The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 9

Miss her Is Honored At Shower Miss Bonnie Izer was entertained a surprise kitchen shower recently given by Mrs. Robert Pressel and Miss Janet Pressel at the lattcrs' home at 1861 Pennsylvania Ave. Miss Izcr will wed Mr. Duane J. Kinslow on Sunday, August 16, at Washington Square Methodist.

Church with Reverend Charles LoFew officiating. Gifts for the brjde-to-be were arranged from white slreamen attached to pink and white parasol. Refreshments were served from the dining table which was centered with a shower cake and flanked by lighted tapers. The guest list included- Miss Bonnie her, Miss Suzanne Healey, Miss Huth Weddie, Miss Louella Eckard, Miss Unda Bowman, Mrs. Lorraine Izcr, mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs.

Dixie Smith, Mrs. a a a Eisiminger, Mrs. Alice Lee Kinslow, and Mrs. Marie Kinslow. Door prizes were won by Miss Suzanne Healey, Miss Linda Bowman, a Mrs, Lorraine Izcr.

Reunion Is Staged By Stockslagers The Hagersfown City Park provided the gathering place for the thirty-ninth reunion of the Stockslager Clan on Thursday. The president, Paul Stocks- Jager, was in-charge of the afternoon program which included prayer, an address by the Reverend Donald Warrenfeltz, a solo by Norma Jane Knode and a reading by Mildred Itneyer. The following persons were awarded prizes: Mrs. Emma Mort, oldest lady present; Robert Day, oldest man present; John Lee Knode, youngest child; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Stockslager, couple married the longest; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day, family coming the greatest distance. The elected officers for ths next reunion include: President, Paul Slockslager; vice president, Francis Stockslager; lecretary, Nellie Lytton, and treasurer, Hoy Stockslager. The group games and contests prepared and conducted by Edna Watkins, Lorraine Burke and Mildred Itneyer.

Members voted to hold the next reunion at the City Park on the second Thursday in August of I960. Rev. Zirkle Speaker For Park Vesper The Rev. Martin L. Zirkle, of the Burkittsville Lutheran Church, will speak at the vesper service tomorrow at 7 p.

at Gathland State Park, near Gapland, The Burkittsville Ruritan Club will be in charge of the program, ATLANTIC COTTAGE COURT Btich, N. J. from Atlantic Clry) Mots) Effickncy UniU pi ilk up Locitid right on tht Tht octan it your door- for dijerfptivi fcldtr tnd Bargiel To Head Rose Group Here "The first official meeting of the Cumberland Valley Society was held on Thursday evening of this week in the Rose Room of the YMCA and the enthusiasm noted at the organizational meeting held recently, continued as the enthusiasts got together again, J. Benjamin Williams, eon- suiting rosarian for the American Rose Society, who resides in Washington, B.C., presided. A number of new applications for membership were accepted, following which Mr.

Williams stressed the importance of being affiliated with the American Rose Society. he local, society, having fulfilled all of its requirements for membership, voted unanimously to be affiliated with the national group. Another important highlight of the business session was the election of officers and the following results were recorded; president, Bernard Bargiel; vice-president, Dr. John H. Kehne; secretary, Mrs.

Gcnevieve Mease; treasurer, Mrs. James E. Bryan. Three directors were also elected, to serve a term of three years, including H. F.

Mease, Richard Olsen and Sam Brown. The by-laws of the society were read and adopted by the membership. Mr. Williams also gave a brief talk on the various phases of rose culture including the purchase of bushes, method of planting, spraying, fertilizing, and soil deficiency. He also discussed the effectiveness of the new fungicides (hat are now on the market.

Sam Brown, of the C. L. Brown 4 Son Nursery, Carlisle, extended an invitation to the group to hold the next meeting at his nursery on Sunday, Sept. 6. The members were requested to pack their own box lunch and Mr.

Brown promised to furnish the beverage snd dessert. A very interesting a was planned for that partcular meeting. Door prizes, donated and awarded by Williams, concluded the activities for the evening. Church Guild Holds Picnic On Monday August meeting of ihe Women's Guild of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Halfway, was held on Monday. August 10, in the form of a family picnic.

Over 100 people attended the event which was held on the grounds, of the Homewood Church Home. -Following a delicious covered dish supper, vesper services were conducted by Christian Service department. Mrs. Earl Shank, chairman, used the theme, "Christianity in the Home." A period of recreation and fellowship concluded the evening. The regular September session will be prepared by the Missionary Education Department on the theme, "Group Tension." Homemakers Of Bridgeport Stage Picnic The Bridgeport Homemakers' Club held Its annual picnic on Tuesday evening in Hagcr Park.

