Miss Janet Davis Weds George Levine in St. Mark's Ceremony
Miss Janet Eileen Davis became the bride of Mr. George Levine at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Lapping on a Sunday afternoon. The couple, daughter and son of local families, exchanged vows before a pink and white floral chancel as Rev. Walter B. McKinley officiated. The bride wore white satin with a marquisette bolero and a pearl and rhinestone coronet, carrying a prayer book bouquet. Attendants included bridesmaids in mint green organdy and a lavender net gown matron of honor. Best man was Edward Kalinski of Towson, with ushers Ted Murray Jr. and Nick Troddinatt. The couple plans a Niagara Falls and Rehoboth Beach wedding trip, then reside in Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church of
Lapping
Janet Eileen Davis
George Levine
Miss Davis
Leonard W. Davin
Sreattiedaville
Mr. Levine
BE. Levine
Baltimore
Walter BR. McKinley
Walter B. McKinley
Ted Murray, Jr
Margaret Ann Bubock
Martowe
Carolyn Unubbert
Federalsburg
City Moats
Anna Mabel Stockslager
Ernest Bowman
Jtanet Davis
York
Marlowe
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Towson
Niagara Falls
Canada
Rehobeth Beach
Canepe
Washington’ Avenue
Levine
Hagerstown High School
Towson State Teachers’ College
University of North Carolina
University of Maryland
R. C. Davis
Wallwas
Henry Stockslagey
South Mulberry Street
Breathedyville
Salem church to host Historical Council tour of OT church sites
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church in Keedysville will be visited by 70 Council members on a historical tour through Maryland. The group will tour Otterbein Church in Baltimore, historic Peter Kemp home and Mt Hebron Cemetery near Keedysville, and the Lone Meeting House site, recalling early United Brethren roots.
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Salem
Paul E. Holdcraft
Centennial Memorial
Eur
Frederick
Philip William Otterbein
Peter Kemp
United Brethren In Christ
Trinity Chapel
Otterbein
Mt. Hebron
Keedysville
Old Lone Meeting Meeting House
Mt. Nebron Church
Salem church hosts dinner for historical cavalcade then Vespers
The Salem United Brethren in Christ congregation will serve dinner to the historical cavalcade on Thursday evening in the church social room. Afterward the group will travel to St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church in this city for evening Vespers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hospital Discharges Include Several Residents
Discharged Monday from Washington County Hospital are Mrs. Glenn Eceard and infant son of Cavetown Lloyd Doughis Sales 331 West Washington Street Mrs. Donald Smith and infant daughter 408 West Franklin Clarence Francie Brewer Needmore Pa James Raymond Kilroy Lockport N Y Mrs. Mary King Rose 48 North Avenue Cynthia Ann Bendell 1820 Hamilton Blvd Edward Edwood Trampower 232 Summit Avenue Linda Kay Orr 636 George Street Mrs Robert Trayden and infant daughter Westminster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingston County Hospital
Glenn Eceard
Cavetown
Lloyd Doughis Sales
West
Washington Street
Donald Smith
West Franklin
Clarence Francie Brewer
Needmore
James Raymond Kilroy
Lockport
N. Y
Mary King Rose
North Avenue
Cythia Ann Bendell
Hamilton Blvd
Edward Edwood
Summit Avenue
Linda Kay Orr
George Street
Robert Trayden
Westmitster
Circus Fans Are Feted At June Emmett Kelly Tent Meeting
Mr and Mrs Chester J Weddle hosted Emmett Kelly Circus Fans Association members for the June meeting. Harvin McFaddin presided and reports were heard on the picnic and Circusiana Exhibit, set for late summer. Lancelot McCardell led the picnic committee and Charles Miles chairs the photography committee assisted by Richard Hemphill. Two members returned to attend after absences Dan Rohrer Jr serving in the Air Corps and Sydney McVaddin a Carnegie Tech student. A buffet followed the meeting and six door prizes were provided by the host and Dan Rohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester J. Weddle
Emmett Kelly
Circus Fans Association
Harvin KE. McFaddin
Lancelot McCardell
Charles Miles
Richard Hemphill
Dan Rohrer, Jr
United States Air Corps
Sydney McVaddin
Carnegie Tech
Rohrer
CFA
Gainesville
Texas
Dan Rohrer
Girl Scouts Stage Program in Funkstown Court of Awards
Girl Scouts of Troop 36 in Funkstown held an overnight at Cololo troop house. The event featured flag ceremony, Austra lia songs, and patrol entertainment. Proficiency badges for First Class rank were awarded to Betty Heckley Judy Iseminger Dennie Powell and others. Second Class badges to Patsy Forrest Kay Norenstein Delores Reese Ora belle Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Funkstown
Cololo
Australia
Madeline Hohn
Florence Hailey
Alstant Leater
Betty Heckley
Judy Iseminger
Dennie Powell
Frances Bohn
Dennie Powells Cook
Donna Kershner
Warbura Mebsrling
Gloria Smith
Desten
Betty Beckley
Hetty Beckley
Gloria Sonith
Patsy Forrest
Pastor Orville Shick Honored by Hancock Church
Members of the Presbyterian congregation at Hancock hosted a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Orville L. Shick and their three sons. The new pastor, native of Allentown and WWI Army chaplain, will serve Hancock along with Mt. Olivet and Watfordshburg charges.
