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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
5
Dear Mary Haworth shares a domestic dilemma as a 33 year old housewife new to town seeks advice on handling a husband’s distraction from her art class. A friend Josh mocks her progress, prompting guidance to ignore spite, guard emotions, and continue painting despite criticism.
Miss Lillian Tychinski granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of 931 Maryland Ave. and niece of Tech Sergeant and Mrs. Vernon Knott. Mrs Beverly Price and Mr and Mrs Martin Kelly and others in the city will graduate June 42 from nursing school in Rochester New York. Miss Tychinski attended local schools and is well known here.
Keedysville School held closing exercises Friday evening honoring the sixth grade. The theme School Days featured Donny K Guyer as announcer and Wayne Wilhide extending welcome. Rebecca Poffen berger played the teacher in a two act play while Gerald Castle offered class history and Steven Palmer presented the Prophecy. Gifts acknowledged to Principal Alice Hutzell and PTA retiring president Mrs Donald Guyer. Indian Springs Parents Teacher Association executive committee will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m. members urged to attend.
The Hub City Promenaders square dance club celebrated its fourth anniversary with a covered dish supper and business meeting. Officers for 1960-61 were elected, including Ned and Eloise Shaffer as presidents and various couples in key roles. Two new couples joined, Bunny and Ginny Leiter planned the program, and gifts were given to retiring presidents Herb and Susie Hackett. A cake, roses, and a buffet supper followed the dancing.
Woodland Nursery mothers and children enjoyed a June picnic at Hager Park with a served lunch. Attendees included dozens of families such as Mrs. Ballentine and Robbie, Mrs. Donovan Beachley and David, Mrs. Kra mer and Karen, and many others. Out of town or ill were Mrs. Cox and Lantz and Mrs. Kramer and Andy.
Leaders of the Church of the Holy Trinity scheduled a vacation Bible school from June 11 to July 23. Pastor Rev. Donald P. Plick presented a planning film, and Mrs. Jack Heanesy announced the theme The Church. Organizers outlined worship, recreation, and study programs for children ages 4 and up, with coordinators across kindergarten to senior high groups.
Dorris Pennington and David Knibb wed Tuesday May 31 at First Christian Church Morgantown West Virginia in a ceremony officiated by Reverend Lawrence Bennett and Reverend J H Knibb. The bride wore white lace and tulle with a jeweled tiara and long gloves. Attendants included Miss Joann Eller as maid of honor and Robert Knibb as best man. A reception followed in the church social room. The couple plan to reside in Tanasket Washington where Knibb works for the Forest Service.
The L Aiglon Apparel Bowling League closed its season with a banquet at the Holiday Barn. Prizes were awarded for high average Toez Scott high two game set Helores Swartz high individual game Janice Alien most improved Emmie Gerberich lowest average Gertrude Seilhamee. Emblems went to the winning team Irene Swartz Contie Magaha Beatrice Bondrake Louise Fahrney Helga Bonn Evelyn Magata captain. Perfect attendance honors went to Janice Allen Inez Scott Tielures Swartz Bertha Bussard Thelma Oliver Dottie Hess Irene Swartz Connie Magaha Beatrice Bongbrake Louise Fahraey Evelyn Nagaha Isabelle McCleary Vernie Lushbaugh Mary White Susie Semler Emomie Gerberich. Daar prizes were awarded to Lushbaugh Virgie Messer pinth Louise Fabrney Helga Dunn Hilde Fitz Susie Semler Ethel Parlett. Officers for next year were president Isabelle McCleary treasurer Dottie Hess statistician Mary White. Next year captains are Delores Swartz Irene Swartz Peggy Branch Barbara McCleary Connie Magaha Vernie Lushbaugh. Also notes a chicken dish served with curry potatoes.
The Washington County Girl Scout Council invites registrations for Camp Misty Mount with two sessions from August 10 to September 2 at Ca toctin Park. Session one opens August 10 to 21 with pioneer unit vacancies, session two August 21 to September 2 has openings in all units. Camp director is Mrs. Evelyn Dennis of Millington Maryland. Day Camp slots remain for June 20 23 and June 27 30 at the Girl Scout farm near Keedynville for Brownies seven to eight after June 1. Departures are 8 30 a m return 3 30 p m daily. Registration at the Girl Scout Office 15 Prospect St before June 15.
About 115 members and guests of the Updegraff Bite Class of the First Christian Church gathered June 2 for the annual banquet. Rev. John Duval gave the invocation and Rev. Roy Snyder spoke, urging focus on spiritual rather than material matters as technology shrinks the world. Several members assisted with planning and serving. J. Hubert Black attended as a former teacher now in Baltimore.
The Olive Branch Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star of Keedysville, will hold its final meeting before summer recess on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The worthy matron Mrs Anna Virginia Crow presides and members are asked to note the night change.
Miss Jean Grosh daughter of Mr and Mrs Omer E Groh Green Castle Pa became the bride of Lt James Paul Hancock son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hancock Johnstown Pa on Saturday May 2 The quiet Presbyterian Church service was performed by Rev J A Bricker The double ring ceremony drew immediate family and a few close friends The bride wore organza over taffeta with satin cummerbund and a back bow and carried yellow daisies She is a recent Greencastle Antrim graduate and will graduate from Penn State June 11 He is a Johns town graduate with a mechanical engineering degree ROTC at Chanute and Westinghouse Pittsburgh He will be stationed in Morocco Africa for two to three years with the USAF.
The June meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in St. Paul's Church. Mrs. Scott Barber will lead the program and plans will be made for the annual picnic.
Harcy W Witmer of Keedysville announces the engagement of his daughter Virginie Louise to Robert L Keetzel son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kaetzel Gapland The notice lists the families and the forthcoming marriage plans within the community.
Keedysville Nestors of the Pythians plan a Wednesday evening Family Night at 8 at the Potomar Temple Pythian Hall. Members are asked to bring a supper for the meal. Mention of Mrs. Glenn Norris as youngest mother and door prize winner Smith appears in the readable text.
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