A delicious picnic supper was served to 65 members and guests. The next regular meeting of the club will be held on Tuesday, September 1. Wachter-Snyder Vows Read Mooresville In Lovely Ceremony Here School Has 3rd Reunion HOW MANY CARS IN VOVR FOTURS7 OnoT Two? More? Well, no matter how many cats your family plans to ow-n, you'll glad to know you can mix tot of money when you finance through our Bank. For the true cost of your car to you includes what you pay to finance it. Bank financing means you get your new cat for less '-Rat leaves you with mote dollars for the other wonderful things you end your family will waul.

Youll find financing your car through our Bank is last, and friendly too. Hagerstown Trust Company 83 Weir Waihington Street BRANCH BANK 201 Proipect Ave. Mimbir Ftdtnl Dipotlt Corporation iPholo by HtcXman) MRS. DAVID ALAN WACHTER A lovely summer wedding ceremony wai solemnized on Friday, August the fourteenth, at three o'clock in the afternoon, uniting in marriage Miss Roberta Lynn Snyder and Mr. David Alan Wachter.

Trinity Lutheran Church was the scene of the nuptial service which was performed by the Reverend Wilson P. Ard, D. before a large assemblage of friends and relatives. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert 0. Snyder, 110 Culvert Terrace, this city. Mr. Wachler is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Wachter, 750" Fountain' Head Road, this city. Mrs. Alton Geesey, organist, presented a recital of wedding music and accompanied Mrs. J.

D. Collins, vocalist. Escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in snow-flake white silk organza accented with Chanlilly race and pearls. The gown of cess lines boasted a scoop neckline, long sleeves and back interest of a sweep train. She added a crown of seed pearls and a fingertip veil, and carried a white orchid intermingled with white roses and greens.

of honor was Mrs. Patricia A. Turchi, Baltimore, while Miss Amy K. Muncaster, Pittsburgh, was the maid of honor. Both attendants chose dresses of silk organza iover taffeta in grapefruit blue.

They added matching hats with veils and carried bouquets of white shasla daisies. Miss Judith C. Fisher, Baltimore, and Miss Lynda M. Strauss, Baltimore, were the bridesmaids. They attended in gowns of romance blue organza over silk taffeta and completed their costumes with calottes fashioned of French petals of matching organza with nose veils.

As floral accents they added bouquets of mixed flowers of various hues. Miss Judith Saum. G10 North Potomac Street, was the flower girl. Mr. J.

D. Collins, Shepherdstown, West Virginia, was best man for Mr. Wachter. Mr. Robert C.

Wachter, Florida Avenue, and Mr. Dennis Wachter, Fountain Head Road, both brothers of the bridegroom, and Mr. John W. Snyder and Mr. James R.

Snyder, both of Calvert Terrace, brothers- of the bride, ushered the w.edding guests. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents at 210 Calvert SWICE HAGERSTOWN. BOOKBINDING and PRINTING CO. Telephone RE 3-2000 Terrace. For a wedding trip to Ocean City, New Jersey, the bride changed into a royal blue print dress with a cut-away back and full skirt to which she added white accessories.

Upon return the couple will reside at 22 Ridge Lane, Lcv- itfou-n, Pa. Mrs. Wachter is a graduate of Hagerstown High School with the class of 1955 and Dickinson College with the class of 1959. She is a member of the faculty of the Pennsbury Schools, Yardley, Pa. Mr.

Wachter was graduated from Hagerstown High School with the class of 1955 and Dickinson College with the class of 1959. He is also a member of the faculty of Pennsbury Schools, Yardley, Pa. Personals Miss Violet Davis, East Avenue, is vacationing in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Miss Kalhryn Sowers, Hanrock, is vacationing in Ocean City, Maryland, with her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs.

J. H. Smith, Hancock. Miss Mignon Miller, Mrs. Lena Mades and Mrs.

Lola Stevens have returned to their homes in Keedysville after visiting Mrs. Lcona Hart, Bethesda. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer have returned to their home in this city after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. William Shaffer in Horse Shoe Run, West Virginia. L. E. McCJain, 1802 Virginia Avenue, and daughter, Mrs.

Gerald Smith, York Road, and Mrs. Roland Me- Fadden of Gable, S.C., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. William Kroll and sons, Bloomington, Ind. Mrs.

