The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 9

Miss Juliette Mclntire And Mr. Gordon Shamer Wed Hello World, Mr. MidMrs.JfarryL. Highbarger, 32 Avenue, have returned home from a five weeks vacation at Princess Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Bill Helmcr, son of Mr.

'and Mrs. J6hn Helmer, Funkstown, i Mrs, Tom Sehmitt, Pittsburgh, have beeh visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Keller, Brunswick. They also visited Mrs.

Schmill's brother, Charles Schmilt of Hagerstown. Frederick Hlsh has resumed left Sufcday to enter his fresh- hls studies at Yale University, 'year at Mt. St. Mary't Eramitsburg, Chuck Wagaman, 740 Preston Road will leave today to enter Hill School, Poltstown Pennsylvania. haven, where he is a member of the senior class, after spending the summer wilh his mother, Mrs.

Joseph D. Mish, 2025 Green- Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Wilson, Butler, are visiting Mrs. Wilson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, L.

W. Dahlhamcr, 930 Summit Avenue. Itoherl Miss a Wilherspoon, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. H. C.

Witherspoon, 1332 The Terrace, has entered St. Catherine's School, Richmond, Virginia. Colonel and Mrs. Douglas B. Kcndriek spent the weekend in this cily visiting her molher, Mrs.

E. Leister Mobley, Brajinon, James Ayers, Mores Shaw, Nelle Kost and Ruth Ann McCum- and Mr Mobley, Calvcrt Ter- hcc, all 1958 graduates of Han- race cn route Nc York City whore they will sail on Friday aboard the SS. United cock High School, have entered the freshman class at Frostburg State Teachers Col- States for a lour of duly in the Colonel lege. Miss Alicia Potter, Gapland, recently returned home from spending the summer in Well's, Maine, where she visited the Rev. Maurice Spencer and his wife, Rev.

Mrs. Spencer, who are formerly of Garretls Mill. Miss Com Is Nursing Graduate Miss Annie E. Corsi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Corsi, 528 West Wilson Boulevard, was graduated from the MISS ANNIE CORSI King's Daughters Hospital School of Nursing, Martinsburg, West Virginia, recently. She is a graduate of St. Mary's High School, this city, in the class of 1955. On September 20, she will join the staff of Children's Hospital, Washington, D. C.

Fire Company Auxiliary Is Formed Here European theali Kcndriek will serve surgeon consultant to the hospitals of England, France, Ilaly and Germany, with headquarters in Heidelberg, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seville, (hjf cily, have moved to 83L Sixth Street, Lancaster, where Mr. Seville has en' lercd Franklin and Marshall College.

Tom Slum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Slum, 1805 Harwood Sunday lo en- ler his freshman year at Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Maryland. Miss Judy Campapll, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence 0. Campbell, 55 East An- lielam Street, left Saturday for the University of Maryland where she will enter her sophomore year. Miss Pat Rensch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Rensch, 22 South Colonial Drive, has entered Ihe junior class at Slate Teachers College, Shippensburg, Pa. She is residing at 237 East Orange Slreet. The Misses Eleanor and Frances Mick, daughters al Mr.

and Mrs. Robert K. Mick, near Keedysville, have enrolled as freshmen at Slate Teachers College, Froslburg, Maryland. Mildred and Bruce Cunningham, Clear Spring Route 2, have returned lo their home afler spending a week in Chicago, where (hey visited Iheir cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Stone. Mrs. Ethel Barklow and granddaughters, Carolyn and Shirley Barklow, 405 Elizabeth Avenue, have returned lo their home after spending seven weeks wilh Mrs. Barklow's daughter, Mrs.

Waller J. Stuarti Jr. and family in Palm Springs, California. They also visited wilh her son, James, and his family, who live in Palm Springs. Mrs.

i Delauney, Shnrpsnurg, is a patient at the Washington County Hospital. Miss Wade Engaged To Mr. I Mrs, Naomi S. Wade, Boonsboro, announces the engagement of htr daughter, Nancy Ann, to Airman Second Class son Mr. and Mrs, Crawford, Route Keedysville, announce the birth of a son, Earl Eugene, on September 2 tt the Washington County Hospital.

