The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 10

nancoclsUub turner tY Ires I'rinls In Lxl(ilnt Has Meeting Members of the Hancock Jlomcmakers' Club heard a discussion on citizenship and received practical helps on the sub jects of nutrition and clothing at their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charlcfc Dunbar. Mrs. R. A.

Litton, nutrition chairman, assisted by Mrs. Art Hunt and Mrs. Genevieve Smith, presented a timely demonstration on "Quickie Meals for Club Days" and served tasty samples of chicken casserole, a relish tray and apple crumble i they had prepared. These i lustralcd time savers in preparing food ahead and selecting toods that require little or no cooking time. Mr.f.

Palmer Hess, citizenship a i a interpreted the sen- li'iice "1 arn an American." She crncd against expressing loyalty through lip service alone and emphasized that the individual can do much toward influencing others for good--beginning at home, a i his attitudes to the i state and nation. Mrs. a Wilson, clothing a i a led a question and an study of today's clothing trends embracing the silhouette, coats, millinery and accessories. Howard Grove concluded the study by i i the cur rent trends in color and texture of fabrics. She said a and brown combinations and all shades of green and a i color m'ws this season and fiber blends are holding i popularity.

Mrs. John Stotlemejcr. president, conducted the business meeting following the program. Of major consideration was the a a a a to be held November 10 from 10 a. m.

i 3 p. in. in the Masonic Temple in Hagerstown. The Hancock will sell holiday breads and cakes and coffee and doughnuts. In addition the i i a paint.

ing demonstration at the a i Other crafts will be a ed by various clubs in the county. Baked goods for the Fair are to be left at the homes of Mrs. L. Gerber and Mrs. Michael Powers no later than 8:30 a.

m. on November 10. The November meeting will be held jointly with the Cavctown club on November 16 at 1:30 p. m. in the demonstration rooms of the Potomac Edison Company in Hagerstown.

Next week the Hancock club will provide an exchange music program ior the Beaver Creek club. Tentative plans for the a a Christmas party were made with final arrangements to be announced by the social and recreation committees. Mrs. Dunbar with Mrs. Charles Oorhett as cohosless served refreshments at the conclusion of the meeting.

Airs. Fost poured coffet. Bootisboro Demo Club To Meet The Wpmen's Democratic Club of Boonsboro will hold its a meeting on Tuesday. October 25, at the Fire Hall, at 8 p.m. Mrs.

Winslow F. Burhans, pri's- ident of ttie Women's Democratic Club of Washington County i be the featured speaker of the evening and will tell the members of her recent i to Hagerstown's sister city in Wesel, a Several i a pro.iects i also he rti-cosseri i i i i be sen cd ill? Ifuni oi-k Library are being pi I' nilnetided and in i' fin 1 ii i there. H.7/J i eager, nrint en- nl the hi c.ntinil and ii mult but ImiUnn girl. 'Ihe mulilv of the baby crcateil inch a that it is now selilom seen. Other i i i i of ihf an curly Amcr'uuna as drawn by Currier run be in tin' bii: unil unnlher inlrmlins ilf'ii seen i.v the nlil mnl' tn WMiiimlim Cnnilly sliming iliMr'uli and in.

whuli Hie i i buniil i i ilv valuable prmfMioil. The is in it 11 tiling in a until! rnmn in the back nf tin- library but i-learrd mil for thr avion. The room ill mrf b-it for various rra- buiiril. It iv all llie nii'rt valiant tiie board nf ilirerlnri ilit not let this the mtrrcviing exhibit the benefit of Mins i anno! he thiit the inn lifter till-in and tiri'-' their TOPS IN POPS Ron of Johnny Desmond Lovt It A Thing --Four ACII Autumn William. ludoWy A Villey- C.

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Potomac St. Meridians Hear Fikc, Tour Center Rev. Olnnzo P. Fike. chief san- itanian for the a i County Health Department, was the guest speaker at the dinner inE of the i i a Club on Wednesday at the Women's Club.

Rev. Fike. a a i of Western a a has served as pn-i- di'nt of Uie a a A i a i of Sanitarians, a i a i a i the a a Stale a of a and i- an ordained i ter of Ihe of the i He was i the' pr -id i Aiict- Leckrone. Rev. Kike Rave a very i a i and i i a on a i a i of the many problems i rt each day and how i tn accomplish the most out ol Uieir time.

