The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 4

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946. Miss Alice Tyler WedsjMr. Nowell The Trinity Evangelical and Re formed Church, State Line, was the scene of Quiet wedding Satur day, November 2 at 4 o'clock when Miss Alyce E. Tyler, daughter of Mrs. Freda Tyler, of Scranton, a became the bride of William No well, son Mr.

and Mrs. J. Nowell, state Line, Pa. The double ring ceremony was solemnized by the Hev. Plott in the presence of friends and relatives.

Given in marriage by her brother, Leslie A. Tyler, of State College! the bride was dressed in an aquamarine crepe frock, fashioned with a round yoke, puffed sleeves and a full skirt. Her Juliet cap of black velvet ribbon as trimmed with a shoulder length aquama rine veil. White rosebuds complet ed her costume. ASTHMA SUFFERERS FIND CURB DUE TO ASTHMA ATTACKS relief 41 is annount Jona- -JHnil Pilled.

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Hat Shop Northeast Cor. Public As matron of honor, Mrs. Donald slste; of the groom, chose an aquamarine gabardine dress.with black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. William H. Tyler, of Scrantou, served as best man for the bridegroom.

For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Tyler wore a black dress with matching accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. Mrs. Nowell, mother of the bridegroom, also chose a black frock and red rosebud corsage. A reception followed at the home of the bridegroom, after which the couple left for a vedding trip.

Mrs. Nowell was, recently discharged from the Waves after serving for The bridegroom spent five years the Army, thirty seven months of which were overseas. He is now employed at the M. P. Moller Corporation.

Miss Paden Weds Daniel W. Kendall A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at he- parsonage of the Chewsville United Brethren Church when Louise M. Paden, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Spangler, of bmithsburg, became the bride of Daniel W. Kendall, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jessie Kendall, also of Smithsburg. Rev. Elmer R. Andrews officiated at the single ring ceremony in the presence of relatives.

The couple will reside in Smithsburg. Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Kendall entertained at a delightful dinner party Sunday evening in honor of the newly married couple. Guests included: Mr.

and Mrs. eorge Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and son, Douglas, and Mrs. Harold Spangler, Mr.

and Mrs. Sherman Kendall, Mary ee Kendall, George William, Sherman Kendall, Irene Pryor, Dorothy Bowman, Robert Kuhn and Evelyn Kendall. Mexico Described AtBPWCiubMeet The impressions of a stnden tourist ia Mexico were described by Mrs. Ruth Duseiiberry in. an in teresting travelogue, highlighting the program by the Business auc Professional Women's Club at the Hotel Alexander Monday evening "Mexico stands for progress am will prove a worthy and gooc neighbor," predicted Mrs.

Dusen berry, who caughi a glimpse of the country while studying at the TJni versity of Mexico this past summer "In Mexico she continued, "there is a population of two After giving a first-hand account of the economic and social condi lions there, Mrs, Duseuberry proceeded to point out descriptive incidents of the tour and illustrated her colorful post cards and native souvenirs. An informative report of the international Transportation Conference in Chicago was related by-Mrs. Betty Winn and observations made from a bus trip to California were given by Miss Catherine Stouffer. In charge of the program was Mrs. Brewer Stouffer.

Presiding at the dinner-meeting and business session was Miss Gladys Poole, president. Final arrangements were made for the annual card party to be held at St. Mary's Parish House on November IS and plans were discussed for the tea to be held at the Women's Club December 22. An announcement was made con earning the contribution to the Community Chest Fund and con cerning the assistance to be offered to Santa Glaus, Inc. Two new members, Mrs.

Jordan Bean and Mrs. John Corderman, were introduced to the club members. The Indians provided the venison and fowl for the Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving. Fox farming is the most important branch of the fur farming industry. Opening Announcement Of The New Cleaners W.

