Noel Coward Hay Fever Scores Opening Night Triumph
Noel Coward Hay Fever drew laughter and applause at the Potomac Playmakers opening night. The company fine tuned four Bliss family members and added strong debuts by Gloria Whiteley and George Rash. The production runs through midweek as part of the group’s 30th anniversary season with director Bill Barr resigning his post but remaining involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Playmakers
Gloria Whiteley
Jackie Corytan
Jack Railing
Saniy Tyrell
Anne Kaylor
Myra Arundel
George Rash
Bliss
Evan Crossley
David Bliss
Mary Kinsley
Judith
Carré Abbott
Sorel
Bob Miller
Simon
Blisses
Noel Coward
Jackie Corylon
Richard Graham
Niegly
Jack Nailing
Women's Club
Miss Lynda Fiery Marries Sheridan Morgan in Hagerstown
Miss Lynda Low Fiery and Mr Sheridan Dwight Morgan wed May 4 at Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church. The ceremony, attended by family and friends, featured organ music and a double ring service. The bride wore an organza gown, bouquet of white carnations and blue accents, with maid of honor Letitia Dabney Miller. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple departed for a honeymoon near Fayetteville, Pennsylvania. The bride, a Hollins College graduate, will join the National Security Agency in Washington in July. the groom is a U.S. Navy member stationed in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Low Fiery
Albert Tice Fiery
Rolling Road
Hagerstown
Sheridan Dwight Morgan
Roland H. Morgan
Preston Road
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
John W. Fisher
D.D
Frank P. Cauble
Letitia Dabney Miller
Largo
Florida
Hegerstown
Fiery
Robert Nichols
Catherine Knodle
Nancy Octer
Fope Horney
Baltimore
Charles R. Boyce
Mrs. Morgan
Graeffenburg
Hagerstown High School
Hollins College
Virginia
National Security Agency
Washington, D. C
Morgan
United States Navy
Turkey
Weeklong schedule of Washington County home clubs events
Local home demonstration office lists a full week of activities by Homemakers Clubs and 4-H groups in Washington County. Today features Halfway Fire Hall, Keedysville, Huyells, Wilson and Point Salem meetings. tomorrow Beaver Creek Junior 4-H. Wednesday Funkstown and St. James clubs. Thursday Dry Run Clear Spring events and Paramount 4-H. Friday Keedysville 4-H and Zion Lutheran Church gatherings with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homesmakers
Washington County
Chiis
Halfway
Fire Hall
Keedysville
Robert Swepe
Huyells
Wacohu Grange Hall
Wilson
Wilson Community Mall
Point Salem
Beaver Creek
Louise
Peggy Fraver
Funkstown
St. James
St. James Churcht
Dry Run
Clear Spring
Eastern Circle Stages Meeting at St Johns Church
The Eastern Circle of St Johns Episcopal Church held its monthly meeting in the Chancery with Miss Maude Henry presiding. A poem was read by Mrs Barre Olsen and a reading by Mrs Albert Small explained church seasons in the Apostles Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Chancery
Maude Henry
Barre Olsen
Albert Small
Albert J. Luvas
Cumberland
St. John's
Hagerstown Girls Club Swim Program Highlights
The Hagerstown Girls Club continues a year long swimming program led by Miss Elizabeth King a Red Cross water safety instructor and Miss Laverna Sullivan. The effort provides weekly pool access and teaches beginners to advanced strokes with final tests and Red Cross cards for qualifiers. The group includes many named members across three rows with staff and volunteers guiding training and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picuire
Higerstone
Misslizabeth King
MCA
Red Cross
Hagerstown
Connie Norris
Linda Bussard
Catherine Miller
Christine Frank
Angelo Ridgely
Linta Rock
Sherry Sullivan
Toyce Bellomo
Sherry Belloma
Linda McCarty
Jennifer Benner
Patricia Huntsberger
Judy Lewis
Nancy Miller
Judy Ru
Local Bethel Marks Birthday At Party Here
The Hagerstown Bethel of the International Order of Job's Daughters celebrated its eleventh birthday with a Friendship Night at the Masonic Temple. Members from Westminster Thurmont and Frederick attended, and 180 girls plus chaperones joined a New York City weekend tour. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale spoke Sunday during the trip. Attending from Hagerstown Bethel were Mary Lou Burkholder and many others, with several mothers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
International Order of Job's Daughters
Masonic Temple
Job
Westminster
Thurmont
Frederick
Maryland
New York City
Guardian Club of Maryland
Diane Leight
Joppa
Radio City
Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue
Norman Vincent Peale
In Aaltetata Meisenk
Institute Set On Wednesday Vacation Church School Institute
Miss Lucy Bickel of Baltimore leads a Wednesday May 1 institute at Washington Square Methodist Church for staffers in charge of vacation schools from 9 30 p m. A second session occurs Friday May 16 at Trinity Methodist Cumberland. The article notes beef consumption in the United States averaged 160 pounds per person on trips last year, the highest since 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bickel
Baltimore
Washington Square Methalist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Cumberland
Miss Biekel
HUE Winegiele Carer
United
Two Plays To Open Wednesday At Salem Church
Two one act plays Say Uncle and Flivver Family will be presented by the Youth Fellowship at Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church Wednesday and Thursday evenings May 15 and 16. Performances begin at 1 p m with tickets at the door. Cast includes Sharon Kerdile Mary Elien Cunningham Connie Maxwell Donald Hoffman Wilbur Mawell Donald Rice Mr Maxwell Delores Shaffer Mrs Maxwell Harold Boyer George Smith Florence Binkley Miss Burke for Say Uncle and Mary Bowers Robert Beckley Jr Kitty Martin Jeff Glesner for Flivver Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Flivver
Salem Evangelical and
Sharon Kerdile
Betty Lou Maxwell
Mary Elien Cunningham
Connie Maxwell
Donald Hoffman
Wilbur Mawell
Donald Rice
Maxwel Delores Shaffer
Robert Beckley, Jr
Kitty Martin
Jeff Glesner
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Richard Abraham
Carrie Abbot
Sorel Bliss
Judith Bliss
Bett Miller
Simon Bliss
Charlotte White
Clara
Concerto
Lynda Fiery
Sheridan Morgan
Donald Lee Morgan
Hubert Lawrence
Tammany
Hichard
Philhar- Harnish
John Slocum
Monic Orchestra
America
Cosuel Wyle
Syle
Hood
Eastern Circle
Leonardo de Vinci
THE
Gro
Mir
Che Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Atending
Frome
Institute
KAY Jewelers
Washington Street
Hagerstown Md
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