This is a phase of i a is little known by the public and the most important so far as the a of the a i is concerned. They endeavor to prevent a di-ease before it strikes and if. by chance, it docs i a ity, they exert every to slop it before it develops i an epidemic. i Rev. Fikc's address, the members of tiie journeyed to the C'offman a Center where he took them on a ed tour of the a i planned and i The i i a v.a- opened by thr rearlnu: of i i i i i collec' 111 i i i i son.

led by the prc-idcm inu the riinnei. Leckrone conducted a i session, at which i the voted to con- i to the i Chest and also to man the Salvation Army House in the Public Square one day i the coming Christmas season. Sliss Dora Burger represented the i i a at the recent tea given by the Xonta Club at the a i County Museum of Fine A Committees for the i year. 195.lfl.~6, a by Miss Leckrone. Also the a i Miss a a a a i a Dorothy Shockey and Doris Humrichouse, announced the program for the coming year.

Miss Alice Leckrone represented the Meridian Club at the Business and Professional Women's (Tub banquet held in the hall room of the Hotel A a which brought to a climax the celebration of a i a Business Women's Week. Dr. Beatrice Aitchison. director of a a tion research for the Post. Office Department in Washington, D.

was the guest speaker. Dr. Aitchison used as her subject. "Aim Hight, But Straight." Other members of the Meridian Club enjoying this very delightful evening were: Miss Elizabeth Ehlers, Mrs. John Shockey, Miss Dora Burger and Miss Frances Poffenberger.

Misses Dora Burger and Leckrone were hostesses for the dinner meeting. The table appointments were lighted spring green twisted tapers in milk glass can- dlelabra and other graduated milk glass candle holders. Gold, yellow and bronze chrysanthemums banked with lemon leaves in a milk glass bowl completed the table decorations. Green and yellow mints further carried out the color scheme of green and The next dinner meeting of the club will be held November 17th at the Women's Club, with Miss Dorothy Springer and Mrs. Dorothy Shockey as co-hostesses.

Add a hit of tarragon seasoning powder to the flour, salt and pepper in which you dip fish fillets befort frying. Good flavor I Mr. And Mrs. Croivlhcr Are Feted On 60th Anniversary Hello World Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest B. Wachs, a i Head Road, North, announce the birth of a daughter, a Beth, on October 21 at the Washington County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ira T.

Angle, Rohrersville. announce the birth of a daughter, Pamela Guinn, i i 7 pounds, 15'2 ounces, on October 21 at the Washington Hospital. Mrs. Angle is the former Miss Lorna Cochran of Rohrersville. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry B. a a a i Avenue, announce Ihe i of i second daughter, Sue A weighing 6 pounds, "i ounce, on October 18 at the Washington Hospital. a is the former Miss Rosalie Whillington. In Fair play The Rev.

Rowland Kcidiard. pastor nf the Manor Church of the Brethren, officiated at the ilouble ring ceremony when Miss Barbara Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Smith.

Kair- play, became the bride of Robert Huntzbcrry, son of Mr. and Ralph Huntzberry, also of Fairplay, on Friday, September 30. Miss Phyllis Metz and Catherine Metz sang "I Love You Truly" and Miss licit-hard was the accompanist. For her wedding, the bride wore a winter i strcctlenxth dress i black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. Miss Carol Ann i sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

Carl Anders served as best a A reception was held i i ately following the ceremony. The bride attended the local schools and is now employed by McCrory's Five and Ten C'ent Store. The bridegroom also a tended local schools and is employed at the I'orler i a Company. He served two years in the U. S.

A The couple is now residing in Fairplay. Mrs. McCleaf Is Hostess Mrs. Robert McCleaf. en i a i at a stork shower honoring George E.

Bowers, the former Miss Helen a i Tuesday evening. Appropriate decorations dominated at the a a i i yellow and green color scheme. Games wero played and prizes to Mrs. Mc.lvin Renner. Mrs.

Shirley a i Bowers and Miss Jean a i Refreshments served to the honored gue.st. A i Bowers. Mrs. a Bowers. Miss Shirley Bowers.

Mrs. a Hnupt. Mrs. Charles Morrison. a Renner, Carl Dorothy a i Mrs.

McCleaf. Mrs. Shirley Hastings, Mrs. David Hashenbuhlcr. Mrs.