Hilton T.Carrnichacl of St. Michael's, is visiting Mrs. Marshall E. Reed, Snyders Landing. John Dorsey To Speak In Area Church John Dorsey, who recently returned from London, England, after a year's study on a Rotary Fellowship, will be the guest speaker at Trinity Lutheran Church, Boonsboro, at the 9:45 a.

m. service tomorrow. Before returning to this country, young Dorsey spent .30 days traveling through Russia, in his talk Sunday, he will give his observations of his Russian tour. This will be one of his first speaking engagements since his return to his home in Sharpsburg. The public is invited to attend the service.

Meeting Changed The meeting ot the Willing Workers Class of Grace Evangelical i Brethren Church originally scheduled for Monday, August 17, -has been postponed until Monday, August 24, The meeting will take place At 7:30 p. m. at the church. Approximately two hundred former pupils, teachers and their families of the Mooresville Public School gathered for the third annual school reunion last Sunday afternoon in the grove near the school. The Mooresville School was one of the oldest one-room schools in Washington County and was closed about twenty years ago, when the' pupils were transported to other schools by bus.

The school is now being used as a church, and is located in a district rich in Washington County history. Former teachers present for ihe reunion were; Mrs. Daisy (Martin) Zuck, Mrs. Mae (Koogler) Athoff, E. McLucas, Harry Keefcr and William Byers.

Mrs. Zuck, now in her eighties, taught in the school sixty years ago. Mr. Byers svas the last teacher to hold classes in the school before it was closed. Many of the one-time pupils of the little school who attend, cd the reunion are well up in (heir seventies and eighties.

They recalled many Incidents which occurred during their years as students, as did the former teachers in brief talks. Elected as officers of the reunion organization were: Grover C. Hull, president; William Byers, vice-president; W. Murray, secretary, and Frank Shives, treasurer. The following committees appointed: Building, Frank Weller, Saul Kesfer and Alfred Shives; memorial and welfare, Stanley a Perry Hull and Mrs.

Mary Shives. Through the courtesy of Rueben U. Darby of the Darby Lumber Company, a piece of land situated across the road from the school was given to the reunion association as a meeting place for the reunion group. Members of the organization are planning to develop this site into a community park. A sizable donation was given during the reunion for the erection of a large pavilion, rest rooms, etc.

The community in which the Mooresville School is located is about five miles northwest of Indian Springs. Couple Wed In Alaska Mrs. Bessie Conley, Williamsport, announces the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Buchanan of Anchorage, Alaska, formerly of Washington, D. to Mr.

Patrick O'Donnell, also of Anchorage. The couple were married on the eighth of July at seven- thirty o'clock in the evening in the Anchorage Catholic Church. For her wedding, the bride chose a beige street-length dress and coffee colored accessories. After honeymooning in Fair-, banks, Alaska, the couple are now residing in their newly- furnished apartment on Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs.

O'Donnell is employed with the Bank of Alaska in Anchorage, and Mr. O'Donnell is a civilian employee with the United States Air Force and travels throughout the state of Alaska. Sunday School Class Honors Guy Harne A surprise birthday party honoring Guy Harne was given at his home in Clear Spring 'on Saturday evening, September 8. The party was planned by thd Young People's Sunday School Class of Miller's Tabernacle, of which Mr. Harne is teacher.

Supper was served to about 50 guests during the evening. Mr. Harne received many nice gifts. '49 Class Sets Reunion Sunday The tenth reunion of the Class of 1949 of Boonsboro High School will be held in Shafcr Memorial Park on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. A picnic supper is planned and games will be played.

All members are urged to be on hand. Sprecher Reunion The annual Sprccher reunion will be held August 23 at the of Arthur Sprecher, Smithsburg. All relatives and friends of the family are invited. The affair will begin twelve-thirty. Games will be played and prizes will be awarded.

WOMEN Weddings Engagements Club News Saturday, August IS, 1959 Hagerstown, Maryland Judges At Hagerstown Fair List Winners Oi 4-H Foods Exhibitions Washington County's. 4-H girls have had one of the most sizeable displays in recent years in the Great Hagerstown Fair just concluding. Attesting to their culinary abilities are rows of jewel-toned canned fruits, vegetables and meals in the household department, as well as mouth-watering displays of heavily-frosted cakes, pies, cookies, breads, etc. Judges in this department have been hard at work all week trying to pick the best of the 4-H entries, and onlv yesterday completed the -task of placing ribbons on the individual exhibits. A list of the first-nlace blue ribbon winners in the canned foods exhibits appears below.

