Miss Cave and Mr Day Wed in May Ceremony
Nancy Joan Cave daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Cave of Allentown Pa formerly of the city and Donovan Franklin Day son of Mr and Mrs J Frank Day of Chestnut Street were married in a May evening ceremony at Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Dr Russell Dyer led the candlelight service.
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Yhia City
Iday
Nancy Joan Cave
Frank J.ve
Allantown
Te City
Donovan Franklin Ay
J. Frank Day
Chestnut Street
Emmanuelvangelical United Brethren Church
Russell Dyer
Richard Rebek
Richard Morganthall
Jack West
Harald Lane
Hagerstown
Homemakers and 4 H Club Plans Weekly Meetings
Homemakers and 4 H clubs schedule a week of activities including textile painting, color demonstrations, social security discussions, and a Homemakers Chorus rehearsal. The week features multiple local clubs with hostesses and times from Monday through Thursday and a Grange meeting in the district.
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Homemakers
Homemakers Chorus
Mise Ardath Martin
Homemakers Club
Halfway
Tuyetts
Huyetts School
Beaver Creek
George Waddell
Mix
Clauda Newcomer
Pam
Maurgansville
Barbara Sipe
West Sile Avenue
Cavetown
Mesdamnen
Robert Spahr
G. Wight
N. Bachtell
G. Dean
Douglas Daniell
Mr Day Plays Baseball With Philadelphia Athletics Farm Club
Mrs Day, a 1961 Hagerstown High School graduate, will live in Cor del for the summer. She also attended Hagerstown Business College and Kaiser-Frazer at Fairchild Aircraft. her husband, a Hagerstown High School alum, studied at Hagerstown Junior College before entering organized baseball.
Dear E P Mary Khaworths Mate and Advice Column
A reader E P writes to a Mary Haworth style advice column about a fiancé Tony who objects to daughters staying overnight with friends. The columnist portrays Tony as controlling and jealous, arguing he is unfit as a stepfather and that middle class girls should be allowed innocent sleepovers, urging the widow to reconsider marrying him.
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Mary Haworth
Bays
Tony
E. P
M. H
Scouts Present Six New Books to Washington County Library
The Washington County Free Library adds three copies of the Brownie Handbook and three copies of Sky Girl by Mary Murray to its Children’s Department. Presentation was by Jean Wiles and Joan Tagg of Troop 44 Broadway and Wayside Schools.
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Washington County Free Library
Jean Wiles
Joan Tagg
Broadway
Wayside Schools
George Grantland
David Shoemaker
Shirley Murphy
Mary Murray
Star and Quilt Patterns Offer Astro Themed Pieces
Antique craft ad promotes Three Star and KY Quilts Pattern No 96 from Arol Curtis The Daily Mail Madison Square Station New York 10 offering actual size pieces and instructions for 25 cents plus extra postage for special handling. It also mentions Craters of the Moon as a large national monument in Idaho.
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Galileo
Arol Curtis
Madison Square
New York
Idaho
United States
Arabian Peninsula
Nebraska
Knights Templar Ascension Day Service in Hagerstown
From the Masonic Temple to the First Baptist Church in Hagerstown a Knights Templar Ascension Day service was held last evening. The Hagere Town High School Band accompanied the procession. Dr. Paul B. Watlington delivered a sermon on The Ascension of Christ. Emblems and commandery leaders guided the event as part of the annual observance in the city.
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Jacques Be Molay
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Hagere Town
Rav
Paul B. Watlington
Ascension of
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Nancy Cave
Donaven F, Day
Montsarada Grange
Fairplay
Future Farmers of America
Boonsboro
B. Kenneth Ramsburg
North Street
Sehool
Mary Khaworths
France
Hancock Methodist Church
Grace Clark French
Helen Beatty
Ralph Beatty
Germany
Holland
Ellen Clem Allen
Hancock High School
Braddock Heights Park
Braddock
Power Company
Famous
Mountain Theatre
Middletown
Westinghouse
McEwen’s
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COROX
Atore
South Potomac St
Dr. Watlington
Knights Templar
Household Finance
America
Pronthly Poytert
Fredy Rer Nee
Public Square
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