George M. Bowers. Miss Jean a i Mrs. George Reichert, little Miss Cheree Reichert, George M. Bowers, Freddie Hastings.

Master Gregory Hastins and Robert McCleaf. Jr. Society, Club News, Fashions The Morning Herald HaxcrxHnvn. Saturday, October 22, 1955 NINE Troth Being Announced A is being made of the a of Mis.s lOvelyn A. l.onsnccker, daughter of Mrs I.inul Beard.

Clear Spring 1, and i i a 1. Umg- Auxiliary Plaits Costumed Party The A i i a to the a a Fire Company i hold a Hal- lowe'en a am! nicotine on Monday, October 21. at the i hall. Thr are tn come i costume anil i be aw'ardrd. Kct'reshniriits be server! and fun is promised for evcrone who MISS LONGNECKER necker.

101 South Potomac Sired, i i to Robert A. a son and Mrs. Enos Rout- a i i Longnerkpr a school in I i citj and is currently employed HJi a Footer and a a attended Midd'lclown High School and served for two years with the United Slates A The wedding i take place in the near Jnyrerllft Tn The Jaycettes will meet at Ihe, home Mrs. Louis a 980 Northern Avenue, on Monday, October 24 at 8 p. m.

At the meeting plans i be made, fov the Alsa.Ua Mummers parade. A full attendance is requested. Kiitfmnfif C.itlleclinn Any of the DcMolay Circle a i a to he collected is advised to con- a a a i i a telephone or a I t'Mephone 2724-Ii, by Oc lolier 27 Riders Mark Anniversary On Sunday a October Kith Dr. and I. Rider were honored their son.

daughter and families at an "Open House" to all a i in observance of I i golden i anniversary. The a a i a held at the of Iheir son-ill a Mr. and Miv i E. Stoller. Approximately relatives joined in i best i to the couple.

The home i decorated i several floral a.iTangeirients and the dining room table was centered i a large three tier anniversary cake. Mrs. 0. R. Mundey, Mrs.

Waidner Fuller. Mrs. Roy Helfrich and Mrs. Thomas Fitz. all close friends of Mrs.

Stotler, assisted in serving. The couple received many lovely flowers and gifts. Among the more a four hundred cards and greetings received were mes- sanes from their attendants of fifty ago. Mrs. Mae Spahr Bycrs of Clofax.

and Bishop i A li. Clippinger of Dayton. Ohio. Guests a from Harrisburg. New Cumberland.

Lcmoyne, a Hill. F.phrata. York and all in Pennsyl- a i a a i I). Mar- tin.sburg, W. a Kohrersville and Hagerslown.

Md. Dr. and Mr-. Rider are the' of two i Harold, of Martinsbiirg. W.

and Mary Rider Slotler of Hagerstown. Three granddaughters complete the family circle. The Riders were for forty-three years pastor and wife of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church of this city and since 1952 have been living" retired at their home on Bryan Place. MR. AND R.

CROWTHF.R F. a Mr-'. George i i of i i i celebrated the a i a of i marriage on Sunday, October IB, i an "Open House" held at their home two until five o'clock. The home a decorated with a number of a i arrangements of a and gold and i were a i i a used in the table a i A lovely three-tiered gold and i wed- i cake was encircled with ivy i and ornamented i a nosegay of baby and tulle. a i tapers and an arrange- of golden a added a to the table setting.

Mrs. F. i a Crowther served the cake and Mrs. Russell E. Hartle.

a daughter, presided at the punch bowl. They were assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. Scott Couchman, another daughter, and five granddaughters, including Edward Ford, Mrs. Walter Oriel, Mrs. Anthony Marchione, Mrs.

Frank Stork Shower Takes Place Mrs. Kenneth Winebrenner was honored at a stork shower Thursday evening given by Mrs. Glenn Brandenburg at the former's home at 209 North Mulberry Street. A green and yellow color scheme predominated at the affair, and fall flowers added a pretty touch to the appointments. Games were played and refreshments were served to Marie Abbott, Patricia Abbott, Bertha Baker.

