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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1952

Page

6

Brassies Lead After Tight Fountain Head Tourney

Brassies beat Niblicks 250 to 178 as Mrs. John Coblentz led the 18 hole group with a net 37 and Mrs. Victor Miller added 38. In the 9 hole flights, Mrs. O D Sprecher Jr topped with 39 and Mrs. Val Bristow added 39 in the recon flight. Next week features a nine hole Flag Tourney and drawn foursomes.

Fountain Head Brassies Niblicks John Coblentz Wilson Caskey Victor Miller V.ted Frank McCraw Clarence Dugan Braesies O. D. Sprecher, Jr Nihficks B. J. Roche Val Bristow Willard Slifer

Gradale Fetes Mothers Here at Rose Bowl Party House

The Alpha Gradala Sorority hosted its annual mother and daughter banquet at the Rose Bowl Party House on Monday evening. Corsages were given to mothers and guests. Mrs. Jack Beard and Mrs. C Elwood Miller organized favors. Mrs. Eben Heffner provided novelty items. outgoing president Mrs. William Neikirk received a gift, as new president Mrs. Frank Minnich gave a brief welcome. A spring floral arrangement and lit tapers accented the dinner. Members assisted with supervision at the Hagerstown Girls Club last evening.

Alpha Gradala Sorority Rose Bowl Jack Beard C. Elwood Miller Eben Heffner William Neikirk Frank Minnich Hagerstown

Former Miss Connie Davis Marries Roland G Hebb at Trinity Lutheran

Former Miss Connie Louise Davis wed Roland G. Hebb Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Davis, a Hagerstown High School graduate, studied at Frostburg State Teachers College and works for the Washington County Roads Department. Hebb, also a Hagerstown High School graduate, attended Washington University and works for the Fairchild Aircraft Division. The rehearsal Saturday evening was hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis B Davis, uncle and aunt of the bride.

Connie Louise Davis Roland G. Hebb Trinity Lutheran Church

Notable Residents Visit and Hospital Updates in Washington County

J Henry Avere Jr and Norman Ayers spent Monday in Washington DC visiting Mrs John H Ayers Sr of Cumberland MD, hospitalized at Georgetown University Hospital. Mrs Ayers fractured her hip last week. Also mentioned are updates on Mr Frank Bentz near Boonsboro, Mrs Oscar Green Jr of Smithsburg, and Mrs H C Weber of West Side Avenue. Nearby travels include Mrs Jane Morin Waine of Chicago visiting her Morin relatives, and Mr and Mrs Richard Waller of Hanover PA visiting Washington County friends.

J. Henry Avere, Jr Norman Ayers Washington, D. C John H. Ayers, Sr Cumberland, Md Georgetown University Hospital Milton Cohey Frank T. Bentz Boonsboro Washington County Hospital Frank Baker St. Joseph Missouri J. Henry Ayers, Jr Mr. Ayers Edgemont Bunker HM Oscar Green, Jr Smithsburg H.C. Weber West Side Avenue Norman M. Frock Jane Morin Waine Chicago Mrs K. N. Morin Howard Street Richard Waller and Son Hanover, Pa Walter George Juishbaugh Washington Avenue

Nurses Day Celebrated By Washington County Groups

National Nurses Day was marked at Washington County Hospital with local auxiliaries sending flowers and cake to nurses. The Woman's Auxiliary to Washington County Hospital contributed a nurse’s cake and flowers while the Auxiliary to the Washington County Medical Society sent congratulatory messages.

Washington County Hospital Woman's Auxiliary Washington County Medical Society

Vivian Grove: a secretary at St. James and churchworker

Mrs. Robert H. Grove known as Vivian manages a full day as secretary to Dr. Vernon B. Kellett at St. James School, handles switchboard and typing, oversees report cards, and coordinates mail all while caring for home life, Sunday School teaching, church choir duties, and career conferences for local students. She balances work from 8:25 a.m. to after five, then home chores and family, with weekends devoted to shopping, church, and community service.

Robert H. Grove Vivian Groves Bob Institution of Learning St. James School Vernon B. Kellett Grove Vivian Stocksleger Hagerstown Business College Mama Dr. Kellett mail+ call Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church National Secretary’s Association Hagerstown Vernon Ro Kellett St. Janes School

Sally Thomas Feted At Party On Birthday In Boons Horn

Sally Thomas celebrated her first birthday with a May 11 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas of Boons Horn Route 1. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Reid and children Jerry Sammy and Gloria Mrs Alice Reid Mrs Mae Lowery Miss Janet Lowery Frank Davis and Howard Thomas Jr and Alice Marie.

Little Sally Thomas Howard Thomas Boonshorn Route 1 Sally Paul Reid Jerry Sammy Gloria Alice Reid Mae Lowery Janet Lowery Frank Davis Howard, Jr Alice Marie

Social Etiquette Note on Referring to a Husband Doctor

A social guideline instructs that when speaking to friends about a husband who is a physician one should use his first name rather than the title the doctor. The rule contrasts improper usage with the preferred social approach.

Covered Dish Supper Named at Berean Class Meeting

The May gathering of Berean Class of First Brethren Church met Monday night in the church social room. A covered dish supper was served after which Mia Lawrence Johns, president, introduced Rev Eugene Young of Letternburg Lutheran Church who led a Daniel Bible study. Rev James Ault gave the Invocation and a Bible quiz followed. Mrs Wilbur Stouffer chaired the social committee.

