Miss Mary A. Harter Honored At Museum Reception
Miss Mary A. Harter, longtime art staffer at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, was honored at a reception amid the Rockwell exhibition as a fund for a Europe trip was presented. The event celebrated her 25 years of service and her forthcoming resignation, with plans for a European tour possibly in September and further visits to Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Harter
William T. Hamilton
Trus
Tees
Washington County
Miss Harter
Bruce Etchison
Robert Delp
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Delp
Libbie Powell
Washington
Miss Mary 4
Harter
Edward Garver
Music Room
Board of Trustees
Nort Gallery
Mary ‘A. Harter
Norman Rockwell
Etchison
Life Magazine
Reverend Delp
America
Board of
Museum
Winslow Burhans
George Toscher
Wes. F. Be
Georgia
Giffen Thompson Rites Performed in Keedysville
A Keedysville wedding Saturday evening June 1 united Doris Louise Thompson and Larry Eugene Giffen in a single ring ceremony at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage. Miss Thompson, daughter of Mrs. Clair Thompson Ringgold, wore a grey suit with navy accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Larry Giffen, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Stull Keedysville, attended Boonsboro High School. he works for Victor Products Corporation. They will reside near Keedysville. Also included is a recipe note for cooked pearl barley and buckwheat groats with roast duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
Doris Uouise Thompson
Clair Thompson
Ringgold
Larry Eugene Giffen
Benjamin Stull
Ivan G. Naugle
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage
Waynesboro High School
Boonsboro High School
Victor Products Corporation
Sunday Afternoon Bride Follows Longmeadow Church Ceremony
Doris Jane Royer and Kenneth Recher Scott wed at Longmeadow Church of the Brethren on Sunday June 2 in a ceremony before a floral altar of gladioli and palms. Reverend Kettering officiated at 2:15 pm with Martha P. Strite playing. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a lace veil and carried a white Testament. bridesmaids wore Arizona blue and shell pink nylon net gowns. Best man was John D. Scott. ushers were Earl Neikirk. A reception at the bride’s home followed. the couple plans a Florida wedding trip and residence at 905 Guilford Avenue. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R. Roger of Hagerstown. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Algory Scott of this city.
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Longmeadow
Martha P. Strite
Jocelyn
Godard
de Koven
Traumerei
Schumann
d'Hardelot
Bond
Robert E. Routzahn
Middletown
Arizona
Bernice Neikirk
Darlene Neikirk
Honur
John D. Scott
Earl Neikirk
Roger
Lloyd Stains
Scott
Florida
Guilford Avenue
Hancock Circles State Meetings
Presbyterian Women of the Church circles plan meetings this week in Hancock. Circle 3 meets Wednesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Maxwell Richards home. Circle 4 meets Thursday June 6 at 8 p m at Mrs Lee Mannings. Circle 1 meets Thursday June 6 at 8 p m at Mrs John Weavers home with Mrs Madge Henline as guest hostess now residing in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Hancock
Maxwell Richards
Lee Manning
John Weaver
Madge Henline
Chambersburg
Local Graduating Nurses Honored At Dance Here On Friday Evening
The 37 members of the 1957 Washington County Hospital School of Nursing graduating class were honored at a semi formal dance on the hospital campus Friday night. The Five Notes from Chambersburg played from 9 to 1 for guests, nurses and escorts. The event featured a Midnight and Roses theme with decorative moonglow and a crowning ceremony. Guests included hospital supervisors and Drs. Schaffer and Crisp among others. The class roster lists 37 names, with several on duty and unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
John A. Schaffer
Peggy Brode
Sally Palmer
Grave Strite
Mable Stewart
Schaffer
Joseph Calvin Crisp
May Ceremony Celebrates PTA Year at Indian Springs
The Indian Springs PTA held its final meeting on May 28 at the school. Children presented a May program directed by William Buser, Virginia Hull, and Helen Gearhart. Sherry Mills was crowned May Queen with a court including Sandra Ilaine, Linda and Debora Shives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
Russell Mizell
R. A. Darby
Daniel Marlin
George Hose
Raymond Hull
FOE Auxiliary To Install Its Heads Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary to FOE 649 will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday June 4 at eight in the evening at the Aerie Home. Officers will be installed for the coming year and picnic dates set. Mrs Beatrice Strohsnider of Winchester, membership chairman for the Eastern Regional Auxiliary, will be the guest speaker. Games and refreshments follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.E. 649
Aerie
Beatrice Strohsnider
Winchester
Eastern Regional
Bible School Officers Named
The Hancock Presbyterian Vacation Bible School to convene June 17 to 28 lists superintendents for all divisions: Pre-school Mrs Wendell Swain primary Mrs Lewis Skidmore junior Mrs Reshen Sule youth Mrs Ben Rogers. Also noted is a statistic that about three percent of the U S adult population is naturally redheaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Presbyterian Vacation Bible School
Wendell Swain
Lewis Skidmore
Reshen Sule
Ben Rogers
The
United States
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Giffen-Thompson
Red
Holly’ S Shoe Dept
W. Washington
Hackman
Kenneth Becher Scott
Dorly Jane Royer
Lelaai Conca
Patricia Ant Corgyran
Lois Rae Cormany
Harriet Ann Net
Virginia Dunlap, Grey
Charlotte Jown Fisher
Viola Ferne Foley
Elizabeth Louise Gaver
Atuia Lois [Urtle
Faye Louise Kendall
Gacille
Virginia Kile
Shirley Phyllis Martz
Patsy Ann Mellinger
Mary Ann Miller
Elizabeth Ann Nicodemus
Carolyn Adelaide Olinn
Gail Jeannette Petre
Jacqueline Ruth Ramsburg
Wilda
Virginia Reel
Shireley
Elizabeth Ruths
Betty Grace Schroyer
Jane Marie Shank
Ruth Ann Shepley
Mary Carol Smith
Joan Beverly Staley
Shirley Startzman Berry
Judith Ann Tolbert
Mary Gordon Wade
Barbara Heid Walker
Sarah Catherine Williams
Sue Strother Yancey
PTA
FOE
Bible School
Hagerstown
East
Washington Street
E. Washington Street
Hagerstown, Md
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