Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 17

I SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1951 SEVENTEEN CGC Alumnae Dinner To Be Held Tomorrow A dinner meeting will be held by Catholic Girls Central High School Alumnae tomorrow night at the Eks Club, The Very Rev. J. Lawrence Kilkenny, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, will give the blessing and benediction. Mrs.

James Scarpelli will be toastmaster. Josephine Coleman will preside and report on the International! Pederation of Catholic Alumnae. Mrs. Frank L. Werner is chairman for the party.

Guests will be received. by Miss Shells Downey, Miss Rosemary Daugherty and Miss Patricia Malloy, Others on the committees are Miss Downey and Miss Mary Jo decorations; Mrs. Arthur McDade, Mrs. G. William 6weitzer, Mrs.

Eugene Howell, Mrs. Ann Everline, Mrs. A. W. Bergeron, Miss Margaret Burkey, Miss Mary Louise Barrett.

Miss Geraldine and Miss Irene Jean Chambers, reservations. The regular business session will be held December 10 at St. PatHick's Social Center. Matthew Mullaney will speak, Miss Warnick Married To John T. Clise Miss Virginia M.

Warnick, stepdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Warnick, became the bride of John' T. Clise, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert C. Clise, Vale Summit at a double ring ceremony performed at the home of the bridegroom, with Elder Charles I. Robey officiating. The bride was attired in navy blue dress with a string of pearls, rift of the bridegroom. Mrs.

Martha Leatherman, sister-in-law of the bride WAS her only Harold Leatherman of National, brother of the bride was best man. A three tiered wedding cake, baked by the mother of the bridegroom centered the refreshment table. Guests attending were Mr. and. Mrs.

James W. Bone and son John, of Frostburg; Mrs. Howard Davis and daughter, Martha; Mr. and; Mrs. Stanly Larue, Miss Leah Clise.

Miss Eleanor Elkins. Following a short wedding trip to the eastern shore, the couple will reside in Cumberland. Bright Christmas Novel gifts, say decorations Don't miss the best and happiest issue ever The December issue of Good Housekeeping On Sale ot Your Newsstands Everywhere Cumbarland News Co. Distributor Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Edwards were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony in the early fall at Charlestown, W. Va.

The bride was Miss Geraldine Van Meter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. VanMeter, Potomac Park. Mr.

Edwards is the son of George Edwards, Philadelphia, and the late Mrs. Edwards, The couple is residing at Charlestown. YBW Group Have Program, Birthday Party Group 5, Young Business Group, of Central Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Vernon Northcraft, 224 Glenn Street, Wednesday evening. Mrs.

John Pleiffer the devotional and presided at the short business meeting. Miss Ellen Newnam gave the program, entitled "Women in the Business World." The meeting was in the form of la "Birthday Party" with each mem-! 'ber giving a penny for each year of her age. Canned goods were collected for the MYF to use in their Booth Festival display for the Strawbridge Methodist Home for Boys. Baby clothes were also given, to be sent as 8 Christmas gift to babies in Korea. A gift WAS presented to Miss Joan Campbell who will become the bride of J.

Perry Shyrock on November 24 at Central Methodist Church. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Blake Buckel and refreshments were in keeping with the "Birthday" theme. Miss Betty Ann Jones was guest and members present were Mrs. David Paugh, Mrs.

Randy Skidmore, Miss Betty Jean Kight, Miss Campbell, Miss Newnam, and Mrs. Clinton Cage. The December meeting will be held at the home of Miss Betty Jean Kight, 311 Decatur Street, in the form of 8 Christmas jingle I party on December 11. OPEN MONDAYS 'til 9 P. M.

Ward Baltimore Street at George Phone 3700 Deluxe Quality Fruit Cake 5-1b. Size In gift tin 3.39 this low price you'll want several -for enter. toining, for "last minute" gifts. Delicious batter, fragrant with spices, rich with assorted nutmeats, cherries, pineapple, citron, orange and lemon peel, raisins. In colorfully-decorated, reusable tin.

FRUIT CAKE in paper gift carton. 5 2.39 BASEMENT by Miss Helen Shelby, clothing specialist from. the University of Maryland. Several aprons were displayed. apron making: being the project for January.

