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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
9
Fashion show titled Clothes For Sun and Fun is set for Saturday night at 7 30 at Northwood Pool. Eyerlys Inc and Northwood Pool Inc invite the public to a two hour event with prizes intermission entertainment and live models wearing Petti of Fenomo outfits.
One hundred persons are expected to attend a reunion on Saturday evening of the 1925 graduating class of Hagerstown High School at the Venice Restaurant. Registration and a social hour run 6 to 7 20 p m. Banquet follows with Jay Schaff addressing attendees. toast mistress Nellie Stine and toastmaster Lou Farmestock will preside. Hugh George chairs the 1960 reunion committee with Kathleen A Fidinger as co chair.
Miss Frances Tull of Hagerstown Junior College earned a college scholarship from Delta Kappa Gamma, a women educators' sorority, as she prepared to pursue English teaching at Freburg State Teachers College after graduation. She previously won the American Association of University Women scholarship and served as editor in chief of the Night Crew yearbook.
Local officials confirm that homes once thought rundown are not new and disclose years of occupancy above the preserved parare area. Residents had suspected older development, but authorities clarified the housing timeline and living conditions.
Seaman Apprentice Oscar M. Smith Jr returns on 10 day leave after illness of his mother and will soon begin a five month Mediterranean cruise. Philip Paulson, 655 N Locust St, recovers at home after hospital stay. Bobbie Wade, 1612 Dual Highway, attends June Week at the Naval Academy with Midshipman Robert J. Benton. Ben Wade, Johns Hopkins sophomore, visits home before starting Naval Observatory work. Clarence W. Mounts, Hamilton Hotel manager, enters Johns Hopkins Hospital for Friday surgery. Guy Brindel of Pittsburgh visits parents at Tammany Manor and attends Hagerstown Junior College graduation. Miss Marion Geber, Simmons College student, returns home for summer with Alfred Geber at 18 Calvert Terrace. Stephen Berman, Rockville, Va., listed as house guest.
Mrs Richard Wantz shot a grass 87 and a net 74 to win the monthly handicap session of the 18 hole women golfers at Fountain Head Country Club this Tuesday. Mrs Robert Fridinger and Mrs Victor Miller Jr tied for second with net 15. In the second flight Mrs Joseph Ward Jr won with a net 75 and Mrs Edward Cochran placed second with a 78. They also began the first round of the annual summer handicap tournament to be completed on June 23.
The Western Maryland Railway Social Club held its annual dinner dance in the Venice Restaurant ballroom on Saturday June 4 at 6 30 PM open to members and friends. G M Leitich vice president of operation spoke after dinner before dancing to Flapal's Orchestra. Newly elected officers for the year include President C W Lijgig Vice President B Vi Henesy Secretary BOM Hori and Treasurer G L DeGrange.
The annual memorial service will be conducted at Tonal Baptist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. The program includes a sermon by Rev. Thomas P. Garland and special hymn singing.
Trinity Lutheran Church will host Missionaries for Christ as its vacation church school from June 13 to 24. Daily 9 to 11:45 sessions include worship, study, activity projects, service and recreation, with a closing program June 24 at 11 and a family picnic at Pangborn Park at noon. Directors are Mrs. C. Austin Gardner and Mrs. J. Edwin Rohrer. various departments list their superintendents.
Public response to the announcement of exploratory studies in philosophy has been encouraging. Bruce Etchison, Director, notes the course begins June 21 1960 and offers excursions into philosophy issues of interest to Gio group. Classes meet twice weekly for 1.5 hours at 3.50 or 11 a.m. on Tuesday Thursday or Wednesday Friday. For registration call Mor Museum at RE pent 85727. Allan Powell of Lagersfant Junior College will conduct the course.
The Fountain Head Country Club ladies golf group continues its Spring Tournament with the first round completed and the second round planned for Friday June 10. Groupings will be posted in the locker room after play. The 9 hole group travels to Baltimore June 21 to play Country Club of Maryland. Nonparticipants are to play the back nine next Wednesday.
The Cumberland Valley Rose Society held its June meeting at the YMCA where the rose show prizes were announced. A guided Her she y Rose Gardens tour by John Meseros of Hershey Estates is planned for Sunday June 12 meeting at 12 30 p m in Hershey parking lot for a picnic lunch then tour, final club function and Pegulae September meet.
Seven tables of duplicate bridge were in play Tuesday night at the Fountain Head Country Club. Winning duos include North South in first place Mrs J C Funkhouser and Mrs Robert Trister, second Mr and Mrs Walter Westphal, and third Mrs Dr McLaughlin and Mrs William Thomas. East West winners were first Mr and Mrs Christy McEwen, second Mrs Robert Fridinger and Mrs Donald Mumma, and third Mr and Mrs Carl Stonebraker.
Members are reminded reservations close tomorrow for the Director's Luncheon on Monday June 13 at 12 30 PM. It is a business meeting ending the club fiscal year with the new and retiring boards meeting plus committee reports. Reserve via Mrs Edward Hartimen Regent 35273 or Mrs Edward L Vail Regent Fen.
Gra dale Sorority members entertained their husbands at the annual Husbands Party held at the Eagles Club in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on Saturday June 4. A turkey dinner was served for 38 guests followed by an evening of dancing.
In low light, choose a clear red or subtle iridescent lipstick to avoid color draining. Steer away from blue-toned lip colors as they appear dark and shadowy in candlelit dining.
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