Girl Scouts Honor Surrey School Principal for support
Four Surrey School Girl Scout troops honored Principal Raymond Stott during National Girl Scout Week. Troop 19 leader Mrs. Arthur Sweeney presented a bronzed Scout badge. Petren Bonefas and her mother aided a Germany themed program with skits and songs. Troops 8 60 and 80 showcased German songs dances and a Hansel and Gretel piece. Refreshments followed the program.
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Surrey School
Surrey
Raymond Stott
Surrey Pta
Arthur Sweeney
Petren Bonefas
Germany
United States
Troop 19
Petren
Michael Bonefas
Scouts In Action
Petree
Adam
Troop 60
Humperdinck
Troop 80
Sweeney
James Spangler
Calvin Brown
Ruth Boward
Bila Louise Seart
Marold Smith
Welby Hennesy
Calvin Howell
William Hanesy
Volunteer Leaders Shape Washington County Girl Scouting
Janet Mace, a nurse and longtime Troop 51 leader, embodies senior Girl Scout leadership in Washington County. She balances night meetings, program planning, and camp duties while guiding seniors through community service, office and hospital aide roles, and youth development. Her dedication extends to the county council camp committee and national Round-up preparation at Button Bay, Vermont.
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Washington County
Janet Mace
Greencastle
Waynes
Hageystown
Christ Lutheran Church
Janet
Washington County Girl Scout Council
Misty Mount
American Red Cross
Jackson
YMCA
Mace
Jackson Convalescent Home
Button Bay
Vermont
Dedicated Leader Guides Area Scout Patrol at Button Bay
Janet Mace, a dedicated leader from multiple councils, helped form the S-member patrol at Button Bay and joined a six-council Roundette at Camp CoHe-Lo and in Baltimore in preparation for a national event. She has led Pioneer Unit camping at Camp Missy Mounty, guiding girls in primitive setups, pack hikes, and gypsy trail journeys in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Button Bay
Janet
Camp CoHe-Lo
Baltimore
Camp
Missy Mounty
Jene
Pennsylvania
New York
Janet Mace
Scott
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment
A reader seeks guidance on family conflict over a father's noisy eating, premarital letters, and a reader complaint about bare legs at work. The letter raises ethics, parental authority, and propriety, and Ann Landers comments on criticism, secrecy, and workplace dress standards.
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Ann Landers
Christia
Basie
Schmad
Hess
Sha
March
Miss Landers
N.C
Fire Company Auxiliary To Hold Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the South Hagerstown Fire Company meets Tuesday March 12 at the site hall. Mrs Laura Wolfe president led with a prayer and business session. A soup and bake sale is planned for March with orders to fire hall. Members may call Mrs Laura Wolfe Regent 3 8 9 4 5 for donations. Refreshments by Mrs Elaine Lewis and Mrs Lauise Rouse.
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South Hagerstown Fire Company
Laura Wolfe
Regent
Elaine Lewis
Lauise Rouse
Girls Club Conference Planned In York City
Four day event titled Building To Unite Tomorrow's Citizens brings government education homemaking and business leaders. Panels on dresses careers and civic issues feature US UN delegate Dickey Chapelle Bennett Cerf Furness and others. Honors for three outstanding girls and adults will be awarded March 3 during the conference.
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York City
Comnela
Tove
Pulang
Dipat
Dickey Chapelle
Bennett Cert
Furness
Gomy
Television Arts and Sciences
Contrelande
Pleasant Valley H Club Holds Speech Countest Meet
Eight members delivered speeches at the Pleasant Valley H Club meeting held at Daniel B. Moler’s home. Mike Moler won the senior division with Gary Kaptzel as runner up. the junior group was led by David Hahn with Denis Smith taking second. A skating party and hayride were proposed for a future date.
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Pleasant Valley +H
Daniel B. Moler
Mike Moler
Winnner
Gary Kaptzel
David Hahn
Denis Smith
Rent New 63 Model Rug Shampooer at $7.00
Classified note advertises renting a 63 model rug shampooer for seven dollars. Handwritten fragment mentions Loiter Brothers with unclear details amid damaged OCR text. The readable item presents a rental offer for cleaning equipment.
Miss Lyndall Golden Named First Miss Southern Fulton
Miss Lyndall Golden wins the first Miss Southern Fulton crown in Warfordsburg Pennsylvania in a contest by Southern Fulton High School seniors. Nineteen contestants appeared with sports ensembles music and a coronation ball. Runners up were Janice Bernhard and Dorothy Hill named princesses to the queen Gloria Morgan Agnes Ford and Aliee Seburn. Queen Lyndall crowned by Principal Stewart. Master of ceremonies Don Halt. Musical performances by Barbara Peck Nancy Schriever and Lyndall Golden piano trio Marie Smith and Lynne Henderson vocalists and a vocal quartet led by Jeanne Gordon Marjorie Smith Darrell Layton and James Pittman with guitar. Assistants included Miss Knuth home economics Mrs Dorothy Golden music teacher and William Haramond art instructor.
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Lyndall Golden
Southern Fulton
Southern Fulton High Schoool
Warfordsburg
A. 3. Ruppenthal
Jack Stackhouse
Misa Golden
Janice Bernhard
Dorothy Hill
Gloria Morgan
Agnes Ford
Aliee Seburn
Lyndall
Stewart
Don Halt
Barbara Peck
Nancy Schriever
Marie Smith
Lynne Henderston
Dorothy Golden
Jeanne Gordon
Marjorie Smith
Darrell Layton
James Pittman
Miss Knuth
Wiliam Haramond
Mrs Beard returns home from hospital stay
Mrs Merie Beard of 430 George Street has returned home after treatment at Washington County Hospital. Louis Snyder of 824 Armstrong Avenue Avena has been discharged from Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Merie Beard
George St
Washington County Hospital
Louis Snyder
Armstrong, Avena
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bazaar Plans Laid For '63 St Johns Episcopal Church Women
The Thursday Morning Circle of St Johns Episcopal Church Women announced Mrs Edward W Richardson as bazaar chairman for the 1963 Christmas bazaar. Mrs George Whetstone, second vice president of Washington County Council of United Church Women, spoke on council work and denominational integration. The circle set December 4 for the bazaar with doors at 10 am.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Edward W. Richardson
George Whetstone
Washington County Council of
United Church Women
Whetstone
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Beauty
Max Factor
Ann Lenders
Chicago
Nereved
Moubeme
T 'da
Newberrys Dept. Store
Hagerstows
Miss Lyndall Golden
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