Collins Shives wedding ties two Maryland families in 1960s ceremony
The marriage of Catherine Viola Shives daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Shives Sr Rt 1 Meiversburg Pa and David Earl Collins son of Mr and Mrs Robert Collins 185 Virginia Ave took place Saturday October 5 at St Josephs Catholic Church. The Rev Joseph Davies officiated the nuptial service. The bride designed her own white satin gown with embroidered center panel and detachable chapel train. A floor length illusion veil and a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and ivy completed the attire. Nancy Weller acted as maid of honor with bridesmaids Mrs Audrey Barron and Janet Collins. Best man, groom’s brother Daniel Collins. groomsmen, Larry Stockslager and final Shives. After a Skyline Drive tour the couple will reside at 4710 Virginia Ave. The bride is a James Buchanan High School 1987 graduate and beauty school graduate employed at Lady Curl Beauty Salon. The groom, South Hagerstown High School 1963 graduate, works at Two Guys Discount Department Store. A separate engagement notice for Sharon Elizabeth Davis to Sp 4 Lloyd Calvin Kelley was announced. Kelley is U S Army Vietnam bound. The couple has not set a wedding date.
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Nancy Weller
Hantock
Audrey Barron
Roorshara
Janet Collins
Hagerstown
Collins
Daniel Collins
Larry Stockslager
Fina Shives
Chambersburg
Colonial Virginia
Virginia Ave
James Buchanan
Award
Lady Curl Beauty Salon
South Hagerstown High School
Two Guys Discoint Department Store
Betty J. Davis
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Sharon Elizabeth
Lloyd Calvin Kelley
Lloyd Kelley
Davis
Boonstoro Senior
Kelley
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Welcome Wagon Fall Dinner Dance Plans in Hagerstown
Members of the Evening Group of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club schedule a fall dinner dance for Friday October 25 at Fountain Head Country Club. Co chairs Regis Mahoney and Robert Thies oversee ticketing with director Charles M. LeFew. guests include former Newcomers and new residents. Cocktails start at seven followed by dinner and dancing to The Imperials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Regis
Former Resident Noted Artist In Sykesville
Patricia Winson, granddaughter of Leon and Borger, of 95 Nottingham Rd, is a Sykesville resident and acclaimed artist. She began painting as a child with little formal training, won several prizes, and recently exhibited at the Fells Point Fo o Festival in Sykesville. A Hagerstown native, she opened a studio in Sykesville and aims to teach art locally. She is a devoted homemaker with husband Elroy, and four children. Her mother, Mrs. Bette Reed, is a former Hagerstown resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Winson
Leon Borger
Nottingham Ra
Sykesville
Mrs. Winson
Hagerstown
Vinson
Zonta Club Holds First Social Meet in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Zonta Club gathered at Venice Restaurant for its first social of the year. Speaker Jack Wrooger, administrator of Cedar Ridge Children's Home, described the home and its progress with caring house parents. Mrs. Drooger attended as a guest. The club plans to dedicate proceeds from the Annual Spring Ball to Cedar Ridge, with details still in planning.
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Hagerstown
Zonta Club
Venice
Jack Wrooger
Cedar Ridge Childs Ren’s
Jack Drooger
Drooger
Cedar Ridge Children’s
Thisme
Frances Newkirk
Louise Corderma
Allen Clopper
Church Class Holds Covered Dish Supper
The Futelity Class of St Paul United Methodist Church held a covered dish supper in the church auditorium with Halloween decorations. After a prayer led by president Hazel Anderson, supper was served to the class teacher Mrs Cochrane and 26 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
United Methodist Church
Hazel Anderson
Cochrane
Ringgold Ruritan Club Elects Officers for Year
The Ringgold Ruritan Club met at the Ringgold Community Center. Officers elected were Wayne Warrenfeltz president Harold Grossntchie vice president Larry Bayer secretary Mark Frey treasurer. Directors named C H Huff and Ralph Sterling. An oyster and ham supper is planned for October 12. John R Martin spoke on 4 H Clubs with demonstrations by Nancy Frey and Steve Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringgold Ruritan Club
Ringgold
Charles Hyde
Wayne Warrenfeltz
Harold Grossntchie
Larry Bayer
Mark Frey
C.H. Huff
Ralph Sterling
Youth Reader
John R. Martin
Nancy Frey
Steve Martha
Miss Jamison Named Vassar Scholar and Honors List
Stephanie Wroth Jamison of 1645 Fountain Head Road was named a Matthew Vassar Scholar and earned a 1968 Honors designation. She is member of the Vassar class of 1970 and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Jamison IM in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Vassar
Stephanie Wroth Jamison
J. V. Jamison
Fountain Head Road
Matthew Vassar
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Jamison
Bill Dalton to perform Tuesday evening at school
Organist Bill Dalton will appear Tuesday night at 8 pm in the North Hagerstown High School Auditorium for a concert event.
