Miss Dorothy Foltz Plack Weds Harold B Smith Here
Miss Plack daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Plack of 814 Potomac Avenue became the bride of Harold B Smith son of Mrs Marian S Smith of 15 Brigade Street Springfield Massachusetts on Saturday May 17 at 4 pm at Christ Reformed and Evangelical Church. The ceremony featured organ selections and songs including Through the Years and O Perfect Love. The couple will reside at 4 Garden Place Brooklyn after a wedding trip to Montreal and Quebec. Mrs Plack wore a white embroidered organdy gown with pearl jewelry. the bride’s sister Elizabeth Ann Plack was maid of honor. Best man was Joseph Wilkinson with ushers William P Welton and Daniel M Foltz. The bride is a graduate of Hagerstown High School and Goucher College. the groom attended Wesleyan University and editorial staff at the Brooklyn Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed and Evangelical Church
Dorothy Foltz Plack
Charles #. Plack
Potomac Avenue
Harold B. Smith
Marian 5. Smith
Brigade Street
Springfield
Mass
Frederick B. Eyater
Paul Griffith
Helen Delauter
Mildred Lefever
Fer Tarher
Misslizabeth Ann Plack
Virginia Welton
Joseph Wilkinson
Brookton
William P. Welton
Dayton
Daniel M. Foltz
Plack
Smith
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Garden Mace
Brooklyn
Barbara Moats Feted At Party On Birthday
Barbara Ellen Moats was entertained at a party on her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon from 2:00 o clock, given by her parents Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moats, at their home 580 Mulberry Avenue. Spring flowers and a May Day motif adorned the decorations. The afternoon included games, prizes, and refreshments centered on a decorated table with a birthday cake. Guests included Tyds Beard Marjorie Beard Warhara Hauver Nancy Lindsay Jean and Joan Miller Audrey Mills Andrea Mover Ann Watkins Jane Witherspoon and Pamela Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ellen Moats
William A. Moats
Mulberry Avenue
Tyds Beard
Marjorie Beard
Warhara Hauver
Nancy Lindsay
Jean and
Joan Miller
Audrey Mills
Andrea Mover
Ann Watkins
Jane Witherspoon
Pamela Zimmerman
Philathea Class Meeting Tonight at Emmanuel Church
The Loyal Philathea Bible Class of Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church plans its regular meeting this evening at Treelock. A program has been organized by Mrs J B Postouffer, Mrs HO Brown, Mrs James Werktig and Mrs Harry Reailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Bile Clase
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Choren
Traelock
Summer Wedding Planned For Local Couple
Engagement announced for Miss Patricia Agnes Schlotterhbeck of Marbern Road and Mr. Harry Walker Thomas of 820 Potomac Avenue. Bride elect is a Towson State Teachers College junior and Hagerstown High School alumna employed at Huntzberry's Shoe Store. Wedding planned for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Agnes Schlotterhbeck
Herbert Schlotterbeck
Marbern Road
Harry Walker Thomas
Harry Thomas
Potomac Avenue
Hagerstown High School
Towson State ‘Teachers College
Ter France
Hagerstown
Huntzberry’s
Local residents make trips and medical updates
Mrs Jane Billmyer and Mrs William Main left Sunday for a two week motor trip to Miami Florida. Mrs Harry Shupp has been removed to Washington County Hospital. Linda E Rohr er daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Rohrer is confined to Washington County Hospital for observation. Mr and Mrs Leonard Morris and sons Johnnie and Douglas returned to Middlebury after visiting Washington DC and Mr Ranier MD. Mrs Harry K Bitner who suffered a coronary attack on April 1 has returned home from Washington County Hospital. Mrs Nellie Minnich of Leiversburg re entered Baker Hospital Newton for further treatment condition not good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Billmyer
William Main
Miami
Fla
Harry Shupp
Summit Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Linda Ehlen Rohrer
Harold Ry, Rohrer
Fry Avenue
Leonard Morris
Johnnie and
Douglas
Middlebure
Washington, DN. C
Ranier
Harry K. Bitner
Nellie Minnich
Leiversburg
Mae Painter
Linabeth Street
Newton 2
Baker Hospital
Picnic Treats and Interfacings From Maryland Extension
Homemakers' Korner shares a corn doggie recipe from the University of Maryland Extension Service with steps for batter and baking. It also covers interfacing tips for fabrics, advising on material weight, stiffness, and sewing techniques to prevent cloth distortion. The Garret County note mentions hay fever and mosquitoes relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Extension Service
Helen Shelby
Shelby
BPW Meet At Shoreham Hotel Draws Wide State Attendance
BPW members from Baltimore Cambridge Caroline Cecil Cumberland Frederick Garrett Hagerstown Harford Salisbury Uplands Dundalk Attend the state Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting at the Shoreham Hotel. Judge Sarahl Hughes president of the National Federation and Mrs Stella Werner spoke. Delegates toured the White House and joined a reception banquet and breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haceratown
BPW
Shoreham
Sarahl. Hughes
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Stella Werner
Congress
Baltimore
Cambridge
Caroline County
Cecil County
Cumberland Saston
Frederick
