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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
3
Miss Susan Creager announces a Hancock Free Library summer reading program for area youths. Thirty have enrolled since June 13, with a theme Evolution of Our Flag. Twelve books in three categories will earn flags showing history from 1775 to today.
The Allenberry Playhouse in Boiling Springs seeks baritones and bass baritones for musical performances from July 11 to August 20. Interested performers should contact Director Richard North Gage at the playhouse. Current production is Mister Roberts starring David Brubaker, Roy R. Scheider, Anthony Falmer, and Reginald Rowland Jr., running through June 25, followed by Look Homeward, Angel? opening June 27.
The Auxiliary to Potomac Post 202 American Legion in Williamsport will hold a meeting this week. Members are advised to attend for organization planning and community service updates.
Mrs Urania Tragopoulou Tragopoulou, president of Greece’s Public Health Nurses Association, spends a week with cousin Mrs A K Pappas at 3 North Ave. The Athens education official tours local hospitals and the Board of Education TV setup while charming the Pappas family with Greek songs and stories.
Mr and Mrs Theo Bragunier of Clear Spring announce the engagement of their daughter Joann Louise to Robert Startiper son of Charles Apding Star Lip er. Joann Louise is a Clear Spring High School graduate and secretary at a local business. The couple’s families and upcoming date are noted in the community notice.
Miss Jeanneane Elizabeth Rohrer daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Rohrer and Richard Rohrer of Baltimore wed Ralph Boyd Pike son of Mrs. William-Tiveee of Edgemont and Earl Pike of Falls Church Va. The ceremony June 12 at First Church of God featured Rev. Ernest Baker officiating with a white carnation and candle decor. Bride wore a white chiffon and taffeta gown. reception followed at the church social room. They will reside at 309 North Cannon Avenue after a wedding trip to Tay, Va. The bride is a senior at North Hagerstown High School and works as a repairman at Small Appliance Repair.
The Young Adult Co-ed Class of Washington Square Methodist will host a festival at the church semicrowd from 4 to 0 pan. The outdoor event is planned for the church auditorium line.
Totem Pole Playhouse launches its 1960 summer season with a new set and fresh talent led by Director Futch. Mary Tahmin and Maurice Ottinger make Totem Pole debuts in Two for the Season, with designs by Boyd Dumrose and a full staff including Neville Mar and Stephen Sennett. The lineup features Roman Candle, Charley's Aunt, Third Best Sport, Solid Gold Cadillac, The Cat and the Canary, The Tunnel of Love, Life With Father, Lady Be Good, and Odd Man In.
Genevieve M. Smith daughter of Earl E. and Mrs. Smith of Beansboro earned a bachelor of fine arts from Moore Institute of Art in Philadelphia. She also received a John Frederick Lewis Memorial Fellowship for travel in Europe. She will depart August 30 for England to meet her Air Force stationed brother Earl E. Smith Jr. in Moraga, then travel to France and return by November 4 to pursue a career in Philadelphia.
Proud parents announce the birth of Pamela Dianne Rich from Williamsport Route 1 on June 15 at Washington County Hospital. Lois Turner and Ralph Reno announce Randal Victor born June 19 at the same hospital. David Paul Carpegna born June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Carpegna on Radcliffe Avenue. Myra Sue Holland born June 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holland Route Two Williamsport. Mrs. Holland is Eva Grove.
The Chewsville Girls 4H club met at Jennifer and Segrid Snyder home. Plans for the fair booth were set and it was announced the next meeting will be at Norma Lou Klipp’s home.
Carolyn Coakley daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Coakley of Williamsport received a BS degree in secondary education from Towson State Teachers College on Sunday June 12 She was active with Glen Players Alpha Phi Omega and Student Government and will teach eighth grade core at Middle River Junior High School Baltimore County in September
Members of the Hagerstown Open Duplicate Bridge Club met last Monday evening at the Venice Restaurant for another self monthly session. Last week's winners were, first, a tie between Mrs. William H. Skene and Mrs. T. A. Chappelear and Mrs. Donald Mumma and Mrs. Albert T. Powell, second, Birs, Myers and Mrs. Snider, of Waynesboro, and third, Alfred Myers and Wally Beats, of Waynesboro.
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