Rotary Kiwanis Joint Lunch and Golf Tournament
The Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs sponsor a joint luncheon at Fountain Head Country Club tomorrow for about 125 men, followed by a golf tournament. Randolph Moors and Vinton Hershey lead the event with the Herald-Mail trophy as top prize. Rotarians aim to retain the cup. The Rotary Club's fifteen piece orchestra under Joseph W. Byron will headline the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Fountain Head Country Club
Randolph Moors
Vinton Hershey
Herald-Mail
Rotary Club
Joseph W. Byron
Club's Final Camping Trip Ends Sub-Deb Club
The U. S. Club, a two member National Federation subgroup, plans a weekend camping trip at Broad Fording starting Thursday. After five years in existence, the club will be formally dissolved on Saturday night by members including Jane E. Hawn, Anne C. Kevetz, Jeanne Murray, Janice Miller, Betty Miller, Edna Bishop, Opal Bishop, Betty Potts, and Clif E. Miller. Special guest nights are set for Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
U. S. Club
National Federation of
Broadfording
Jane E. Hawn
Anne C. Kevetz
Jeanne Murray
Janice
Betty Miller
Edna and Opal Bishop
Betty Potts
Clif E. Miller
Fitz Reunion Held At Cold Springs Sunday
The Fitz family held its annual reunion at Cold Springs park on Sunday. Mrs Walter Mc Laughlin was appointed chairman of arrangements for next year and Charles B Fitz of Waynesboro was elected president. John Heffner of Rouzerville became vice president with Mrs Clarence Harbaugh of Waynesboro as secretary treasurer. Prizes were awarded and a program of songs and readings given with special games for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
Cold Springs Park
Walter McLaughlin
Charles B. Fitz
Waynesboro
John Heffner
Rouzerville
Clarence Harbaugh
Federation Meeting At Kreider Home Luncheon
Mrs Ammon H Kreider hosted a luncheon at South Prospect street to honor Mrs Roland Whitehurst newly elected Maryland Federation of Music Clubs president. The meeting followed at the Kreider home with officers named for the federation and junior units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon H. Kreider
South Prospect Street
Roland Whitehurst
Chevy Chase
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Kreider
J. Alvey Long
Maryland Federation
A. H. Kreider
Edward Oswald, Jr
Wolfinger Reunion At City Park August 25
The Wolfinger clan announces its annual reunion will take place at City Park on Wednesday August 25. Jenna Wolfinger of Leitersburg presides as president and urges members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfinger
Jenna Wolfinger
Leitersburg
Busy Personal News From Town and Nearby Cities
The column lists numerous local residents and guests, detailing trips to Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and Jacksonville, names such as Gerald Eckstine A D Rose Dolores Harshman and Mrs Lottie Ensminger. It notes health updates hospital stays and a move to Fountain Head Heights plus attendance at events and church roles in Raleigh and Baltimore.
Operetta at Keedysville staged by Kee dsville students
Sixty Kee dysville school pupils present The Land of Dreams Come True an operetta at 9:30 p m tomorrow on the Homecoming grounds in three acts. The tale spans a forest playground act one Mother Goose’s home act two and a return to the forest in act three with enchanted pixies and earth children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
Mother Goose
4-H Exhibit Highlights Washington County Fashion and Craftwork
Washington county 4-H members showcased dresses, sports and school outfits, housecoats, gowns, and crafts at the county home demonstration office in Hagerstown. Forty girls modeled and competed in various divisions with awards announced by Margaret Loar. First-place earners include Anna Mae Honedel, Sarah Ellen Boyles, Alice Kretzer, Ruth Keedy, Irene Nalley, and Florence Hatfield. First-place exhibits advance to University of Maryland’s Boys' and Girls' Club Week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hagerstown
Margaret Loar
Cumberland
Anna Mae Honedel
Leitersburg
Zelda Grove
Smithsburg
Winola Staley
Thelma Everitts
Ruth Kershner
Jean Harshman
Rosalie Kreizer
Mary Margaret Remsburg
Sarah Ellen Boyles
Clearspring
Helen Downey
Downsville
Betty Cunningham
Mildred Hawbaker
Mary Catillio
Anna Mae Good
Edna Martz
Alice Kretzer
Doris Baker
Edythe Kershner
Anna Katherine Hiberger
Marguerite Buchanan
Tran Lehman
Cedar Lawn
Thelma Ward
Mary Stottlemyer
Elaine Shank
Arada Pickering
Ruth Keedy
Ethel Downey
Irene Nalley
Helen Coffman
Keedysville
Alice Coffman
