Hancock High Prom Honors Graduates With Oriental Garden Theme
The Hancock High School junior class hosted the junior senior prom for graduates in the school gym on Friday evening May 25. Decor featured an oriental garden theme with chalk murals of Fuji yama arched bridge and cherry blossoms by Geral dina Mann and Eugene Weaver, plus large white Japanese fans with pink blossoms decorating the back wall.
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Hancock High School
Fujiyama
Geraldina Mann
Eugene Weaver
Prom Observed With Lanterns Under Blue Canopy
A school prom featured lanterns hung from a blue canopy and music by Chuck Carter's orchestra. Guests included Professor and Mia, Frank Getty, Mrs. James Schriver, Miss Ethel Grace Allison, Irena True, and several student leaders. Committees organized decorating, entertaining, invitation, and refreshments with faculty and patrons attending the open house at the Home Economics Practice House.
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Chuck Carter
Mia
Frank Getty
James Schriver
Ethel Grace Allison
Irena True
Roger McCarty
Marlene Appel
Gary Little
Wardene Milla
Eugene Weaver
George Carson
Geraldine Mann
Katherine McFarland
Otis McCusker
Darlene
Lowell Younker
Velda McInturff
Philip Ranth
A. Hart McKinley
Palmer Hess
Irene Mann
Katherine Martin
Acrobatic Spring-Cleaning Circus Ends in Danger
National Safety Council warns spring cleaning can turn dangerous if care is skipped. Tips urge sturdy ladders, proper lifting, and safe dress to prevent injuries while tackling one room at a time.
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Anne Larsen
NEA
National Safety Council
Samson
Mlake
Katie
Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet Hosted at Beaver Creek Hall
The Beaver Creek Christian Church K1 Friendship Clans hosted its annual mother and daughter banquet at Beaver Creek Community Hall. Guest speaker Mya Gratton Mason offered a timely talk. Prizes were awarded for oldest mother present youngest mother present and mother with most daughters. A potted plant greeted each attendee and girls performed a playlet titled Little Grandmas in old fashioned attire.
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Beaver Creek Christian Church
Beaver Creek
Mya
Catherina Reese
Alonzo Hoffman
Virginia Pattsgrove
Gerald Irving
Mia
Grattan Mason
James Reese
Catherine
Shirley
Nancy
Becky
Mes Mitchell Laan
Mittehellum, Jr. Rand
Peggy
Abner ‘Paulsgrove
Donald Patecrave
Donna
Joe Moser
Frank Newcomer
Edgar Shoop
Robert Shoop
Martha Jane
Wilbur Weagly
Norma Jean
Julia
Mor
Ik Paulsgrove
Virginia
Lee Doyle
Chanel Sprecker
Elmer Slick
Raymond Sprecker
Patsy
Edgar Hoffman
Roy Weagly
James Kipe
Tom Stoops
Polly
Tom Miller
Casper Kettinedy
Clara Martz
Cora Detrow
Charles ‘Line
Alvey Martz
Calvin Martz
Dan Waltz
Luther ‘Morrison
Rarli Woffman
Red Cross Schedule Is Announced for Early June
Red Cross Home Care of the Sick and Standard First Aid courses are listed across multiple days at headquarters and local churches in Fuuketown Leitersburg and Clear Spring. Instructors include Mrs. Clarence Lee Mrs. Wilson P Ard and Stanley Alexander with sessions at 9 30 am 1 00 pm and 7 30 pm. Call Red Cross HQ at 2629 for groups.
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Leitersburg
PTA
Robert BD. Gilson
Red Cross
Charles O'Connor
John'sa Lutheran Church
Ralph Marti
American Legion Hall
Clear Spring
P. VT
Holbert
Emmanuel United Brethren Church Group
Frederick Ungar
Stanley Alexandar
Lae
Mra
O. D. Sprecher
Themoe
Leltersburg
PPA
Robert O. Gilson
Red Cross Hleadquarters
Frank Mattox
Robert Griebn
TNO Po
Aleatia Clit Rooms
Amarivan Legion Auxiliary
Warren Smith
W. F. Schilling
P. T. Holbert
Fimmanuel United Brethren Church Group
Frederick Vinear
Stanley Alexander
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Hancock
Honnour
Calved
Shockey's
Summit Ave
Shockey
United Nations
General Assembly
Studio & Daveno
The
Potomac Street
Summit Avenue
Hotpoint
Beaver Creek Hall
Tiaum
Albana Club
Amaretenn Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Behlling
John Kline
Xenia Foltz
Nellie Deaner
Jane Bowman
Janiee Irving
Ira Bowman
Clarence Hoffman
George Ford
William Wilson
Ester
Jean Stotelmyer
John D.lslze
Ihe
Smith’s
Hagerstown
Congoleum and
Armstrong Quaker
Hall
Silverlin Armstrong
Franklin Street
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