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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1933

Page

3

Social and Personal News Highlights

J Richard Grove has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after eight weeks of treatment. Mrs M B Baldwin and Miss Jances Stanley of Philadelphia were guests of Dr and Mrs W R Bender. A Norrig a local merchant is critically ill in Virginia Avenue. Barbara Beard of Chester Pa recuperating after an operation stayed with family in Williamsport. Mrs Ralph Lohr is improving after six months illness. Mrs Charles W Spessard attends Rebekah Assembly in Baltimore representing Mary Young Rebekah Lodge No 9. Flossie Anderson will spend a week in Warrenton. Dr D B Hoff has recovered from illness at home in Williamsport. Miss Louise Putt of Baltimore visited relatives Frank Lusby Fountain Head Heights. Mrs Edward Manious improved at 732 West Franklin Street. Mrs Sadie Fridinger improving at daughter’s home 117 Randolph Avenue. Miss Bess Sterling of Eyerly’s on buying trip in New York City. Miss Almeda Barr returns to Broadway apartments after Hanover Pa trip. Mr and Mrs Grover C Ford of Washington DC spent weekend with E C Beachley’s family. Miss Sara Jane Wertz and Miss Louise Porter returned to Mt Holyoke College after spring vacation. Miss Eleanor White returns to Smith College today after holidays with her mother at The Terrace. Mrs Daniel Montague and daughter Barbara Ann visiting Mrs Montague’s mother Mulberry Avenue. Miss Edith Bergey son of Milton Bergey hospital superintendent returned from appendicitis operation. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr and Mrs Samuel Lefevre Sherman Avenue announce birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on Sunday.

Hostess Hosts Bridge Club At Summit Avenue

Miss Mary Himelright entertained her bridge club Friday evening at her Summit Avenue home. Easter motifs graced tallies favors and refreshments. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roscom Fitz of Blue Ridge Summit and Mrs. Adrian Rowland. Guests included Miss Mary Beachley Miss Mary Widmyer Miss Hazel Binkley Miss Alice Himelright Mrs. Robert Ryder Mrs. John Pike Mrs. Adrian Rowland and Mrs. Roscoe Fitz.

Mary Himelright Bridge Club Summit Avenue Roscom Fitz Blue Ridge Summit Adrian Rowland Mary Beachley Mary Widmyer Hazel Binkley Alice” Himelright Robert Ryder John Pike Roscoe Fitz

Quick Pile Relief Claimed by Dr Leonhardt

An advertisement touts Hem-Rold as a fast, guaranteed remedy for pile discomfort. It promises money back if relief is not achieved and claims effectiveness in old cases. Sold at Cauffman’s Cut Rate and Rudy’s Drug Stores with nationwide distribution.

Dr. Leonhardt Cauffman Rudy

Reception to Exhibitor at Washington County Art Museum

An evening reception at 8:30 p.m. on April 4 honors Nicholas Brewer whose paintings will be shown at the Washington County Museum until April 26. Brewer, a noted portrait painter, is associated with major art clubs and schools in the United States. He plans to attend the event alongside works featuring Paderewski, Maud Powell, and other prominent figures.

Washington County Art Museum Nicholas Brewer Brewer Hagerstown Ignace Jan Paderewski Maud Powell Glass Carter Glass Sweetbriar College James Campbell National Arts Club Los Angeles Arts Club Southern States Art League Washington County Museum

DeMolay Chapter to Install New Officers at Masonic Temple

A public installation of officers for the Hagerstown Chapter Order of DeMolay will be held at 8:15 this evening at the Masonic Temple with the public invited. The program includes solos by Mrs. I M Wertz and Beulah Spauterse, a skit titled Soapsoda and Agony, a talk by Rev. Paul E Holdcraft, and features officers such as Master councillor Charles Fuller and senior councillor Howard Messer smith among others.

Hagerstown William Layman Lewis Mullenix Sentinels Rustell McConnell Leon McAdams Marvin Kline Joseph Schuman Kenneth Bearinger Homer Miller Carl Franz Richard Hoffmaster

Spring chic pattern for women and miss sizes

A fashion note from Helen Williams describes a blue and white crepe dress with wrapped buttoned close for all figure types and spring wear. It lists Design No. 2746 with sizes and yardage, plus alternative fabric ideas and a New Fashion Magazine offer, requesting 10 cents for the issue and pattern details from Hagerstown Mail in New York.

Rey Fashion Department Daily Mail Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail Fifth Avenue New York City

Indian Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Aids Local Arts Talk

The Ladies Auxiliary of St. John s Episcopal Church hosts a 2 to 4 pm program at the Parish House. Deaconess Elizabeth Boorman frees a paper on American Indian arts and crafts by Mrs. Walter Byron Stehl. Lent study covers the American Indian with talks by Mrs. Elmer Eyerly about life on a Nebraska reservation.

