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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1957
Page
6
A college reader advises a freshman to state clearly her preferences, choosing shows over blanket parties. The guidance notes that bachelors expect women to set social limits and stresses that clear, firm standards earn respect and better companionship in dating.
Miss Maxine R Wachter daughter of Mr and Mrs Maxwell L Wachter of Berkeley Springs West Virginia graduates from the University of Maryland School of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science degree at the June 8 commencement in College Park She will stay at University of Maryland Hospital through August then take the State Board exam in October
Betty Nadine McKeldin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kershner, and Wayne Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eli Walker, were married at Bethany Lutheran Church in Brunswick on Saturday at 4 pm. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Ralph H. Miler. The couple will reside at Fort Meyer Virginia after a wedding trip to Washington DC.
The Lutheran Leader Class of St. John's Lutheran Church met at Panghorn Park on Tuesday evening June 11 for a picnic followed by Cancer Society pins for 300 to 400 hours of volunteer dressings. Present were Mrs. Frances Hill and several named members. Miss Doris Ridenour hosted and Mrs. Lom Renn spoke as Cancer Society executive secretary. one attendee was absent.
The 27th annual Lady Reunion was held Sunday June 9 at Waerstown City Park with a basket lunch, brief address by Rev Raymond L Markley, and entertainment by Malcolm Palmer. Door prizes went to Sadie Shoemaker and Timothy Warrenfeltz. Officers for the next year include Cyrus Ludy as president and Frances Blickenstaff as program chair. Numerous attendees listed include Homer Koogle, Mrs Edna Koogle, and many Warrenfeltz family members.
The DeMolay Mothers Circle held a picnic supper Tuesday evening June 11 at Pangborn Park with about 86 attendees including circle members their husbands DeMolay members and guests. Mrs Beulah Fore chaired the event with Mrs Ralph Ford as co chairwoman Door prizes went to Mrs Stoner and Mrs Janet Jessup. The group will meet September 3 to plan fall and winter activities.
Intermediate Girl Scout Troop held its Court of Awards on Tuesday June 4 at Westview Community Hall. Paula Barns hart opened with flag ceremony. color guards included Shirley Barklow Betty Bowles Janice Compton and Linda Evans. Members spoke on badge work while Lois Baker and Lynda Webb showcased sewing and child care tasks. Badges earned by many scouts covered seamstress child care leather cook and first aid among others. Special guests included Betty Schmidt and Marlin Thurmond. Afterward, a party with games treasure hunt talent show and square dancing featured performances by Janet Bell Linda Evans and others.
Mrs. Alexander Mosier of Hancock announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Ann Mosier to Airman Second Class Louis Olan Close of Berkeley Springs. Both graduates are from local high schools. Close is stationed at Ben Guerir Base Morocco and will return after a 30 day leave at home.
Rehoboth Evangelical United Brethren Church Williamsport hosts Daily Vacation Bible School from June 17 for two weeks with sessions 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Theme Jesus Calls. Pastor Rev. Paul E. Stambach leads as principal. Five departments with named teachers welcome Williamsport children. Call Channel 3 4251 for transport needs.
Mrs Grace Buxton was delightfully entertained on her birthday by her Sunday school class the Willing Workers Class of Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Keedysville. Guests included Mrs Harry Kaltler Mrs Cleo Flock Mrs Russell Geeting Mrs Cecelia Wyand Mrs Patterson Roulette Mrs Clyde Hite Mrs Lee Kefauver Mrs Floyd Myers Mrs Anna Thomas Mrs Stewart Ellis Mrs Roscoe Hammond Mrs Charles Stump Mrs Clara Line Mrs Carl Rowe and Mrs Fred Scheller. Refreshments including birthday cake baked by Mrs Hammond were served.
A special service at Central United Brethren Church Rohrersville Sunday at 9 40 p m DST honors fathers in the congregation Mrs I B Litton of Hagerstown will guest speak with music and a dialogue on fathers Recognition will be given to the oldest father the youngest father and the father with the most children present.
Patients discharged Monday June 1 include Thelma L Earhart Waynesboro Olive L Bingaman Green Castle Dorothy Copley 410 N Potomac St Zach De Hart Hagerstown Pa Patricia J Eichelberger 79 Pennsylvania Ave Mrs Grandora M Faith and daughter Clear Spring Jean D Hanes Sharpsburg Beulah V Hawkins and baby Edna M Kinzer Williamsport Donald J Layton Chambersburg Mrs Clavajan Man speaker and daughter 729 West Church St Mrs Evelyn P Metger and son Williamsport Kathryn L Myers Williamsport Willie L Norman 400 Robinwood Dr Elsie Nye 1821 Jefferson Blvd William Roberts Hancock Cora M Smith Hancock Lynn E Spielman 836 Mulberry Ave John R Stewart 58 Pennsylvania Ave Ann M Wolfinger 345 D Mulberry Street
Alpha Epsilon of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will install its new officers during a banquet at the Tortuga Restaurant this evening. President Mrs Guy Paul Burkett and other officers will be installed by Mrs William Smith, with a jewel pin ceremony for six month pledges. A Founders Day program highlighted a recent meeting, and plans were announced for a May rummage sale and National Disaster Fund appeals. The report also covered social and welfare activities, a wiener roast at Pangborn Park, and a summer yard care talk stressing lawn care, privacy shrubbery, and outdoor spaces for children.
A concise moral note advises not reading another person's letters unless handed to you. It emphasizes privacy within families and warns that an open letter does not authorize reading. The guidance frames respectful behavior for handling correspondence and personal uses of letters.
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