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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1957
Page
3
A 58 year old widow reflects on ten years of wandering affairs with married men seeking a true, peaceful marriage. She seeks guidance on becoming a “nice person” and the path to happiness through divine support and reform. The letter cites past marriages, personal pain, and a plea for frank advice.
Hilda Mummers of Clear Spring High School is named editor in chief of the Trailblazer for 1957 58. Hetty Lou Hawbaker becomes business manager with Judy Romine Jean Shoemaker Pat Parsley among assistants. staff includes editors reporters photographers and designers for the yearbook. Home room representatives will be elected in September to sell Trailblazers.
A half dozen local ladies from a card club were in the audience for the Arthur Godfrey show, as seen by Hagerstown television viewers yesterday. The group includes Mrs. Marvin Stinebaugh, Mrs. Robert Mauric, Mrs. Samuel Foltz, Mrs. Ralph Foltz, Mrs. William Penner, and Mrs. Percy Diverbliss. They spent the weekend in New York City and returned home last night.
Rural Washington County offers a June Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland College Park with a $82 registration fee covering housing, meals, tours, and assemblies. Local Homemakers from Hagerstown, Clear Spring, Hancock, Boonsboro, Smithsburg, Williamsport, Keedysville, and others enroll, choosing among 20 classes from clothing to public speaking and citizen participation under the guidance of Mrs. Ary dath M. Staffer and Mrs. Stouffer, with details through 101 Summit Avenue, Hagerstown.
Dororthy Fogarty, winner of this year's Cotton Fashion Award, promotes a 224 inch waistline and shapely silhouettes. She spoke at a ceremony in New York with Mayor Robert Wagner present, praising her dramatic silhouettes and youthful style. Her summer collection, Goldfish Safari, features travel ready outfits across day to evening wear. The showcase included gala cotton evening gowns by past winners and others. The article also notes the Saratoga aircraft carrier's power to move over 100 passenger locomotives at full speed.
Students at Surrey School prepare for May Day on Wednesday evening with a six o clock program on the front lawn. The supper starts at 5 30 and the nth anniversary show includes a thumbnails history led by Sandra Dartman. Queen Miss Dorothy Grove will reign with Prince Surrey Stephen Campbell in attendance. Haymond Scott is school principal. In Bermuda buyers must wait an extra year after selling a car before buying a new one if sold before five years.
The Washington Township Alumni Association schedules its annual banquet and dance at the Blue Ridge Fire Hall near Tracer Corners on June. Ham and beer dinner served family style at 6 30 p.m. Officers to be elected for the year 195 take place. Kiward M avis and William Robson to entertain with chalk talks. Dancing from to midnight with Velvetones. Invitations limited by postage. all alumni urged to attend or both events. Reservations due by May 25 with Mrs.
The Olive Branch Chapter in Keedysville held a regular meeting Friday evening. Officers and members will be entertained by Avenue Chapter of Sharpsburg on Saturday evening June 11. A birthday party is planned for Friday evening June 7 with special recognition for Past Matrons and Past Patrons. A rehearsal is set for Thursday evening June 8. Ada Geeting’s memorial service was held, marking her as a charlee member who passed away last Thursday. Grand officials attended the reception for Worthy Grand Matron Martha Looper in Rockville.
Grove Sollenberger of 288 Geiser Avenue Waynesboro Pennsylvania and Mrs Ghrove of 27 South Church Street Waynesboro listing contact phones 2329 and 2140 for arrangements after 4 p m or at Washington Township Junior High School between 8 a m and 3 p m plus location details in the local notice.
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