Ladies’ Auxiliary St. John’s Episcopal Church Walter Byron Stehl Elizabeth Boorman Elmer Eyerly Hfe Nebraska Eyerly

Treble Clef Club Presents A Day with Nature

The Treble Clef Club offers a program titled A Day with Nature in the Hotel Alexander ballroom this afternoon at 4 30 o clock. The event features musical selections inspired by nature with local performers.

Tregle Clef Club Treble Clef Club Alexander

Two Plays for Children At Easter Theatre Event

The Children's Theatre will present Sleeping Beauty and The Land of Oz at the Wo men’s Club Auditorium on Easter Monday with two performances at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM. Casts include Jean Smith Evelyn Rolle Alice Gehr Phyllis Leiter and others in both plays. QUIETLY MARRIED Bridgeport residents Miss Mildred Cullers and Harry Line wed March 30 at Grace A. B. Parsonage with Rev. Dr. G I. Rider officiating.

Children’s Theatre Women’s Club Jean Smith Evelyn Rolle Alice Gehr Phyllis Leiter Katherine Mowrer Amarylis Mary Helen Stonebraker Sally Ann Hardinge Mary Agnes Yeager Madelyn Herbert Helene Mitchell Susan Byron Florence McMichael Mobile Witch Bill Stonebraker Jack Pumpkin-head Doris Wertz the Saw-Horse General Cinjur Army of Girls Valinda Willis Connie Martin Kitsy Blair Sally Arm Hardinge Barbera Nichols Guardian of the Gates Billy Hamilton the Scarecrow Winkie Chamberlain Phillip Nichols The Tin Woodman George Humphreys the Wogglebug Glinda Olivia Mildred

Judge Imarry W. Spyner to address Hagerstown Civic League

Juvenile Court judge Imarry W. Spyner will speak Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at the Women's Club on The Need of the Juvenile Court. Tegwar business meeting starts at 3 oclock. All members urged to attend. King’s Daughters regular monthly meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow night at 7 30 oclock. Full attendance requested.

Imarry W. Spyner Hagerstown Civic League Tegwar King’s Daughters

MELLO GLO face powder promises youth look

Advertising copy markets MELLO GLO face powder as a beauty aid that smooths lines and wrinkles, prevents shiny noses and large pores, and lasts longer without irritation. It claims a new French process for purity and offers 50c and 1.00 sales at Leiter Brothers tax free.

Leiter, Bros

Dear Betty Brainerd Advice on Family Chore Struggles

A 15 year old girl writes about being the oldest of four sisters and a brother, bearing most housework while being blamed. Betty Brainerd advises fair task division, offering a rotating system with small rewards, urging calm persistence, and discouraging running away. She emphasizes parental love and resilience, urging the reader to seek cooperation and propose practical solutions.

Betty Brainerd

End the Pain of a Burn At Once Resinol Ointment Miracle

Urges readers to keep Resinol Ointment for burns to ease pain prevent blisters and scarring. Advises applying generously under a soft bandage, then let the medication heal tissue quickly. Promotes free sample offer by writing Resinol Dept. 25 Baltimore MD.

Dept Baltimore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ra. J. Richard. Grove Johns Ns Hospital Bester Street M. B. Baldwin Jances Stanley Phiadelphia W. R. Bender Oak Hill ‘Avenue A. Norrig Virginia Avenue Barbara Beard Chester Hame Williamsport Mra Charles W. Spessard Qendng Rebekah’ Assembly Mary Rebekah Lodge Elty Ise Flossie Anderson East Washington Street Warrenton D. B. Hoff Eity Isburg Rome Misa-Louise Putt Frank Lusby Fountain Head ‘Heights Edward Manious West Franklin Street Sadie Fridinger Been Millar Kepner Randolph Avenue Bess Sterling Eyerly's Grover C. Ford Washington, D. C E. C. Beachley Wilson, Boulevard Sara Jane Wertz Louise Porter Mt. Holyoke College Eleanor White Smith College George White Terrace Daniel Montague Barbara Ann Montague Harry Lehman Mulberry Avenue Edith Bergey Milton Bergey Washington County Hospital Samuel Lefevre Sherman Avenue Huta Market CO W. Washington St Larm’s Eauty N. Potomac St East Washington Laura Poplar Pio B.O Ufbuoy Cochran Typewriter Guilford Ave Masonic Temple New York Helen Williams Raymond M. Porterfeld George Porterfied Willoughby Santman Joseph Porterfield Billy Porterfield Billy Morin Jackie Giles Hobby Stith LeRoy Buck George Porterfield E.O B.C Belgater Mm Prothes CO Children’s Theater Leiter Bros. Studio Betty Brainerd Betty Brainerc East 65Th St N. Y Kline Bros. Best Coats
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