Wedding Tonight At St Pauls Methodist Church
An informal wedding is planned for this evening at St Pauls Methodist Church. Miss Brences Jane Peacher and Mr Arthur Camp Stanley Jr will wed with Rev Kemp Horner officiating and James McLain leading the wedding march. A reception at the bride’s home will follow and the couple will reside at Blue Ridge Summit after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
J. BE. Kemp Horna
Brences Jane Peacher
William Edward Peasher
View Street
Arthur Camp Stanley, Jr
Arthur ©. Stanley
Washington, D. C
Blue Big Summit
Dr. Stanley
James McLain
Camp Stanley Huntington
Washington
Mr. Stanley
William E. Peecher
Inj
Warren Howard
Phillip Hart
Hagerstor
Ralph Junston Murray
Smithsburg
Gardenias
Charlotte Zimmerman
Peacher
Ranar
Blue Ridge Summit
Hagerstown
Frostburg State’ Teachers College
Stanley
St. James School
University of Virginia
Fairchild Aircraft Company
John B. Stanley
Walter “Reed
Cromm
Catherine Stanley
F. M. “Wishard
Stuart Royster
Blossom Reed
Arthur” Pfaffko
Willard Stanley
C. A. Reynolds
F. G. Myerts
Harpers Ferry
Victor Peacher
Hamilton
Ohio
S. Judston Murray
Mary Whitmer
Ralph Murray
Barr Suively
Warnesboro
T.N. Denslow
St. James
McMaster
William Gamble
Kingstree
D. C
Walter Boyd
Bethesda
G. Gould Lincoln
Lewis Wood
Edward Breck
Stanley Huntingtom
Elizabeth Reiser
Stanley Huntington
Simon
Nadine Bradford
Steel
Hitchcock
Q. G. Myers
G. D. Jenkins
Brunswick
G. BR. Ogilby
Chevy Chase
William Stanley
Milwaukee
J. M. Nunl
R. C. Parr
James Duke
William Dietrich
Baltimore
Bmirs
Percy McQuillan
Donald DePue
Arlington
Kee Mar Alumnae Meet Honors Scholarship Winners
The Kee Mar Alumnae Association held its annual program and business session at the Washington County Hospital auditorium. Felowship included piano solos by Ann Schindel and Martha Jans Wingert, vocal by Mrs. W. E. Gossard, and a talk by Electa Ziegler on American Folk Songs and Nationalism. Attendance included Mrs. Austin Swackhammer of Woodbury. Officers were reelected. two Kee Mar scholarship winners were Doris Hamrhorsche and Elaine Kigwell for scholarship and English respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Mar
Washington County Hospital
Ann Schindel
Ansa Artz Herbst
Kee Mar College
Martha Jans Wingert
W. E. Gossard
Electa Ziegier
Austin Swackhammer
Woodbury
N. 3
F. N. Holtmeier
Harry Powles
J. E. Brers
George White
William Allen
Cor
Edmonds
O. Merediith
S. Mitchell Fockler
Doris Hamrchorse
Miiss Elaine Kigwell
Luncheon Held at Hotel Alexander for Mrs. Orne
Mrs H H Mercereau and Mrs 4L Orne Krebs hosted a luncheon at the Hotel Alexander on Thursday afternoon honoring their sister in law Mrs Stephen W Orne of Niagara Falls who is visiting Williamsport. Guests included Mrs Samuel Greenawalt Mrs George Orrick Mrs Franklin Spoford and Mrs Howard Wilkens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Mercereau
Orne Krebs
Hotel Alexander
Stephen W. Orne
Niagara Fails
Williamsport
Orne
Samuel Greenawalt
George Orrick
Franklin Spoford
Howard Wilkens
Club To Hike Sunday In National Park
The Trail Club plans a Sunday hike through Shenandoah National Park with an ascent of Hawksbill, the park’s highest peak. Early evening shelter reservations are handled by Almeda Lowe and Carlton Schuiler, with Sunday bus departure from the Bus Terminal and dinner at Front Royal, about 225 miles round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah National Park
Hawksbill
Almeda Lowe
Carlton Schuiler
Sre
Limch
Front Royal
