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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

14

Pretty Oregon Miss To Be Navy Color Girl

A University of Oregon Medical School student, Miss Moen of Troutdale, Ore, is chosen to be the Navy color girl for the 13th company under Midshipman John V. Dirksen. She will ride the colors at the final parade, kiss Dirksen, and stand with Rear Admiral Melson as the brigade passes, continuing a June Week tradition dating to 1871.

Annapolis WA Seree University of Oregon Medical School Naa John V. Dirksen Troutdale Ore Miss Moen Moon Worden Dirksen Charles L. Melson Academy Grace Worden E. C. C. Ord

How to Stay Married from June Readers Digest

The text cites Inez Robb claiming much about states is malarkey after eighty years of marriage insight. It discusses her frank take on the “only career essential for my sex” and presents her gender views as part of adult-oriented guidance.

Inez Robb Reader's Digest

Miss Earnshaw Receives Honors at City College Graduation

Patricia Ann Earnshaw formerly of Keedysyville earned comments of excellence in bookkeeping and psychology at graduation exercises held Thursday night at the Polytechnic Institute in Baltimore, during the City College commencement in Baltimore.

Patricia Ann Earnshaw Keedysyville City College Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

Port land pianist wins national Stillman Kelly Scholarship

Miss Darlene Barnes a 15 year old pianist from Portland Oregon wins the Stillman Kelly Scholarship of the National Federation of Music Clubs in the junior division. The $250 award may be held for four years and was awarded by NFMC federation leaders in Canton Pennsylvania and Woodruff South Carolina. Judges from Converse College Spartanburg included Dr B N Crabb and John Erickson along with Mrs Aliz Lawson. The scholarship is funded by NFMC Junior division members nationwide.

Darlene Barnes Portland Oregon Stillman Kelly National Federation of Music Clubs C. Arthur Bullock Canton Pennsylvania W. T. Swink Woodruff A C NFMC Miss Barnes Converse College Spartanburg S.C B.N. Crabb School of Music John Erickson Aliz Lawson

Nadine Bell and Billie Strentz Betrothed in August

Nadine Annette Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Bell Leitersburg and Billie J Strentz son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Strentz Vero Beach Florida announce their engagement. Bell a Hagerstown High School 1955 graduate Towson State Teachers College 1958 and Rose Dale Elementary Baltimore faculty member Strentz a 1954 graduate served in the Rangers and works as electronic field engineer for INTRO of Washington D C. An August wedding is planned.

Franklin Bell Leitersburg Nadine Annette Billie J. Strentz Forrest J. Strents Vero Beach Fla Miss Bell Hagerstown High School Towson

Dear Ann Landers Letters About Friends and Cigars

A reader recalls a fiancé from Florida whose New York visit includes a cigar habit that shocks family members in a small community. Ann suggests the fiancé may enjoy conversation as much as cigars and that no change is needed. In another note a 14 year old asks about excluding a loud girl from a party. Ann advises inviting her and discussing the exclusion with the girl beforehand.

Ann New York Florida Rome

Dear Clinton Letters: Dog in Grandmother's Home

Reader Clinton asks how to handle a brother and wife with a dog living in their mother's home. The dog roams freely and the child with cat and dog allergies suffers eye swelling. Ann recommends the dog be kept in the basement or away during visits and suggests offering to visit without bringing the child. The note also promotes a marriage booklet for readers.

Ann Mother Clinton

Hood College plans largest graduation to date

Hood College will award the largest class in its history at the 67th commencement on June 5 with 31 Bachelor of Arts, 18 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, and 13 Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther will deliver the address on security through dedicated service. Dr. Truman B. Douglass speaks at the baccalaureate on June 3.

Hood College Hood Alfred M. Gruenther Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Powers Europe American Red Cross Gruenther Truman B. Douglass Andrew G. Truxal Board of Helen Meixel Fox Alumnae Association Truxal Truxals

Dance Club Names Heads Dance Club Elects Officers

The Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club elected officers for the coming dance year at a club dance last Saturday evening at the Wacohu Grange Hall. Officers elected include President Reg Vickers and Jane Vickers, Vice Presidents Don Myers and Wilma Myers, Secretaries Louis Mullenix and Kitty Mullenix, and Treasurer [unspecified].

The Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club Wacohu Grange Hall Reg Jane Vickers Don Wilma Myers Louis Kitty Mullenix Treas

90 Grads To Meet Saturday at Boonsboro Fire Hall

Members of the Boonsboro High School class of 1950 are reminded that their first reunion takes place this Saturday evening May 28 at 7 o'clock at the Boonsboro Fire Hall. A dinner dance marks the group’s 10th anniversary with Nu Notes providing dancing music.

Boonsboro High School Boonsboro Nu Notes

Birth of Cynthia Mathias in Baltimore Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thomas of 744 Exeter Avenue Baltimore announce the birth of daughter Cynthia Mathias on May 26 at Mercy Hospital Baltimore where Dr Thomas is completing an internship. Mrs. Thomas formerly Phyllis Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Myers of 730 Guilford Avenue. Dr Thomas is son of the late Dr Edward T Thomas and Mrs Thomas of Frederick.

Robert J. Thomas Exeter Hall Avenue Baltimore Cynthia Mathias Mercy Hospital Thomas Phyllis Myers Howard Myers Guilford Avenue Dr. Thomas Edward T. Thomas Frederick

Bow Ding Club Welcomes Two New Members and Marks Anniversary

Won Sid and Ida May Bow ding. Bob and Mickey Kline were accepted as new members. The club celebrated its second anniversary at this Meeting with dancing to Fred Bell. The next meeting will be held on June.

Ding Bob Mickey Kline Fred Bell

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