Wedding Rites Invites Issued For Yingling Fender Union
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Makwell Yingling of Fountainhead Heights for the marriage of their daughter Judith LaMay Yingling to Willan Noel Fender of Richmond Virginia. The ceremony will be on Saturday June 15 at four oclock in St John s Lutheran Church. The Rev Dr L Boyd Hamm will officiate. Initial music by Asher Edelman and Mrs Daniel Sowers. The bride selects her twin sister Mrs John Thomas Brennan as maid of honor. Best man will be Floyd E Fender, father of the groom. ushers include John Brennan and William Paul Herring. A small reception will follow at the bride s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Makwell Yingling
Fountaiead Heights
Judith
LaMay Ywingling
Willan
Noel Fender
Richmond
Floyd B. Fender
Beckley
W. Va
St. John's Lutheran Church
City
L. Boyd Hamm
Asher S
Edelman
Daniel Sowers
John ‘Thomas Brennan
William Paul Herring
Dalton
Fountain Head Heights
Engagement of Lois Stumbaugh to Airman Baehr in France planned this summer
Cumberland Maryland confirms the engagement of Lois Donna Rae Stumbaugh to Airman 2/e Donald-Gene Baehr Beardstown. Stumbaugh, Fort Hill High School 1956 and City Hospital nursing student in Martinsburg West Virginia. Baehr, Beardstown High School 1958 and medical specialist in the United States Air Force currently on a three year tour in France. They will marry this summer and reside in France until the tour ends. Grandparents listed from Williamsport and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Shunbaugh
Cumberland
Maryland
Lois Donna Rae Stumbaugh
Donald-Gene Baehr
Beardstown
Stumbaugh
Fort Hill High School
School of Nursing
City Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Artman Baehr
Beardstown High School
United States Air Force
France
Miss Stumbaugh
J. Westley Lizer
Mrs
Rey Stumbaugh
Williamsport
Miss Gelow Entertained With Multiple Bridal Showers
Miss Sandra Gelow, set to wed June fifteenth at St Pauls Methodist Church to Mr Robert L Hughes, was honored at several showers. A May eighteen gathering at Mrs Archers on Fairfax Head featured floral decor and a bridal bed of rhododendron leaves. Guests included Mrs T H Beck and many other friends and relatives. A May Saturday luncheon at Fountain Head Country Club presented an electric mixer as a group gift with attendees listed among local residents and family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Gelow
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Robert L. Hughes
James Archery
James Wilson, Jr
Gelow
T. H. Beck
Walter Sokslski
James Quick
Jot] Hughes
Melvin Gelow
James Wilson
Barbara Wieble
Connie Nugent
Jane Kline
George Ryan
Shirley Miller
Caroyn Quick
Janis Archer
John Ingram
Connie Snyder
Norma Carbaugh
Melvin Scott
Fountain Head Country Clab
Ray Lessard
Edward Kramer
Steven Bile
James Ramsey
James Murfin
A. P. Griffith
al Mathes
Knight Morton
Thomas Woods
al Panonne
Creager Henderson
James Nielson
Carolyn Quick
Joel Hughes
Local births in Smithsburg area announced
Proud parents announce the birth of a daughter Donne Kay Hessong on May 18 at Washington County Hospital weighing five pounds 12 and a half ounces. Also listed are births of Martin Heary Horn Mary Evelyn Duffey Dixie Lee Merrbaugh Ronald Lee Rohrer with accompanying parental and maiden names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaarles Hessong
Smithsburg
Rt. 4
Donne Kay
Washington County Hospital
Lee A. Rohrer
Pope Avenue
Ronald Lee
May wedding honors Garonzik Oplatka in Temple ceremony
Frances Garonzik, daughter of Moses and Mrs. Garonzik of 800 South Potomac Street, wed Fred Oplatka of Philadelphia at Temple B Nai Abraham. Rabbi David Schwartz officiated on May 19 at 2 pm with B Omer marking the couple’s ceremony, under a blue canopy with florals, as organ music and vignettes of tradition preceded a reception for 150 at the American Legion ballroom. Relatives traveled from multiple states. after an extended honeymoon the couple will reside in California. Frances is a local graduate and former L Aiglon employee. Fred worked in Vienna and the Dominican Republic before joining Philadelphia Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple B’nai Abraham
Frances Garonzik
Moses P. Garonzik
South Potomac Street
Fred Oplatka
Philadelphia
David Schwartz
Jy B'Omer
Schwartz
Edwin Erwin
Arthur Stein
Brenda Lynn Danowitz
Harrisburg
Joseph Danowitz
Erwin Oplatka
Long Beach
California
Mathias Garonzik
Chambersburg
Nathan Garonzik
Lancaster
Alfred Schoen
American Legion
Rabbi Schwartz
Israel
Charles Morrison
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
York
Pennsylvania
New York City
Gary
Indiana
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Maryland
Arlington
Entries Due For Flower Show Of Garden Club
Members of the Hagerstown Garden Club must place entries between 9:50 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. The show, held at Mrs. Harry Bowman’s home at 951 The Terrace, includes a luncheon at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Garden Club
Harry Bowman
Clean and protect winter handbags for spring use
Before storing or switching seasons, ensure handbags are clean and dry, stuff with tissue, and keep in clean boxes. This prevents damage and odors and preserves shape for when they’re needed again.
