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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1933

Page

2

Social and Personal News Notes From Keedysville Area

Mrs Edward Webb has returned from Washing ton after weeks away visiting her daughter Mrs Jack Abbott in Baltimore Frank W Mish of South Prospect Street visits in Baltimore Arthur J Lyon convalescing at home after nervous breakdown and pole injury will resume duties at Western Maryland office Mrs J F Rodgers Mrs H Viehnger Mrs S F Ellis Mrs Paul Williamson Miss Lorraine Schmidt and Mr and Mrs H R Long spent Friday in Baltimore Edward Schlotterbeck family moved to 62 W Franklin St Charles L Strock promoted to corporal in Army Air Service with 68th Service Squadron Kelley Field Texas Union to Meet Keedysville WCTU to discuss Peace and Publicity Sarah B Gelbach returns to St Marys Hospital for Children New York City George K Gelbach at Gettysburg Seminary over weekend Miss Margaret Buley policewoman to speak Sunday evening at 6 30 at First Brethren Church Christian Endeavor Society Antietam and Mulberry streets

Arthur J. Lyon Western Maryland Charles L. Strock Maude Strock East North Street Army Air Service 68Th Service Squadron Kelley Field Texas Sarah B Gelbach St. Mary's Hospital For Children New York City George K. Gelbach Gettysburg Seminary Margaret Buley Christian Endeavor Society of the First Brethren Church Antietam and Mulberry Streets

Choir to Present Cantata on Easter Sunday

The Young People's Choir of the Church of the Brethren, thirty voices, will present an Easter cantata The King of Glory Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Church of the Brethren Washington Mulberry streets directed by Raymond K Holliner Soloists include Miss Virginia Long Miss Helen Toms Mrs Inez Cushen Miss Mildred Hause Miss Mary Toms Robert Myers Claude Crawford Richard Alter The public is invited to attend this service.

Church of the Brethren Washington Mulberry Raymond K. Holliner Virginia Long Helen Toms Inez Cushen Mildred Hause Mary Toms Robert Myers Claude Crawford Richard Alter

Palm Sunday Services at St John’s Episcopal Church

Palm Sunday services will be held at St John’s Episcopal Church with blessed palms distributed after each service. The morning service features anthems Hosannah by Dubois and Jerusalem by Parker, directed by Roy A. McMichael. the evening includes The Palms by Faure. Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl preaches both services.

St. John's Episcopal Church Dubois Jerusalem Parker Roy A. Mac- Michael Faure Walter Byron Stehl Stehl Trinity Church Martinsburg Paul Powtes Helen Cavanaugh Amos Harper Roy Troxell Merritt Campbell

Concert at Reformed Church by First Brethren En deavor Orchestra

The First Brethren Christian Endeavor Orchestra delightfully entertained guests at the Reformed Church Home on Virginia Avenue. The program featured multiple soloists and ensembles including Dorothy Young, Irene Gabe, Laura Smeak, William Nichols, and others performing violin, piano, clarinet, cornet, and readings with orchestra selections and surprise numbers.

First Brethren Christian Endeavor Reformed Church Virginia Avenue Dorothy Young Irene Gabe the Golden Gate Alding Six John Carnochan Laura Smeak William Nichols Rosie Redmond Edna Kretsinger Donald Fiery Reading the Bugler Smeak Miss Gabe

Golden Eaglets to Be Awarded at Hagerstown Court

Two Girl Scout Golden Eaglets will receive the highest honor at the Court of Awards on May 9. Miss Josephine Miller and Miss Jean McCauley will be honored in Hagerstown with Miss Adelaide Werner from National headquarters in attendance. Eighteen leaders attended the Thursday meeting led by Miss Byer. Nature badge examiners explained tests for stone knowledge stars and birds.

James S. Webb Girl Scout Leaders’ Association Robert C. Carder Josephine Miller Homer L. Miller the Terrace Jean McCauley Robert H. McCauler Potomac Avenue Hagerstown Jean Moser Pine Grove Camp Adelaide Weriner Miss Byer Nature Badge Harry E. Wilfe Stone Knowledge Leslie C. Beard Marie Semler Louise Funk

Epworth League Plans Easter Sunrise Service

The Howard Street Epworth League plans an Easter dawn service at six o clock with Washington Square St Paul Smithsburg and Williamsport Leagues joining. Rev Karl Newell of Williamsport M E Church will be principal speaker assisted by Rev F H Love of Howard Street M E Church. Weather may move event from outside to inside. Public invited.