Lois Grob
Pearl Stottlemyer
Virginia Paulsgrove
Phyllis Grob
Doris Grob
Alice Rohrer
Margerstown
Florence Hatfield
Mapleville
Joyce Dayhoff
Thelma Kretzer
Mary Jane Kephart
Boonsboro
Doris Moats
Ann Katherine Hiberger
Ann Cross
Cora Houser
Funkstown
Doris Marshall
Dorothy Shank
Junior Webb
Helen Row
University of Maryland
SERVICE AT WOODS CHURCH WILL HOLD WEEKLY SPEAKERS
The First Church of God continues services at Douh's Woods this week with speakers Evangelist Stewart tonight Cronise Barr Thursday Rev Stephen Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
First Church of God
Douh's Woods
Evangelist
Stewart
Cronise Barr
Rev
Stephen
Vacationing and visiting residents in Maryland and California
Miss Alice Doub, a student nurse at Washington County Hospital, vacations at Cane May. Nude Miss Beatrice Clements of San Francisco is the house guest of her cousin Mrs. Victor M. Tushwa in Mount Prospect. Mrs. Nellie Garver and daughter Miss Jane Garver of Baltimore spend the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beachley in Reid, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Hines
North Mulberry Street
Washington County Hospital
Catherine Doub
Sharpsburg Pike
Washington
R. M. Hill
King Street
Chiropractors
Dallas
Texas
Alice Doub
Cane May
Beatrice Clements
San Francisco
Calif
Victor M. Tushwa
Mount Prospect
Nellie Garver
Jane Garver
Baltimore
W. H. Beachley
Reid, Md
Stem Torso Fashion Aims For Paris Designed Clothes
Paris fashion news reports a new stem torso using a cinched waist and rounded hips as corseting tightens silhouettes from bust to hips. Winter frocks feature rigid bodices, bustle backs, and long sleeves with high necklines while day coats use fur trim and draped pleatings. Jacques Heim presents fullness at the back with slim waists and hip emphasis along with straight skirts and longer jackets in new lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mainhbacher
Jacques Heim
Women In The News Highlight Four On The Job
Mary Pfeiffer has spent fifty years winding spider webs into diaphragm threads for surveying instruments. Diana Barrymore Blythe, daughter of John Barrymore, heads toward Broadway via summer stock. Nellie Granger returns as an air liner stewardess after overcoming fear from a Pennsylvania crash. Court Jane Bolin, 31, becomes New York Court of Domestic Relations justice, the first black woman on the city bench. Ohio's oldest brick road is likely a Steubenville street laid in fe s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pfeiffer
Diana Barrymore Blythe
John Barrymore
Michael Strange
Harrison Tweed
Diana
Broadway
Nellie Granger
Pennsylvania
Jane M. Bolin
Wellesley
Yale Law School
Court of Domestic Relations
New York
Hagerstown W C T U Holds Meeting at City Park
The Hagerstown W C T U met in City Park to dedicate a bronze tablet for the Frances Willard tree. A committee was formed to select an inscription for the September dedication. Washington county becomes a Gold Star county with a $700 Willard Memorial Fund goal and potential Gold Star status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
R. A. Heard
Mentie Kemp
R. R. Richards
Betterton
George W. Rohrer
Frances H. Willard
Washington County
Dinner For Board Of Directors At First Federal
Major Joseph W. Byron entertained the Board of Directors of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association at a dinner in the Alexander Hotel marking the sixteenth anniversary of the association. Directors present included P. J. Potter Baron Beecher Harvey Heyser James E. Young Clarence Emerson Donald Staley D. F. Crowley George Slaybaugh William Foltz HE. Stuart Bushong and Samuel E. Phillips. Byron, president, thanked the board for their unpaid service. STAG PICNIC announcements were mailed for a BPO Elks event to be held August 6 at Grove's Clubhouse near Dam Na 4 along the Potomac River with an expected large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Byron
First
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Alexander Hotel
Association
Messrs
P. J. Potter
Baron 2. Beecher
Harvey Heyser
James E. Young
Clarence Emerson
Donald Staley
D. F. Crowley
George 14. Slaybaugh
William ©. Foltz
HE. Stuart Bushong
Samuel E. Phillips
Major Byron
B. P. O. Elks
Grove
Dam Na 4
Potomac River
Bailey Birth of Son Larry at 42 West Side Avenue
Mr and Mrs Elmer S Bailey announce the birth of a son Larry born July 26 at their home 42 West Side Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer S. Bailey
West Side Avenue
Larry 5S
Miniatures at museum display Mogul portraits
