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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1957

Page

6

Bridal Shower Honors Sandra Gelow Before June Wedding

A Maypole themed bridal shower for Sandra Gelow was hosted at Mrs. Al Mathes’ Fairfax Road home, with pink and white décor, bingo prizes, and gifts including china. Invited guests included Mrs. James Murfin, Mrs. Ed Cramer, Mrs. Steven Bile, and many others. Sandra Gelow is set to wed Mr. Robert Hughes on June 15 at St. Paul’s Methodist Church.

Sandra Gelow A. T. Griffith al Mathes Fern James Murfin Ed Cramer Steven Bile James Ramsey Roscoe Lehman Kreiger Henderson al Pannone Joel Hughes Stafford Amberser B.C. Barnfather Eric Arnell Paul Langham Earley Chesnutt Gene Mittel

Funkstown Fire Auxiliary Installs New Officers

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire Company of Funkstown held a covered dish supper last Monday at the fire hall. President Miss Mary Howard and officers including Miss Margaret Fisher, Mrs. Ethel Wagh, Mrs. Hellman, Mrs. Shirley Shepley, and Mrs. Helen Spielman were installed by R. G. Williams, with Mae Monga and an executive committee listed among attendees.

Volunteer Fire Company of Funkstown Martin Ingram R. G. Williams Mary Howard Margaret Fisher Ethel Wagh Hellman Shirley Shepley Helen Spielman Mae Monga Mae Nicodemus Samuel Ford Sarah Rosenberg Ruth Kershner Sue Mongan

Invitations Issued For Jacqueline Lizer and Gene Tildebrand’s Wedding

Mr and Mrs Paul Lizer announce the marriage of their daughter Jacqueline Yvonne Lizer to Gene H Tildebrand set for Saturday June 1 at 2 30 PM at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Father Tassarelli will perform. Music by Julia Garratt and Pat Cianelli. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs Harry Toms Jr bridesmaids Marion Koons Nancy Sparrow Toni Hoover Suzie Gibbons. Best man Theodore Meredith. groomsmen Harry Toms Jr Richard Elgin Ralph Sellers Thomas Long. Reception at Mrs Mowens Party House.

Paul Lizer North Mulberry Street Jacqueline Yvonne Licer Gene H. Tildebrand Robert Tassarelli St. Mary's Catholic Church Julia Garratt Hanist Pat Cianelli Lizer Harry Toms, Jr Richard Elgin Marion Koons Nancy Sparrow Baltimore Toni Hoover Washington, D.C Suzie Gibbons Leroy Toms, III Theodore Meredith Ralph Sellers Thomas Long

Miss Overstreet Honored With Bridal Shower at West Point

A surprise bridal shower honored Miss Terry Overstreet ahead of her June wedding to Lt. Richard Manahan of Blue Ridge Summit. Hostess Mrs. Ernest Palmer served at 1612 The Terrace with seasonal flowers, a white pink cake, and a pink parasol theme. Guests included Mrs. Stuart Chambers, Mrs. Joseph Chrisman, Mrs. Orpha Dorsey, Mrs. Hans Funeh, Miss Pat Overstreet, and others.

Terry Overstreet West Point Military Academy Richard BR. Manahan Blue Ridge Summit Ernest Palmer Stuart Chambers Joseph ‘Chrisman Orpha Dorsey Hans Funeh Mabel Harry Vicki Hughes Robert Kinna William Maughan Pat McCauley Richard McDonald Guy Mitchell Douglas Peterson Benjamin Qverstreet Pat Overstreet Luke Rohrbaugh Starry Royer Floyd Sten

Wishing Well Delights Garden Club Visitors at North Hagerstown

Mary Seton Sachett dropped a coin into the Wishing Well during a garden club tea at the Colonial Garden. The well, created by North Hagerstown High School vocational students, features a water fall and goldfish with a spider observed on the wall. The garden is open to the public this week.

Mary Seton Sachett H. A. Sachett Mary Seton North Hagerstown High

Berean Class Banquet Recap At Berean Church

The Berean Class of Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church held its annual banquet at Sule Church near Cearfosa Road with 107 attendees including husbands and friends. A chicken dinner followed by performances led by Rev Lawrence Strunk featured readings songs and a “This is Your Life” skit showcasing many class members and special gifts to Rev John Kasten Jr and to Mr M Horst.

Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church Sule Church Cearfosa Road Salem Church Frank Kramer Helena Heger Debbie Grove Samuel Davidson Charleda Jean Baer M. Horst Lester Grove Lena Bowman

Hancock Band Plans Concert Tomorrow Eve

The Hancock School Bands directed by David D. Casto will present the annual Spring Concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium featuring both Elementary and High School Bands. Guest pianist William Randall of Berkeley Springs will perform Spotlight on the Piano with the High School Band, plus two Majorette numbers. The band also participates in Memorial Day services at Sharpsburg.

Hancock School David D. Casto William Randall Berkeley Springs W. Va David Bennett Randall Fairmont State Teachers College Fairmont W. Va. University At Morgantown Sharpsburg

Localite Feted At Baby Shower Last Thursday

Mrs. Helen Patterson hosted a baby shower on May 23 in Hagers town Route 4 for Mrs. Betty Capotasti. The party room wore pink, white and blue ribbons, gifts were placed in a center basket, and door prizes went to Mrs. Joyce Snyder with other prizes to Mrs. Capotasti and Mrs. Kitty Montgomery. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments afterward.

Helen Patterson Hagerstown Betty Capotasti Joyce Snyder Betty Capotesti Kitty Montgomery

Small Town Style Mirrors Modern Fashion Trends

In a quiet town the fashion scene reflects a broader shift as women increasingly adopt similar styles seen nationwide. Local shoppers note the growing influence of mainstream trends on daily dress choices and community wardrobes.

Boonsboro Homemakers Mark Fourth Birthday

The Boonsboro Homemakers Club celebrated its fourth anniversary at Mrs. Ethel Henneberger’s home. A birthday cake, creed reading, and scholarship fund report opened the meeting, with a comical hat contest won by Mrs. Bratten King. Guests included Mrs. Sam Kaylor and Mrs. Olive Foley. A playlet titled The Jackpot and a light opera report were presented, refreshments served, and the next meeting set for June 14 at Mrs. Dolfield’s home.

Boonsboro Dolfield Henneberger Frank Warrenfeltz Benjamin Smith Alma Wolff Bratten King Sam Kaylor Olive Foley D. EB. Nicodemus Honneberger

Spring Fun Festival at South Hagerstown High

Marriage permits preparation at South Hagerstown High for the Spring Fun Festival tonight and tomorrow. Thirty six licenses issued last week, with ten to area couples, as preparations for booths rides and events continue. The festival features food stalls, an auction, Teen Follies, gymnastic exhibitions, square dancing led by Hub City Promenadiers, and a large community turnout under Parent Teachers Association oversight. Rain date set for May 29.

South Hi Donald Lee Troupe Hagerstown Betty Jean Mills Joseph Leroy Gervasie Joyce Marie McMaster Waynesboro Arthur Wilfred Danton Sharpsburg Nancy Lee Fraley Shepherdstown W. Va Harvey Eugene Caniner Cavetone Lela Ardean Burger Clyde Gift Beatrice Kiser David L. Shifflett Glendal Richardson South Hagerstown High School Dorothy Hamory Library Assistants Service Organization Richard Kline Squire Harold R. Custer Promenadiers Parent-Teachers’ Association Richard Schultz

Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Travel

Miss Barbara Couchman of Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore visited her parents Mr and Mrs C Glenn Couchman at 1024 View Street with classmate Beverly Stevens. Frank B Henneberger and Earl Hunker families returned from travel while Greensburg mourns a death. Several locals plan vacations to California and Ocean Side while others attend social events and weddings in towns across Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Barbara Couchman Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore C. Glenn Couchman View Street Beverly Stevens Frank B. Henneberger Dual Place South Earl Hunker Cresent Road Greensburg Mr. Honker Earl Hanker Locust Street

Holy Land Film Shown To Class

The Mr. and Mrs. Class of St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday May 22 at 7:30 PM in the Sunday School auditorium. President William Meyers led a brief session and Mrs and Mrs Noah Meyers presented a Holy Land film from a trip taken three years ago. The 81 members and guests were hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Finnift Jr.

St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church William Meyers If the Holy Land Noah Meyers Ernest Finnift, Jr

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