At birth (he Infant weighed 6 pounds, 2V4 ounces. A Mrs. Crawford is the former, Harry Sherma Rocdor Miss Betty Kershner. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan M. Williams, Roule 1, Smithsburg, announce the birth of their fifth child and second daughter, Abbic Teresa, on September 8 at the Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Williams is (he former Miss Martha Kline of Smilhsburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Robcrl E. 358 Cenlral Avenue, announce the' birth of a son, Robert Eugene, II, on September 16 al the Washington County Hospital. The infant at birth weighed six pounds, eight and one-half ounces. Mrs.

Bruchey is Ihe former Miss Patricia Ann Carter, this cily. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Truax, Warfordsburg, announce the birth of a daughter recently at the Fullon Counly Medical Center, McConnellsburg, Pa. Mrs.

Truax is (he former Darlene Carson. MEN you Weddingi Engagements Club IVetci Hagerstmvn, Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1958 NINE Miss Hoover Engagement Bride Of Of Interest Mr. Harsh Is Revealed MISS NANCY WADE of Mr. "and Mrs.

Harry Reedcr, Boonsboro Roule 2. Miss Wade was graduated from Boonsboro High School with the class of 1958. Airman Reeder is a graduate of Boonsboro High School in the class of 1955 'and is presently stationed with the XI. S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, in the near future.

--Photo hy Hfttrp Ktudio. MRS. GORDON WESLEY SHAMER Last Thursday evening women in the southern section of the cily met at South Hagerstown Fire Hall for the purpose of organizing an auxiliary to the fire company. Members from the Halfway and Boonsboro auxiliaries were present to aid in the organizing. Mrs.

Alice Snook o( Boonsboro and Miss Mildred Starliper of Halfway gave talks on the function and aid of the auxiliary. Officers who were appointed serve for the year were: president, Mrs. Alma DeLaud- er; vice president, Mrs. Ruth Miller; secretary, Mrs. Bessie Porter; and treasurer, Mrs.

Mary Jane Boward. The next meeting will be held on Oclober 14 at which time a covered dish supper will be served at seven o'clock. A regular business meeting will follow. All members and anyone In the charming setting of St. James Chapel of St.

James School, Miss Juliette Alden Mclntire, daughter of Mrs. Robert L. Mclntire, 1513 East Falkland Lane, Silver Spring, and the late Mr. Mcln- lire, was married Mr. Gordon Wesley Shamer, of Washington, D.C., son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Dalzell Shamer. The bride is a former resident of this city. The double ring ceremony, which took place on Saturday, (lie sixth of September at four- thirty o'clock in the afternoon, was performed by Father John Owens, headmaster of Die school. An array white blossoms enhanced the altar before which the ceremony took place.

Michael Littleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Littleton, Washington, D.C., also formerly of this cily, provided a musical background for the nuptials. Given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Koberl R.

Mcln- tirc, bride was lovely in a waltz gown of white Dupiouni silk and lace featuring a Sab- Tina neckline and long petal pointed sleeves. A coronet of pearls holding a veil of sheerest illusion crowned her head and she carried.an artful bouquet of pale pink and while carnations. Mrs. Robert R. Mclntire served as the matron of honor for her sister-in-law.

She was gowned in a jewel toned blue pcau do sole creation with blending accessories and carried pale pink carnations. John Shamer of Wilmington, served as best man for his brother. Curtis Knight and Richard Shamer, another brother of the bridegroom, both of Washington, ushered the wedding guests. For her daughter's wedding' Mrs. Mclntire selected a becoming afternoon gown of cafe-au-lait faille with a portrait neckline and a blending satin hat of the same rich tone, and added a corsage of bronze, cymbidium orchids.

