gardner celebrating his 21st birthday. Attending were Ruth Long Martin Boppe Elizabeth Barnhart Kenneth Harle Ruth Lehman Donald Staley Marjorie House Mabel Poffenberger Leonard Smith Viola Moats Leo Wyand Arlene Davis Roger Sprecher Virginia Lowery Arthur Moats Pansy Stover Annie Moats Raymond Long Marian Miller Paul Culier Fred Sprecher Jr Donald Lowery Jacob Moats Jeroy Moats Henry Stover plus many relatives including W F Lehman C J Smith and families, C Moats Nevin Barnhart and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moats
Tilghmanton
Gardner
Ruth Long
Martin Boppe
Elizabeth Barnhart
Kenneth Harlle
Ruth Lehman
Donald Staley
Marjorie House
Gardner Moats
Mabel Poffenberger
Leonard Smith
Viola Moats
Leo Wyand
Arlene Davis
Roger Sprecher
Virginia Lowery
Arthur Moats
Pansy Stover
Annie Moats
Paris Fashion Notes Emphasize White Evening Wear
Paris reports white remains in scoring for evening wear while black and navy dominate daywear. New spring gowns feature white with trims of midnight blue prune tete de meagre or black negre, but white remains the prevailing choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris i
Surrey School Closing Exercises Feature Speaker
Closing exercises for 85 Surrey School pupils are set tomorrow evening at 7 45 in the school auditorium. Miss Katherine Futterer vice principal of South Potomac junior high will address the children on junior high programs. The school art exhibit will be open to patrons at the same time and will run through Friday evening June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey School
Katherine Futterer
South Potomac
Twins at Trinity Church Boost Wheatons Attendance
Chicago report notes 10 percent of Wheaton Sunday school enrollment of 100 are twins, five sets. Ages range from six months to 16 years, illustrating impact on church attendance when twins miss services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wheaton, Il
Reverend Powles Receives Doctor of Divinity
The Rev Paul L Powles rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Martinsburg West Virginia was awarded the honorary Doctor of Divinity at Western Maryland College Westminster during its 63rd commencement He earlier earned BA in 1916 MA in 1924 and Bachelor of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary He studied further at General Theological Seminary New York City He also serves as president of the standing committee WV diocese board of missions treasurer of the Eastern Convocation and chaplain of UD C He traveled with his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs H K Powles to Westminster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Powles
Trinity Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Powles
Virginia Theological Seminary
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Trinity Church
William Hollyday Wins Scholarship to Juniata College
William C. Hollyday Jr., son of Mr and Mrs William C Hollyday of Boonsboro R D 1 won a competitive examination scholarship to Juniata College Huntingdon Pa He is a 1934 Boonsboro High School graduate and will study chemistry The scholarship was awarded to boarding students with six total scholarships and three for prospective day students. the exam was held May 4 at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hollyday, Jr
William C. Hollyday
Boonsboro
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Hollyday
Boonsboro High School
Juniata
New Features Planned for Hagerstown Garden Show
Hagerstown Garden Club hosts a two day show at The Club on June 5 and 6 with a new department under Mrs. William T. Hamilton. Artistic arrangements will be judged as units, featuring living room groups by Mrs. Merritt Campbell and Mrs. Halph Stouffer. Judges include Miss Ethel Wedge and Miss Bland Taylor of Blue Ridge Summit, Mrs. Frank Primrose of Catonsville, Mrs. Charles Pinges of Catonville, and Miss Miriam Hill of Orange, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Merritt Campbell
Halph Stouffer
Mias
Ethel Wedge
Blue Ridge Summit
Bland Taylor
Frank Primrose
Berneth Phillips to Graduate From George Washington U
Benneth E. Phillips of Hagerstown will earn a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from George Washington University at the 114th annual commencement to be held Wednesday June 5 at Constitution Hall. About 760 graduates receive degrees and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benneth E. Phillips
Hagerstown
George Washington University
School of Education
Constitution Hall
WE WOMEN Advice on young love and engagement rules
Betty Brainerd answers reader questions on a junior high romance. She counsel s a boy to be cheerful with a worried girl, urges listening and patience, and cautions against over seriousness. She also addresses engagement conduct, jealousy, and drinking, advising that engagement implies marriage intent and advising against dating others while engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Jong
Betty Brainerd
Sam
Alil
Brainerd
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Miss. Gilland
Mr. Stauffer
Miss Myers
MR. Kesselring
Sutton
Bradield
Atlanta
Lesseuns
Bette Davis
10Th Avenue
Maryland Theatre
Maryland, Agee
Jean Roof
E. T. Roof
Summit Avenue
Camilla Hastings
Elm Street
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
J. A. Hidridge
New York
Beaver Creek
Nathan Adelman
Marcia
Miami, Fla
Agnes Smith
the Mercy Hospital
Mrs
J. W. Smith
South Locust Street
Robert Harvey Barton, Jr
Dublin
Ray Shook
West
Washington Street
Ohio
William H. Davis
D. FE. Shook
L. W. Jarman
Richmond, Va
Hugh White
Reidsville, N. C
Richard H. Tatem
Oak Hill Avenue
Harold Brownell
Janet
Buskirk, N. Y
W. A. Stacks
Percy Sowers
Harrisonburg
W. H
Clipp
Broadway
George Baumboff
Mary Lou
Fry Avenue
St. Louis
Helen Wright
Fred C. Wright
Hood College
Frederick
Pauline Hoch
Poly-Clinic
Harrieburg
Caroline Reed
Irvin Avenue
Shenandoah College
J.C. Miller
Cypress Strect
Florence
Cutty
Roland Langford
John B. Fergu Ison, Jr
Pocomo Mountains
Lehigh University
Harry E. Wolf
George Rohrer
Toledo
Walter Moll
Mr. Rohrer
L. & B. Hat Shop Women’s Hats
East Washington
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
Dot's Children Store
Washington
W. Washington St
Alwaya
Robert E. Lee
Col
John Carmichael
Confederacy
Walter Byron Stehl
United States
Hi-Y
Miss Stevenson
Maryland
McClelland Barclay
Ann Carver
Perryville
the Terrapin
Yoart-Book
University of Maryland
Associated Preas
Surrey
Rev. Powles
William Hollyday
Berneth Phillips
Leiters
Anagionus Boy
Mary and
Barney
Olive Hope Beauty Shop
Antietam St
Blue & Gray
Potomac &T
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin
Electrolux
the Gas Co
Hoffman’s
North Potomac St
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