Luncheon Honoring Wedding Ushers At Smead Home
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Smead hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Oak Hill avenue home for the ushers and melimam of the Smead Evans wedding. Guests listed include David Zook Floyd Bennett Jr E L Mobley Jr Allen Stouffer and Peter Smead. David Zook name was omitted in a prior list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Smead
Oak Hill Avenue
Melimam
the & Smead Evans Sredtline
David Zook
Floyd Bennett, Jr
E. L. Mobley, Jr
Allen Stouffer
Peter Smead
Smead-Evans
Bradford Wedding Collision of Names in Sharpsburg Notice
Mr and Mrs Clarence Harshman and son Michael of Sharpsburg visit by chance while attending the wedding of Miss Susanne Byron and Mr F Kent Bradford scheduled for Blane Saturday evening. Delegates from Mon and Chris Tieformed Churches returning from Potomac Synod sessions report Dr Wagner reelected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Harshman
Michael
Sharpsburg
Ora Harshman
Smimshurs
Seatt Rh
Wagner
Narvey A. Fesperman
Harry Brindle
J. Walter Sechnehivy
Mon
Potomac
RcHeat and Reformed
Frederick
New Jelly Debuts In Mixed Sher Ty Wine and Marmalade
A new jelly blends sher Ty wine with orange marmalade for a bold taste. An alternate version features burgundy wine and grapefruit notes, said to pair well with meats and hot breads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anolter
Miss Martha Jane Francis Weds Franklin Knox in Baptist Church
Miss Martha Jane Francis and Mr. Franklin Roger Knox wed at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the city’s Baptist Church. Rev. Paul B. Watlington officiated. Knox, a musician with Roy Wharnes orchestra, is from Washington, Pennsylvania. They will reside at 200 West Franklin Street with the bride’s mother, Mrs. Marie Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Francis
Martha Jane Francis
Franklin Roger Knox
Washington
Paul B. Watlington
the Baptist Church
Knox
Roy Wharnes
Clan
West
Franklin Street
County Women Are Short Course Grads
Seventy four seniors completed a four year rural homemaking program today receiving certificates. Among the graduates were Miss Chigo A Anthony Mrs PF HH Fryer and Mrs Madaline S Potterfield of Hagerstown Mrs Ezra Baker of Keedysville Mr J W Nuffman of Clearspring Mrs Blanche Smith of Smithsburg and Miss Corinne Weaver of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Washington County
Chigo A. Anthony
PF. HH. Fryer
Madaline S. Potterfield
Hagerstown
Ezra Baker
Keedysville
J. W. Nuffman
Clearspring
Blanche Smith
Smithsburg
Corinne Weaver
Philadelphia
License Issued For Cumberland Marriage of Scharf and Lowry
A marriage license was issued in Cumberland to Charles Joseph Scharf of Hagerstown and Mary Martha Lowry of Frostburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlaind
Charles Joseph Scharf
Hagerstown
Mary Martha Lowry
Frostburg
Graduate nurses to dine at Mont Alto Park steak supper
Washington County Hospital hosts a steak supper and picnic for graduate nurses this evening. Nurses travel by bus to Mont Alto State Park for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picing
Washington County Hospital
Mont Alto State Park
Children Day Service At First Brethren Church