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Bill Dalton
North Hagerstow High School
Sharpsburgs Oldest Church Celebrates 200th Anniversary
Sharpsburg marks the 200th anniversary of Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church founded in 1768. A month of services features speakers Rev. John Aurand, Rev. Tierbert Jones, and Rev. Martin L. Rothenberger, with a 7:40 p.m. final Reformation service. The church site, purchased for a pepper corn, has hosted congregations since colonial times and endured Civil War shelling and hospital use.
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Sharpsburg
Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church
John Aurand
Columbia
Tierbert Jones
Martin L. Rothenberger
Sharpshire
Clifton Smith
Joseph Chapline
Christopher Cross
Matthias Need
Nicholas Sam
William Hanbeker
Joseph Chapling
Norland Garden Club Opens Third Flower Show in Chambersburg
The Norland Garden Club announces its third flower and garden show themed A Touch of Yesterday and a Bit of Tadsy. It runs Tuesday October 15 from 3 to 9 30 p.m. and Wednesday October 16 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Chambersburg Recreation Center 235 South Third Street. General show chairmen are Mrs Harold Brake and co chairwoman Mrs Kendall Keller with numerous design classes judged for tri color and creativity. Junior exhibits and educational displays by local groups supplement the main show with topics from Conservation to Weeds in Your Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norland Garden Club
Chambersburg Recreation Center
South Third Street
Harold Brake
Kendall Keller
Melvin Frey
Roy Harry
Richard Weaver
Hareay
Ate Robert Spencer
Consula
Thomas Johnston
Elmer Marlin
John Shearer
Boston
Tom Werdebaugh
John Gorgas
Betty Menhorn
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Franklin County Agricture Extension
Jahn, Shearer
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David Earl Collins
Catherine Viola Shives
Howard Shives
Rt 1
Meiversburg
Robert Collins
Virginz Ave
St Joseph's Catholic Oburea
Joseph Davies
Kelley-Davis
David Ear Cottins
R Scio
Miss Jamison
Joseph Chap- Jing
Chapline
Lord Baltimore
Showman
Lea
An- Hetam
Frederick City
Middletown
Johann George Graeber
Schmucker
Kurts
Trinity
Samuel P. Humrchouge
Shepherdstown
W. Vs
J. W. Lingle
George Hess
John Benger
Martin E
Brewnstone
Maryland
Maryland Regiment P.H.B
Orso
Lutheran Social Services
Washington, D.C
Maryland Synod
Luther Place Memorial Church
Hartwick College
Oneonta
N.Y
Upsala College
East Orange
District of Columbia
Virginia
Lutheran Church
Auland
Trinity Memorial
Baltimore Inner Mission Society
Columbia Council of Churches
Herbert W. Jones
Accept
Sharpsbury
Gettysburg Seminary
Ishioners
Indiana Synod
Madison
Ind
Lalet
Winchester
Tad
Mercersburg
St. John's Lutheran Church
DR. Ohso
Rey, Jones
Herries
John Park
William Martin
Shore Line
Thomas Spahr
Oathotonic Classic Ensemble
DuPont
Dacron
R Bedding Corp
Baltin
Hiway Furniture Mart, Inc
Montgomer
Panty
Carol Brent
Brant
Bea
Girdle
Washington St
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