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The couple, evicted for the third time, told reporters they refuse to "pay exorbitant rents or a bonus." (International Soundphoto) Hallowe'en Party Given Andrew Mills The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hunton Mills, Oak Hill avenue, was gaily decorated Tuesday afternoon their- daughter, Audrey, entertained at a' Hallowe'en party. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Vickie Bonebrake, Nan "Baptists, Mary Alice Hoover, Sue Ellen FlooKy Susie Dorsey, Frankie Bowman, Sammy Gordon, Henry Shields, Ernest Beyard, Keller Dean, Audrey Mills and Richard Dorsey. NEWLYWEDS HONORED Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Kaetzel, Gap- laud, who were recently married, were honored at a dinner party and surprise shower, given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bromley and Mrs. Kenneth Green.

Mrs. Kaetzel, before her marriage, avas the former Miss Florence Hatt'ield, this city The Bromley home at Edgeruont was beautifully decorated with fall flowers, The table arrangements was accentuated by lighted tapers and a color scheme of pink ant white. A musical program, featuring group singing, preceded the presen tation of gifts. Attending the dinner guests from Hagerstown, Gapland, Wolfs ville, Smithsburg, Mb; Airy, Middle town, Waynesboro, Union Bridge New Windsor and Baltimore. BIBLE TALK The Rev.

Chester Billman -will speak briefly on the Bible at the Union Church of Pondsville, to night at 7 p. m. He will repeat the 'Speach at the People's Tabernacle, Paper Mill Road, Friday nieht. Miss Davis Weds William L. Myeriy Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Frances Delores Davis, daughter of Mrs.

Ida B. Davis, or ''airplay, and William Lester Myeriy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Myeriy, Route 5.

The wedding was solemnized at the parsonage of the Chewsville United Brethren Church on Sunday evening, November 3 with the Elmer R. Andrews officiating at i the ceremony in the presence of the immediate 'amilies. The bride chose for her wedding an aqua streetlength frock with black accessories. The couple will reside at the home of the bridegroom's parents for the present time. Clubwomen Attend Opening Luncheon The Fountain Head Country Club was the scene of a delightful luncheon Saturday when members of the Johns Hopkins Club entertained to 'mark the opening of the season's activities.

Presiding at the luncheon was Miss Catherine Schnebly, retiring president. New officers, announced for the coming year, include: president, 'Mrs. Alice Hutzell; vice- president Miss Hilda Varner; recording secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Semler; corresponding secretary, Miss Elsie Horst, anil treasurer, Miss Mary Byers. Acting as club advisor is Miss KatherJne Healy, A profusion of Fall flowers was used to decorate the tables.

At the luncheon meeting, tentative plans were discussed tor a meeting in December, at which time committees will be appointed and a schedule activities will be outlined. Those present included: Mrs. Rebekah Stonebraker, Mrs. Fannie Peuningtcm, Mrs. Alice Mrs.

Robert Conrad, Mrs. Harry Cramer and Mrs. Gregory Marquez, Washington, D. and the Misses Katharine' Healy, Pauline Blackford, Hilda Varner, fnna Itnyre, Martha Seaman, Gladys Poole and Jane Martin. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs.

Edua Conrad Shank entertained recently at a miscellaneous shower, honoring her daughter, Mrs. Richard Smith, who, before her marriage, was the former Miss Frances Conrad. Following the presentation of gifts, refreshments were served by the hostess. Those 'present included. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zeller, Mrs. Elmer Kimble, Mrs.

Raymond KimbltvMrs. Robert Gearhart, Mrs. Charlie Henson, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs. Ernie Smith, Mrs.

David Hoover, Mrs. Norval Smith, Mrs. Anna Wiles, Mrs. Edith Hess, Miss Sylvia WoJfoni; Roy Conrad, Charles Hess, Elwood Wiles, Airs. Richard Smith, and Mr.

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11 11 CO-VET CLUB A short business session was lrl by the Co-Vet Club last evening and it was decided not to hold a meeting on November 11 because of the holiday. Following the business, Gerald Alexander, pianist, entertained the group. An executive council meeting will be. held tonight at the home of Miss Margaret May, 40, West Antietam street at o'clock. The next general meeting of the club will be November IS at the Y.

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