Christin-Weaver Vows Repeated In New Jersey Church
The marriage of Jean Bernadine Weaver of Boonton to Eugene Hammond Christin of Lakes New Jersey was celebrated in Boonton Methodist Church on May 3. The ceremony featured a double ring rites with organist Zelna Smith and tenor Stuart Nickelds. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Jean Bernadine Weaver
Harrison Tyler Weaver
Boonton
N. J
Joetershburg
Eugene Hammond Christan
Gladys Christin
Lakes
Eugene Christin
Lima
Peru
South America
Boonton Methodiat Chaurch
Patime
Lang Holborn
Zelna Smith
Stuart Nickelds
Nickelda
Wang
Marilyn Nauta
Parsippany
Rhea
Stuart Nickolds
Stuart Wonka
Donald Boyer
Philadelphia
Weaver
Christin
Atlantic City
Leitersburg
Hagerstown High School
Bell Telephone Company
Boonton High School
Swarthmore College
Drew University
Madison
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Newark
New Jersey
David L. Stouffer
This City
Weekend Discharges Listed At Washington County Hospital
Over the weekend Washington County Hospital discharged numerous patients including Harry E B, Brnning at 766 Northern Avenues Chester W Miller Keedynville Route One Mrs Alfred H Barger and infant son 33 North Locust Street Richard A Murray Mrs Marion B Krebs Mercersburg Pa Charles W Bittinger Jr Chandleraburg Pa Route Four Joyce I Miller Keedysville Route One Brandel C Shetling 913 Marion Street Mrs Rose K Seal 66 East Irvin Avenue Linda J Hoffman Hagertown Route Three Mrs Harry C Weber 195 West Side Avenue Mrs William H Lillard 1401 Virginia Avenue John McIntyrea Hagerstown Route Two Mary J Shafer 1208 Oak Hill Avenue Mrs George P F Dietrich and infant daughter 412 South Cannon Avenue Mrs Thomas V Dilworth Jr 201 West Howard Street Abel Memmi 4380 Summit Avenue Priscilla M Dillon Hancock Saturday Irvin M Crawford Jr 1011 Lanvale Street James H Carter Knoxville Route One Dolores M Driesbach Williamsport Mrs Raymond McCleary State Line Pa Harry Joshua Crum Boonsboro Mrs Austin Biser and infant daughter Boonsboro Mrs Earl H Evans and infant daughter Hagerstown Route Five Jerry N Baker Sr 12 Elizabeth Street RB Viola Fox 141 High Street James A Phenicle Lemasters Pa Paul S Bt Clair 236 North Locust Street Virgil R Householder Jr Hagerstown Route Three Vernon T Swain Watfordburg Pa Joseph L Marlowe 223 Frederick Street Barbara Lee McSherry 2113 Gay Street Linda M McSherry 2113 Gay Street Karen Sue Mauck 1340 Salem Avenue Mrs Francis V Walker and infant daughter Hagerstown Route One Mrs Edmund W Cassady and infant daughter 237 West Side Avenue Mrs
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Washington County Hospital
Harry EB
Northern Avenues
Chester W. Miller
Keedynville
Alfred H. Barger
North Locust Street
Richard A. Murray
Hancock
Marion B. Krebs
Mercersburg
Charles W. Bittinger, Jr
Chanderaburg
Joyce I. Miller
Keedysville
Brandel C. Shetling