Marlene, Brings gave a demonstration on Christmas centerpieces. Elizabeth Murray and 'Mary Esther Fisher gave team demonstration on "Mold Making." A community project 1s. being planned by the Community Service chairman, Marlene Brings, for Christmas time. OPEN MONDAYS until 9 P.M. Ward Montgomery -Photo by Ward -Photo by Shimer Two couples who were married in the early fall in the area are Mr.

and Mrs. Harold R. Hutzell, left, who were married in the rectory of St. Michael's Church, Frostburg. Mrs.

Hutzell is the former Miss Betty Juanita Dickel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickel, 139 Bowery Street, Frostburg. Mr. Hutzell is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Elmer Hutzell, Mt. Savage. At the right are Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Whitehead, who were married in Midland. Mrs. Whitehead is the former Miss Dorothy Cecelia Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brennan of Barton.

Mr. Whitehead is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitehead of Midlothian. Mr.

and Mrs. Hutzell are residing in Amherst, Ohio, while Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead reside in Midlothian. B'er Chayim "Family Fete" Set For Tonight B'er Charim Congregation 15 holding "Family' Night." this evening at the Temple, in the form of covered dish supper at 6 o'clock, and a musical program following.

Paul Steinberger Is chairman of arrangements. Members of the committee includes Mrs. Harry Beneman, Mrs. Michael Beerman, Mrs. Frank Kaplon, Mrs.

Simon Rosenbaum, II, Dr. W. Sidney Zwick, Mrs. J. Mirkin, Mrs.

Joseph Goldman. Alfred Schwalb, Miss Ethyl Dantzic and Richard Schwab. You can buy attractive, boxes in which to pack your little homemade gifts, and if you keep in mind that your package will make first impression even before the recipient gets around to the contents, you will make your wrapping attractive. The prettiest gift can be spoiled by a careless or unattractively wrapped package. LaVale 4-H Has Election; Given Awards The LaVale Girls Sunior 4-H Club elected officers, and received awards for their various projects at the recent meeting held at the La Vale fire hall.

Mary Esther Fisher presided. Frances Belt was dent: Florence Zaks, vice president; Elizabeth Murray, secretary; Sandra Hatfield, assistant secretary; Donna Sue Rice, treasurer, and Joan Lear, assistant treasurer. Mrs. John Fisher, leader, presented county awards to the following: Betty Short, clothing style pin; Donna Sue Rice, clothing style review pin; Mary Esther county food award pin; and Nancy Long. canning award, and Patty Fisher, leadership award.

Plans were made for Christmas party to be held the first Saturday in December at the fire hall. Each member is to bring an original Christmas card to be displayed. Plans were also made for a rummage sale to be held early in December. Room color schemes were displayed by several members, Junior Lesder Betty Short, gave report on the county sewing meeting held Absolutely the Newest! Orlon Gergeeus white ruffled and tallered Orien curtains that maks stretching and starch. Ing unnecessary; will never shrink, stretch, sag or lose their shape; wash easily, dry quickly, and require Mitte or no See them THE CURTAIN SHOP Elsie H.

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Save $13 WERE 21.50. Four piece with two skirts, jacket, vest in raryon. Reduced now: $17, WERE 39.98: Worsted fabrics styles. An opportunity to save on $32 Auxiliary Will Hold Yule Fete The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bowman's Addition Volunteer Fire Company met a recent night at the Fire Hall. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs.

Irene Gretse acting president, and plans were completed for the Christmas party to be held at the next meeting in December. Secret sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged. New sisters were chosen for next year. After the business meeting, refreshments were served with Mrs. Nellie Peterson as hostess.

Mrs. Maryland Cross and Mrs. Doris Horwarth were accepted as new members. Decerator 3486 "PEPPERELL" RAYON CREPES Venally 1.69 Specially purchased for washable -rayon neckline; White LONG- SLEEVED STYLE, this avert- misses' shirts in arepa by Pepperell Fabrica and colors: 32 to 38i usually 1.98; now 1.17 44a SPECIAL WARD PURCHASE Cotton plisses 3.00 12-20, If not specially purchased, our price would be 3.98: New unusual patterns and colors. Full sweep.

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