Miss Castleman Weds Porter Lee Jr in Early Hagerstown Ceremony
Mina Lorraine Castleman married Porter Manon Lee Jr at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hagerstown in a Sunday ceremony attended by friends and relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joane B. Castleman of Bunker Hill West Virginia, wore a satin gown with mantilla lace and carried a white orchid bouquet. The groom is the son of Porter M. Lee Sr. of Hagerstown. After a reception at the Rose Bowl, the couple planned to reside on Mulberry Avenue and the bride will work as a nurse at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mina Lorraine Virginia Castleman
Porter Manon Lee, Jr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Castleman
Joane B. Castleman
Bunker Hill
Weat
Virginian
Lea
Porter M. Lee
Wilson BP. Ard
Walter Wertphal
Ramat
Ham Robertson
Dunlap
Marette
Donald N. Cagueman
Martinsburg
Fare
Nyfonner
Ehe
Kroam
Atma O. Reid
Wy Va
Cleo M. Shriver
Mary cAnn Efil
Matinsburg
Jeli
Leo
Albert FL Ware Hachor
Baltimore
Charles EK
Retehard
Hy Feginald
Heston
Castrenan
Fee
Paris
Chaconte
Say Mulberry Avenue
Che Hiker Hill
W. Va
Bigh School
Wing's Daughters’ Hospital
Willi
Washington County Trospital
Storlinshand
University of Maryland
United States Naval Reserve
I Fe
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Flyattsville
Alexandria
Glen
Harrisonburg
Virginia
West Virginia
Delegates Named From Hanover Honewakers Club for Mary Fund Meet
Mrs. John Stollemyer and Mrs. Walter Wilson chosen as delegates from the Hanover Honewakers Club to attend the short course at the University of Mary fund on June 16. Supersonic refers to a speed faster than sound about 761 miles per hour in air at sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stollemyer
Walter Wilson
Hancnck Honewakers Club
University of Mary Fund
Woodland Way Junior High Prom Shaped By Moonlight Garden Theme
The ninth grade prom at Woodland Way Junior High School last evening featured a moonlit azure and white theme. The Cosmopolitans provided music for dancing as Pat Clark Wilson O Connor Vicki Heleine and Jack Long led a Grand March. A wall mural by Fred Kall formed the centerpiece with rose arbors and spring streamers as decoration while Mrs. Frank Forasby arranged refreshments and Mrs. W T L Bitner led the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Way Junior High School
Pat Clark
Wilson O'Connor
Vicki Heleine
Jack Long
Fred Kall
Frank Forasby
W. TL. Bitner
J. Lloyd Masters
Kenneth Duidley
Jahn Bell
Fred McSherry
William Wachter
William 0. Frank
Phillip A. Danneberg
Frank FP. Fausby
Eddie Dudley
Dick Powell
Charles Moss
Bob Coachman
Carolyn Quick
Susanne Fridinger
Toy Strite
Ralph Eliott
Kenny Dudley
Sandra Campbell
Penny Warfield
Embroidered Panel Pattern Ad With Framing Options
An advertisement for an embroidered panel titled Through This World offers silk satin linen or cotton options. It describes flower embroidery frames and color schemes, panel dimensions 16 by 68 inches, and framing choices in gold or silver. It directs readers to send name address pattern number to Carrot Curtis at The Daily Mail, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrot Curtis
Daily Mail
Madison Square Station
New York
10. Y
Vesper Plans Announced for City Park Services
Final arrangements set for Sunday Vesper services at City Park starting June 22 and running each Sunday to August 31 under the Washington County Council of Churches. Rev. James E. Ault will serve as Park Service Chairman with the County Council of Christian Laymen assisting. Services move to 7 p.m. each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Washington County Council of Churches
James E. Ault
First Brethren Church
County Council of
Ning
Lunes
Scott R. Wagner
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russel Dyer
Russell Butcher
Presbyterian Church
J. Boyd Ham
Conneil
Christiin Isudeagor
F. Berry Plummer
St. Paul's Neww U. B
Council of Christian Lauten
Joseph P. Porterfield
First Christian Church
Mrs Bachtell Honored At Stork Shower In Rose Bowl
Mrs Robert Hagerman and other guests attended a stork shower honoring Mrs Robert M Bachtell Jr on Cypress Street. Pink and blue decorations featured spring flowers and guests enjoyed refreshments and gifts amid a festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rowell
Hamilton Boulevard
Rose Bowl
Robert M. Bachtell, Jr
Cypress Street
Robert Hagerman
Lester Ridenour
William McC
Dinner Party Honors Hood College Grads in Wedgewood Room
Miss Hetsy Cannon and her Hood College roommate Miss Carolyn Lerner hosted a Wednesday evening dinner in the Fountain Head Country Club Wedgewood Room honoring Hood College graduates. Guests included Barbara Hickman Sally Foss Patricia Hyatt Doris Nygren Ann Nygren Mary Lou Springhorn Jacqueline Wakerling Dorothy Snyder Mary Gray Schofield Betsy Newcomer Vera Sexton Nancy Ketan Elizabeth Quillen Jane Kleimstine Doris Simpson and Cannon served as class treasurer.
