Virginia Lee Mongan Marries Josep Wilson Davis
Virginia Lee Mongan of Hagers town and Joseph Wilson Davis of Falling Waters West Virginia wed Saturday June 1 at St Pauls Reformed Church near Clear Spring. Reverend Warren Ziegler officiated with music by Mrs Myora and Miss Van Allen. Bride wore a lace gown with chapel train and pearl accents. exchanged vows on a white Bible with spray of white roses and carnations. Reception followed with a wedding trip planned to Luray Virginia. couple to reside in Falling Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Mongan
Bernard L. Mongan
Route Two
Hagerstown
Josep Wilson Davis
Robert Davis
Falling Waters
West Virginia
St. Paul's
Clear Spring
Warren Ziegler
Robert Myora
Close Saring
Phyllix van Allen
Fynkstown
Rockville
Mark Davis
Ting Beaver
Roger Barthlow
Uxhera Werd
Donald Mongan
John Alkens
Falling Watera
Hive
Luray
Virginia
Davis
West End Bowlers Dine At Annual Banquet
West End Ladies Bowling League held its annual banquet on May 23 at the Old Troil Steak House. Kuk Drenner presented awards to Claudia Smith for high average Naomi McNamee for high set Elizabeth Hoover for high game Wilda Lewis as improved bowler and the winning team Salem Cleeto. Mrs. Margaret Neulis presided at the business session where Alma Lea Williams was elected president Fanny Meyer vice president Rosalie Millex statistician and Marie Guessford treasurer. Door prizes went to Peg Hildebrand Alice Ashworth Nancy Carpenter Roxie Hornung Doris Pills Wangle and Ethel Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily West
End Ladies Bowling League
Old Troil Steak House
Kuk Drenner
Claudia Smith
Naomi McNamee
Elizabeth Oover
Wilda Lewis
Salem Cleeto
Alma Lee Vitlatas
Peg Hildebrand
Mildred Baker
Margaret Lynch
Margaret Neulis
Alma Lea Willams
Fanny Meyer
Rosalie Millex
Marie Guessford
Alice Ashworth
Nancy Carpenter
Roxie Hornung
Doris Pils
Wangle
Ethel Weller
Hose-Rhodes Vows Read In Simple City Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Michael Zeigler announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Lee Hades to Earl Vaughn Howe in a two o clock ceremony at Hagerstown Independent Church. Rector Homer C Reese officiated. Bride wore white lace over taffeta with a white corsage. Matron of honor was Martha Ellen Clapper in a floral print dress. Best man was Karl Henson. Bride attended Toansborn High School. groom a Clear Spring High School graduate 1959, recently reenlisted in the Navy to Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zeigler
Cannon Avenue
Nancy Lee Hades
Earl Vaughn Howe
Earl F. Hose
Vermont Street
Williamaport
Hagerstown
Martha Ellen Clapper
Karl Henson
Hose
Toansborn High School
Clear Spring High School
United States Navy
Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Pretty Foxy Cape for Summer Evenings Dress
Summer fashion item previews a white fox cape as a stylish, inexpensive addition to formal gowns and cocktail dresses. Priced around 50 dollars, it offers a simple way to elevate evening attire with a classic fur look.
Needlecraft Catalog Promotes Show and Patterns
A fragmented ad announces the Biggest Needlecraft Show featuring smocked accessories and new patterns. It promotes the Need lecrat Catalog with crochet weave and embroidery options, offering patterns and fees, and instructs readers to send 28 cents plus mailing details to Alice Brooks at Hox 18% Old Caches Station New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
P.O
New’ York
N.Y
Prat
Mattie
50th Anniversary Celebrated at Trinity Lutheran Church
Marked by bells and a reception in the Fellowship Room, Mr. and Mrs. George Herbert celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with more than two hundred relatives and friends. The event featured a multi-sport of toasts, a three tiered cake, and tributes from Reverend James Wilson and Miss Mary Kaylor. The Herbert family included ten grandchildren and long service with the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
George €. Herbert
South Prospect Street
City
Frederick Barbaria
Arlington
Virginia
Marion Hudson
Delmar
Maryland
Ernest Larmore
Delane
Delaware
Ernest Nichols
John Palmer
Herbert
Burhans
Leah Herbert
Huslson
Madeline Herbert
Larmore
Clare
Evelyn Luke
Howard Roney
Aliver Gandolabra
J. Alvey Long
Karl Stoner
A. Willan Ernst
Robert Cartee
Allen Pierce
Washington
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Wilson P. Ard
Trinity Church
Mary Kaylor
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Miss Kaylor
Garland Quick
J. Sylvester Gower
Jesse Clem
Cleve- Joni Grice
Joh C. Long
Roy Snyder
Hubert Schindel
Carroll
Eichelberger
Two Boys Form Friendship That Ruins One's Record
Dear Mary Haworth, a mother writes about her son Joe, 16, and a wealthier peer who led him astray. The friendship allegedly caused damage to Joe's good name and clean record as financial temptations and peer pressure emerged. The letter labels the boy’s influence as a downfall and seeks guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Joe
Family urges action against troubling school scene involving Duke
A troubled mother asks for help to protect her son Joe from a dangerous friendship with Duke. The letter urges urgent family counseling, seeking adolescent psychology expertise, and notes the wider social and moral risks posed by Duke and his circle. The piece names several families in Delmar and other towns as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Joe
Family Agency
Mary Haworth
Stark
Bey
Jesson
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Judy Davis
Nat
MIS
Josepie Wilson Bayis
Mlse
Lee Nongant
West End
Reka
RY. Kostocht
Hackmach
Ghorge
Victin
L. Holt Wilson
Charles Cullen
Harry] Shupa
Frosbburg
Guy Randell
Clifford Yingling
Funksburg
Edward, Renner
West Haven
Conneticut
Allen Pieree
Washington D.C
Oldsmobile
Mobil
Rand Mohally
White Supply
Owi
Snowberger, Inc
Washington St
Kirk Sterling
America
Silvers Smiths
Kirk
Fed
Tax Inc
Primrose
Kirk King
Winslow
R. Bruce Carson
Alexander Hotel
Hagerstown Trust Company
Washington Street
Daiver
Prospect Ave
Potomac ST
Fadersi Deposit Lamurance Corporation
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