Miss Stouffer Wins Walker Memorial Prize at Smith College
Geneva New York May 28 Miss Anne McWilliams Stouffer of Hagere Town Maryland became the first Junior Class member at William Smith College to win the Walker Memorial prize. President Alan Willard Brown presented the award at Moving Up Day exercises. Stouffer, a Smith graduate of Hagerstown High School, led in student activity, presided as junior class president, acted in college plays and trained her house group for the House Sing earning the College Cup for the first time. Milas Brouffer was elected Student Government president at a ceremony on the campus Saturday afternoon.
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Geneva
N. Y
William Smith College
Anne McWilliams Stouffer
Hageretown
Maryland
Alan Willard Brown
College of the Seneca
Miss Stouffer
Hagerstown
Das
Willan Smith
Little
McCormick Howse
Milas Brouffer
Wiliam Smith
May Bride Weds in St Paula Church Ceremony
Mrs. Paul Witlhama Nicewarmer, formerly Miss Nancy Gordon Gray, wed Saturday at St Paula Methodist Church. Rev John Turnbull Spicknall officiated. Bride is daughter of Egleston G. Gray and Mrs Gray of 33 Broadway. groom is son of William A. Nicewarner of Chestertown Maryland.
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Paul Witlhama Nicewarner
Nancy Gordon Gray
St. Paula Methodist Church
John Turnbull Spicknall
Cbd
Nicewarner
Egleston G. Gray
Broadway
Mr. Nicewarner
William A. Nicewarner
Chestertown
Miss Shoemaker Honored at Western Maryland College
Dorothy Frances Shoemaker granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John W Rohrer of Guilford Avenue Westminster a Western Maryland College junior led the Rose Cup ceremony in Robinson Garden and serves as secretary of both her sophomore and junior classes She was named vice president of the Argonaut Society Beta Beta Beta the Alpha Mu chapter and Sigma Sigma Tau sorority secretary She also works on the Alpha yearbook editorial staff and participates in ROTC and the college bands She is a biology major and daughter of Athert Shoemaker and Mrs Shoemaker formerly Mary Rohrer
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Dorothy Frances Shoemaker
John W. Rohrer
Guilford Avenue
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Robinson Garden
Aiso
Miss Shoemaker
Argonaut Society
Alpha Mu Chapter
Beta Beta Beta
National Honorary Biological Fraternity
Sigma Sigma Tau Sorority
Migs Shoemaker
R.O.T.C
Athert
Shoemakers
Misa Mary Rohrer
Nuptial Invitations For Giltner Turnstall In Phoenix
Invitations have been received for the wedding of Misa Florence Giltner and Gordon Cameron Turnstall in Phoenix Arizona at the Chapel of the Resurrection Trinity Cathedral on June 7 at 7 o'clock in the evening. Turnstall formerly resided at 53 Broadway and was connected with Monumental Life Insurance Company. He is associated with Prudential School's Parent Teacher Association in Phoenix.
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Misa Florence Giltner
Gordon Cameron Turnstall
Phoenix
Arizona
Chapel of the Resurrection
Trinity Cathedral
Turnstall
Broadway
Monumental Life Insurance Company
South Potomac
Prudential School
Agasucin./HeATAnce Company
Tion
Local Zontians To Attend 30th International Meet
Miss Madeline Dermody and four other women are slated to attend the 30th annual Zonta International convention at the Stevens Hotel Chicago June 18 to 21. The theme Tomorrow's Future Today anchors sessions drawing 600 executives from eleven countries, with speakers including Morris Sayre and Anne Zipser. Delegates from Canada Hawaii and possibly France or a Scandinavian nation will join Chicago hosts led by Mayor Kennelly. a large hospitality committee and national figures underline Chicago as a premier convention city.
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Madeline Dermody
Edward Frantz
Andrew K. Coffman
Evalyn Luke
J. Cleveland Grice
Zonta International
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Rotary
Kiwanis
Canada
Ha‘waii
France
Zonta
Morris Sayre
New York
Martin H. Kennelly
Tilles shifts hearts to defeat tricky bridge contract
In the Greater New York Tournament opening, Tilles faced a risky heart shift that deterred the declarer and helped Abeles win. The match point play hinged on a low heart lead after spade losses, shaping the outcome of the hand and the contest. Meanwhile a farm accident in Centreville left a 32 year old man severely injured, losing an arm and a leg up to the knee.
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Tilles
South
Declarer
King of Hearts
Abeles
Bridge Notes Opening Bid Leads to No-Trump Sequence
Bridge contest summary shows South West North East with opening lead sequence ending in pass and NT contract. Auction begins with one club overcall and passes, yielding a 6 no trump possibility after the opening lesd and standard responses.
Crocodile Gazelles Match Recap in Greater New York
In last year’s Greater New York team championship Jules Titles and Robert Aheles from the Bronx won. A South hand opened one no trump, considered unorthodox by experts yet a reasonable description. The final contract reached was Wires no trump as Abeles opened six of spades with West cards.
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Greater
New York
Jules Titles
Robert Aheles
Bronx
South
Abeles
Homemakers Hear Reports at Keedyaville Club Meeting
Keedyaville Homemakers Club held a meeting hosted by Mrs Lillis Zimmerman. Mra Sabina Baker read twice. Mrs Cleo Flook spoke on a school for frozen toast. Mrs George Anively on a family life conference. Mrs George Buxton and Mrs Pierce King reported on the County Council. Mrs Zimmerman discussed the rural life conference. Health lesson by Mrs Harry Reemsburg. fashion demonstration by Mrs Wyand Rohrer and Mrs Snively. A textile painting class is planned for the first week in June. a movie sponsorship and storm window demonstration were discussed. Mrs Gurnea Wilkingon is chairman. Zimmerman named delegate to University of Maryland Short Course in June. Garden plants exchanged under Mrs Nora Snively. Refreshments served to 25. Annual tea to be at Mrs Fred Scholler’s home today.
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Mra
Lillis Zimmerman
Keedyaville
Wyand Rohrer
Snively
Gurnea Wilkingon
Zimmerman
University of Maryland
Planta
Nora Snively
Fred Scholler
Pretty Playsuit Patterns for Seaside Days
A vintage ad invites readers to sew a nunsudt style playsuit in cotton or rayon with a ruffle, pattern No 2440 for sizes 2 through 8, price 85 cents. Orders include pattern details and address to Pattern Bureau, The Wagers town, Med. Includes Spring-Summer Fashion Book highlight with over 135 designs for all ages and occasions.
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the Wagerstown
Med
Chelsea
New York
N. Y
Tor
United Nations
Fer Y A . Eee
Homecoming Plans Set by Finesburg PTA Festival
The Finesburg Parent-Teacher Association schedules its second alumni homecoming on Friday evening June 4 on the Pinesburg School grounds. A tape program will be broadcast on WJES with remarks by Rodger Mills and William M. Brish and musical selections by students under Mrs. Carman Garnand. Prizes reward oldest and youngest alumni and the farthest traveler. In rain, the event moves to Saturday June 2 with proceeds for the school cafeteria.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Pinesburg
H. L. Fowler
D. Bruce Downin
Loretta Teach
Rodger Mills
Eugene Coble
Amon Banzhoff
Joseph Kreps
WJES
Robert F. Lesher
PTA
William M. Brish
Carman Garnand
Atkinson
Mildred Toms
Josephine Downin
Alumni Association
George E. Snyder
Williamsport United Brethren Church
Harry Davis
Rodger Milla
Mre
Bruce Downin
Seafeteria
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Queen Anne's County
Jack Laird
Easton Memorial Hospital
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Washington ,D.C
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