Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 12

I TWELVE SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, APRIL, 13, 1952 Miss Margaret Jane Jolley Margaret Jane Jolley's Troth To Leo C. Boyd Announced Mrs. Edward R. Burkey, 164 North Centre Street, announces the engagement of her sister, Margaret Jane Jolley, of 606 Mt. View Drive, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. George Jolley, to Leo C. Boyd, son of Mrs. Eva Perry, 14 South Chase Street. Jolley attended Catholic Girls Central High School and Catherman's Business School.

She 1s employed in the office of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- Miss Jolley is former tary of the Young Democrats Club of Allegany County. Mr. Boyd, native of Tennessee, Was associated with the accounting department of the Baltimore and Ohio, until last May when he was promoted to chief clerk and transferred to Cumberland. The wedding will take place in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, and will be an event of the early summer.

Carolyn S. Van Horn Will Be Bride Of William D. McDermitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Van Horn, RD 1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn 8. Van Horn, to William D. McDermitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.

McDermitt, Church Hill, Mt. Savage. Miss Van Horn attended Allegany High School. Mr. McDermitt 1s graduate of LaSalle High School and attended Boise (Ids.) Junior College.

He served three years in the Army and one year in the Navy. He is a medical technician at the Mrs. Bennett Heads Area VFW Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary to the erans of Foreign Wars, Post 8667, Fort Ashby. elected officers at a recent meeting and will hold Installation April 17 at 7:30 p. m.

at the post home. Mrs. Sallie Turner will officiate. Mrs. Mary Bennett was elected president; Mrs.

Lols Wagoner, senior vice president; Mrs. Agnes Kenny, Junior vice president; Mrs. Maxine Malcolm, treasurer: Mrs. Hallie Brown, chaplain; Mrs. Willie Wagoner, guard, and Mrs.

Dorothy Buskey, three year trustee. Mrs. Ruth Miller and Mra. Lois Wagoner were named district delegates, with Mra. Agnes Kenny And Mra.

Maxine Malcolm. alternates. Appointed officers Include Mra. Dorothy Bennett, secretary; Mrs. Lucille Welch, Mrs.

Thelma Beam, Mrs. Audrey Abe and Mrs. Edith Pyles, colorbearers; Mrs. Irene Kesner, patriotic instructor, and Mrs. Edith Pyles, historian, Adult Piano Classes Heard In Recital The piano class of the Adult Education program which has been meeting weekly throughout the school year, entertained friends and members of their families at A piano recital Wednesday evening.

at Fort HIlI High School. The class consists of persons who have had one, two and three years of instruction. Aden Lewis, director of piano instruction in county schools, is the teacher for the group. The recital culminated activities for this year. Refreshments were served at its conclusion.

Students participating in the pro-1 gram were Eileen Carney. Mabel Gano. Frances Portmess, Frances Virginia Grapes. Myrtle Nicewarner. Helen Northeraft.

Louise McClelland. Norma Harvey, Audra Puch. Betty Day. Mary Huffman and Glenn Van Horn. SH Hospital Group To Hold Membership Tea Sacred Heart Hospital Auxiliary, will hold a Membership Tea for new members Tuesday.

April 22, at the Nurses Home, Decatur Street. Mrs. Louis W. Lippold is chairman And may be contacted by any one wishing to become a member of the auxiliary. The austhary will resume its biweekly card parties Tuesday after noon at o'clock at.

the Nur-08 Homs. Final Plans For Card Party Mark LM Meet Routine reports and final rangements for the annual Easter card party featured the meeting of the LaSalle Mother's Club recent night at Carroll Hall. Mrs. John Santelil presided. The card party will be held in St.

Patrick's Social Center. Reservations are being made through Mrs. Richard McMullen, chairman. The committee in charge of games includes Mrs. Charles Shafer, bridge; Mrs.

Joseph Wood, canasta; Mrs. Vincent Linder and Mrs. Clara Schutt, set back; and Mra. John Collins, 500. At the meeting others who were appointed to assist in the final arrangements Were Mrs.

George Sellers, Mrs. Lawrence Barry, Mrs. Raymond Madden, Mrs. John Kienhofer, Mrs. Edgar Kegg, Mrs.

Edward Dressman, Mrs. DeSales Mattingly, Mrs. Francis, Comer and Mrs. Alberta Kolb. At the next meeting of the club, May 13, officers will be elected and alumni mothers will be in charge, GS Leaders Elect Heads Mrs.

Frank L. Werner was elected president of the Girl Scout Leaders Association at its meeting during the week. Other new officers who will serve with Mrs. Clark Stallings, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Jenkins, secretary, and Mrs.

