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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

15

Harlacher Addresses PTA Workshop

Frank Harlacher, coordinator of public information for the Board of Education, spoke at the annual PTA workshop urging the PTA to act as a public relations medium. He said the public must be informed of schools needs and accomplishments and that word of mouth remains influential for shaping public opinion. The session, led by W. Kemp Wilkes, detailed group conferences for local, county, and program chairs with notices on the National PTA Convention and brainstorming to close.

PTA Veto PIA Frank Harlacher Board of Education Harlacher W. Kemp Wilkes PYA Russell Mizell Jr Wilkes Gail Mongan Wiliam Crumbacker Howell Hammond Samuel Marshall Richard Myers

Reunion Held By Hawbakers At City Park In June Rain

About 150 members of the Christian Hawbaker clan gathered at Hagerstown City Park on Sunday June 9 for the 15th annual reunion. Attendees came from Hagerstown Clear Spring Mercersburg and nearby areas. Rev Russell Martin spoke and offered a prayer. President Melvin Hawbaker welcomed attendees as The Cumberland Valley Boys performed. Prizes were awarded to several members while tokens were sent to two distant relatives now unable to attend.

Christian Hawbaker Hagerstown Clear Spring Mercersburg Russell Martin Welsh Rup Melvin Hawbaker Moercersburg Cumberland Valley John A. Miles Norman Smell Glenn Miles Marshall Small Jane Draper Route Four Lydia Myers Donna Marylin Martin Harrisburg John Templon Danae Templon Donald Hoff

Kentucky graduate couple tied to education and science

Mrs. Benjamin Aylette Taylor nee Rose Marie Peacher graduated June 4 from the University of Kentucky with a bachelor of arts in elementary education. The couple, both Kentuckians, will reside in Maceo while Mr Taylor pursues graduate genetics study at Wisconsin and teaches in the nearby elementary system.

Bae Aalt Ties Benjamin Aylette ‘Taylor Rose Marie Peacher University of Kentucky Lexington Taylor Paul, Peacher Prospect Ave North Hagerstown St. Mary's Seminary Maceo Ken Me. Taylor University of Wisconsin Pape

Mrs Everhart Feted On 75th Birthday At Family Picnic

Emma Everhart was guest of honor at a 76th birthday outdoor party hosted by her son Ralph Lushbaugh at 115 W Washington Street. Attendees included Cisrence Lushbaugh Terry Weaver Sherri Thompson Debbie Dennis Donna Young Terry Randy Pamela Carol Edna Evans Charles Paris Louise Jones Adolph Keyser Fabricia Snodderly Barbara Middlekauff Hay Kelley Joe Kulpinski Keith Taylor and others. Candy scrambles and games were led by Mrs Steve Atwood and Mrs Ray McAllister with entertainment arranged by Mrs Vincent Timmons Mrs Silas Middlekauff and Guy Hawbaker.

Emma Everhart Ralph Lushbaugh Washington Street Cisrence Lushbaugh Terry Donald Weaver Sherri Mercersburg John Thompson Debbie Dennis Donna Ernest Young Randy Pamela Carol Edna Evans Charles Paris Louise Jones Adolph Keyser Fabricia Snodderly Barbara Rouzerville Man Warren Middlekauff Hay Kelley Joe Kulpinski Williamsport Keith Taylor Zullinger Steve Atwood Ray McAllister Vincent Timmons Silas Middlekauff Guy Hawbaker

Church Women Hold Banquet in Bethel Church Rohrersville

The Wom en's Society of World Service hosted the annual mother-daughter banquet in the Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church social room. Debbie Dan- Perham read God Gave Us Mothers. a mother-daughter trio sang. flowers honored various mothers and grandmothers. Mrs. Shively spoke on a Holy Land tour. Roseanna Askins led the closing poem. About 80 attended the event.