Marion Street
Rose EK. Seal
Irvin Avenue
Linda J. Hoffman
Hagertown
Harry C. Weber
West Side Avenue
William H. Lillard
Virginia Avenue
John McIntyrea
Hagerstown
Mary J. Shafer
Oak Hill Avenue
George PF. Dietrich
South
Cannon Avenue
Thomas V. Dilworth
West Howard Street
Abel Memmi
Summit Avenue
Priscilla M. Dillon
Irvin M. Crawford, Jr
Lanvale Street
James H. Carter
Knoxville
Dolores M. Driesbach
Williamsport
Raymond McCleary
State Line
Harry Joshua Crum
Boonsboro
Austin Biser
Earl H. Evans
Jerry N. Baker
Elizabeth Street
Viola Fox
High Street
James A. Phenicle
Lemasters
Paul S. Bt. Clair
Virgil R .Householder
Vernon T. Swain
Watfordsburg
Joseph L. Marlowe
Frederick Streat
Barbara Lee McSherry
Gay Street
Linda M. McSherry
Karen Sue Mauck
Salem Avenue
Francis V., Walker
Edmond W. Cassady
Piano Recital Presented by Mrs Beachley Pupils
The pupils of Mrs A W Beachley give a piano recital this evening at 7:90 o clock in St Mark s Lutheran Church. The program includes works by Bach Debussy and Grieg among many pieces performed by students such as Trixie Kilroy Jean Helfrich Barbara Ward Jo Myers Lorena Stouffer Davene McKeans Nancy Walters Nina Herrmann Beverly Ward Judith Vickers Nancy Eyerly Barbara Keplinger Patsy Tabler Alice Grove Sandra Couchman Patsy Showe Judith Deneen Betty Jane Rogers Patsy Carter Anita Dampier Donna Doub Audrey Rice and others from Cavetown and Greencastle Route Two families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Beachley
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Trixie Kilroy
Jean Helfrich
Patty Foltz
Elfin Frolic
Barbara Ward
Jo Aon Myers
Patsy Tabler
Alice Grove
Bonnie Sowers
Judith Vickers
Nancy Eyerly
Nancy Fhindson
Patsy Showe
Judith Deneen
Sandra Couchman
Joan Poole
Charmante
Virginia Hornbecker
Richard Metz
Betty Jane Rogers
Stardust
Patsy Carter
St. Mary
Virginia Hudson
Hungray
Ronald Heinze
Anita Dampier
Elise
Donna Doub
Adrey Rice
Bride Elect Honored at East Washington Luncheon Shower
Mrs. P. H. Priest hosted a Saturday luncheon and personal shower for Miss Virginia Poffenbarger of South Potomac Street. The event featured a sprinkling can motif in green and pink with individual-table luncheons and flower centerpieces. Fifteen guests played cards after the meal. prizes went to Mrs. Roger Schlosser Jr, Mrs. Donald Staley, Mrs. Richard Miller, and Mrs. Isaac Litton.
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P. H. Priest
East Washington Street
Virginia Poffenbarger
South Potomac Street
Poffenbarger
William Reare
Roger Schlosser, Jr
Donald’ Staley
Richard Miller
Isaac Litton
Craft Classes Arranged for Homemakers and 4-H Clubs
In week schedule a Europe-trained instructor leads craft sessions for Homemakers and 4-H Girls Clubs. Events run daily at extension office and local venues with hostesses and club dress schools, tea events, and mothers’ gatherings.