National President Headlines Women's Guild Meeting
The Women's Guild of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church will host a fellowship meeting tomorrow May 2 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m with national guild president Mrs Gay Benchoff of Waynesboro Virginia as featured speaker Reverend Lawrence N Strunk and Reverend John R Kasten Jr will attend The devotional program will be led by Mrs C Maxwell Smith A program follows with soloist Mrs Douglas Peterson and organist Mrs R Paul Smith Mrs Roscoe Corderman leads the program with assistants Mrs Austin Young Hostesses include Mrs Charles Doll Mrs Edward Shafer Mrs Robert Hys song and Mrs Scott Pittinger Guild president is Mrs James Moss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women's Guild
Gay Benchoff
Waynesboro
Virginia
Benchoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Edward Shafer
Robert Hyssong
Scott Pittinger
James Moss
Women’s Guild
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
St Marys PTA President Gavel Presented To Tooma
At the final St Marys School PTA meeting outgoing president Martin McGuffin passed the gavel to Mr and Mrs Fred Tooma who will serve next year. Officers installed include George Wagner and Helen OConnell as vice presidents and Margaret Costion as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Martin McGuffin
Fred Tooma
Mary Jeanice
George Wagner
Helen O'Connell
Margaret Costion
Daniel McGrath
St. Macy's
Mary Joseph
Ready to store winter rubber boots properly
Clean the boots in warm soapy water in a scrub bucket. Rinse, dry thoroughly, then pack them away in a box.
Local residents attend weddings and recoveries noted
Prarsone f Me ami Als Joseph Simek Miss Mary Bega Miss Alice Levy Miss Rose Prince Miss Ann Prince and Nicholas Maese all of Philadelphia attended the Oplat ka Garonzik wedding here Sunday. Roy Draper of Leitersburg remains in hospital after appendectomy. Wanda Lee Dilfenderfer six weeks old is treated for a fractured leg at Washington County Hospital. Mrs C Neill Baylor Jr and daughter Ann visit parents in Summit Avenue while accompanying Mrs Baylor Sr at an Atlanta convention. Mrs J Cleveland Grice and Mrs George Talbot return from a world cruise aboard the Caronia. Mrs Lea Manning Phillip Barnhart and Charles Weller residents of Hancock are hospitalized. E C Owen returns from five week Brownell Tour of nine European countries. Mrs Dan Meyers and Mrs Harry Keadie recover at home after hospital stays. Mrs Ethel Needy discharged and recuperating at home. Mrs Margaret Summers recuperating at home after hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Ami Als
Joseph Simek
Mary Bega
Alice Levy
Rose Prince
Ann Prince
Nicholas Maese
Philadelphia
Oplatka-Garonzik
Wanda Lee Dilfenderfer
Albert J. Dilfenderfer
West Wilson Boulevard
Washington County Hospital
C. Neill Baylor, Jr
Ann
Richmond Hills
Georgia
Special Meeting Of Blue Ridge Riding Club Thursday
Members of the Blue Ridge Riding Club will hold a special membership meeting on Thursday May 23 at 8 30 o clock at Lester Fisher s home near Keedysville Plans are being made for the horse show and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Riding Club
Lester Fisher
Keedysville
Gleazer speaks on junior colleges at AAUW Hagerstown meeting
Dr Edmund J Gleazer president of Graceland College outlined the two year college concept at the Hagerstown Branch AAUW meeting in Washington County Museum. He tied the program to Eisenhower era education goals and cited Long Beach City College as a model. The group discussed community support, local need, and the future of two year colleges with aims to expand public understanding and opportunities. The meeting included a picnic, delegates elected to the National AAUW Convention in Boston, branch name change to Hagerstown, and installation of new officers led by Mrs Edward Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmuund J. Gleazer, Jr
Hagerstown
American Association of University Women
Washington County
Gleaver
Graceland College
Lamont
Laws
American Association of Junior Colleges
AAUW
Action
Eisenhower
Gleazer
United States
Lharger
Boston
Mary Byer
Jane McCafferty
Jeannette Rinehart
Maryland
Y Hagerstaw
Eleanor Rutledge
Vicce
Thomas Sager
Robert Zeigler
Maurice Weisberg
John A. Long
Theron Rinehart
Edward Nixon
Edward Vail
George Hawhaker
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Truth
Miss Gelow
Frank W. Merrbaugh
Stratford Avenue
Dixie Lee
Merrbaugh
Mary Catherine Hess
Sharpsburg
Columbia Business College
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc
Vienna
Austria
Dominican Republic
The
Philadelphia Tquirer
Miss Frahtes Gsrorissky
Tlhymons
Dairy Queen
Heer
Gary Queer
Washington Sr
St. Mary’s
Tooma
Potomac Street
J. J. Newberry Co
Hoger Towing Co
Roy Draper
Leitersburg
J. Cleveland Grice
Gordon Circle
George Talbot
Hamilton Souteward
Lea Manning
Phillip Barnhart
Charles Weller
Hancock
E. C. Owen
Frederick Street
Dan Meyers
Harry Keadie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ethel Needy
Creek Road
Margaret Summers
Boonsboro
Phyllis Tmaxter
Hollywood
Eleanor Gay
Monroe Street
Chicago
Ilfiness
Schmidt
Edmund J. Gleazer
Peoples Certified
ALL Peoples Service Drug Stores
W. Washington Street
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