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CHARLTON LETTER13-Year-Old Pilotport, visited Miss Tlielma Moore oil Monday evening.• .VCharlton, Sept. 27. Miss Regina Keedy visited her sis tter. Mrs. Albert McAllister, Hagerstown. ':SMr. and Mrs. Courtney Grosl), Sr.,tnd daughters, 1.) lane in-* and Ruth andHoward Ankeney spent Wednesday in Sliarpsburg.Misses Etha and Beular Shank, Pincsburg, visited George Shank and family on Saturday evening.Miss Leona Davis visited her sis ter, Mrs. James Campbell. Hagerstown.Mrs. Herman Moore, who had beencuitee ill, has improved.Mr. and Mrs. William Crilley announce the birth of a daughter. Misses Thelma and GenevieveNew Wav to Hold LowerFALSE TEETHFirmlv In PlaceDo false teeth annoy and bother by dropping and slipping when you eat. : t *.k cr laugh. Just sprinkle a IfltR Tasteeth on your plates. This nvw. tasteless powder holds teeth tirm and .'om for table. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste. Makes breath pleasant. U«*t ; Fasteetn today at FauffmanN t ut Rate, H. P. Middlckauff or any other drug *n**e.MAYTAGWASHERSHome Furniture Co.113 S. Potomac St.ARMSTRONGLINOLEUMSCarver Furniture Co.32-34 N. Potomac St.^ mmmmiPolly PrestonIStrong Arch Shoes$5.00 to $6.00McCARDELL BROS.Mrs. Millard Shank is critically ill.Mr. and Mrs. Abe Moore and son,Rodger, visited in the hame ot Herman Moore on Monday evening.Miss Peggy McCallister, of Hagerstown, is spending a week with her grandpanerts, Mr. and Mrs.Jacob Needy. *Sunday visitors in the home ofHarry Small, Two Locks, were: Mrand Mrs. Harry Small, Jr., MrsHessie Seal and sons, of Washington; Mrs. B. S. Sterling of Connect! cut: Miss Virginia Shupp, Clear spring, and Misses Thelma and Genevieve More and Very Small ofCharlton, ; v IMias Thelma Moore visit ml theCharlton scheel off Tuesday.Miss Evelyn Shupp spent Wednes day with her cousins, Misses The!-ma and Genevieve Moore.Mrs. George Shank and daughter. Rosie, spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Herman Mocre.Mrs* Herman Moore and son. Gene, spent Friday with Mrs, Roy Kbersole.Mrs. Odessa Adams, of New York, Mrs* Herman Moore. Mr. and Mrs ' Mocspent a few days with her cousin, Earl Small *.nd family; John EbertsMrs. Roy Ebersole. and son Dale; Helen Small, VirginiaMiss Genevieve Moore, who had Shupp, Thelma Moore, Regenabeen ill, is Improved. Needy, Pearl Myers, Geveva Moor|,A wienie roast was held Wednes- j Charlotte Brennen, Harriett Bren day night on the school lawn in hon* nen, Keedy Pound, Clyde Ankeney, or of the 17th birthday of Miss H» len j eLon Gossard, Sam Boyd, Dick Bren Small. Those present were: Mr. nen, Holland Shank, Robert Moore,and Mrs. Harry Small. MrM. and Robert Small, and Donald and GeneHoward Ankeney. Ji . niotui * dto Vork on Saturday.SHOP BROKEN INTO.Henrietta's barber shop at ixiNorth Mulberry street, was broken into Sunday morning about 2 a. m. and several razors stolen. The frontwindow glass was broken and the1 thief climbed into the roost*Ben T. Epps, Jr., 13 years old, qualified as an air pilot at Athens, Ga. Ben’s lather was Georgia'sfirst air pilot and he intends to rear all his children, boys and girls, a? flyers. Young Ben made his first solo flight about three months ago.Moore visited Mr. and Mrs,Locks.their grandparents.Hairv Small, TwoMr and Mrs. George Shank spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. WatPHONE 470Fop GOODYEAR TIRE andEXIOE BATTERY ServiceThe Calvert Tire Co.A NEW TRICK♦IBridge SlippersHotel and Restaurants..i;ter Mills, Ringgold. ftI Rodger Mills has returned to hishame In Ringgold after visiting his sister, Mrs. Margaret Shank.William Grove visited his uncle. Clyde Grove. Hagerstown Guy Hull, son of Frank Hull, who had been ill. is improvingMr, and Mrs. Stanley Moure and children of Dry Run, visited Mr and Mrs. Abe Moore on Sunday.Mr. and 1 Mrs. George Grove and child re n. William. M i 11 c r, Doro thy. Paul, Donald and Gail, spent Sundayevening w ith Mr. and Mrs, CourtneyGrowh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs Herman Moore and ns, Robert, Donald and Gene, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Small, Two Locks.Howard Ankcncv a nd son, t 1 ytie visited C T. Ankeney, Sunnystde Farm, on Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boope ‘and daughters, of Pinesbufg, visited Mrs.iA*-*
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Hagerstown Morning Herald
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Tue, Sep 30, 1930
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