First Brethren Church Aocelal Mia. Lawrence Johns Eugene Young Letternburg Lutheran Church James Ault Wilbur Stouffer

Howard Street P T A Plans May Day Program

The Howard Street P T A held a final meeting of the year. Frank Tewart opened with a prayer and the second grade class taught by Mrs. Geise claimed the attendance banner. Plans for a May Day program on May 21 at 5 p.m. were announced with all children participating. Mr. Bible discussed safety with traffic officers. Miss Margaret Anderson shared about a European trip. Mrs. Salome Powell, retiring president, installed officers: President Mrs. Jacob Hershman, Vice President Mrs. John Gelat, Secretary Mrs. Irene Foreman, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Martha Brown, Treasurer Mrs. H. Baltey. Gitte ware presented to the retiring officers.

Howard P.T.A Howard Street P.T.A Frank Tewart Jacob Hershman Mra John Gelat Irene Foreman Asssistant Martha Brown H. Baltey Gitte Ware

Fur slipper mistranslation stirs Cinderella debate

A linguistic note traces the mistranslation of pantoufle en vair to fur slipper, explaining how old French runtimes influenced the modern Cinderella tale and its iconic footwear. The discussion highlights translation challenges and the enduring image of the famous shoe.

Berean Class Hosts Largest Banquet in Church History

Berean Class of Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School held its annual banquet in the church social room with 112 attendees including guests. Willing Workers served a meal while the Berean Choir performed and Mrs R Davidson read about the rainbow. A new set of dishes was gifted to the church, the Berean Players presented a comedy sketch, and remarks were offered by Rev Frederick Buster and Rev Richard Wentz along with teacher John Hartie.

Berean Christ’s Evan. and Reformed Sunday School R. Davidson Byater Richard R., Wentz John W Hartie Podunk Elmer Byurm Fred Gable Lester Grove Charles Baer Lana Bowman George Reynolds S. R. Davidson Edgar Sprecher Scott Pittenger C. C. McKane O. F. Dorman M. G. Horst Wentes

Births Reported in Washington County Hospital Notes

Priud Parents Mr and Mrs John Summer Shup announce a daughter Carol Jean born May 1 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Shupp noth former Miss Waunita Mason. Mr and Mrs Fred Dieterich Jr announce a daughter Lois Denise born May 6. Mrs Dieterich is former Miss Mildred Bowman. Mr and Mrs Franklin Seibert Clear Spring announce a son Thomas Royer born May 12. Mrs Seibert is former Miss Dorothy Royer of Mercersburg Pa. Mr and Mrs Charles Grove announce a son Richard Lynn born May 19. Mrs Grove is former Miss Hazel Dawson of this city.

Mildred Miller Janat Dixon Thin City Philadelphia Thomas Carrilrs Carroll Shirley Brooke Thin Elty John Summer Shup Biz Springe Route 1 Carol Jean Washington County Hospital Shupp Waunita Mason Fred Dieterich, Jr South Cannon Avenue Lois Denise Washington Country Hospital Dieterich Mis Mildred Bowman Franklin Seibert Clear Spring Thomas Royer Charles Grove Alexander Street Richard Lynn Grove Hazel Dawson

Mothers Entertained by Beta Sigma Irni Sorority

Alpha Eta chapter hosted mothers at a Terrace Restaurant dinner with purple, white and yellow decor. Awards and gifts honored the oldest and youngest mothers, retiring presidents, and a new president. The group’s final meeting will be held Monday at the Colonial Theatre clubroom. In the same edition, June Keilfer Carr wed Raymond Samuel Hawhbaker in a May ceremony, and the couple will reside in Lemasters, Pennsylvania after a Cuban wedding trip.

Alpha Eta Chapter Beta Sigma Irni Sorority Mra J. W. Messeramith Virginia W. Ingram Betty Sheeler H. D. Weeks Betty Myers Colonial Theatre June Keilfer Carr Vernon V. Carr Raymond Samuel Hawhbaker Samuel B. Hawbaker Lemasters First Christian Church William Norment Cuba

O.E.S. To Mark Anniversary At Oliva Keedysville Branch

O E S Keedysville Br ill celebrate its 35th anniversary Friday May 16 at 8 p m Charter members past matrons and past patrons will be honored guests All OES members invited to attend

Many Members Joining Woman's Hospital Auxiliary Group

The Washington County Hospital Auxiliary welcomes Ex-Hi-Y Club members and others to join. Twenty four new members will begin training before service, with fifty hours required annually and a one dollar membership fee. A tea and meeting at Pangborn Hall on May 21 will introduce contact persons including Mrs. Kenneth Al. Spence and a committee of named volunteers.

Washington Country Hospital Ex-Hi-Y Club Ex-Hi-Y Woman's Washington County Hospital

Williamsport Cancer Group Is Announced

Mrs. Lynn Brugh, county cancer chairman, announced the committee of donors for the cancer crusade in Williamsport district. A standout collection was led by Mrs. Edwin D. Newcomer with help from Wallara Taylor and many Williamsport Sidne Club members along with local residents including Britton, Fearnow, Downs, Harsh, Fridinger, Zimmerly, Dodd, Mellett, Reed, Britner, Babylon, Rodman, and Wallace Taylor.

Lynn Brugh Willamseport Edwin D. Newcomer Wallara Taylor Willamsport Sidne Club Meadamon Admal Britton Dale Fearnow Thomas Downs Heckley Harsh William Fridinger George Zimmerly E. C. Dodd

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Kickers Rose Bowl Party House Poentanit Marie A. Dahlhamer North Potomac Street Magnavox. TV Shockey Sally Thomas Glaxo Plantir Elimi Nates More Son Cea Stall Style Shop Public Square Priud Jenking Studio O.E.S Woman’s Hospital Frank Schwartz H. C. Thurmond G. O. Willhide Mra. Lawdon Wolfinger Williamsport Cancer Group Town & Country Shoes Huntsberry Potomac Street Hagerstown, Maryland
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