Harmony Grove Woman's Club Hostess and Programs
Harmony Grove Woman's Club met with hostess Frank Baker as president Edward Mantz presided. Music by the club featured songs like Spanish Cavalier and Long Long Trail. Reading chairman Mrs Asma Thomas led readings while Mrs Wm Powell discussed Boys Town and Mrs We Thomas shared on African Violets. Eighteen attended. one visitor. Plans and donations discussed for county home furnishings plus Halloween party at Mrs Millard Crum’s. Lewistown Club speaker Mrs Ransom R Lewis Jr spoke on Rural Sociology and civics. round table followed.
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Harmony Grove
Frank Baker
Burs
Edward Mantz
We Thomas
Tseclus
Millard Crum
Willette Worman
Goxi
Congress
Tee D A. R’s
Lewistown Club
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Lewistown Women’s Club
Mehri Ramsburg
Lewis
Adamstown Club Abrs W H Southran Hosted By Adamstown Woman’s Club
Adamstown Woman’s Club hosted by W H Southran on October 23 with Mrs Elmer Michael presiding. The meeting featured songs, reads and reviews including Richard Carvel and Prodigy of the Pen. Twenty one members attended with three visitors, gifts given to infant daughters of Mrs Lawrence Waiters, and a $5 Children’s Aid Society pledge. A covered dish supper is planned for October 26 at the Reformed Sunday school basement. Recreation led by Mrs Lawrence Walters. next meeting at Mrs Wm Gaver’s home.
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Adamstown Club
W. H. Southran
Adamstown Women’s Club
Elmer Michael
Helen Saffit
Christian Solders
Reading
Richard Carvel
Sirs. E. Michael
Alice Bell
R. Cromwell
Maryland
G. W. Paul
Lawrence Waiters
Children’s Aid Society
Reformed Sunday School
Lawrence Walters
B. C. Gibson
Wm. Gaver
Apple butter gatherings mark Ridgeville event tradition
At the Murray home near Ridgeville an apple butter boiling drew Rev C L Dawson and many Ridgeville residents including Mrs Jesse Day, Mrs Jesse Ryan, Mrs Wilson Day, Mrs Norman Murray, and others. Nettie Baker of Frederick joined, while Rebecca Molesworth and Doris Murray traveled to Pittsburgh. Virginia Troxell visited from Baltimore and Mabel Burns stayed with her mother in Claggetsville. An apple butter boil also occurred at Mrs Richard Vansant’s home on Saturday.
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Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Arthur Murray
Ridgesville
C. L Dawson
Jesse Day
Jesse Ryan
Wilson Day
Norman Murray
James Molesworth
Harry Hahn
Paul Ryan
Walter Spurrier
Itie Wilson
Ridgeville
Nettie Baker
Frederick
Rebecca Molesworth
Doris Murray
Mabel Burns
Richard Vansant
Clagettsville Update on Local Resident Improvement
Clagettsville reports Mr. Givde Moxley, long ill at home, showing improvement. Mrs. Sally Watkins also noted in the brief item as recovering, with local well-wishers tracking health updates.
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Clagettsville
Givde Moxley
Sally Watkins
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Visiting her sister Mrs Ollie M Moxley, a weekend with her mother Mrs Homer Allnutt is noted. Mr Dorsey Brown and son from Washington spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George E Brown and Mr and Mrs Spencer Jones of Frederick visited Ollie Moxley. The Perkinson family Winnie Jean and others were also mentioned in Sunday gatherings.
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Mrs
Ollie M Moxley
George E Brown
Spencer Jones
Frederick
Ollie Moxley
Winfred Perkinson
Winnie Jean
Local Social Notes From The Week End In Balti more
Sunday visits and family gatherings dominate the notes with several households hosting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Phebus and daughter Arlene entertained Afri Leo Buckman of Met Airy. Miss Mabel Burns spent time with Adeline Phebus of Florence. Rufus Brown and daughters Lois and Joyce were guests of Mrs Homer Allnutt. Hazel Poole of Damascus visited Ruby Phebus. Eddie Burdette and granddaughter Jack visited Sam Molesworth family.
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Patsy
Ruby Jane Phebus
Baltimore
Fuller Phebus
Arlene
Afri Leo Buckman
Met Airy
Mabel Burns
Adeline Phebus
Florence
Rufus Brown
Lois
Joyce
Homer Allnutt
Hazel Poole
Damascus
Ruby Phebus
Eddie Burdette
Jack
Sam Molesworth
Musicals Meet Highlights Local Singers and Pieces
The Monday MusicAles gathered at Mrs Joan Francis Smith and Aliss Mary Maulspy's home with program chair Mrs Howard Kresge. Performances included vocal pieces by Susy Boonor Eichelberger and Ruth Dixon Thomas, instrumental works by Grieg and Chopin, and chamber feats featuring James Etchison and others, concluding with Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt Suite.
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Joan Francis Smith
Aliss Mary Maulspy
Howard Kresge
Richard Ross
Frst
McKinney
Chopin
Susy Boonor Eichelberger
Catherine Williams
Grieg
Ignatius Byorlee
Abs
RL EL
Clapp
Pane
Chupin
Margaret Kent
Voce
Lub Lyaby
Faithful Love
Bratums
Ruth D.xon Ithomas
Peer Gynt Suite Presented by Local Musicians
A small recital featured Mrs. Bjorlee on violin, Sap Payton on cello, and Miss Kent on piano with Creig directing. The next meeting is set for November 14 at Mrs. Ruth Dixon Thomas's home.
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Creig
New Faculty Additions at Mood College of Women
Miss Greta J. Anderson of Hartford Connecticut joins Mood College of Women as a part time assistant in the biology department. Also listed is Miss An gem Nedied who spent her home year at the University of Upsala Sweden and earned her AB from Connecticut College in New London in June 1938.
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HOOD
Greta J. Anderson
Hartford
Foreign Journal Abstracting by American Biological Abstractions
A writer is said to compose abstracts of foreign journal articles for the American journal Biological Abstracts. The note mentions two entrances for Janey and daggers, with rabbits and curves noted in passing. The text is fragmented and ambiguous about specific actions or outcomes.
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American Journal “Biological Abstractions
Janey
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