Afternoon Bride in Maryland Wedding of Happ and Warshowsky
The wedding of Mary Elizabeth Happ to Dr. Benjamin Warshowsky took place May 12 at the Happ home in Gapland Maryland with Reverend Newton L. Poling officiating. The couple will reside at Watkins Acres Frederick after a Miami Beach honeymoon. out-of-town guests included the Warshowskys of New York and Watt of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell C. Happ
Gapland
Maryland
Mary Elizabeth
Benjamin Warshowsky
Philip Warshowsky
Miami Beach
Florida
Newton L. Poling
Brownsville
John W. Happ
Connie Turney
Washington, D. C
John F. Hudson
DeKoven
Malotte
Arlington
Virginia
Jean Happ
Nathan Warshowsky
New York City
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Warshowsky
College of the City of New York
University of Minnesota
Sigma Xi
Gamma Alpha
American Chemical Society
Research Society of America
Philip Serbo
W. Doyle Watt
Seattle
Washington
South Potomac Students Join Honor Society
Sixteen new members were initiated into the Potomac Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society at South Potomac Junior High School on May 16. Principal Glenn H. Sensenhaugh presided with William Cowden and others presenting the pillars of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
National Junior Honor Society
South Potomac
Glenn H. Sensenhaugh
William Cowden
Susan Pool
Regina Haugh
Judy May
Bonnie Michael
Catherine Futterer
Torch of Knowledge
America
Patricia Bushey
Doris Dorn
Robert Fischer
Ann Grimm
Sue Helman
Pamela Kuhn
Judy Miller
Barbara Morin
Doris Myers
Rudy Nigh
Mary Ann Porterfield
Karen Sweeney
Stella Aragonier
Milton Hays
En Wali
Mary Ann Parten
Ssdorgren
Heads Installed At WSWS Meet Tuesday Evening
The Women’s Society of World Service of St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church held a dish supper meeting in the church social room. Mrs. Frank Lusby presided as the Boys Chorus of South Hagerstown High School performed under Mrs. Amelia Daniel, with Dawn Lowry on piano. New officers installed included President Mrs. Frank Lusky and vice presidents, secretary, and treasurers. Dr. Lester Kauffman offered a prayer for the ill. The group reported at the 11th annual WSWS convention in Red Lion, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service of
St. Paul’s
Cindy
Lorraine Moser
Lester Kauffman
Mary Carpenter
Dorothy Turner
May Kretzer
WSWS
Frank Lusky
Paul White
Charles Moser
LeRoy Brewer
Dorothy Martz
Scott Barber
Kathleen Slick
Harry Yeates
Harry Hahn
Ralph Beard, Jr
Ellis Potter
Frank Royston
Frank Keyser
Sabina Baker
Isabel Ross
Kauffman
F. Berry Plummer
Washington County Hospital
Pennsylvania
Red Lion
Harvey Miller
Thelma Lucas
Elsie Lehman
Hazel Ocker
Helen Garland
Fiske Elgin
Edward Hartman
Frank Lusby
Katie Snyder
Leila Sefton
Mabel Kretzer
Ellen Miller
District Garden Clubs set daylong New Market event
Fifth District Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland plans a Day in New Market on Tuesday May 28 featuring an antique forum and a pilgrimage flower show. Frederick chairwoman Mrs T Stuart Haller leads a full day of lectures tours and demonstrations with local hostesses and information centers at Town Hall and Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
T. Stuart Haller
Frederick
Byron White
Jarboe Greve
Chase Gove
Edgar Burns
Union Bridge
Town Hall
Frank Elliott
Grange Hall
Jennings Bailey
Buckeystown
Rober Eynolds
Hagerstown
Grange Halls
Asa Watkins
Frank Harris
Airy
Charles Wood
Marshall Etchison
Frederick County Historical Society
John Dorsey, Jr
Lord Baltimore
Charles F. Bowers
Lowell S. Garland
May Program Set In Beaver Creek
The Beaver Creek School will present a May Day program on Tuesday May 21 at 7 30 p m Primary grades will present a choral reading with pictures and rhythm Intermediate grades perform Cinderella The program will be followed by the regular P T A meeting The public is welcome Mrs H W Wilhide A memorial was conducted for Mrs C M Horst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Maid of Cotton tour showcases cotton fashion across continents
Helen Landon of Huntingdon, Tenn., tours the United States with a six month cotton wardrobe. Forty two top American designers contributed outfits while plans call for a Europe visit to display cotton fashions from both American and European designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
NEA
NEW York
Europe
Maid of Cotton
Helen Landon
Huntingdon, Tenn
Biki
Milan
County Planning Group Meets At Swain Home
County Planning Group meets at the Swain home near Sharpsburg hosted by Mr and Mrs Honard Swain. Vice president Rene Burter leads in president’s absence with Rev Herbert H Jones delivering a Sabbath sermon and discussing the federal budget. County agent Mark Miller advises on spittle bugs and aphids, notes conservation contest by September, and mentions prizes. Also includes wardrobe advisory warning against impulse buys and white elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honard Swain
Keedysville Farm Bureau
Sharpsburg
Rene Burter
Herbert H. Jones
Burter
Jones
Eisenhower
Burtner
Mark Miller
Farm Bureau
Granges
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors of Conservation
Isaac Walton
Robert Snyder
Mary Roulette
Marcia Swain
Lady Electa Class Feted at Keedysville Church Social
Mrs. Max Dagenhart hosted the Lady Electa Sunday School Class of Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church in Keedysville. President Mrs. Kenneth Brandenburg led, with devotions by Mrs. Wyand Rohrer and prayers by Mrs. Ivan Naugie. A committee was appointed to plan a fried hamburger supper at Washington Monument Park on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dagenhart
Keedysville
Electa
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth Brandenburg
Wyand Rohrer
Ivan Naugie
Rene Burtner
Leo Wyand
Rene S Burtner
Robert Wyand
Washington Monument Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Elizabeth Happ
Honor
Garden Club District
H. W. Wilhide
C. M. Horst
Jacques Heim
Cesare Guidi
Florence
Spain
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Swain
Revere Ware
City State Amt
M.O
C.O
Revere
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