Lyda Bennett, Helen Brandenburg, Elaine Dorman, Kathleen Downin, Dolores Eyler, Catherine Embrey, Wilma Freshman, Evelyn Highbarger, Betty Mannon, Beverly Mikus, Maxine Mikus, Marie Reede, Mary Rohrer, Jean Ross, Norma Shaw, Betty Springer, June Troupe, Betty While and Gloria Winebrenner. Vary your favorite recipe for tomato aspic by adding chopped hard-cooked egg and chopped green asparagus spears (canned) toil. H.I.P and Mrs HUT. II. Mr.

and i were, a i on October IS. by the Reverend C. W. Santee. at the Reformed f'hiirch in Cavctown.

The couple have been engaged in a i and raising poultry in i vicinity for the past sixty years. They are the parents of seven children. G. Rodney Crowther. a i Mrs.

Josephine a Frederick: a i W. Crowther. Essex. a a Howard C. i Barstmv.

California; .1. a He- fiance. Ohio; F. i a Crowther, this i and Catherine Coiichman. i city.

They also have grand children and thirteen great grandchildren. During the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Crowther erected approximately one hundred guests. They were presented i a television set by i i a a lovely flowers and gifts by their friends and relatives.

Loyal Circle Class AI Parly The Loyal Circle Class of the First Brethren Sunday School enjoyed a i birthday social in the social rooms of the church Thursday evening, arranged by Mrs. Grace Eaklc and Mrs. Emma Moats, officers of the class. The table was beautifully decorated with a birthday cake, lovely ivy greens and favors. During the last two months eight members of the class have had birthdays.

The following were present: Mrs. Grace Eaklc, Mrs. Emma Moats. Mrs. Bertie Stoddard, Mrs.

Howard Keplinger, Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs. Clara Hartle, Mrs. Edith Ridenour and Mrs. Ira Downey.

Five members are in their 80's. One member is in the Williamsport Sanitarium. Those not present, were Mrs. Margaret Ycssler, Mrs. Ruby Nioodomus, Mrs.

Mary McPherson. Mrs. John Hock, Mrs. Elizabeth Ridenour, Estolla (Iroff, Mrs. Laura McNabb and Mrs.

Robert Pvt. and Mrs. Robert L. Shingleton. of Hagerstown Route 1, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Robert Lee, i i 8 pounds.

3 ounces, on October 15 at the Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Shingleton is the former Mis.s Margaret of this city. Pvt. Shingleton is stationed at Ft.

Kood, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kipe, Cedar Lawn, announce the birth ol a seven-pound, five-ounce daughter, named Nora a on October 17. at the Washington County Hospital.

Mrs. Kipe is the i Pearl Hebb. Mr. and Mrs. Donald 0.

Cism of a announce Ihe i of i a Dcbra a on October IB at the a i County Hospital. The couple formerly resided in Funkstown. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Dove announce the birth of a daughter, Teresa Louise, on October 19 at the Washington County Hos- Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gall, of Berkeley. announce the i of their second child, Constance Allison, on October 18. Mrs. a is the i Mildred Virginia a a of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Ward, Fount a i Head Heights. Boonsboro PTA Plans Events The annual chicken supper sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association of the Boonsboro Elem a School will be held at the school on Thursday, November 3, from five to seven-thirty o'clock. The officers for the PTA include Dr. and Mrs.

Harry Grove, president; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Everline, vice president: Miss Florence a secretary; George Cline, treasurer; and Wilbur Phillips, assistant treasurer. A meeting was held recently of the executive committee at which i committee a i and their committees were made known. These are: Program, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Aldridge, chairmen, assisted by Mrs. Daniel Miller and Mrs. Richard Newcomer; hospitality, Mrs, Leonard Summers and Mrs. Wilbur Phillips, co-chairmen; membership, Mrs.

Dan Van-Vooris and Mrs. Jack Printz, co-chairmen; magazines, Mrs. Frank Wolfe; publicity, Mrs. Rachel Dean; safety, Patrolman Claude Tucker, Ronald Otto and Foster Ford. The supper committee consists of Mrs.

Charles Berry and Mrs. Donald Muritz, who are serving as co-chairmen. The public is -cordially invited to attend this annual affair. Good soup accompaniment: Spread buttered toast with soft Cheddar cheese and brown under the broiler. This tidbit is delicious with a cream of tomato or other creamed vegetable INVITATIONS WEDDING HELIOGRAVED PRINTED ENGRAVED 24 Hour Service--Lowest PrtCM MYERLYS I1AV1NU 51 N.

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