Social and Personal News Flashes and Local Visits
The social editor notes greetings and returns from Washington and Baltimore visits. Arthur J. Lane, convalescing after a nervous breakdown and spinal injury, plans to resume work at Western Maryland office. Several local families relocate addresses and host visitors. promotions and weekend plans are listed. The Union to Meet Keedysville group discusses peace efforts and publicity. Margaret Buley to speak at the First-Branch Christian Endeavor on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lane
Western Maryland
Choir to Present Cantata on Sunday
The Young People's Choir of the Church of the Brethren will present the Easter cantata The King of Glory Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Church of the Brethren Washington and Mulberry streets directed by Raymond K Hol liner Soloists include Miss Virginia Long Miss Helen Toms Mrs Inez Cushen Miss Mildred House Miss Mary Toms Robert Myers Claude Crawford Richard Alter The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church, of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Washington
Mulberry
Raymond K. Holliner
Virginia Long
Helen ‘Toms
Inez Cushen
Mildred House
Mary Toms
Robert Myers
Claude Crawford
Richard Alter
Palm Sunday Services at St John’s Episcopal Church
Palm Sunday observances at St John’s Episcopal Church include blessed palms distributed after each service. Morning anthem selections include Hosannah by Dubois and Jerusalem by Parker, directed by Roy A. MacMichael. Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl preaches at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dubois
Jerusalem
Parker
Roy A. Mac- Michael
Faure
Walter Byron Stehl
Stehl
Trinity Church
Maritinsburg
Paul Pow Jes
Helen Cavanaugh
Amos Harper
Ray Troxell
Merritt Campbell
Concert at Reformed Church by First Brethren Orchestra
The First Brethren Christian Endeavor Orchestra entertained at the Reformed Church Home Virginia Avenue recently. The program featured Prairie Club whistling Dorothy Young piano solo Haunting Memories Irene Gabe reading Maggie and Jiggs at the Golden Gate Dorothy Young clarinet duet Aldine Six and John Carnochan orchestra selections surprise package Laura Smeak and William Nichols violin duet Scout March Rogie Redmond and Edna Kretsinger cornet solo Moonlight and Roses Donald Fiery reading Dorothy Young violin solo Old English Dance Lawrence Gabe Melody of Love Laura Smeak and William Nichols violin solo Glow Worm Edna Kretsinger piano solo Laura Smeak carmet and trombone duet Twin Stars W J Dean and William Nichols and orchestra selection The accompanists were Miss Smeak and Miss Gahe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Virginia Avenue
Donald Fiery
Dorothy Young
Lawrence Gabe
Laura Smeak
William Nichols
Edna Kretsinger
W. J. Dean
Miss Smeak
Miss Gahe
Two Golden Eaglets to Be Presented in Hagerstown Court
Two Golden Eaglets will be awarded at the Court of Awards in Hagerstown on May 9. Miss Josephine Miller and Miss Jean McCauley will receive the highest Girl Scout honors, the first such presentation in the local Court of Honor. Adelaide Werner of national headquarters will attend. 18 leaders were present at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Webb
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Robert C. Carder
Josephine Miller
Homer L. Miller
the Terrace
Jean McCauley
Robert H. McCauley
Potomac Avenue
Hagerstown
Jean Moser
Pine Grove Camp
Adelaide Werner
Miss Byer
Nature
Harry ©. Wilfe
Stone Knowledge
Leslie C. Beard
Marie Semler
Louise Funk
Betty Brainerd
Mann
Mother
Epworth League Sun Rise Service Planned for Easter
The Howard Street Howorth League hosts a dawn Easter service at six o clock with Washington Square St Paul Smithsburg and Williamsport Leagues joining. Williamsport choir and Myers trio provide Easter music. Rev Karl Newell and Rev F H Love lead as speakers. If rain, service moves indoors. Public invited.