Winners in other departments will be published next week since space does not permit a complete listing in today's newspapers. Canned Fruit Applesauce: Kitty Martin, Donna Paulsgrove, Jeanne Rice, Bonnie Bowers. Mavin Abbott. Shirley Smith. Beatrice Myers, Nancy Martin, Priscilla Clopper, Jean Myers, Sheila Shobe.

Mary Ann Martin, Donna Marie Mosc; blackberries: Nancy Ruth; cherries: Virginia Grimm, Rebecca Miner, Bonnie Bowers, Paula Heironimus. Marv Ann Martin, Zoe Ann Strite. Nancy Martin, n. Ebersole; huckleberries: Kitty Martin, i Martin; peaches, pieces: Zoe Ann Strite; peaches, halves: Jean Carpenter, Connie Martin, Judy Chapman, Judifh Shank, Janet Rohrer, Doris Deibert, Davena McKee, Lois Eyerly, Priscilla Clopper, Jean Myers, Delores J. Ebersole, Donna Marie Mose; Pears, halves: Kitty Martin, Connie Martin, Carole Martin; plums: Kitty Martin, Judy Rohrer, Margaret Fraver, Priscilla Clopper, Jean Myers, Carole Martin; black raspberries: Kilty Martin, Joyce Myers, Mavin Abbott.

Marie Mason, Jennifer Snyder, Joyce Moore, Janet Stouffer, Betty Mason; rhubarb: Nancy Buth, Sigrid Snyder, Jennifer Snyder, Sheila Shobe; grapejuice: Kitty Martin, Phyllis Green, Connie Martin, Margaret Fraver, Carole Martin, Donna Mose. Veqeiablti 'Asparagus, cut: Kitty Martin; asparagus, spears: Connie Martin, Carole Martin, Georgialen Smith; a green; Kitty Martin, Virginia Grimm, Rebecca Miner, Vickie Churchey, Shirley Smith, Donna Boyer, Rose Snodderly, Margaret Fraver, Georgialen Smith, Joyce Moore, Mary Ann Martin, Lois Eyerly, Joyce Ebersole, Pamela Michael, Jennifer Snyder, Patricia Pryor, Carole Martin, Connie Martin, Gloria Mose, Faye Smith, Gloria Smith, Dorothy Mason, Adrena Keener; beans, lima: Alice Weller; beets, whole; Nancy Ruth, Gloria Smith, Janet Stouffer, Sheila Shobe; beets, sliced: Margaret Fraver, Beatrice Myers, Jean Myers, Sheryl Sterling, Dolores J. Ebersole, Jennifer Snyder, Joan Rohrer, Davene Patricia Davis, Pat Stouffer, Connie Norris, Marie Mason; carrots, sliced or diced: Susan Weaver, Linda Baer, Donna Paulsgrove, Virginia Grimm, Connie Martin, Cynthia Butts, Vickie Churchey, Donna Boyer. Margaret Fraver, Beatrice Myers, Priscilla Clopper, Sheryl Sterling, Carole Martin, Delores J. Eb- crsolc, Joan Gloria Smith, Faye Smith, Shelia Shobe, Connie Norris, Patricia Pryor.

Corn, whole kernel: Virginia Grimm, Vickie Churchey, Rebecca Weller, Linda McCubbin, Linda Smith, Beatrice Myers, Nancy Martin, Delores J. Ebersole. Georgialen Smith, Judy Hohrcr, Davene McKec, Miry Ann Martin, Janet Rohrer, Marie Mason, Mary Shaffer; greens, sninach or kale: Carolyn Stouffer, a Stouffer, Patricia Pryor; peas: Judy Kretzer, Judy Chapman, Mavin Abbott, Margaret Fraver, Beatrice Myers, Sandra Moats, Patricia Pryor; tomatoes, whole in juice: Joyce Myers, Carole Martin; tomatoes, broken in juice: Donna Paulsgrove, Lorena Sfouffer, Corinie Harwood. Vickie Churchey, Gloria Jean Coss, Donna Boyer, Beatrice Myers, Priscilla Clopper, Georgialen Smith, Sheila Shobe, Marie Mason, Linda Ferguson, Betty Mason, a a Moats, Virginia Grimm, Carol Jean Stouffer; tomato juice: Phyllis Green, Connie Martin, Delores Ebcr- sole, Gloria Smith, Mary Ann Martin, Faye Smith, Janet Rohrcr, Margaret Fraver, Beatrice Mvers; vegetable mixture: Vickie Chiirchey, Connie Norris, Glnria Moser, Donna Mosc. Chicken, hot pack: Margaret Fraver, Connie Snodderly; chicken, raw pack.