The First Brethren Church marks Children's Day this Sunday with a combined Sunday school and church program. Morning assembly at 9:30 leads to a special program at 10:50 led by General Superintendent L. M. Johns and Rev. W. D. Furry with Cradle Roll, Beginners, Primary and Junior departments contributing songs, recitations, and sketches. Notable participants include Frances Ridenour, Barbara Stoddard, Albert Johnson, Bobby Myers, Mary Ellen Rocker, Micky Henson, and many others under department directors Mrs. Ruth Stoddard Mrs. Richard Stouffer Mrs. Fannie Harbaugh and W. H. Beachley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
L. M. Johns
W D. Furry
Ruth Stoddard
Richard Stouffer
Frances Ridenour
Barbara Stoddard
Albert Johnson
Bobby Myers
Mary Ellen Rocker
Micky Henson
Delores Henson
Martha Jean Powell
Joan Martin
Barbara Aun
Donald Crawford
Hilde Peterson
Fannie Harbaugh
Eddy Palmer
Janice Snyder
Joyce Frankenberry
Patsy Troupe
Maureen Martin
Joan Gorman
Patsy Kittel
Phyllis Martin
Jean Weaver
Mary Louise Blipp
Patsy Ridenour
Billy Snyder
Jim Martin
Eddy Summers
Sonny Wolf
Buddy Johns
John Minnich
Raymond Rickett
Jimmy Homan
Howard Gorman
Elvin Johnston
Donald Harp
Charles Stocksinger
Donald Troupe
Kiehl Becker
Billy and
Bobby Jordan
W. H. Beachley
Miriam Thomas
Phil Martin
Lee Johnson
Bruce Rudisill
Richard Martin
Vandora Shank
Helen Staley
Jane Kimmel
Margaret Hite
Irene Peterson
Eugene Semler
Donald Anthony
Tommy
Shelved Summer Reading at the Library
Library shelves an assortment of new and notable titles tailored to summer readers. Authors include Steinbeck, Kane, Basso, Cavell, and Anderson, with biographies, histories, and fiction from renowned presses and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steinbeck
Hmfe
Herbert Kline
Harriett T. Kane
New Orleans Item-Tribune
Huey Long
Jonathan Daniels
Kane
Louisiana
C. V. R. Thompson
America
Cafe Society
Beauregard
Hamilton Basso
St John's College
Columbia Broadcasting System
Brazil
Philip. P. Jacob
United States
Hass
R. J. Dinsmore
Helen Judson
Eilith Cavell
England
Belgium
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Hagerstown Bakery
William P. Orrick Jandson
William P. Orrick, Jr
New Hope, Pa
E. ©. Horton
Pittsburgh
Cassie Mort
Winter Street
S. Adrian H. Ondeydonk
Lake Champlain
Frank Satterlin
Bentimore
F. H. Slethias
Jane
Anne
This City
Robert Schenkel
Robert Frazé John
Greencastle
Ocean City
Dorothy Irvin
North Avenue
New Jersey
Thomas Woodbridge
Virgina Avenue
N. B. Rowe
Virginia Avenue
Charleston
Wva
Jack
Cranpeller
Washington Avenue
William Campbell
W. D. Campbell
Jane Lakin
Aldine Lakin
Fountain Head Heights
Andrew J. Jones
East Franklin Street
James W. Wilson
Highland Wary
Robert L. Duffy
Funkstown
Stephen S. Orne
Mary Louise Orne
Wiagara Falls
Grace A. Orne
Joseph S. Newcomer
Oak ‘Hill Avenue
Hotel
Dagmar
Irene Necker
Patricia Necker
Barkeley Burgesser
South Potomac Street
Genevieve Shirley
Richard Shirler
Ronald Tlayre
Leitersburg
Romney
W. Va
Stayre
Potomac Edison Company
Romney District
LaVerna Bair
Mary Grace Johnson
Joyce Wolfe
Smithsburyg
Geraldine Timmons
Waynesboro
Betty Lou Smyre
True Story
Becaues
South Potomac St
Maryland Theatre
National Park
Friscius Lene
Tick
Chesajerke and Potomac, Telephone Company
F. C. Bondurant
Bell System
8. M. Creech
Branc
Howell Shuman
Hastayenue
Philip Hatcher
Brownsville
Frederick City Hospital
Hatcher
Anta Fonch
Women’s Hats
le & B. Hat Shop
Public Square
Fleisher
Golf For Health
Poetern
Miss Francis
MR. Knox
Glick
Brown & White
Washington Street
Edith Cavell
Marian Anderson
Kosti Vehanen
Althoy
Miss Anderson
Armstrong
Burt
Deeging
Farrell
Stong
White
Baker Street
Roney Bros
North Potomac
Gibson
Freez
Gieso
West Antietam St
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