Miss Helen Snook Weds Gerald Doub In Williamsport
Miss Helen Virginia Snook and Gerald Weaver Doub wed at Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsport on Sunday October 15 at 3 pm. The ceremony featured Rev. W C Huddle with organist Georgia Lynn Huddle and singer Robert Cromer performing Always and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. The couple will reside at 1828 Virginia Avenue after a Florida honeymoon. Out-of-town guests came from Washington DC, Baltimore and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snook
Gerald Doub
Zion Lutheran Church
Virginia Avenue
Mr. Doub
Open House at Fountain Head Heights Hosts Sixty Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V Eldridge Jr hosted an open house at their Fountain Head Heights home on Saturday evening from eight to ten. About sixty guests attended, with Mrs. J Philip Bohrer presiding at the punch bowl and assistants Mrs. Byron W Wood and Mrs. John W Leather. Green and yellow decor featured Smilax, yellow tapers, and a crystal swan centerpiece as colors complemented dahlias chrysanthemums and roses throughout the house. Attendees came from Silver Spring Berkeley Springs W Va Myersville and Mercersburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence V. Elddridge, Jr
Fountain Head Heights
Byron W. Wood
John W. Leather
Silver Spring
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Myersville
Mercersburg
Pennsylvania
Miss Diane Oden Weds Thomas W Ryan Jr at Corpus Christi
Miss Diane W Oden daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard R Oden of Chambersburg and Thomas W Ryan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Ryan of Sayville Long Island were married in a nuptial high mass at Corpus Christi Catholic Church Chambersburg Father T B Johnson presiding The couple exchanged rings before an altar of palms and gladioli The bride wore white lace with off the shoulder neckline a full sweep train and a fingertip veil Her bouquet was queen s lace chrysanthemums and rhododendron A sister of the groom served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Miss Janet Oden and Mrs Melvin E Keltner The best man was Robert C Ryan A reception followed at the Hotel Washington in Chambersburg Mrs Ryan is secretary to the cashier at the National Bank of Chambersburg and Mr Ryan works with Ferguson Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lynn Huddle
Robert Cromer
Jo Ann Bond
Barbara Ann Leiter
Edward Snook
Robert Snook
William Snook
Florida
Diane W. Oden
Bernard R. Oden
Chambersburg
Thomas W. Ryan, Jr
Hagerstown
Thomas W. Ryan
Sayville
Long Island
New York
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
T. B. Johnson
Bertha
Don O. Shade
Janet Oden
Edgemont
Melvin E. Keltner
Robert C. Ryan
Melvin &. iXeltner
James 8. Derrick
Washington
Ryan
National Bank of Chambersburg
Ferguson Construction Company
Salem church awards second year pins to members
Keedysville church School of Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church presented gold membership pins. Second year pin recipients include Barbara Crampton Dan Rohrer Linda Crampton Bobby Wyand Stevie Wand Leroy Burt er Joanne Waters Jean Garnand Elaine Rohrer Judy Rohrer Peggy Stump Louise Rohrer Rene Burt ner Chloe Burtner Gerald Hamond Lorraine Garnand Howard Burtner Doris Ellis Hilda Stump Sabina Baker Marvy Garnand Mary Crampton Ruth Wyand Julia Byrd Celia Wyand Clara Line Rachael Scheller Goldie Wyand Mary Kitzmiller Minnie Long Ada Geeting Temperance Larter Myrtie Thomas Preston Crampton Charles Line Arthur Rohrer Wryand Rohrer Edward Snyder Robert Wyand Carroll Rohrer and Frank Hodges. First year pins went to Judy Taxlor Henrietta Neil Rev Karl Warner Audrey Wrand David Wrand Martha Line Mary Shank and Alen Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Church School of
Lutheran Women Gather for 68th Maryland Synod Convention
More than two hundred women from Maryland Pennsylvania DC and West Virginia attend the 68th annual convention of the Womens Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod at Trinity Church in North Potomac Street and Randolph Avenue October 18 and 19. The program includes Holy Communion, reports from officers and presidents, speeches by Dorothy Morter Isolde Eland Mildred Diehl and J Frank Fife, and sessions led by Mrs. W Garrett Mrs. Dwight Wahaus and Mrs. Frank Luther with visitors welcome.