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Hetsy Cannon
Hamilton Boulevard
Hood
Carolyn Lerner
Tiffin
Ohio
Wedgewood
Fountain Head Country Club
Barbara Hickman
Leesburg
Sally Foss
Detroit
Mich
Patricia Hyatt
Stanford, Conn
Doris Nygren
Petiol
Ann Nygren
Mineola
New York
Mary Lou Springhorn
Bogota
New Jersey
Jacqueline Wakerling
Lass
Flushing
Dorothy Snyder
Frederick
Mary Gray Schofield
This City
Betsy Newcomer
Williamsport
Vera Sexton
Brunswick
Nancy Ketan
Newton Center
Mass
Elizabeth Quillen
Newcastle
Del
Jane Kleimstine
Windher
Doris Simpson
Cannon
Scarborough to Teach At Shepherd and West Virginia University
Dr Ruth Scarborough, history professor at Shepherd College and division chair, will split summer teaching between Shepherd and West Virginia University. She will teach Modern European History at Shepherd and lead the World Affairs Institute and Williamsburg tour, with further European history instruction at the university after term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Scarborough
Shepherd College
Division of Social Studies
Shepherd
West Virginia University
Scarborough
Buaimer
World Affairs Institute
Williamsburg
Europe
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Gear. Ria
Mercer University
Macon
Georgia
Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Oxford
Sugtanidl
University of California
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Peabody
Bessie Tift
Alabama State Teachers
Livingston
Arkansas State College
Conway
Senior Council Meets At Park
Washington County Senior Council met at Langborn Park with about thirty members. Mrs. Jane Harshman presided as plans were made for a June 15 bus tour to Mount Vernon and Glen Echo Park with reservations due by June 8. Additional dates include July 7 County Campfire at Hager Park and August 24 Braddock Heights phon ic event. Dorothy Meyers demonstrated outdoor cookery after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langborn Park
Washington County
Jane Harshman
Mount Vernon
Glen Echo Park
Hager Park
Downsville Homemakers Host Luncheon Guests and Plans
The Downsville Homemakers held a covered dish luncheon at Panghorn Park with 21 members and two guests Miss Ardath Martin and Mrs 7 P Aitken. A birthday cake was presented to Mrs Lester Martin. Plans for a joint meeting with the Lanpans Club at Downsville Christian Church on June 25 at 2 PM were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville
Chih
Panghorn Park
Ardath Martin
7. P. Aitken
Portsmouth
Lester Martin
Lanpans Club
Downsville Christian Church
Stork Stands on One Leg for Days Without Fatigue
A stork reportedly can balance on a single leg for days on end without tiring, surprising observers with its endurance and unusual stance.
Sentimental rings prompt tips and tree size noted
A brief note suggests keeping sentimental wedding and engagement rings on to avoid losing them and offers a tape method to protect settings while gardening. It also mentions an American elm in Marietta, Ohio with a trunk circumference of 35 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Noted Author to Address Nearby Group at Shepherd College
Mra. Alexandre Orme, author of Comes The Comrade and June 1950 book of the month, will participate in the Institute of World Affairs at Shepherd College June 16 to 27. She was born in Poland and educated across several European nations, uses a pseudonym for safety, and survived multiple relocations before arriving in the United States in August 1950. Her institute role involves an author meets students interview format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alexandre Orme
Institute of World Affairs
Shepherd College
Mra. Orme
Poland
Switzerland
France
Germany
England
Hungary
Mers
Budapest
Hocfeca Uip
Hia
U.S.A
Forsythe
Clear Ayring
Allie
Play Safe Perfume Do Not Apply Before Pearls
Warning note advises avoiding perfume on pearls to protect their delicate surface. It emphasizes using perfume atomizers and applying fragrance away from jewelry to prevent damage. The tip targets readers handling pearl jewelry in daily wear.
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Porter Lee
Ryerson
AIRS
tMirs Lorraine Casthenan
Dad
Ememster
REAL
Sunbeam
Everly’s
Junior High
Pat
Euryge
Vesper
Rev. Ault
James Ault
Mrs. Bachtell
Dr. Scarborough
W. Va. College
Fur
Fathers Day
Gruber
Alexander
Middiekautf’s Drug Store
N. Potomac
Tien
L. Anderson
G. Gibbs
E. Fisher
A. Dale Hl
Walk Alone
M. Whiting Blacksmith
E. M. Morse
P. Faith
R. Clooney
P. Camo
Ink Spots
M. Ford, L. Paul
You
Mine
G. Mitchell
S. Kaye
Vanessa H. Winterhalter
Night Train
B. Morrow Plank Plank Plank
Somewhere
The
N. King Cole
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
E. Arnold
H. Snow
Daddy
R. Price
L. Frizzell
P. W. King
H. Thompson
H. Smith
Heaven
the Brewster Boys
Moler Music Store
S. Potomac Street
Psace Cr
SEARS
Baltimore City Hospitals
Eastern Avenue
RCA Victor
S. Potomac St
Woller. Music Store
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