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Presbyterian Church
Hancock
Orville L. Shick
Shick
Hancock Church
Mt. Olivet
Watfordshburg
Frank Beard
Thomas Caulfield
St. Peter's Catholic Church
C.G. Russell
C. Alister Anderson
Allentown
Wheaton College
Ilinois
Sallus Theological Seminary
Edinburgh University
Slick
Germany
Wheaton
Oakland
Calif
The Theoretically Correct Play Beats a Bridge Contract
Charles H. Sanders of New York faced a near hopeless bridge hand. He opened spades, South won the third round, and then fed the queen of clubs. Sanders led the king of hearts and the contract was defeated as clubs died and dummy’s long suit remained unthreatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sanders
New York
Mr. Sanders
Sanders
South
Declarer
Senior Scouts Attend Event at Camp Rockwood Near DC
Six Senior Scouts from Hagerstown, all aged 14 to 18, returned Sunday from a weekend camp conference at Camp Rockwood near Washington DC. Attendees included Nancy Porter and five others from Utis City, representing Antietam Winchester Eastern Panhandle Councils, Martinsburg Frederick County Cumberland and Washington County. The theme was The Ducat Doors, with workshops on trailblazing primitive camp setup emergencies and nature crafts plus folk music films sun-tents contests and guest speakers. A Scouts Own service closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagersytown
Camp Rockwood
Washington, DC
Nancy Porter
Nancy Kudlide
Boonie Sewers
Margaret Myers
Kay Marshal
Sue Gusher
Utis City
Hagerstown
Camp Reckwoor
Antietam
Winchester
Uhe
Eastern Panhandle
Martingsburg
Frederick County
Cumberland
Washington County
Wyoning
I Chapter Stages Eastern Star Friendship Night in Sharpsburg
Avenue Chapter No. 58 Eastern Star held a Saturday event in Sharpsburg with candles of friendship led by Fay Whitmore and Warry Lumat. Officers and guests from Peacock, Brunswick, Keedysville, Middletown and Hagerstown attended about 75 served. A special meeting is set for June 30 to initiate new members.
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Avenue Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Sharpsburg
Fay Whitmore
Warry Lumat
Henriette Ickhardt
Irene Bloom
Dorothy Fouche
Edna Darnhardt
Wace Voor
Maude Jallum
Gwendolyn Marshall
Harry Lannni
Odd Fellows Stage Picnic In Washington County
The 11th annual Washington County Odd Fellows picnic occurred in the basement of Potomac Lodge 31 IOOF Temple with attendees from Maryland and nearby areas. The afternoon program featured invocation by Henry Neikirt, musical performances, and talks by grand and past grand officers, with Potomac Lodge 31, Mt Moriah 32, and Aaron 34 members participating. The event drew lodge members from Hagerstown and surrounding towns, and plans noted a future appearance in Frederick on July 1.
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Washington County Odd Fellows Ficnde Association
Potomac Lodge No
Ioof Temple
Hager Park
Odd Fellows
Maryland
District of Columbia
Tey
Henry Neikirt
Dundalk
Leonard K. Mason
Baltimore
Harry B. Fisher
Dandwak
Grayson Maxwell
Grand Lodge of
Joop
William Schmidt
Wilson R. Rutherford
Alexander J. Watts
John F. Beard
Hagerstown
Ode Fellows Ame
Frederick
Marriage Advice From a Gossip-Wary Town
A 24 year old man seeks guidance about marrying a 21 year old college junior who grew up in the same small town. He discovers she had affairs before dating, including with a close friend. The adviser urges weighing character, damping gossip, and avoiding morbid jealousy, warning marriage could fail if jealousy dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char Mary Haworth
Social Etiquette On How To Repair A Tactless Remark
After realizing a tactless remark has been made readers are advised to soften the sting by offering apology or changing the subject. The guidance emphasizes tact and quick recovery to maintain harmony in social interaction.
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Janet Davis
Salem Church
Earl Brown
Kebrases
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Sahara Desert
Jacoby
Babe
Axiq
Wwirtsy
Mary Dattilio
Nick Dattilio
Pant Hhettvel
First Christian Church
Willian M. Norment
D. P
Heltzel
Dewey Avenue
HFC
L & Boine
Kelvinator
Mogte Gelvinder
Nash-Kelvinato
Detroit
Rpchigan
Odd Fellows Stage
NR. D
Remar
Janet
County
Thomas Grooms
Aaron Lodge
Claggett A. Spessard
Potomac Lodge
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