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Lutheran Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Women's Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod
Trinity Lutheran Church
North Potomac Street
Randolph Avenue
Wilson P. Ard
Edward P. Heinze
Raymond M. Miller
William C. Huddle
Henry Einsprech
Baltimore
W. ¥. Garrett
Earl P. Fertig
Paul H. Fryer
William Muehlhouse
Fred J. Fckert
Virgil Doub
Donald Brake
James Hendry
Dorothy Morter
British Guiana
Gr. Ard
Doris Fryer
Isolde Eland
Ellis Island
New York
Mildred Diehl
Konnarock
Virginia
Virginia Mountain
Dwight Wahaus
George Glock, Jr
J. Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
C. E. Buschman
Liberia
Africa
Frank Luther
Missionary Society of Trinity Church
W. W. Garrett
Frederick
Synodicial Missionary Society
St Johns Seminar Series Opens Friday at Museum
The St Johns College Seminar on Great Books begins Friday October 20 at 5 p.m. at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. John S Kieffer leads discussion on Homer's Hind and notes his return to the faculty after a sabbatical. Twelve seminars run with a $15 fee per person.
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Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
John S$. Kieffer
St. John’s
St. John's
St. Dehm's
Annapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Kieffer
Legion Unit to Host Hallo Ween Masquerade Party
Morris Frock Unit 42 of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Hallo we'en masquerade social Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home. Costume prizes will be awarded. Junior members are invited. Mrs Mazie Holbruner, activities chairman, is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Sons of Union Veterans
C.F. Temple
Morris
Frock
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Mazie Holbruner
Hospital K Records Discharges from Washington County
Hospital K discharged several patients yesterday including Mrs. Marvin Rogers with infant at 623 George Street and Mrs. James W. Murray with infant at 120 North Potomac Street in Hagerstown several others listed by name and address across Clear Spring New York Smithsburg and nearby locations with infants and sons among the discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Marvin Rogers
George Street
James W. Murray
North Potomac Street
Albert Keyser
Hagerstown
Paul Kunkleman
Ridge Avenue
Lesley Feigly
South Locust Street
Curtis Luckenbaugh
West Washington Street
Robert Davis
Elizabeth Street
Elwood M. Faith
Clear Spring
DeWitt &. Field
New York
Frank M. Lias
Broadway
Wilbur N. Hiram
Smithsburg
Roy B. Furr
East Haltimore Street
Miss Beachley Addresses Zonta on Japan Trip
Zonta Club members and guests heard Miss Catherine Beachley recount her U.S. government dispatch to Japan with educators for teacher training. She described flights to California Hawaii Guam Tokyo and Sendai and shared impressions of Japanese life travel food and views on democracy as she interviewed locals.
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Zonta Club
Catherine Beachley
Japan
Women's Club
Miss Beachley
U.S
California
Hawaii
Guam
Tokyo
Sendai
General MacArthur
Girl Scouts Honored By P T A at South Potomac School
The South Potomac Junior High School PTA honors the Girl Scouts at a 7:45 p.m. meeting in the auditorium. The program includes a flag ceremony, a Girl Scout chorus, songs such as O Susanna and The Lord’s Prayer, and a film The Girl Scout Leader. Katharine McCulloch will speak on Girl Scouting’s ties to school and community. A home and family life group presents Laura Kurawaka of Waynesboro Pennsylvania, wife of a Japanese educator, with ties to Philip Kurawaka’s education.
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South Potomac
Seriool
Girl
Katherine McCulloch
Washington County
Russell Dyer
Eston Fox
Harry Davis
Laura Wkurakawa
Waynesboro
Kurawaka
Philip
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Hostess Leads Meeting With Japanese Garden Themed Dinner
In the absence of the president Miss Dotte McGraw chaired the gathering. Dr. Althea Miller Shadrach read the collect and arranged elegant decor. A Japanese garden theme flanked the speaker with watermelon red and pale yellow tapers. White pompous and red gladioli adorned other tables. Group singing with Electa Ziegler accompanying followed.
Woman to speak on respect for diverse traditions
A speaker describes living in Japan during most of her marriage and notes that during the war she and her two sons hid in caves with other Japanese people. On Thursday her subject will be the value of respecting those who share different traditions and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
We Mountains
Mrs William Powell Prefers Blue Bonnet Margarine Favorite
Mrs William Powell endorses Blue Bonnet margarine calling it her favorite spread. She promotes its fresh sweet flavor and rich nutrition while noting it costs about half as much as premium spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
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