Miss Journell Is Married in Houston Ceremony
Miss Betty Lou Journell daughter of Dr and Mrs Carl D Journell married Aviation Cadet John Leonard Tracy son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Harrington at Epworth Methodist Church Houston on September 2 Rev Irvin T Andrews officiated The bride wore candlelight satin with chapel train orange blossom headdress and carried stephanous white orchids Attendants wore dusty rose orchid aqua green and blue marquisette gowns The reception followed and the couple planned to reside in Houston at the bride's parents home Cadet Tracy a 1947 Hagerstown High School graduate will complete Ellington Air Force training on October 12
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Epworth Methodist Church
Houston
Texas
Betty Lou Journell
Carl D. Journell
John Leonard Tracy
Robert. L. Harrington
Belgiew Avenue
Irvin T. Andrews
J. L. Walters
Jean Walters
Frances Warrington
T. G. Poole
E. BR. Damon
Barry Bonwit
Eugene A. Welrntelchick
James E. Low
Carlisle Langley
Harrin Lewis
Irvin T. Andrews, Jr
Tracy
Des Jardines Street
Hagerstown High School
Ellington Air Force
Social Club Outing At St Marys School
The Social Club of St Marys School schedules an outing on Wednesday October 18 at Cold Springs Park. The bus will depart from the school grounds at 6 PM and return at 10 PM. The evening features a wiener roast roller skating softball and various games.
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St. Mary's School
Cold Springs Fark
Trucke
AAUW Meetings Listed Locally
This afternoon at 3:39 the Social Action Study Group of the African Associators of University Women will meet at Mrs. Macht’s Long Meadows Apartments to plan a survey of preschool handicapped children. On Monday October 9 the Books and Drama Group will meet at Mrs. Saxe’s North Potomac Street to hear an album of the play The Cocktail Party. A joint dinner with Frederick Tract on Tuesday October 24 is planned at the Franc Scot with William Hirsh, superintendent of schools of Washington County, as guest speaker.
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Stanley H. Macht
Long Meadows
Charles Saxe An
North Potomac Street
Frederick Tratch
Key Hotel
William Hirsh
Washington County
Miss Byer Guest Speaker at Epsilon Chapter Meeting
The X] Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigm Phi met on Wednesday evening October 4 with fifteen members. President Nadene presided. A new bowling team was announced to bowl Tuesday evenings at Mapleway Alley. Members were urged to bring soup for an Army nurse in Japan. Speaker Diver from Hagerstown discussed China and Korea with souvenirs. Next meeting is Wednesday October 28.
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X] Epsilon
Beta Sigm Phi
Nadene
Mapleway Alley
Japan
China
Miks Maryok
Diver
Ao Masive
Hagerstown
Korea
Forty Hours Devotion Opens With Mass and Procession
Forty Hours begins Sunday October 8 with Solemn High Mass and a processional at 11:00 a.m. The event features the painting Saint Cecilia by Anthony van Dyck, on indefinite loan to the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts from Baltimore. Special Holy Name services for Our Lady of Fatima mark the opening, with the museum displaying the Van Dyck work in its Sculpture Court.
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J. Kaal
Mary's Annapolis
Anthony Vanier
Dyck
Washington County
Charles
England
Saint Cecilia
Tate
St. Cacilia
Art Musem
Baltimore
Los Angeles County Museum
Los Angeles
California
Museu of Art
Cecilia
van Dyck
Edward le Pairs
Paris
Francois Cha
Stoya
Brogsels Batay
Gustave
Wiss
Wal
Gluck
Atuseum, Ag Kind
Local Social and Hospital News Highlights From Washington County
Parsons fb and Miss Dorothy Kuhlman admitted to Washington County Hospital for operation at 752 Spruce Street. Miss Edith Hoffman attended world series opens. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Man speaker on Melynwell Avenue announce birth of daughter Monday. Mrs. Man speaker farmer Martha Hortie visiting son in law William W. Irvin. Mrs. George Showbaker and others listed. Daniel and Edna Spielman noted. Numerous residents named as new arrivals, visits, and weddings. Mrs. Chek and others mentioned. Port Worth visitor Robert Barney returning from Texas. Patience noted for Edna Spielman and Charlene Sherman Avenue.
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Dorothy Kuhlman
Spruce Street
Washington
Richard Manspeaker
Melynwell Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Man Speaker
Martha
Hortie
Hervey
Wheeling
William W. Irvin
Forrest Divine
George
Robert Barney
Motley Pipe Orcan
Texas
Port Worth
W. Barney
Das Sammut Avenue
Roo Chek
Piadltwa
Provittn
Das
Roger 3
Lehtesser
Dent
Maryland Strategien Aed
Musvriean Dental Association
Atlante City
Arprivan Dental Association
Wilmington
Det
Civitan Club Circus fundraiser draws young guests
The Civitan Club of Hagerstown hosted a Mills Brothers Circus featuring entertainment for children from SanMar Quincy homes and local clubs. An elephant act with Burma and Evelyn Noel thrilled attendees, as civic groups partner with the Mills Brothers Organization to raise funds for charitable projects.
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Civitan Club
Mills Brothers Threeting
San- Mar
Quincy
Hagerstown
Burma
Evelyn Noel
Civitan Club of
Mills Brothers Organization
United States
Civitan
Edward Stall
William T. Goetz
Civitans
James Fentress
William Greene
Lewis Ditto
Ernest Schulte
Holand Knicely
Robbert, Ringley
Thomas W. Campbell
Benjamin Kunkleman
James FE. Brenner
Robert B. Etzler
Robert Smith
Franklin M. Shank
Luther Middlekauff
James of. Varret
Robert O. Condon
Harold Ebersole
March Dellinger
Mary Haworth Wait and the town gossip problem
Dear Mary Haworth tips on a 40 year old husband who acts like a teen and mortifies his family. The letter portrays a wife, two children, and a widowed doctor drawn to the wife, with readers urged to weigh the situation and offer judgment.
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Mary Haworth
Ruth Weaklem Feted On Tenth Birthday
A birthday party for Ruth Mallory Weaklem brought friends and classmates to her home to celebrate turning ten. The piece blends advice on handling family turmoil, urging the reader to separate personal identity from parental troubles and seek counsel from a psychologist or clergy.
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Ruth Weaklem
Ruth Mallory Weaklem
Rev Cech To Be Speaker At Boonsboro Church
The Reverend Harry E. Cech, missionary to Porto Rico since 1944, will speak at Boonsboro Evangelical United Brethren Church at 4:39 Sunday morning October 8. He is on furlough in the United States and has been assigned to address the Missionary Institute. Later at 7:45 p m a religious film Second Chance on Christian growth will be shown at Boonsboro Church.
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Harry £. Cech
Porto Rico
Boonsboro
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cech
United States
Mission Board of
Evangelical, United Brethren Branch Missionary Institute
Weaving as Hobby Subject of Talk at Fall Meeting
Mrs William Teeters presented weaving as a practical hobby at the Eugenia Harman Class fall meeting of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School last evening. She explained angles of the hobby and showcased samples of her work while plans were made for a rummage sale the week of October 22 and other winter activities. Refreshments were served at attractively decorated tables.
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William Testers J
Eugenia Harman
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Teeters
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