Easter weekend guest list spans several towns
Mina Gladys Qibeon and Marjorie Freeman visit Dr and Mrs Campbell in West Washington street while Virginia Conner arrives from the University of Maryland for the Easter holiday. Numerous students and officials return home for break, with births and hospital updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Gladys ‘Qibeon
Harrisonpure
Marjorie Freeman
Salisbury
W. D. Campbell
West Washington Street
Virginia Conner
University of Maryland
Dolores Funkhouser
Stuart Hall
Staunton
South Prospect Street
Dance at Fountain Head Club April 20
A spring dance is set for Thursday April 20 at Fountain Head Country Club. Dick Moul and His Weldon Hall Orchestra will perform with soloist Miss Jones. Dancing runs from 9 30 p m to 2 a m. Victor F Stine has been reelected chairman of the new dance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Dick Moul
Weldon Hall
Fountain Head
Miss Jones
Victor F. Stine
Russell Herbert Elected Y M C A Vice President at Duke
Russell C Herbert of East Franklin Street has been elected vice president of the Students Y M C A at Duke University. A senior, he has participated in Y M C A social activities and maintains an outstanding scholastic record, making him a leading eligible member of his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Herbert
A. D. Herbert
East Franklin Street
Duke University
Herbert
Eastern Star Party Celebrates Chapter Birthday
The Hagerstown Chapter No. 88 marked its fourth birthday with a social after its regular meeting. Louise Staley led an evening program of songs readings and piano duets with Dorothy Kouitz Miriam Kirk Kathleen Pearce Ber nice Pearce and Gayl McConnell performing. John K. Baker Jr and Mrs Marie Hartsock directed pop songs during refreshments as Easter themed floral table decor added to the event attended by about 150 people from Frederick Sharpsburg and Keedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Star
Louise Staley
Dorothy Kouitz
Miriam Kirk
Elizabeth Henneberger
Gayl McConnell
Marche Militaire
Kathleen
Bernice Pearce
John K. Baker, Jr
Marie Hartsock
Frederick
Sharpsburg
Keedysville
Miss Madelyn Thomas Hosts Birthday Party at East Franklin
Miss Madelyn Thomas entertained friends at 218 East Franklin Street on Monday evening for the birthdays of Ruth Cunningham and Alma Reese. Guests included Alma Reese Ruth Cunningham Doris Eldridge Virginia Soby Louise Beckley Margaret Keener and others. the celebration featured dancing bridge and pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn ‘Thomas
East
Franklin Street
Ruth Cunningham
Alma Reese
Doris Eldridge
Virginia Soby
Louise Beckley
Margaret Keener
Madelyn Thomas
Roderic Reed
Nelson Jones
Alumni Association to Host Spring Dance at Williamsport High
Williamsport High School Alumni Association has completed plans for a dance in the high school auditorium. Music will be provided by George Buys and His Playing Cards. Due to college students home for holidays, a large alumni turnout is expected with invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Krintz
Washington
Edna Klinger
Grover Printz
Williamsport High School Alumni Association
George Buys
Local Students Plan Elaborate May Day at Hood College
Hood College in Frederick will host May Day on May 13 to mark the fortieth anniversary of the college and its president Dr Joseph Henry Apple. Elizabeth Loy and Helen Harp, local students, serve on costume and music committees respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Joseph Henry Apple
Elizabeth Loy
Helen Harp
Talk On Merits Of Summer Camp Discussed
Miss Kathryn Ruland of Chambersburg spoke at the Women s Club Child Study Section on the educational advantages of the summer camp. She described Camp Robin Hood near Chambersburg and the camp fire program plus studies and sports. Mrs Perry Prather led the discussion on character training. A luncheon invitation from the Baltimore Child Study group was extended for April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Ruland
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Women's Club
Robin Hood
Perry Prather
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore Child Study Group
Oratorio At Episcopal Church This Evening
The well known Lenten oratorio Thateven Last Words by Du bois will be sung by the choir of St Johns Episcopal church this evening at 7 30 oclock. The soloists will be Mrs Helen Cavanaugh soprano Amos Harper reg er Ray Troxell baritone Merritt Campbell baritone and Prof Roy Alexander MacMichael organist and choirmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Helen Cavanaugh
Amos Harper
Reger
Ray, Troxell
Merritt Campbell
Roy Alexander MacMichael
Thriver's Class Holds Low Mood Party at St. Pauls Church
A Thriver's Class gathering at St. Pauls United Brethren social room featured a low mood party with outdated attire. Mrs. Alta McCleary won first prize, Ruth Spalding second. Refreshments were crackers and water then fruit salad cocoa and wafers. Officers elected: President Mrs. Hubert Schindel, Vice President Mrs. Alta McCleary, Secretary Mrs. Lelia Sefton, Assistant Secretary Miss Virgil Brown, Treasurer Mrs. Ethel Higgs, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, Teacher Mrs. Mae Clopper, Assistant Teacher Miss Innes Boyer, Pianist Mrs. Frances Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Alta McCleary