Howard Street Epworth League Washington Square St. Paul Smithsburg Williamsport Howard Street League Williamsport League Myers Karl Newell Williamsport M. E F. H. Love Howard Street M. E

Easter Pageant Promises Education And Inspiration

Howard Street Epworth League presents The Half of My Goods, a pageant by Ralph P. Claggett, Easter night at 8. Thaddeus and Pilate story explores theft born from home pressures with a cast led by Paul Moore and Salome Shirley. Scenic work by Earl Hepperle and Frank Nield accompanied by a prior tour to Hagerstown and nearby towns.

Howard Street Epworth League Ralph P. Claggett Thaddeus Pilate Christ Hagerstown Smithsburg Mount Bethel Paul Moore Salome Shirley Marian Hepperle Albert Powell Wilbur Reese Ruth Kregris Paul Robertson Earl Hepperle Frank Nield

New Spring Fashion Sketches and Pattern Details

A vintage feature outlines a blue and white dimity dress with bloomers and a yoke, plus a separate vintage pattern No. 3353 for ages 2 4 and 6. It notes material needs and costs, and advertises Fashion Magazine highlighting spring styles for women and children with orders via Hagerstown Mail.

Fashion Department Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail Fifth Avenue New York City

New Spring Costumes Make Appearance

Washington reports early spring styles debuting in sport and street wear. Women favor cavalry tweed or twill for riding and golf attire with tailored dresses, skirts, and beige tweed ensembles. Capes gain popularity as separate garments for versatile layering.

Washington

Easter Dance Planned by Elks in Hagerstown

The B P O 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 requiring cards at the door.

B. P. O. Els Hagerstown Hagerstown Country Club Lodge Paul Canning

Annual Homemakers Meeting Held in Downsville

The Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs held its Spring meeting at Downsville Church with many members registered. Prof. C. S. Richardson of the University of Maryland gave the keynote address. Key program participants included Miss Margaret Buley and Mrs. J. G. Steffey, plus musical and fashion items by local groups.

Washington County Council Homemakers Clubs Downsville Church Downsville Club C. S. Richardson U. of Md Margaret Buley Hagerstown J. G. Steffey Williamsport Homemakers Halfway Club 4H Council

Birthday Dinner Celebrates Patricia Trene Thomas

Mr and Mrs W C Thomas of Boonsboro hosted a birthday dinner at their home for their daughter Patricia Trene Thomas on her first birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harvey Davis Mr and Mrs H M Lumm and daughter Louise of this city Miss Bessie Freeze Mr and Mrs T H Harshman Miss Fannie Lin and Miss Mildred Thomas.

W. C.thomas Boonsboro Patricia Trene W. C. Thomas Harvey Davis H. M. Lumm Louise Bessie Freeze T. H. Harshman Fannie Line J Mildred Thomas

Musical Service at St John’s Lutheran Church

A special musical service at St John’s Lutheran Church Sunday evening begins at 7 30 with Grace Washburn as guest soprano. J Atlee Young directs the choir and the program traces the Crucifixion with solos duets and choral numbers. Merritt Campbell and Mrs Kreider appear in selections for Holy Week services.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Grace Washburn Woloiat J. Atlee Young Babylon Coleridge-Taylor Miss Washburn Donald Reed Clarence Gerrard Raymond Chilchote Merritt Campbell Messiah A. H. Kreider James Hendry Mary Howard

Pleasant party held for son by Webb family

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Webb hosted a pleasant party in honor of their son's birthday. Music provided by John D. Seibert Clarence Seibert and Leroy Swope. Refreshments served for numerous guests including Flossie Hammond Charles Scuffin Julia Baker Wesley Webb and many Webb and Seibert family members.

