Work Of Cancer Society Proves Interesting To New Secretary
Dorothy Linebaugh, appointed secretary of the Washington County Cancer Society, explains outreach aims education remains key as she leads film showings for student nurses Jaycees Catholic Daughters and high school groups. She highlights programs on breast self examination smoking prevention and medical literature lending while coordinating volunteers and a new bookkeeping system.
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Dorothy Linebaugh
The
Washington County Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Dorothy J. Linebaugh
Eras
City Hall
Dorothy
Hagerstown High
Coffman Health Center
Linebaugh
Tracey Hines
Harold M. Gist
Hines
Jayceeites
Gist
Society
Board of Education
Tam
Debra
Bester
Personal Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs. Oscar Nye of 113 N Muh ferry St returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Warren Thompson and sons in Aberdeen where she attended a stork shower for Mrs Robert Thompson in Havre de Grave. Pamela Haupt of 950 Guilford Ave is a patient in Roun Sioux at Washington County Hospital. Walter C. Bowers of 347 Devonshire Fd is a patient in Room 7203 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Helen Dair of 22 Willow Ave is a patient in Room 718 at Washington County Hospital. David A. Lash of 14 Potomac St Boonsboro is a medical patient in Room 1720 at Washington County Hospital.
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Oscar Nye
N. Muh Ferry St
Warren Thompson
Aberdeen
Robert Thompson
Havre de Grave
Pamela Haupt
Guilford Ave
Washington County Hospital
Walter C. Bowers
Devonshire
Helen Dair
Willow
David A. Lash
Potomac St. Boonsboro
Xt Epsilon chapter meets. Halloween party and gifts
Beta Sigma Phi Xt Epsilon chapter held two recent meetings in club rooms. A Halloween party featured games and prizes won by Lucille West, Mary Schnebly and Polly McClain. Mickey Whaley announced six night gowns donated to the Needlework Guild. Helen Rudy presided as president and the group voted to donate two Thanksgiving gifts to needy families.
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Xt Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Lucille West
Mary Schnebly
Polly McClain
Mickey Whaley
Needlework Guild
Helen Rudy
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Share Holiday Decor Program
The evening group of Welcome Wagon Newcomers met recently with a program on constructing and displaying Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations. Mrs Harvey Miller spoke to the group. Sixteen newcomers were introduced by Mrs William Rife. Mrs Michael Grimms won the newest newcomer prize. The door prize went to Mrs John Hassey.
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Harvey Miller
William Rife
Michael Grimms
Doar
John Hassey
Whirl-Aways Plan Harvest Dance at South End Hall
The Whirl-away square dancers celebrate the season with a Harvest Dance on November 16 at 8 p.m. in the South End Fire Hall. Western Fires square dance club will be their guests and Milt Niedlinger will call the figures. All area dancers are invited.
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South End
Western Fires
Milt Niedlinger
League Women To Study Housing In County
Washington County League of Women Voters announces two housing study meetings this month led by Mrs. Norman Mtosen and Mrs. Rosen. The sessions will cover the National Potomac River Bill and housing guidelines with meetings scheduled 7:30 p.m. Tuesday November 19 at the Washington County Health Department Science Hall and 10 a.m. Thursday November 21 at 112 Foxcroft Rd home of Mrs. Knud Helsing.
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League
Washington County League of Women Voters
Norman Mtosen
Rosen
Charles Coleman
Rosell
Washington County Health Department
Science Nall
Knud Helsing
Foxcroft Ril
Kappas Display Jewelry At November Meeting
Jewelry demonstration drew Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi members to the November meeting in the clubroom. Mrs. Alan Ballrath noted new styles shown. President Maria Veters welcomed pledges Jean Mangh Fran Koong and Pat Martin. A Christmas party was set for December 12 and Joan Keyser and Del Ambrose were appointed for a "Worth day Sunday" activity at San Mar.
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Kappas
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Clabron
Alan Ballrath
Maria Veters
Jean Mangh
Fran Koong
Pat Martin
Kappi
Joan Keyser
del Ambrose
Activitien
San Mar
Births Announced by Several Local Families
Proud parents announce Kimberly Mae Keaton tenth child eighth daughter born November 10. Mr and Mrs Samuel J Keaton formerly Hilda Schwanebeck of Baltimore. Edgar M Foltz and Dorothy Shaffer welcome David Brian born November 8. Thomas B Stum and former Hagerstown resident welcome Thomas Christopher born November 9. Pat and Mrs Clifford Kershner announce daughter Tia Pawn born November 11.
