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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
10
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Friday’s Field Day at Maugansville School featured divisions for primary and intermediate students, with blue ribbon awards presented by Principal Glenn Ny Sensenbach. Event highlights included relay races, volleyball, dodgeball, and softball, drawing many patrons and showcasing the school’s annual physical education program.
Student nurses from Washington County Hospital School of Nursing present a first public appearance concert at First Brethren Church Sunday evening at 7 30 oclock under director Jobin Tis Marnochan. The 24 singers include seniors juniors and freshmen. program features Get Of Our Fathers Now The Day Is Over and Go Down Moses among others. Reverend James B Ault will lead the service with a meditation titled Doing Good.
The senior class play Family Circle staged at Hagerstown High School drew a large audience despite concurrent events. The 1920s setting added authentic flair to the comedy, with a versatile cast led by Orpha Stouffer and Shirley Stahl delivering humor and insight into teen-age life.
John G Rupprecht manager of the Hagerstown district of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Mrs Rupprecht host a dinner tonight for district Honor Club members their wives and assistant managers and wives. After dinner the party attends the stadium game between the Singers town Braves and the York White Roses. Cablage is grown in most parts of the world but chiefly in temperate areas.
Miss Patricia Shank and Robert Jr Carpenter wed in a May 12 ceremony at St James Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Albert Snyder officiating. A reception hosted by bride’s aunt Mrs Marlin Kaylor followed, honoring the couple and families in attendance.
Cub Scouts of Pack ff gathered for their May meeting on the school grounds under Henry C. Billines with fathers aiding. Awards included Harry Staley gold arrow, Town send Walker bear badge and gold arrow, Larry King bear badge and arrows, Bob Gerring gold arrow, Stoy Lessard wolf badge, and others. Dan Chopper received webelos badge and joined Troop 16 with Scoutmaster Shilling, followed by an open campfire with roasted weiners and marshmallows.
The Smithsburg Elementary School PTA plans a Monday 8 p.m. meeting featuring igones and dances. A May Queen will be crowned, with her court presiding over the festivities. Students will sponsor a food sale to help finance a trip to Annapolis.
A local event draws attention as a handsome pair headline the sale. Bystanders note the duo’s charm and the lively bidding that follows, with organizers stressing the event’s entertainment value and cultural significance.
Patterns for crochet and embroidery showcased with 7285 design by Wee Bases. Includes filet and spider web motifs for a lunch net and a round daily, pattern 7284 with charts. Send twenty cents to Hagerstown Maryland address for pattern and catalog details.
Boonsboro High School will hold commencement in the new elementary school auditorium at 8 p.m. on June 6, with 178 seniors receiving diplomas. Principal Douglas M. Bivens says diplomas will be awarded by Mary Shank of the Board of Education, and remarks will be delivered by Millard Kefauver Jr. and Jean L. Gumin. The event includes music by the glee club and band, invocation by Rev. Donald Stonesifer, and a sermon Sunday. The class roster lists graduates across academic, vocational agriculture, and vocational home economics tracks, plus numerous student leaders and activities.
The Caryetown Homemakers Club met recently at Mrs. Walter Bromley’s Edgemont home with co hosts. Demonstrations on selecting flattering clothing were given by several members. Delegates Merle Smith and George Bushey were chosen for the 1951 Short Course at the University of Maryland scheduled for June. Health talk by Mrs. Gardenhour and a window display report were shared. Mrs. Fraver noted the National Home Demonstration Week display. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for June 27 at Vera Gelser’s home.
Tan and two make four said Alfred Sheinwold so two and three should make how reads the bridge problem. Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand where North South defend and East West bid doubles and passes leading to a classic endplay lesson and bidding misread.
Interpreting a bridge deal, the narrator and Sheinwold discuss a contract in which declarer aims to lose two trump tricks and three diamond tricks. The article chronicles a precise, winning play where Sheinwold captures the opening read, ruffs clubs, and uses the hearts to regain control, resulting in four aces and a smooth finish.
A tip from Better Homes and Gardens suggests converting a bottom step into a storage space by lifting the tread to create a box like cavity. Store tools shoes shine kits and overshoes within reach but ensure the tread stays closed to prevent accidents.
The excerpt describes a bridge hand where Declarer maintains control after dummy’s last club, ruffing for the tenth trick. East follows, leading to a reduction of diamonds and trump tricks, with a sequence of crammed cards limiting the total tricks to three.
Singing games led by Mrs. Jess Fulton with Mrs. Ken Approximately 35 members of theneth Stoner assisted by Mrs. Landis showcased stories and pictures. The Beginners Department and staff entertained with mothers at a social in the church social room on Wednesday afternoon May 23.
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