Ruth Spalding
Hubert Schindel
Lelia Seffton
Virgil Brown
Ethel Higgs
Mary Zimmerman
Mae Clopper
Innes Boyer
Frances Harbaugh
Cantata The Last Supper By First Christian Choir
The First Christian Church choir presents The Last Supper cantata by Eric Thirnan under Asher Edelman on Thursday at 7 45 PM. Five divisions trace Preparation Betrayal Last Supper The New Commandment and The Way the Truth and Life with voices including Mrs Hildebrand Miss Phillips Miss Saum and Messrs Updegraf Davies. Communion follows the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Thirnan
Asher 3. Edelman
Joseph Hildebrand
Beatrice Phillips
Mary Frances Saum
George W. Updegrais
Kenneth L. Adama
J. Alfred Davies
Rowland J. Davies
Evangelistic Services Continue at First Baptist Church
Special services were held last night at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Paul B. Watlington preaching on A Day of Conflict from Matthew 21. He cited parables of the two sons in the vineyard and the marriage feast. The Riches of Love men’s choir sang. Services run daily this week at 7 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Paul B. Watlington
Mr. Watlington
Birthday Party Honors Phyllis Carty At Summit Avenue
Mr and Mrs M Carty hosted a birthday party at 163 Summit Avenue Monday night for their daughter Phyllis who turned twelve. Guests included Frances Snavely Rosemary Knodle Vivian Brown Madeline Herbert Louise Long Vern Long Miriam Bloom Janice Carty and Ce llellig M Bair with games and prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carty
Summit Avenue
Phyllis
Frances Snavely
Roasmary Knodle
Vivian Brown
Madeline Herbert
Louise
Vern Long
Miriam Bloom
Frank Carty
Janice
Ceellig
M. Bair
Dahlia Society Board Meeting and Upcoming Pageant
The Hagerstown Dahlia Society met at 57 Wayside Avenue with 35 members present. Four new members joined, and H C Kuhn won the member contest. a pageant titled Contest of Nations will be performed April 17 at 8 P M by Ebenezer A M E church members under Rev J A Brown and Mrs Brown with Loyal Daughters support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Long
Downsville
Katie Bitner
Elizabeth Kelly
Hagerstown Dahlia Society
H. C. Remsburg
Wayside Avenue
H.C. Snooka
E. F. White
W.H. Lewis
J. William Shiffiet
H .C. Kuhn
H. C. Grove
Charles Gibney
L. J. Bower
W. 8
Gibney
Buena Vista
Concord Streets
Contest of Nations
First Christian Church
Ebenezer A. M. EB. Church
Liberty
Justice and Peace
J. A. Brown
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice On Early Dating At Home
A reader asks how to persuade parents to allow dating. The columnist urges patience, suggests inviting a known boy to the home for the mother to meet, and recommends chaperoned first outings to earn trust and dignity, with the mother as a potential ally in expanding freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Tam
Ton
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the Daily Mail
Bernice Daniels
Kutztown State Teachers’ College
Robert R. Daniels Hamilt
Thomas Sharpe
On Thomas, Jr
Buffalo
Gail Bevans Cabhill
Alice Rinehart Cobill
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mary E. Caton
Potomac Avenue
Pittsburgh
Portland
Connie Russell
Highland Way
Washington County Hospital
M. J. Maloney
Mark
Washington, D. C
Joseph Maloney
Fred Wright, Jr
Louis Funkhouser
Durham
M. C
Mary Troxell
New York
Anna and
Martha Troxell
Carmel, N. Y
Kelley
Oak HU Avenue
Robert Boyle
Virginia Avenue
Dalton Welty
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Funkstown
H. D. McLaughlin
Oak Hill Avenue
Culver
Ind
Allan Sutter
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne
C. Fred Bible
The
Terrace
Roy Danzer
N. C
Mrs
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
William P. Kesmodel
Western Maryland College
Paul E. Holdcraft
Carroll Y. Matrquart
West Church Street
Kaybee Peoples Store
Washington St
Larm’s -Eauty
Potomac St
RED. Cross
Nicodemus National Bank
Priset
Russell Herbert
Eastern Star Party
Jack Schaller
Club
Royal Orchestra Ladies
Zel Smith
His
Pean Aces RK
Coss
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Atlantic States
Williamsport High
Lis
Episcopal Church
Woodland Way
Clab
Nedraw
Chicago Market CO
M. J. Kaurman
Mar
W. Washington St
Thriver
Christian Church
Brown Smart Shop
RED Cross
Miller’s Furniture
Dahlia Society
Potomac Ste
Piain Chow
Boston
New Haw Panneious Sg
Philadelphia
Pulagerpatees
Breet St. Stu
Pennsylvania Railroad
WE Women
BETTY
Brainerd
Hope Beauty Shop
Bonat Permanent Waves
Potomac &T
Wace
Enna Jettice
Bentz & Dunn
the House of Shoes
Kelvpator
Kelvinator Bohman Co., Inc
Jonathan St
Rudy
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
the Store For Best
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
SUN Proof
W. Franklin
Wrocaas
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