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Samuel J. Keaton
Key Circle
Kimberly Mae
Keaton
Hilda Schwanebeck
Baltimore
Edgar M. Foltz Dy
N. Mulberry St
David Brian
Foltz
Dorothy Shaffer
Thomas B. Stum
Westgate Rd
Orlando, Fla
Thomas Christopher
Stum
Hagerstown
Pat
Clifford Kershner
Sumner Sr
Tia Pawn
Kershner
Sarah Weaver
Sally Campbell Sings with Colleges Choirs at Sweet Briar
Sally Campbell daughter of Dr and Mrs Ed gar Thrall Campbell of Hagerstown will sing in four Sweet Briar College concerts. She will join Georgetown University men in Washington and Kenyon College in Gambier for Bach motet Jesus Priceless Treasure and Sowerby Great Is The Lord. The 70 voice choir directed by G Noble Gilpin performs Christmas concert at the college.
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Sarah Vao Liew Campbell
Edgar Thrall Campbell
Beaver Crest
Hagerstown
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Kenyon Colege
Gambler
Sowerby
Georgetown
Washington
Vivaldi
Kenyon
G. Noble Gilpin
Sweet Briar Memorial Chapel
Baptist Church Wedding of Semler Reid Nuptials
Patricia Ann Reid and F F Semler were married November 9 at Virginian Avenue Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Donald and Patricia Reid, wore antique satin with lace jacket and crown veil, carrying white carnations and red rosebuds atop a white Bible. The ceremony included a reception in the church social room and the couple will reside with the bride's parents. The bride attended South Hagerstown High School and works at WHAG. the groom, a North Hagerstown High School graduate, is in the U.S. Army.
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Virginian Avenue Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Reid
Richard Lee Semler
Donald B. Reid Sr
Virginia Ave
Woodrow W. Semler
Radcliffe Ave
Kenneth Schmidt
Mary Jane Schindel
Terrie Reid
Betty Cassidy
Annette Reif
Harold W. Semler
Les Seville
Joe Heflin
Phillip Schindel
South Hagerstown High School
Whag Radio
North Hagerstown High School
U.S. Army
Advanced Oil Painting Class Opens Thursday at Museum
Aryove invites viewing of a live demonstration from a living model during the opening session of Advanced Oil Painting at the museum next Thursday November 21. Instructor A Lesley Gardner opened this session. classes continue Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m. with advance registration via the museum.
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Aryove
A. Lesley Gardner
Bag
Miss Hilton Named New Mental Health Secretary
Robert H. Miller of the Washington County Mental Health Association announces Evelyn L. Hilton as executive secretary. Hilton will staff the association office at 40 W. Church St and coordinate activities. Office hours are 9 30 a m to 12 noon Monday through Thursday. Call during those hours for information on county mental health facilities.
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Robert H. Miller
Washington County Mental Health Association
Evelyn L. Hilton
Miller
Miss Hilton
Mental Health Association
W. Church St
Association of
Ronald Turini Brilliance Shines With National Symphony Visit
Canada native Ronald Turini, a rising pianist in his mid twenties and Horowitz pupil, headlines the National Symphony Orchestra’s Saturday concert. He will perform Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor Op 23, alternating with Rachmaninoff Third Concerto on a three week tour that includes New York and Baltimore. Critics from The New York Times to The Times lauded his extraordinary technique and expressive range.
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Ronald Turini
National Symphony Orchestra
Canada
New York Times
Moscow
Sovietskaya Kultura
Amsterdam
de Telegraaf
Concertgebouw
London
the Times
Washington Post
Paul Hume
Turini
Rachmaninoff
Tchaikovsky
Howard Mitchell
Hagerstown
New York City
Tschaikowsky
Ils
Horowitz
Ronald Turini and Horowitz A-Music Night at North Hagerstown
Ronald Turini, a Danish born pianist trained by notable teachers in Canada and New York, appears with the National Symphony under Vladimir Horowitz. The program includes The School For Scandal Overture, Barber Symphony No. Line Minor, and excerpts from a Brahms Symphony. The event starts at 8 30 p.m. at North Hagerstown High School auditorium for Community Concert members.
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Cluded Frank Hanson
Gilles Lefevre
Wilfred Pelletier
Isidor Philipp
Germaine Malepart
Yvonne Hubert
Turini
Canada
New York
Mme
Isabelle Benegerson
Olga Stroumillo
Horowitz
National Symphony
Oveture
School For Scandal
Samuel Barber
Johannes Brahms
North Hagerstown High School
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Hume
Areinne Fiedler
Nene
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