Women's Society of World Service Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Rohrersville Debbie Dan- Perham God Randolph Rice Leon Eatin Gary Rohrer William Slifer

Short Course Delegates Get Send Off at Washington Tea

Mrs. Roy Beard presided as hostess at the Washington County Homemakers Short Course Club tea held at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Delegates will attend Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland next week. thirty-one will be freshmen, seven four-year graduates, and two eight-year pins to be awarded at the event.

Roy Beard Washington County I. B. Litton Roy Wharton University of Maryland Richard M. McClarren Wharton Trvin E. Eby Glenn Kline Paul Massey Alma E. Powell Lynn Spickler Veniah E. Suromers M. Z. Kinnikin Beard

Banquet Held By Bowlers

The Funkstown Suburbanite Bowling League held its fifth banquet on Tuesday evening at the Tortuga Restaurant to close the season. 29 members attended as spring flowers and bowling plants decorated the room. Helen Gossard gave the invocation and Hose Shockey, president, presented awards to Janice Bachtell Rose Miller Ben Showe Ruth Cuddy Rose Miller Jane McCardell Mary Rank Ben Hikelberger and Louise Dawson. Perfect attendance awards went to 12 bowlers. New officers elected for next year are president D Banelbrake vice president d Lushbaugh secretary Tose Miller treasurer Lucy Kell and statistician J Bachtell.

Funkstown Mary Rank Ben Hikelberger Louise Dawson D. Banebrake D. Lushbaugh Tose Miller Lucy Kell J. Bachtell

Evening Newcomers Elect Heads

A large group attended Mor day night's dinner meeting of the Newcomers Club in the Coffee Show at Hotel Alexander. Officers elected for next year include Mrs. David Matney as president and Mrs. William Hartman as vice president with other posts filled by Mrs. Merle Hollar, Mrs. Thomas Coyne, Mrs. Corring HH. Guérrero, and Mrs. Howard Hayes. New residents welcomed were Mrs. Larry Shoppe, Mrs. Demetrus Kotakis, Mrs. Marilyn Coldwell, Mrs. Pat Cookingham, and Mrs. Sue Ann Sullivan. Prizes awarded included newest newcomer for Mrs. Sullivan and a dad prize won by Mrs. Sally Hayes. fridge and canasta were played.

Evenin Hotel Alexander David Matney William Hartman Merle Hollar Thomas Coyne Corring HH. Guérrero Howard Hayes Larry Shoppe Demetrus Kotakis Marilyn Coldwell Pat Cookingham Id Mes Sue Ann Sullivan Sullivan Sally Hayes Pria Fridge

Holy Trinity Church Plans Bible School

Holy Trinity Church Halfway will hold a two week Vacation Bible School from June 7 to 21, daily 9 to 11 30 a m for children aged 4 to 12 0 years. Sessions use cooperative material from the National Council of Churches with theme Widening Relationships. Enrollment targets 130. open to all denominations. Led by Rev Donald P Flick with supervision by Mrs Jean Wainwright. closing program directed by Mrs Jack Hennessy.

Church of the Holy Trinity Halfway Vue UN National Council of Churches Donald P. Flick Jean Wainwright Jack Hennesy

OES Meet To Install New Officers At Masonic Temple

The Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association of the Order of Eastern Star will meet on Saturday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple Sharpsburg. New officers will be installed and all past matrons and patrons are urged to attend. Gwendolyn Marshall is president and Hough Ford is vice president. Eggs bought on shopping day require prompt refrigeration to prevent spoilage.

the Order of Eastern Star O’clark Masonic Temple Sharpsburg Gwendolyn Marshall Hough Ford

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Hawbakers Imal Ne State Win Irs Lea BeLauder Joseph Firey Jr Emory Taylor J. B. Sefton Daniel Seibert Richard Doub J. W. Twigg Jenkins Sisters Cheryl Carrol Charlene Lester Conard Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs Lea Charles Fishack Edna DeLauder Edith Welfinger Bobby Grimm Grover Gaver Alma Powell Robert Spahr Harold Taher Sr Alan Holy Trinity Church Schiaparelli Washington St Crosswalk
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