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Howard Street Howorth League
Washington Square
St. Paul
Smithsburg
Williamsport
Howard Street League
Williamsport League
Myers
Karl Newell
Williamsport M. E
F. H. Love
Howard Street
M. BE
Easter Pageant by Epworth League Promotes Charity
Howard Street Epworth League stages an Easter pageant The Half of My Goods by Ralph P Claggett on Easter night The show features Shaddens the thief and Thaddeus family struggles with theft Educational and inspirational cast includes Paul Moore Salome Shuttler Marian Hepperle Albert Powell Wilbur Reese Ruth Kregris Paul Robertson scenery by Earl Hepperie and Frank Nield Also listed marriage licenses Jacob E Shoemaker 22 Goldie L Weller 18 Hancock Md and J Lloyd Powers 26 Olive C Yonkers 18 Hancock Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street Epworth League
Ralph P. Claggett
Shaddens
Pilate
Christ
Thaddeus
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Mount Bethel
Paul Moore
Salome Shutler
Marian Hepperle
Albert Powell
Wilbur Reese
Ruth Kregris
Paul Robertson
Earl Hepperie
Frank Nield
Jacob E. Shoemaker
Goldie L. Weller
Hancock
J. Lloyd Powers
Olive C. Yonkers
What New York Is Wearing A Spring Fashion Feature
A dress with bloomers and a round shoulder yoke, triple collars, puffed sleeves, and a side-closure bloomers design described. Also promotes Fashion Magazine Spring issue with 48 pages, beauty and dressmaking articles, price 10 cents, pattern 15 cents, order details for Be sure to fill In the size of the pattern.
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Fashion Magazine
Fashion Department
New Spring Costumes Make Appearance
Washington reports the season brings new spring outfits for sport and street wear. Women favor cavalry tweed or twill for horseback riding with soft felt hats in brown and beige. Golf attire features tailored knitted dresses and two skirts, with beige tweed skirts and brown jackets for on and off the links.
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Washington
Easter Dance Planned by Elks in Hagerstown
Invitations issued by the B P D Elks of Hagerstown announce an Easter ball on Monday April 17 at the Hagerstown Country Club. Paul Canning and his orchestra of thirteen men and two accordions will play from 9 50 to 1 30. This is an invitation dance and cards are required at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. D. Elks
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Country Club
Paul Canning
Annual Meeting Of Homemakers In Washington County
The Spring meeting of the Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs was held at the Downsville church with the Downsville club hosting. Prof. O. Richardson of the University of Maryland spoke, and featured participants included Miss Margaret Buley of Hagerstown and Mrs. J. G. Steffey of Williamsport. Dinner was served at noon and the afternoon included music by the Homemakers Chorus, a coat fashion show by the Halftway club, and a 4-H Council play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Downsville Church
Downsyville Club
O. &. Richardson
Publc
U. of Md
Margaret Buley
Hagerstown
J. G. Steffey
Williamsport
Downsville Club
Halftyay
4-H Council
Birthday Dinner for Patricia Trene Thomas
Mr and Mrs W C Thomas of Boonsboro hosted a birthday dinner at their home for Patricia Trene Thomas first birthday last night Attendees included Mr and Mrs W Thomas Mr and Mrs Harvey Davis Mr and Mrs H M Lumm and daughter Louise Miss Bessie Freeze Mr and Mrs T H Harshman Miss Fannie Line ij and Miss Mildred Thomas.
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W. C. Thomas
Boonsboro
Patricia Trene
W Thomas
Harvey Davis
H. M. Lumm
Louise
Bessie Freeze
T. H. Harshman
Fannie Line Ij
Mildred Thomas
Musical Service Sunday Evening at St John’s Lutheran Church
A special musical service at St John’s Lutheran Church tomorrow evening at 7 30 features Miss Grace Washburn soprano. J Atlee Young directs the choir in a Crucifixion narrative including works by Coleridge Taylor and selections from Messiah and other sacred pieces. Merritt Campbell and Mrs Kreider perform, with Holy Week solos by Mrs James Hendry and Miss Mary Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grace Washburn
J. Atlee Young
Babylon
Coleridge-Taylor
Miss Washburn
Donald Reed
Clarence Gerrard
Raymond Chilchote
Merritt Campbell
Messiah
A. H. Kreider
God
James Hendry
Mary Howard
Pleasant Party 13 Held for Son
Mr and Mrs John W Webb hosted a pleasant party in honor of their son's birthday. Music was provided by John D Seibert Clarence Seibert and Leroy Swope. Refreshments served to a long list of guests including Flossie Hammond Charles Scuffin Julia Baker Wesley Webb Mary Heall Joseph Webb Ruth Miller Ralph Harshman Ernest Jones and many Webb and Swope family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Webb
John D. Seibert
Clarence Seibert
Leroy Swope
Flossie Hammond
Charles Scuffin
Julia Baker
Wesley Webb
Mary Heall
Joseph Webb
Ruth Miller
Ralph Harshman
Ernest Jones
J. W. Webb
Wesley Swope
Bitter Tone Tonic Tablets Ad From Cauffman’s
An old tonic is offered in a new form touting Indian style roots herbs and barks to increase appetite improve digestion and energize life. No harmful drugs guaranteed benefits or money back. Purchase from Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store.
