Summer brought shows and plans to Waynestar
Libbia Powell notes warm weather and a busy week featuring the Antique Show a success as the Horse Show preparation continues. The festival involves Iris Kofod trophies and engraving efforts by Jon Leptich with a Middleburg trainer judging hunter classes. District Garden Club hosted Mrs. George Hess who demonstrated flower arranging ideas using silver and natural elements in a playful, practical style.
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Kalhossine McGraw
Broadway
Butterlies
Pres Howard
Kascaeop iv
Itwants Club
Woody
Laltersburg Road
Wong
Iris Kofod
Waynesboro
Frick Co
Waynestara
Singapore
Klaanlab
Jon Leptich
Connecticut
Thay
Thna
Middleburg
District Garden Club
Turt Valley
George Hess
Summer theatre plans and standout performers tease the season
A visit with Mr and Mrs William Putch reveals Jeen Stapleton will head to Tennessee for a featured role in The Jol Kilt ern with Tony Perkin and EM Landau directed by Jose Quintero. The Fool Killers adapts for the summer stage as Pajama Tops faces withdrawal from schedules and Up In Mabels Room replaces it at Magers town Optimists. Daniel Ricar joins the cast as touring continues with John Agar and Jane Wilkinson in Itawall. Mrs William B Snyder, former Mrs June Faulkner Wiltshire, stars in La Tre violin with the Shepherdstown connection and Igor Chichagov training in Baltimore.
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William Putch
Rogerstown Optimist Club
Wiiteh
Broadway
John Agar
Shirley Vemple
Jane Wilkinson
Itawall
Mid C
Magers
Ile
Mabel
Haluimore
Opera
Idola
William B. Snyder
Shepherdd
Town
Williamsport Alumni To Honor Two Retired Teachers
Williamsport High School Alumni Association to honor two longtime teachers at the annual banquet and dance on June 1. Mrs Wen N Heffner and Raymond Stouffer, longtime Williamsport teachers, will receive special tribute. Banquet at First Christian Church of Waxerstown at 6 30 pm, dancing to follow at Venice Restaurant.
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Williamsport
Williamsport High School Alumni Association
Wen N. Heffner
Raymond Stouffer
Aik Williamsport Elight School
Heftner Reed
Stouffer
He First Christian Church
Waxerstown
Venice
Helmar
Ray Washington County
Chapelwood Garden Club Plans Spring Tour
The Chapelwood Garden Club held its April meeting electing officers for a second term. Installation dinner set for June 17. Members and guests planned a garden tour to showcase the homes of Elwood Hidgely, Robert Smith Jr, C Robert Swain, Raleigh Moch, Preston Filnberger, and Day Gower Jr. Refreshments will close the event. Central United Brethren Church in Rohrersville hosts the church conference with speaker Arbo Darsey from Green Castle, PA.
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Vrice
Robert ¥. Staith, Jr
Waleron Burter
Mra
Robert Sutton
Jay Gower, Jr
Raleigh Noch
Donald
North Hagerstown
Chapelwood Club
Suny Tay
Iay 19
Oealll
Garden Club of
Halfway
Oak Ridge Garden Club
Chapelwoodt
Elwood Hidgely
Robert Smith, Jr
C. Robert Swain
Raleigh Moch
Preston Filnberger
Day Gower, Jr
Rotary Anns Are Honored Guests At Hagerstown Night
The Hagerstown Rotary Club’s annual Ladies Night at Fountain Head Country Club featured a royal reception for the Rotary Anns with filet mignon and fresh strawberry sundaes, a lively program of song led by Meraliy, and dancing to Phil Young and his Orchestra. Guests included area club presidents and their wives, with Justin Lawrie and his Washington, DC singers delivering operatic selections and duets. The event closed with a rousing ensemble performance of This Is My Country and a slide show of committee members.