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Europe
Homemakers
Halfway
Wilson
FE. T. Hayman
Rachel Garner
Homemakers Club
Fire Hall
Anderson
H. Binkley
J. Bowers
Suda Bupp
Beaver Creek
Indian Spring
Salem
LaRue Everitts
Laypans
Mesdame South
Metz
Veatch
Raymond
E. May
Main
Maugansville Homemakers Club
Baer
Allen Martin
A. Baer
Benevola
St. James
Hclub
St. James Church
Williamsport Women's Club
City Hall
Mesdames C. McVay
Newcomer
R. Chariton
R. Mardin
R. Hodges
Students Shine In Boonsboro School Show With Hospital Visit
Students from Boonsboro High School staged a variety show for patients at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital after a recent performance. The junior and senior high casts performed acts including lap dances and hillbilly routines, with solos and a glee club rendition. The visit featured wards entertainment, followed by a hospital dinner and photos for the school, and led to Washington TV auditions for 24 cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonshoro High School
Mary Ann Gantz
Elinor Summers
Roxanna Neikirk
Connie Showe
Nancy Cline
Nancy ‘Hovermale
Patsy Rohrer
Jean Smith
Irene Kaetzel
Helen Bryan
Vivian Green
David Knibb
Joe Souberg
Robert Webber
Jean Harrell
Jean Potter
Joann Taullon
LaBeth Bivens
Janice Poffenberger
Nancy Baker
Jacky Mullendore
Shirley Reese
Winnie Snyder
Gerald Hammond
Patsy Keadle
Senior High Glee Club
Washington
Sylvia Devey
Texas
Balling
Jack
Vivian Greene
Joe Souders
Gene Hammond
Girls
Octet
Membership in League Of Women Voters Growing Fast Says Proxy
Dorothy Roe reports growing female political activity with many women registering to vote and backing candidates across parties. Leaders like Margot Gayle and Mrs. Joseph W. Mann note women shaping campaigns, committees, and public service as calls for a possible woman president gain traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
New York City
Joseph W. Mann
Detroit
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Margot Gayle
New York
Gayle Sayre
Family names appear in a line of social notes
The fragment lists several women by name, including Mrs. A EB Baer the mother and Mrs. Robert Beard the youngest, Linda Wilhide, Mrs. Samuel Shackelford the daughter-in-law, and mentions daughters, daughters-in-law, and granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Baer
Robert Beard
Linda Wilhide
Samuel Shackelford
Keedysville Ruritan Club Meeting Scheduled
The Keedysville Ruritan Club will meet tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in the Pythian Hall. The session will focus on plans to organize two new Ruritan clubs in the southern part of the county. Glassmaking was the first industry established in colonial America. Fourteen privately owned toll roads still exist in the United States.
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Keedysville Ruritan Club
Pythian Hall
America
United States
4-H Groups Meet With Canning Lesson and Church Plan
Members of two nearby Girls 4-H Clubs gathered to learn canning jar prep and planned a dress school. Mrs. Pearl Wolfe and Mrs. Ralph McCauley will help, with 4-H Go to Church Sunday at the Lutheran Church next Sunday. Irene Litton demonstrated jars. Sue Charles played piano as Doris Wolfe led recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wolfe
Ralph McCauley
Sue Charles
Irene Litton
Doris Wolfe
J. F. Mellett
Doris
Marlene
Kathryn
Nancy
Maxine Wolfe
Carol
Betty Davis
Joanne
Joyce Hoffman
Joan Cunningham
Suet Charles
Rayette Mellett
Nancy McCauley
Ruth
Mrs. Litton
Clear Spring Club Plans Fund Drive And Church Sunday
The May meeting of the Clear Spring club followed the final night of dress school. Girls discussed Go to Church Sunday, their annual pieno and a new fundraising project. Vera Man Ernst demonstrated jar sterilization. Frances Burgan and her mother hosted refreshments after a brief recreation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Spring Club
Vera Man Ernst
Frances Burgan
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N. J. Church
Eugene H. Christin
Misa Jean Weaver
Kestessies
Mary A. Thummnna
Cavetown
Mane A. DeCosta
Greencastle
Donald J. Miller
Graancastle
Fairchild Workers
Osha
Jgunn Taulton
Girls’ Octet
Nanty Baker
Jean
Jack Mullendore
LaBeth Wolvens
Carol Curtis
Daily Mail
Madison Square Station
Icodemus
Grace E.A.B
James Causher
Women’s Society of ‘World Service
Thomas Blickenstaft
Haute
Robert Forrest
Thomas Clipp
Pauline
Albert Barnhart
Wardner Fuller
Clyde Carbaugh
Roy Beard
Hetty Long
Paul Shank
Blickenstaff
Irina Grove
Ethiopia
W. Franklin Street
Better Homes, Inc
Time Payments
Household Finance
Phares
Foan
Industrial
Public Square
Washington ST
Clyde H. Roberts
Virgiia Avenue
Maryland
Washington County Museum
Sacs
Abepead
Aenenen
General Electric
Frndinger & Co
THE
Potomac Edison Company
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