John W. Webb John D. Seibert Clarence Seibert Leroy Swope Flossie Hammond Charles Scuffin Julia Baker Wesley Webb Mary Beall Joseph Webb Ruth Miller Ralph Harshman Ernest Jones J. W. Webb Wesley Swope

Bitter Tone Tonic Tablets Ad from Cauffmans Cut Rate Store

An old tonic presents itself as an Indian style mix of roots herbs and barks claimed to increase appetite aid digestion and boost energy. It promises no harmful drugs and a money back guarantee. Get your package today.

Cauffman Adv

County asked to help Fresh Air Kiddies this summer

Miss Anna Belle Lambert of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund spoke to local women's groups about hosting New York City children this summer. The Womens Club pledged support while noting they cannot sponsor a drive, inviting previous hosts to arrange placements through chairwomen Mrs Hess, Mrs Leng, and Mrs Dutton for two weeks starting August 3.

Anna Belle Lambert Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York City Women’s Club Women’s Auxiliary The Presbyterian Church New York S. B. Riley Fresh Air Fund Women’s Club Hag W. 5. Hess J. A. Leng M. W. Dutton Miss Lambert

Orphans Home Reports February March Activity

At the monthly board meeting President C Harry Keller reported 70 children in residence on February 1. By March 81 there were 69. Nine eyes were examined and five fitted with glasses. Donations from groups and individuals supported clothing and activities. An Easter program is planned with public invitation and an April 12 auxiliary meeting.

Board of Managers of the Orphans’ Home C. Harry Keller Fernity A. C. Malach J. Russell W. P. Martin Rowland Davies Jack Bricker Dixie Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co J. Robt Markley Jas. BR Maddern M.T Warrenfeltz & Sons Gilbert Roessner Bros Sadie Bernhart Conrad Surger Paul Nunamaker Lilian Grosenicke D. Frank Miller

WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD

A reader asks about marrying a loving fiancé despite a restrictive mother. Betty Brainerd advises against delaying marriage and recommends pursuing a life with the partner while balancing future goals. The columnist offers practical support and signs off with her contact address.

Betty Brainerd

Yoder Speaks on Ideals at Hagerstown High Assembly

Dr Yoder from Juanita College addressed Hagerstown High School students on Ideals during a Thursday morning assembly. Student body president William Beavers presided as an entertaining musical program followed, featuring Paul Watlington Jr on xylophone with Vir ginis Reed at the piano. Additional vocalists included Beatrice Phillips Naomi Schlotterbeck with Rebecca Foltz at the piano and Jane Miller accompanying.

Yoder Juanita College Hagerstown High School William Beavers Paul Watlington, Jr Anchors Aweigh Fort Gay Virginis Reed Beatrice Phillips Jane Miller Naomi Schlotterbeck Chloe Street of Rebecca Foltz

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Edward Webb Vv ‘Avenue Mas "Frank W. Mish South Atreet Jack Abbott Baltimore J. F. Rodgers H. Vieinger 8. F. Ellis Paul Gooded Rebekah Williamson Lorraine ‘Schmidt H. R. Long Edward Schlotterbeck Maryland Avenue W. Franklin Street Arthur L. Glover Charles Town W. Va Josephine Strite Woman's Christian Temperance Union Keedysville M. B. Thomas Kaybee Peoples Store Washington St RED Cross Mattress Miller’s Furniture Store Potomac St Womenr's L& B East Washington Larm’s EAUTY N. Potomac St Palm Sunday Episcopal Church Reformed Jerry Harp Epworth League Howard Street Jacob E. Shoemaker Goldie L. Weller Hancock J. Lloyd Powers Olive C. Yonkers Brown Smart Shop Frigidaire Potomac Edison CO Helen Williams Eyeesee State Weetee Som Sone Elks St. John’s Lutheran Son Atlantic States John D. Myers & Co Montgomery Ward & Co East 65Th St N. Y Kline Bros. Best Rudy Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy Hamilton Corner Greenwalt Electric Supply Co West Antietam Street Majestic Radios Garver Furniture Co the Store For Best Hagerstown Paint and Jass Company SUN Proof W. Franklin St Phone Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co Franklin and Jonathan Streete BUY Urma Stores Tripe Hagerstown Brewing Co Grand Bldg Fresh Meats Chicago Market Company Virginia Care Blue Mountain Lines Jin Town’ of Huyett Bros Quality Bakers
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