Saturday Bride Feted At Shower By Her Friends
A Friday May shower honored Mrs. Gene Bittner formerly Miss Hazel Louise Parris before her marriage. Hostess Mrs. Joyce Snyder arranged pastel decor and a miniature wedding cake with yellow rosebuds. Guests included Mildred Offord Ina Greenwall Mildred Blickenstaff Villa Marquis Mary Williams Mickey Mussolino Rosie Ceravalo Wayne Truimpower Townsley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Bittner
Hazel Louise Parris
Joyce Snyder
Broadfording Road
Mildred Offord
Honores
Ina Greenwall
Mildred_Blickenstaff
Villa Marquis
Mary Williams
Mickey Mussolino
Rosie Ceravalo
Wayne Truimpower
Caroline ‘Townsley
Nursing Director to Receive Her MA Degree Today
Miss Julia Lizer director of Nursing at Washington County Hospital will receive her Master of Arts degree from Columbia University New York City this afternoon at three o clock. She is a native of Hagerstown and has been with Washington County Hospital since 1948 in her current post since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lizer
Washington County Hospital
Columbia University
New York City
Lizer
Hagerstown
Thes Srved
William E. Lizer
Mrs. Lizer
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Lizer
Johns Hopkins University College For
Fairplay Pupils To Have Festival
Fairplay School pupils present a music festival at six oclock on Wednesday June 5 on the school playground. After the program the Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a food sale with sandwiches hot drinks and homemade cakes and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay
Parent-Teacher Association
June Week Festivities Gain Momentum at Naval Academy
Miss Catherine Bacon arrived for her first date with Midshipman Willam Mickle chosen as queen of Luna Week. The 22-year-old senior from Washington state will pass colors, attend reviews, and lead in dances and garden parties as June Week activities pick up at Annapolis. Vic Adm. Holloway spoke at the backlaureate in the new field house, slated to host prize ceremonies and graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Keith Bacon
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
William M. Mickle
Vashon
Wash
Miss Bacon
Knoxville
Tenn
Catherine Bacon
Naval Academy
Willam M. Mickle
Mickle
Rd Company
Worden Field
1Th Company
Midshipman Brigade
William R. Smedbert
Mickia
Brenau College
Gainesville
Baltimore
Isaac Foote Dortch
Academy
Missy
Stephen Hepperle Feted Recently At Lawn Party
A gay lawn party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Hepperle Jr on Dual Highway Tuesday evening May 23 to honor the third birthday of Stephen Lynn Hepperle. Guests and parents enjoyed pink and white cake with three pink candles and Disney items. Stephen received many gifts as refreshments were served to numerous attendees including Sharon Harris Danny Long Stevie Long Dianne Miller and several Miller and Dietrich family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eart W. Hepperle, Jr
Dual Highway
Stephen Lynn Hepperle
Disneyland
Stephen
Sharon Harris
Danny Long
Stevie Long
Dianne Miller
Johnnie Miler
Wayne Balthus
Wesley Balthus
Kyd Dietrich
Robin Dietrich
Patty Kinger
Jacque Ringer
Ronnie Miler
Garry Miller
Philip Miller
Susie Stattlemyer
Tommie Dilworth
Dougie Weaver
Kim Weaver
J. Omee Miller
Douglas Weaver
William Dietrich
Charles Balthus
T. V. Dilworth
John Miller
Omer A. Miler
Fred Long
William Oden
Halfway Club To Meet Wednesday
The Girls' 4-H Club of Halfway will hold a special meeting at Shirley Grove's home Wednesday evening with a peanut roasting treat. The previous gathering on May 20 at Sylvia Bounds's home included mothers and daughters. no table setting demonstration occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway
Shirley Grove
Uma
Sylvia Bounds
Miss Bounds
Ketle
Janet House
Mew
Leo Crosby
Maureen
Mar- Bach Crosby
Jody Dwyer
May
Patricia Ad Dena May
Grove
Saate Koha
Kot
Mrs Bruchey Honored At Stork Shower In Florida Avenue