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Cauffman
Adv
Fresh Air Fund discussed with county women group
Miss Anna Belle Lambert of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund appealed to the Women's Club and allied groups to host New York City children this summer. Local sponsors pledged support but a separate drive would not be run. families may host a child for two weeks starting August 2, with arrangements through Mrs. W. S. Hess, Mrs. J. A. Long, and Mrs. M. W. Dutton.
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Anna Belle Lambert
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York City
Women’s Club
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
New York
8. B. Riley
Fresh Air Fund
Women's Club
W. 8. Hess
J.A. Long
M. W. Dutton
Orphans Home Report Details March I Admissions
At the Orphans' Home monthly board meeting President C Harry Ketler presided. Seven ty children were counted in February and March 1. Two new admissions and two returns from families kept the population at 69. No illnesses or accidents occurred. Nine children's eyes were examined and five fitted with glasses. Dentists treated several children. Local groups provided entertainment and multiple donations were listed. The April Auxiliary meeting set plans for Easter events on April 17. Easter candy and dyed eggs were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Orphans' Home
C. Harry Ketler
Tenu Iy
A. C. Malach
P. L. Russell
W. P. Martin
Rowland Davies
Jack Bricker
Dixie
Home Auxiliary
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co
J. Robt. Markley
Jas. E. Maddern
M.T. Warrenfeltz & Sons
Gilbert
Roessner Bros
Sadie Barnhart
Conrad Burger
Paul Nunamaker
Lilian Grosenicke
D. Frank Miller
WE WOMEN by BETTY BRAINERD from a reader letter
A 21 year old writer questions marrying a 20 year old partner amid family friction and personal ambitions. Betty Brainerd advises that the mother's martyrdom is entrenched, urges marriage despite hesitation, and suggests the couple support each other's goals.
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WE Women
Betty Brainerd
School Assembly Heard Talk by Dr. Yoder on Ideals
Dr. Yoder of Juanita College spoke at Hagerstown High School on Ideals. Student body president William Beavers presided. An alumni performance followed with Paul Watlington Jr. on xylophone, Beatrice Phillips singing, and Naomi Schlotterbeck presenting two vocal numbers with Rebecca Foltz at the piano.
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Yoder
Juanita College
Hagerstown High School
William Beavers
Paul Watlington, Jr
Fort Gay
Virginia Reed
Beatrice Phillips
Jane Miller
Naomi Schlotterbeck
Chloe
Rebecca Foltz
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Edward Wedn O Avenue
Frank
South
Atrest
Jack Abbott
Baltimore
Ade . F. ‘Rodeera
EH. Y
J. Williamson
Lorraine Behmidt
Edward Schlotterbeck
Maryland Avenue
W. Franklin Street
Arthur L. Glover
Charles Town
W. Va
Josephine Strite
East North Street
Charles L. Strock
Maude Strock
Army Air Service
68Th Bernice Squadron
Kelley Field
Texas
Union of
Keedysville
M. B. Thomas
Sarah B.gelbach
St. Mary's Hospital
For Children
George K. Gelbach
Gettysburg Seminary
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Brethren Church
Antietam and
Mulberry Streets
Edyth May Beauty Shop
Kaybee Peoples Store
Washington St
RED Cross Mattress
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomac St
S& B Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s
EAUTY
Palm Sunday
Episcopal Church
Reformed
Jerry Harp
the Club
Epworth League
Brown Smart Shop
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
As CO
EMS Rr
Helen Williams
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Avenue
Bet Dedeee
Elks
St. John’s Lutheran
Son
Atlantic States
Spencer Plan
Orphans’ Home
John D. Myers & Co
Bay & New Riverside Battery
Montgomery Ward & Co
N.Y
Kline Bros. Best
Rudy
Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Greenwalt Electric Supply Co
West Antietam Street
Majestic Radios
Garver Furniture Co
Potomae St
Best Paint
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Franklin and
Jonathan Btreete
BUY Arma Stores Coffee
Hagerstown Brewing
Grand Bidg
Fresh Meats
Chicago Market Company
Virginia Dare
Blue Mountain Lines
Huyett Bros
Quality Bakers
N. Potomac ST
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