Zoe Ann Strile, Donna Mose; beef: Con- Hello Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Moser Route 4, announce the birth of a daughter, Janet Louise, on Aug. 6, at the local hospital.

At birth the infant weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces. Mrs. Moser is the former Ruth V. Robinson, of Clear Spring. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Mauck-, announce the birth of a son, Mark Daniel, weighing eight pounds, four ounces on August 12 at the Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Mauck is the former Regina Holland, Williamsporl. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth E. 'Ebersole, Maugansville, announce the birth of their sec- onrt son, Thomas Michael weighing five pounds, one ounce, on August 12, at the Washington County Hospital Mrs. Ebersole is the former Miss Nancy Godlove, this city Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Daley, this city, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Randy Lee, weighing 6 pounds, 12 ounces on August 12 at the Washington County Hospital.

Mrs. Daley is th'e former Delores Burger. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith, this city, announce the birth of a son, David Michael, on Au gust 12 at the Washington County Hospital.

At birth the infant weighed eight pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Smith is the former Betty Schiener, this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Faulders, 1MW West Franklin Street, announce the birth ol twins, a son and a daughter, weighing five pounds, three ounces, and four pounds, three ounces respectively. Mrs. Auxiliary To Fire Comnany Plans Supper The Ladies Auxiliary to the Funkstown Volunteer Fire Company' has scheduled its regular meeting for Monday, August 17, at the fire hall. A covered dish supper will he served at 6:30 p. m.

The auxiliary will provide meat, rolls and butter for Ihe meal. Each member is asked to take an article of food for the menu. A short business meeting will follow the supper. nie Snodderly; pork: Nancy Martin, Mary Ann Martin, Judy Rohrer, Donna Most; sausage: Susan Weaver, Nancy Jean Martin, Joan Rohrer, Connie Snodderly, Donna Mose. Plcklo Bread and butter pickles: Jean Myers, Nancy Martin, Beatrice Myers, Mavin Abbolt, Mary Ann Martin, Joan Rohr- cr, Judy Kretzer, Connie Martin, Bonnie Kendle, Linda Martin; catsup, Connie Smxlderly, Mavin Abbott, Zoe Ann Strite; dixie relish: Patricia Martin, Judy Rohrer; chow chow; Margaret Fraver, Faye Smith, Gloria Smith, Adrenna Keener; pickled beets: Jean Myers, Nancy Martin, Margaret Frav- cr, Beatrice Myers, Churchey, Mary.Ann Martin, Lois Eyerly, Jean Carpenter, Betty Wilson; Judy Rohrer, Joan Rohrer, Jennifer Snyder, Connie Martin, Sheila Shobe, Carole Martin, Linda Martin, Connie Harwood, -Connie Norris, Linda McCubbin, Janet Rohrer, Kitty Martin, Joyce Bowers.

Sweet mixed pickles: Sheila Shobe, Bonnie Bowers; spiced watermelon: Nancy JVfarlin, a i Myers, Vickia Churchey, Mary Ann'Martin, Judy Kretzer, Zoe Ann Slritc, Rose Snodderly, Sheila Shobe, Carolyn Hoffman, Susan Weaver, Linda McCubbin; sour cucumber pickle: Shirley Smith, Faye Smith, Gloria Smith, Judy Rohrer, Linda Ferguson, Patricia Pryor; spiced peaches: Vickie Churchey, Zoe Ann Strite, Susan Weaver, Patricia Pryor; spiced pears: Rebecca Miner, Patricia Pryor. Blackberry: Margaret Fraver; cherry: Connie Martin, Carole Martin; peach: Susie Trumpowcr, Mavin Abbott, Doris Deibert, Delores J. Ebersole, Charlene Pryor; raspberry: Priscilia Clopper, Ann 0 rt; strawberry, Faye Smith, Mary Wolfinger, Vickie Churchey, Patricia Pryor. Jami Apple butter: Alice Weller; marmalade: Sheila Shone, Ann Weller; jam. Mavin Abbott, Nancy Martin, Mary Ann Martin, Connie Martin.

Margaret Fraver, Kitty Mnrlin, Adrcni Keener. Carole Martin, Marie Mason, Donna Mose. Jelly Apple: Mavin Abbott, Sheila Shobe, Donna Mose, Gloria Mose, Patricia Pryor; Jean Coss, Cynthia Grumbine, Charlene Pryor; crabapple: Kitty a i grane: Georeialcn i Kathleen Wallis, Connie Norris and Linda Baer. SMORGASBORD FrWiy Siturdiy i P.M. to 9 P.M.

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