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Hagerstown Rotary Club
Fountain Head Country Club
Rotary Anns
Meraliy
Maly
Phil Young
William €. Wachter
Rotary
John R. Hershey
Justin Lawrie
Washington, D.C
Scotsman
Prince
Oklahoma
Scotland
Switzerland
Vienna
China
Don Mackett
Country
Shawn
Hagerglown
Rotary Club
William S. Higgins
Higgins
John Miller
Hubert Witte
John R. Hershey, Jr
Glenn, C. Zimmerman
Gordon Lewis
Max Fiery
William Porter
R. Paul Smith
Regional chiro pody-padiatry convention notes
Presinals Dr and Mrs George W Geer attend a regional chiro pody-padiatry convention at the Hotel Ambassador in Atlantic City Debra Ann Bowers seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard L Bowers Sta ion Pa and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Bowers of Boonsboro and Mrs Henry Carroll was elected May Queen of her class in Sharon The family were former residents of this city Mrs Ken Smith Aly N Cannon Ave is a patient at Washington County Memorial Room 1 Duatie Yepkle 1729 Wabash Ave convalescing at her home after a tonsillectomy at Washington County Hospital Mr and Mrs Harald Baker and children of Aberdeen have been visiting Mrs Bakers parents Mr and Biers Edward Fost Hancock
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Julia Davis
Charles Town Court House
Jefferson County
Senate
Washington, D.C
John W. Davis
Penn State College
Johns Hopkins University
Western Maryland College
Stouffer
Greencastle
Waynesboro
Funkstown
Howard Street
Hancork High School
Hageerstown High School
Clear Spring
Williamsport
Herald Cavaugh
George W. Geer
Hotel Ambassador
Atlantic City
Debra Ann Bowers
Richard L. Bowers
Staton
Leroy Bowers
Boonsboro
Henry Carroll
Bhis City
Sharon
Ken Smith
Aly N. Cannon Ave
Washington County Moeprial
Duatie Yepkle
Wabash Ave
Hiss
Washington County Hospital
Harald Baker
Aberdeen
Church Women State Supper at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Church Women of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Lestersburg will host a mother-daughter covered dish supper on Thursday evening May 16 at 6 48 in the church social room. All women and girls are invited to attend and bring a covered dish and place settings. A program will follow the meal.
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Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lestersburg
First Round Played For Spring Tourney At Fountain Head
The Fountain Head Country Club hosted the first round of the Spring Handicap Tournament on Wednesday with 53 ladies. Mrs. George Bushey won first, Mrs. Robert Statfon second, and Mrs. Owen Jones third in the first flight. Mrs. Jas Dresher first, Mrs. James Moses second, Mrs. David Moore third in the second flight. The Chippers led with 152 points to the Putters 133. Beginners join next week as the schedule lists pairings and starting times.
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Fountain Head Country Club
George Bushey
Robert Statfon
Owen Jones
Jas Dresher
James Moses
David Moore
M. Lehman
G. Wolf
L. Dave
D. Maher
E. Hellriege
B. Blatchley
J. Jones
G. Whiteky
V. Kindswatter
D. Keener
P. Lester
J. Sharrett
E. Ryan
8. Clement
P. Hayzlett
J. Urgo
F. Keyser
P. Kees
Mahayrali
Moller
L. Mast
J. Station
J. Miller
Reynolds Tod
Detranat
Dresher
Boy
RB. Wocks
E. Boublitz
W. Sprecher
N. Stultz
M. Berdell
J. Brewer
M. Man
L. Graff
B. Moore
Reaver
Peterson
Vi. Shupp
H. Heater
Birthday Tribute for Mrs Bartles at Beaver Creek Party
Mrs Albert Bartles, turning 60, was guest of honor at a surprise birthday hosted Sunday by Mrs Donald Robinson in Beaver Creek. The event drew many relatives including Albert Bartles and family, Mr and Mrs Willie Bartles, Mr and Mrs Francis Hold, Mr and Mrs Leonard Lowry, and Mr and Mrs John Bartles among others, with a buffet dinner served to guests.
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Albert Bartles
Donald Robinson
Beaver Creek
Albert Keyser
Robert Rubeck
John Barties
Whittington
Clyde Bartles
Robert Frits
Joseph Gehr Jr
Herman Barnes
Alpert Gehr
Mary Weber
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