A wedding dinner followed in the Potomac Room of the Hotel Alexander for approximately sixty members of the family and close friends of the couple. Bridal while predominated in the appointments and Hie flowers i a special' floral design used to enhance the bride's table. Mrs. Shamer is a graduate of the Hagerstown High School and attended Hagerstown Junior College. She graduated from Hood College in nearby Frederick and received her degree in Library Science from Carnegie Institute 1 of Technology in Piltsburgh, Pa.

She currenlly serves as children's librarian at (he Library in Whcalon, Md. Mr. Shamer recently was discharged from the U.S. Army where he was stationed in France and will resume his studies al the University of Maryland where he will enter his senior year. When the couple left for a honeymoon to New York City the bride was wearing a Dressmaker suit of muted plaid with a chic cloche of orange fealhers and an orchid corsage.

The couple will be at home at 1513 East Falkland Lane, Silver Spring, Md. Guests attended the wedding from Waynesboro, Chambersburg, Washington, D.C., Wilmington, New York Cily, Harrisburg, Ruxfnn, and, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Weddie, Brunswick, announce the birth of their third child and second son, John William, on September 13 al the Frederick Memorial Hospital. At birlh the infant woighed five and one half pounds. Mrs. Weddle Of is the former Miss Jenny Lee Biller, and is the granddaugh- i ler of Mrs. Ham- LjtLllK mond, Brunswick.

Given Party Mr. and Mrs. John R. Keckler and son, Tommy, and Mrs. 7 Ida M.

Athey entertained the ter, on September the Fairchild Packets', champions Washington County Hospital. At birth the infant weighed nine pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Jeannetle Ilouser. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Brown, 331 South Street, announce the birth of their fourth child, a son, Earl Les- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F.

Dorman, 657 Oak Ridge Drive, announce the birth of a son, Keith Wesley, on September 9 at the Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Dorman is the former Elaine Swisher. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter J. Stuart, Palm Springs, California, announce the birth of a son, Walter J. Stuarl, HI, on August 25, at the Desert Hospital in Springs. Mrs. Stuart is.

the former Helen Barklow of this city. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wood, Hedgesville, West Virginia, announce the birth of their second son, Michael Dean, on September 8 at City Hospital, Martinsburg, W.

Va. Mrs. Wood is the former Lillian Bloyer, this city. this season of the West End Little League, at their home on Mount Aetna Road, Friday evening, September 12. Members attending the party which also marked the birthday of Tommy Kcckler were: Manager Raymond Petty anT son's, Greg and Randy; Coach Marvin Wray and the following players: Tommy Keckler, Gerry Haugh, Terry Haugh, Calvin Drenner, Dennis Drenner, Carl Sprccher, Gary Smith, Woudrow Mason, Kicky Barr, Kevin Judd, James Wray, Jack Socks, Eddie Carr III, and Randy Wolfcnsberger.

Jimmy Nealis was unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Benner, 85D West Washington Street, birth of a daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, weighing eight pounds, eight ounces on August 27 at the Washington County Hospital.

Mrs. Benner is the former JoAnn Green, this city. In a quiet ceremony per-, formed on August 8 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, Miss Caroline Lucinda Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Hoover, 32i Vista Street, a Ronald Leroy Harsh, son of Mr. and Mrs, Nelson A. Harsh, Williamsport Route 1, were married. The Rev. Ezra L.

Dunnavant officiated at the double ring ceremony in the presence of rcallives and friends at the Downsville Christian Church. Organ music was played by Doyle Callctt. The bride's gown was of a ballerina lehglh Chantilly lace, fashioned with a Queen Anne collar edged in sequins and seed pearls. The taut bodice was finished with long sleeves and the bouffant skirt was designed with a redingole inset of accordion pleated nylon over satin. Her headdress was a lace fitted crown embellished' with seed pearls from which fell a sheer net veil.

