Patricia Reid Elected Proxy of Sigma Chapter
Patricia Reid elected proxy for Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Pat Snider reported Judy Corrigan Dance Revue and spring dance dates with tickets available through members. New officers installed by retiring president I B Litton. gifts given, next meeting May 28 with Secret Sisters reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B.lilton
Patricia. Reid
David Boyer
Thomas Downs, Jr
Fred Long
Joy Miller
Litton
Fidelis Class Holds May Meeting at Reed Home
The Fidelis Sunday School Class of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Rohrersville met at Mrs James Reed s home for a May program on Mother and Home led by Mrs Richard Haynes. Prizes were won by Mrs Preston Kendle Mrs James Slifer and Miss Doris Slifer.Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Mrs Preston Kendle Mrs How ard Colbert Mrs Richard Hay nes Mrs Randolph Rice and others.
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Fidelis
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rohrersville
James Reeder
Richard Haynes
Preston Kendle
James Slifer
Doris Slifer
Howard Colbert
Randolph Rice
Horace Mullendere
Rector To Lead Training Day at St Ane’s Smithsburg
The Rev Ranald C Albaugh rector of St Thomas Episcopal Hancock will direct a Leadership Training Day for parish youths at St Anes Smithsburg on Saturday May 18. Attendees include young people adult advisors and clergy from churches between Westminster and Hancock with sessions from 1 to 4 pm. St Thomas participants are Marion White William Jones and Hal McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranald C. Albaugh
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Hancock
St. Ane’s Church
Smithsburg
Westminister
St. Thomas Church
Marion White
William Jones
Hal. McCarty
Mrs Hyvarinen Feted At Shower
A surprise shower honoring Mrs Walter Hyvarinen was held Wednesday evening May 8 on the Griffith lawn at Appletown. Co hostess Mrs Elizabeth Curry assisted. Door prize went to Mrs Lucille Griffith with gifts arranged around a decorative stork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hyvarinen
Griffith
Appletown
Elizabeth Curry
Lucille Griffith
June Griffith
Josephine Palmer
Naomi Fulks
Mamie Griffith
Dorothy Beachley
Jean Griffith
Peart Leggett
Mamie Palmer
Marie Wyand
Katie Beachley
B. B. Wyand
Lena Easterday
Nora Lumm
Roy Martz
Darline
Doris Griffith
Hospital Discharges List From Washington County Hopsital
Discharged Monday from Washington County Hospital include Mrs Glory Anderson and baby boy at 218 Belview Ave Mrs Charlotte M Brown and baby girl Boonsboro Jennie E Carbaugh Williamsport Dennis Cooper 203 Summer St Mrs Evelyn Jacobson and baby boy Long Meadow Apartments Carolyn B James Funkstown Mrs Janet M Kissinger and baby girl Waynesboro Mrs Lucille E Knode and baby girl 408 Freemont St Mrs Shirley J Liggett and baby boy Boonsboro Harry E Loveless Jr Keedysville Route 1 Evelyn P Metger Williamsport Route 2 Charlotte E Miller 127 Englewood Road Patricia M Moser Bovnsboro Edith Otis 908 Oak Hill Ave Norman Poole 2009 Wolford Ave Elaine M Reinhart 874 View St Albert H Renner 284 Frederick St Roland E Ricker 538 George St Fannie M Rouzer 1331 Kuhn Ave Bilas T Shank Williamsport Ocie M Socks 124 Washington Ave Mrs Phyllis A Stottlemyer and baby
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Washington County Hospital
Glory Anderson
Belview Ave
Charlotte M. Brown
Boonsboro
Jennie E. Car~baugh
Williamsport
Dennis Cooper
Summer St
Evelyn Jacobson
Long Meadow
Carolyn B. James
Funkstown
Janet M. Kissinger
Waynesboro
Lucille E. Knode
Freemont St
Shirley J. Liggett
Harry E. Loveless
Keedysville
Evelyn P. Metger
Wil Hamsport
Charlotte E. Miller
Englewood Road
Patricia M. Moser
Bovnsboro
Edith Otis
Oak Hill
Norman
Frederick St
Roland E. Ricker
George St
Fannie M. Rouzer
Kuhn Ave
Bilas T. Shank
Ocie M. Socks
Washington Ave
Phyllis A. Stottlemyer
Baby
County Couple Wed Last Week in Appletown
Miss Dorothy Jane Flook and Afr. Austin Charles Wise wed on Friday May 10 at 9 PM in Reverend E. B. Wyand's Appletown home. The bride wore a white nylon net dress over blue satin with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Attendants included the couples' mothers. Wise farms, they will reside at 622 Franklin St. in Hagerstown.
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Dorothy Jane Flook
Samuel Flook
Myersville
Route Two
Austin Charles Wise
Charles Wise
Boonsboro
E. B. Wyand
Appletown
True Blue Class Meet At Locust Grove May Meeting
The May gathering of the True Blue Sunday School Class at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Locust Grove near Rohbrersville was hosted by Mr and Mrs Nyle Poffenberger. Dr Garley Smith led the Mother's Day program with many class members listed. The June meeting relocates to Mapleville at the home of Mr and Mrs Roland Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Locust Grove
Rohbrersville
Nyle Poffenberger
Garley Smith
Lloyd Mutlendore
Albert Smith
Harry Hughes
Guy Smith
Charley Poffenberger
Clarence Rice
Gleon Horine
Harry Mason
Martha Haynes
Martha Snyder
Harold Smith
Ralph Shank
Mikey
Mapleville
Roland Smith
How to cope with relatives who dress like hobos on Easter
Dear Mary Haworth advises recognizing the relatives’ display as arrogance from the relatively wealthy. Hold your ground with calm courtesy, refuse to enable disrespect, and avoid future outings until they dress decently. Preserve self respect and set boundaries while maintaining civility.
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Mary Haworth
Taug
Women Of Moose Meet Last Eve In Hagerstown Chapter Event
The Hagerstown Chapter 342 Women of the Moose held a regular meeting with candidate initiation as the highlight and officer nominations. The next election is planned for June 11. May 23 was observed as Fun Night, with Senior Regent Elsie Powell urging chairmen and co workers to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fuller
Jean Reynolds
Boris Deibert
Sandra Fuller
Robert Deihert
Hagerstown
Women of the Moose
Elsie Powell
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Sigma Chapter
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Blashoes
Hollys
Washington County
Paramount
Jo Ann Kung
Donna Kunz
Sharon Kung
Donna Jean Fuller
Hopital Releases
Franklin St
Lester M. Strite
Amos W. Turner
Jefferson
Helen J. Youngblood
Washington Avenue
Wala Wdbiger
Ag Orn
Uduio
Hobot
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