Paul Steinla, treasurer. Projects planned by the association include Red Cross Arat mid course to be given for leaders, starting April 22. It will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays for Ave weeks under the direction of Robert Thwaltes. An outdoor course will be given also in three four hour sessions beginning April 30, from 10 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.

Mrs. Bernard Whitacre taught games at the conclusion of the meeting and refreshments were served. Fourteen leaders attended, K.Of C. To Hold Easter Dance Friday Night An informal Easter dance will be held April 18 by Cumberland Council 586, Knights of Columbus, at the home on North Mechanic Street. Thomas Simons is chairman and Adolph Hokamp, co-chairman.

Jimmy Andrews and his orchestra will play. Tuesday night at the regular meeting of the council a movie of the Texas City disaster will 'be shown and refreshments served. April 29 sports movies will be shown at the borne at 9 p. according to Joseph H. Love, grand knight.

Civic Club Will Entertain At Men's Dinner -Ruhl Studio Miss Donna Sue Foley Troth Of Donna Sue Foley To E. W. Steinmann Announced Mr. and Mra. 'Don Foley, 14 South Chase Street, announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Sue, to Eldred W.

Steinmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl 7. Steinmann, of 3805 St, Paul Street, Baltimore. Miss Foley was graduated.

from Allegany High School in 1949 and will graduate from the Memorial School of Nursing in June. Mr. Steinmann was graduated The Woman's Civic Club will entertain at its annual men's dinner, Thursday at the Cumberland Country Club at 6:30 p. m. Mrs.

Albert W. Keight will preside. Dr. Ruben Steinmeyer, lecturer and world traveler, will speak. Dr.

Steinmeyer is well known in Cumberland through previous lectures and his course "World Problems." He is head of the history -department at University of Maryland and has recently returned from an extensive trip abroad. Dr. Steinmeyer's subject for Thursday will be "The Outlook -Home and Abroad." During the evening Mrs. William Ludman will direct group singing and the Choral Club will present several selections. Mrs.

Earl Gower, hospitality chairman, is in charge of arrangements and will be assisted by Mrs. Paul M. Fletcher, Mrs. Walter L. Pierce and Mrs.

8. Hodge Smith. The international relations group will be in charge of the program with Mrs. Courtney Kidwell as chairman, Reservations should be made with Mrs. Gower.

all Miss Janette May Young Janette May Young Will Be Bride Of L. A. Miller April 27 Mr. and Mra. Oliver L.

Young. Barton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janette May Young, to Lloyd Austin Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Miller, Avilton.

The bride-elect was graduated from Barton High School in 1951 and la employed by the Glenn L. Martin Company, Baltimore. Mr. Miller attended Grantsville High School, and is employed by the Gienn L. Martin Company.

The wedding will take place April 27. Fountain Room MONDAY CHICKEN CHOW MEIN FRIED NOODLES STEAMED RICE COFFEE TEA 55c Lazarus 3rd floor at 9:30 TOMORROW Salesladies! floors! 27 from Nichol College, Webster, and attended Cranbrook School, Detroit. Ho 18 employed by Radio Station WOUM, having come to Cumberland in the summer of 1948. The wedding will be an event of early fall. Bumblebees, As well as honey bees, make honey.

Valley Forge Hospital, Phoenixville, Pa. No date has been set for the wedding. Club Calendar Rebekah Social Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Laura Woodyard, 21 Pennsylvania Avenue, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mra.

Anna Hanawalt wIll be co-hostess. The United Democratic Women's Club will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Fort Cumberland Hotel, when reports on the recent card party will be given. Pride of 440 Lodge No. 30, L.

A. to the B. of R. T. will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.

at Junior Order Hall. Refreshments will be served. The Willing Workers Bible Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will hold its regular meeting in the Sunday School room of the church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Chapel HIll Lodge 176, Ladies Auxiliary to the B.

of R. will hold dish supper Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the lodge hall, when the 52nd anniversary will be observed. Each member is to bring a covered dish or its equivalent in cash. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bedford Road Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 7:45 p.m.

A white elephant sale will conclude the evening. The local Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. at the First Methodist Church, Bedford Street. The Christine Garnett Circle the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Herpich, 832 Columbia Avenue, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, The Ladies Bible Class of Grace Methodist Church will hold parcel sale and pie and cake social Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

A ham supper will be held day from 5 to 8 p.m. at Bowman's Addition Fire Hall. for the benefit the health service program of children of the community. Allegany Hairdressers and metologists will meet tomorrow evening at Central YMCA. The Mothers Club will have -meeting at 7 p.m.

Monday at Happy Hills Restaurant. Penn Avenue-Fort Hill Alumni will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Port Hill Hich School. United Democratic Women's Club will meet at 8 p.m.. Tuesday at the Fort Cumberland Hotel.

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