She carried a yellow rosebud nosegay wilh blending flowers. Mrs. Irene Farling, aunt of the bride, served as her matron of honor and only attendant. She was attractively attired in yellow over taffeta, ballerina length, with an off-shoulder neckline finished with a matching jacket. She wore a floral tiara and carried a nosegay of yellow roses.

Nelson A. Harsh, was best man for his brother. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Ray Clark. Cake was served by Mrs.

Irene Farling while Hie punch bowl was presided over by Mrs. Clark. Tne couple are residing at 436 West Washington Street. The bride is a graduate of North Hagcrslown High School in the class of 1958. The bridegroom is graduate of Williamspott High School with the class ot -1954.

He is employed by Victor Cushwa and Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Blake of 433 Rosebank Avenue, Baltimore, announce lho engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Mr.

Robert BARBARA ANN BLAKE S. Couchman, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Couchman, 1153 Beechwood Drive, this city.

Miss Blake is a graduate of the Eastern High School, Baltimore, and is a former member of the Peabody Ballet. She is now a student in the College of Education at the University of Maryland. Mr. Couchman is a graduate of the Hagerstown High School in the class of At present he is enrolled as a senior in the College of Engineering at the University of Maryland where he is president of Tua Beta Pi and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. A wedding date has not been se'l.

If you arc investing in cookie pans for your kitchen, buy standard ones; either 14 by 10 inches or 15Vi by 12 inches. These have no sides but one end may be turned up. Husbands! Wives! Get Feel Younger of couplet are worn-out, exhausted because Ixvdy iron. For new younger feeling aflei 40, try Oitrcx Tonic Contain icon (oriwwpep.vim;i)lui high-potency close Vitamin Bi, In ay, Ostrti lupnliw much iron ai 16 doz. PT4 Plans To Get-ToQether Miss Marlha H.

James, the daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. James, Tammany Manor, left Saturday for Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where she will be enrolled in the freshman class. -Miss Bonnie j.

Lushbaugh, Meet Thursday Enjoyed By daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Fred -p L. Lushbaugh, 402 Liberty The firsl.regular meeting of 1 O1US amity the Pangborn Boulevard Elementary School Parent Teachers Association will be held this coming Thursday evening, September 18, at seven thirty o'clock. The program will Consist ot a short business session during which plans for the PTA year I WANTED TO HM4G OCT MY LAUNDRY TODAY BUT ITS RAWING Slreet, has entered her freshman year at Towson Stale Teachers College, Towson, Md. Miss Barbara Beaver, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Park 0. Beaver, 915 Oak Hill Avenue, left Monday lo begin her junior year at Hannah More Academy, Reisterstown, Md. The Elmer Toms family gathered' recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Layman, Waynesboro, for family get- together. One hundred and fifty persons attended the lawn affair Miss Florence Binkley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Binkley, Paramount, left Sunday to begin her freshman year at the University of Maryland. will be outlined and a presen- icnic 1(mch tation of PTA officers and Mrs. Emmelt Abbott, Sharpsburg Pike, has returned to her wishing to become a member home after undergoing surgery are urged lo attend. For in- at the Washington County Hos formation and membership cards, persons are asked to contact the membership chairman, Rulh Miller, at RE 3-6755. Membership is open to persons 17 years of age and pital.

committee chairmen will be made. Also be presented will be the school instructors and personnel with a social "get acquainted" period lo follow. During (his time adequate refreshments, designed especially tfKplcase the dads, will be served by fhe hospitality committee. An explanation nf the ing program at -Pangborn will also be a part of the evening. Awards will be given for rooms having 100 per cent Relatives attended from Chestertown, Frederick and Hagerstown, and Cha'm- hersburg, Harrisburg and Marion, Pa.

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SHIf Al tOUK MOTH All TM WAY pfcfc yo vr or your SUN DECK Mrs. Charles H. Widineycr and daughter, Marjoric, 731 Virginia Avenue, were guest singers at the Alpine E. U. B.

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