Mrs. Robert E. Bruchey was the guest of honor at a Stork shower hosted by her mother Mrs. William L. Carter on Wednesday evening May 29 at Florida Avenue. A pink and blue umbrella centerpiece framed generous gifts while snapshots captured the moment. Guests included Mrs. Chris Berry, Mrs. Bonita Youngblood, Mrs. Delores Herridge, Mrs. Mary Barnes, Mrs. Zane Carter, Mrs. Barbara Hess, Mrs. Neame Macht, Miss Mary Burgert, Miss Jean Halbert, and Mrs. Bruchey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bruchey
Wiliam L. Carter
Florida Avenue
Chris Berry
Bonita Youngblood
Delores Herridge
Mary Barnes
Zane Carter
Barbara Hess
Neame Macht
Mary Burgert
Jean Halbert
Bruchey
Missionary Society To Meet Wednesday
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will gather at the church on Wednesday evening, June 5, at 7 30. Mrs Perry Porterfield will preside over worship. officers for the year will be installed by Mrs Joseph Porterfield. the Southeast Asia study book will be presented by Mrs Elise Honoshawsky and Mrs Anna Horst. Refreshments follow. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Jane
Perry Porterfield
Joseph Porterfield
Southeast Asia
Elise Honoshawsky
Anna Horst
Zion School Picnic Tomorrow by Zion Evangelical Church
The annual Church School picnic of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church will be held Wednesday, June 5, at 6 p.m. in Pangborn Park. In case of rain, the picnic moves to the Sunday School auditorium. Supper will be provided by Mrs. R. M. Philips and assistants. The Rev. Robert Delp will give the invocation. Games for boys and girls will be directed by Claude Huber. All church and church school members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picenic of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Pangborn Park
R. M. Phillips
Robert Delp
PolTe
Claude Huber
Stickell Family Reunion List in Winchester
The Stickell Reunion Association holds its annual meeting Sunday June 16 at the Lions Shelter Winchester Virginia Recreation Grounds. A 1 30 p m DST fellowship dinner will be served by a caterer followed by a program with Winchester a cappella trio Memorial service children amusements a group photo and group singing President William E Stine of Winchester presides Membership requests go to Mrs Bertha T Gift 42 East Madison Street Greencastle PA secretary
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Stickell Reunion Association
Lions Shelter
Winchester
William E. Stine
Bertha T. Gift
East Madison Street
Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Hospital Discharges List Patients From Washington County
Washington County Hospital released a list of patients discharged Tuesday May 28. The names include Victor G. Banzon from Williamsport Earl Beck from Frederick Route 5 Alice H. Bell 426 N Potomac Street Julia L. Boyer Hagerstown Route 4 David Brewer Homewood Church Home Jean E. Cline Smithsburg Route 1 Wilda J. Clipp Keedysville Dallas R. Clopper Waynesboro Laura E. Crim 720 Church Street Danny L. Davis 1 Public Square John A. Esworthy Frederick Alberta C. Feiser 614 Maryland Avenue Donald W. Gants Boonsboro Norma J Hamburg Funkstown Constance J. Hammersia 251 South Locust Street Barbara L. Hammond Sharpsburg Evelyn R. Johnston 832 Pennsylvania Avenue Mary K. Keefanger 32 West Side Avenue Mildred L. Knode 1072 8 Potomac Street Judith A. McBrien 900 Salem Avenue Frank L. Miller 01 W. Washington St. Louise G. Miner 439 N Jonathan Street Sharon Moats Clear Spring Mary J. Nave Rayte 1 Boonsboro Leonard K. Ohler Punkstown Louise Peters 368 8 Potomac Street Russell F. Sponangle Williams Dort Harald L. Price 851 Penna. Ava. Mary Rohrer 408 Summit Avenue Clarence C. Schroyer 74 E. Antietam Street Kathryn M. Staley 2 Green Street Charlene W. Strine Jr. 828 Davnshire Road Catherine M. Weagley 6 Belview Avenue Phil Up C. Widmer Mont Alto Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Victor G. Banzon
Williamsport
Earl
Public Square
John A. Esworthy
Frederick
Alberta C. Feiser
Maryland Avenue
Donald W. Gants
Boonsboro
Norma J
Hamburg
Funkstown
Constance J. Hammersia
South Locust Street
Barbara L. Hammond
Sharpsburg
Evelyn R. Johnston
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mary K. Keefanger
West Side Avenue
Mildred L. Knode
Potomac Street
Judith A
Mary Rohrer
Summit Avenue
Clarence C. Schroyer
E. Antietam Street
Kathryn M. Staley
Green Street
Charlen W. Strine, Jr