Garrett County
Hagerstown
Harford County
Be' Air
Salisbury
Uplands
Dundalk
White House
Marian Wolfman
Margaret Kreps
Virginia Rouzer
Dorothy Carper
Sara Stouffer
Catherine Rohar
Avenue Chapter 58 Hosts Olive Branch No 34 Visit
Avenue Chapter No 58 Sharpsburg hosted Olive Branch Now 34 Keedysville at a regular meeting. FE Fox Whitmore and Harry Lumm greeted members and visitors. A brief ceremony honored visiting officers and a note announced services on June 15 at St Johns Episcopal Church Sharpsburg. Mrs Whitmore received a grand representative appointment and reported on the Grand Chapter in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Chapter No
Sharpsburg
Olive Branch
Keedysville
FE. Fox Whitmore
Harry Lumm
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Whitmore
Women Turn to Traffic Woes as Downtown Bottlenecks Grow
At the Eastern Regional American Transit Association meeting in Philadelphia experts struggle with downtown congestion while the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and local groups push campaigns. Mrs. George W. Jaqua leads safety efforts as women urge using buses subways and paring cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Moo
America
American Transit Association
Philadelphia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
George W. Jaqua
Winchester
Ind
Women's Clibs
New York
Telen Clark
Mes. Clark
Guy C. Herker
Convening Transit Association
Quick Sewing Trick For Breeze Sleeve Patterns
Quick sewing tip explains cutting front and back of cotton breeze sleeve patterns in one main cut, waist nip for a smooth fit. Patterns show style numbers and sizes with address for ordering. The Spring-Summer Fashion Book offers dozens of wearables and easy pattern designs for all ages with home order options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattigan Hureal
Old
Chelsea Station
New York St
Visa
Coltons
Lown Atvlewe
Repy Mw
Privest Conte
Supper Party for Hagerstown Art Club Members at Home
Mrs. Nancy Friend Franty hosted a national party for Hagerstown Art Club members at Fountain Heights. Attendees included Dr Evelyn Luke Miss Rosemary Burtner Thomas Friend and many others with a visiting artist Mrs Glenn Julian. The club plans a large general meeting in June at the Washington County Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Friend Franty
Hagerstown Art Club
Fountain Ond
Heights
Evelyn Luke
Rosemary Burtner
Thomas Friend
Robert Kinsley
Mise Sally Adams
Arley Sion
Marcella Cox
Gifford Luke
Edward Slick
Landon Rackus
Elizabeth Pitzer
Mildred Byer
Maude Hayman
Harry Rudy
Gorman Ingram
Ralph Reno
Glenn Julian
Washington County Museum
Saint Mary's Alumni Banquet Plans and Elections
Saint Marys Alumni Association to hold annual banquet and officer elections at Tortuga Restaurant at 6730 on June 4. The event honors the class of 1942 and presents a special award for outstanding dramatic performance. Rev Fr John Phillips of Mount Saint Marys Colleges will be guest speaker. Tickets from Bal lard, Gray Brunear, Janet Wurst, Audrey Clark, or Colleen Mulreney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary's Adiuenal Association
Fta
O'Clonk
Tortuga
John Phillips
Mount Saint Mary's Colleges
Mmmitttsburg
School enrollment near universal for young children
About 99 percent of US children ages 6 to 13 were enrolled in schools during the 850-51 era, according to the Encyclopedia Americana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyelopedia Americana
Paul Callaway to Conduct at Cumberland Valley Festival
Organist and choirmaster Paul Callaway of Washington Cathedral will guest conduct the Choir Festival in Mt. Pan's Methodist Church on Sunday night May 25 at 745. He has led the cathedral choir since 1939 and directed the Washington Cathedral Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Callaway
Washington Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Cumberland Valley Chapter
The
American
Library of Congress
Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Callaway
Pythian Sisters Set Meeting for Wednesday
Rose Temple No 1h Pythian Sisters will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening May 23 at the Junior Fire Hall. The district deputy will make the official visit at this time and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Birth Announcement for Deborah Sue Riubbeck
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Robert Riubbeck 913 West Washington announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Sue on May 16 at Washington County Hospital Mrs Riubbeck formerly Miss Anna Mae Barden Cler Spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Riubbeck
West
Washington Street
Deborah Sue
Washington County Hospital
Rubeck
Anna Mae Barden
Clerr
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Eyeorothy
Goucher College
Westeyan University
Middletown
Conn
United States Rubber Company
Wesleyan University
University of
Barbara Moats
Philathea
Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin
Riviera
Red Cross
Pris
American National Red Cross America
Huntsberry
Garret County
Maryland
B.P.W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Shoreham Hotel
Mary Louise
Washington
Art Club
St. Mary's
Riigh
the Bon Ton
Lailor
Bentz and Dunn
Solellers
Shoes
Potomac
Esskay
Ali
Jahorjown
N. Potomac Street
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