Davonshire Road
Catherin M. Weagley
Belview Avenue
Phil Up C. Widmer
Mont Alto
Pennsylvania
Chipped Plates Spoil Charm of Wall Set Tables
Fragmentary notes describe chipped plates spoiling a wall set table and suggest rack storage with dye rubber coverings as a mitigation. Readers are told to consider transport and handling to prevent further damage and ensure plate patterns remain intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atteking
Sara
Wedding in Chambersburg Unites Betty Slifer and William Barklow
Betty Lorraine Slifer and William Eugene Barklow wed at First Evangelical Lutheran Chapel Chambersburg with a double ring ceremony on May 19. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a silk illusion veil. attendants included Dorothy Slifer and Carol Ann Reddiinger. A reception followed. they plan to reside at 48 Garber Street. Betty is a 1950 Chambersburg High School graduate and cashier. William, also a 1950 graduate, is with Speer and Company after U S Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheranan Chapel
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Betty Lorraine Slifer
Floyd Slifer
Hagerstown
William Eugene Barklow
William ©. Barklow
Martin F. Foutz
Wayne L. Mowery
William Higgins
Barklow
Charles Senseny
Benjamin Sites
Thomas Rickrode
Garber Street
Chambersburg High School
Washington National Insurance Company
Chambersburg School of Business
U. S. Army
Speer and Company
Blue Ridge Riding Club Sets Meeting for Thursday
The Blue Ridge Riding Club will hold its regular membership meeting this Thursday evening June 6 at Lester Fisher's home near Keedysville starting at 7 30. The session will finalize last minute details for the horse show on Sunday June 9. A hot dog roast follows the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Riding Club
Lester Fisher
Keedysville
Annual Picnic Slated Monday for Womans Republican Club
The Women’s Republican Club of Bagertown hosts an annual picnic Monday June 10 at 6 15 p m in City Park South Pavilion. Miss Matilda Bible president invites county clubs. Attendees bring own table setting. covered dish supper with salads baked dishes desserts. Committees named for foot and table service. reservations due Friday June 7. Miss Bertha Adkins national committeewoman to be guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Republican Club
Bagerstown
City Park
Foot
Marlin Thurmond
Nelson House
J. Elmer Baker, Jr
J. R. BR. Black
Asher Edelman
Jacob Myers
Rikle
Bertha Adkins
A. R. Starkey
William Hartshorne
Kenneth Sinn
Elanore ‘MacCubbin
Nora Bostetter
Francis Davis
Reunion Group to Meet Tonight at YMCA
The reunion committee for the class of 1937 at Hageestown High School will meet tonight at 7 45 in the YMCA. The class reunion is set for Saturday June 22 at the American Legion Home. All committee members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageestown High School
YMCA
Amercan Legion
Doyle Stoddard engagement announced in city newspaper
Mr and Mrs Roland Stoddard of 352 South Cannon Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Marie to Gerald Doyle son of Mrs Jane Doyle Route One Williamport and Mr Charles Doyle Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Stoddard
Cannon Avenue
This City
Catherine Marie
Gerald Doyle
Jane Doyle
Route One
Williamport
Charles Doyle
Hagerstown
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Thursday
Mortis Frock Unit No 42 will hold its regular Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Home Thursday evening June 6 at 8 o clock The losing team in the membership drive will serve a covered dish supper at 7 o clock All members of the losing team are asked to be ready with a covered dish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
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Chesapeake
Vicr Adm
Jas. L. Holloway, Jr
Navy
Bureau of Personnel
Middlekauff
Dial
Stephen Hepperle
Halfway Club
Mrs. Bruchey
Stork Shower
Stickell
Hospital
Chambersburg Bride
Betty Lorraine
Catherine Stoddard
Miss Stoddard
South Hagerstown High School
Mr. Doyle
Hagerstown High School
Stoddard Supply Company
Legion Auxiliary
Stalteot Hane Wien
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