A new exhibition of twenty four Mogul Empire miniatures is on view in the Print Room of the Washington Museum of Fine Arts through August. The collection features Babar Maham Begum Akbar Shah Jahan Mumtaz Mahal and Taj Mahal depictions, noted for historical value and expert execution. Hours: Mon closed, Tue-Sat 10 am to 5 pm, Sun 1 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Museum of Fine Arts
Babar
Mogul
Maham Begum
Akbar
Anai Kali
Shah Jahan
Agra
Taj Mahal
Mumtazi-Mahal
Arjurmand Bano Begam
Mumtaz-i-Mahal
Muimtaz-i-Mahal
Esther Williams Wins 100 Meter Freestyle at A A U Meet
Miss Esther Williams representing the Los Angeles Athletic Club won the 100 meter freestyle at the women's national A A U swimming meet in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Esther Williams
Los Angeles, Cal
Local woman Rhoda Munson wins home window contest
Mrs. Rhoda Munson of East Franklin Street is named one of the prize-winners in a national home window decorating contest sponsored by Scranton Craftspun curtains. The awards include a lace dinner cloth, several cash prizes, and two round-trip tickets to the New York or San Francisco fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Munson
East Franklin Street
Scranton Craftspun Curtains
New York
San Francisco
Outing by Playground Directors at Mountain Cabin
Members of the Board of Governors of Supervised Playgrounds gathered at the mountain cabin of Mr and Mrs L V Crist for an enjoyable outing. A supper was followed by group singing games mountain hiking and target shooting with many friends in attendance including Dr and Mrs William Dutton and numerous named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
L. V. Crist
Crist
Victor
William Dutton
Raymond Spahr
Nidge
Harvey M. Miller
L. A. Voris
Dorothy Voris
Alice B. Edmonds
Bertha M. Negley
Irvin Rutledge
Wilbur Phillips
Calvin Mumma
Carlton Godlorye
Nancy Frantz
Russell Kepler
Louise Wampler
Jean McLaughlin
Catherine Wagner
Cecelia Gutelius
Robert Gutelius
F. G. Moore
Frank Chapman
Burton Richaris
Get what you wank through fassified on and he satisfied
A garbled fragment yields no clear event or names. The readable bits suggest a discussion of fulfillment or satisfaction but lack concrete persons, places, or actions to anchor a coherent card. This item remains indecipherable for a valid T and S under field rules.
Tea for Bride Honors Lois Beachiey Before Saturday Wedding
Mrs. Ivan D Rohrer hosted a tea at 217 South yesterday from 3 to 3 o clock complimenting Miss Lois Beachiey whose marriage to Lester Stouffer will take place Saturday. Pink and green color notes graced the decorations. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Clarence H Rohrer and Miss Helen Rohrer. Twenty five guests called during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan D. Rohrer
South Prospect Street
Lois Beachiey
Lester Stouffer
Clarence H. Rohrer
Helen Rohrer
Four Heclah Members Would Stretch 700 Miles in Line
If all the four Heclah members in the United States joined a single file in one long line, their march would exceed seven hundred miles in length, illustrating the small size of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Kiwanis and Rotary
Cold Springs
Federation
W. Wash
Troy Laundry
Bikkle’s
Sxot
M& New Arrow Service
Arrow Shoe Store
Washington Street
Cors Public Square
C.S. Eckstine
Kenneth Eckstine
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Marineland
Fla
Gerald Eckstine
Eckstines
Billy Morin
Camp Stanley
Mary Stover
A. D. Rose
Kane Spigler
Ruth Powles
Senator
Atlantic City
Maud M. Hayman
Potomac Avenue
East Orange
N. J
G. W. Zahn, Jr
Frederick Road
Fountain Head Heights
Dolores Harshman
Wolfsville
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Stanley Smith
Raleigh
N. C
B. C. Hartman
Randolph Avenue
Mr. Smith
Trinity Lutheran
First Christian
Clinton Rowland
City
Harry Chew
Frederick
Kathleen Zahn
Lottie Ensminger
Phyllis
Joyce
South Locust Street
Walter Martin
J. Albert Hawken
Daily Mail
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Williamsport
J. W. Fisher
Sharpsburg
Roanoke
D. S. McClain
Winter Street
Louise McClain
Helen Skinner
L. K. Leatherman
Cedar Lawn Park
Louise Grove
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Dillon Grove
East Avenue
Clyde Kouitz
Marsh Pike
Nevin Harbaugh
Paramount
Norfolk, Va
Howard Strock
Ben Shank
New York City
R. W. Martin
Fred
Guy Cornell
Charles
D. M. Brewer
Edgar Sprecher
Letitia Belle
Glenside
David Snyder
Harry Snyder
Steubenville
Fes
City Park
Board of Directors
Miniatures
Saratoga
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Molly Hudson
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
C.P
Gale's Beauty Salon
Are
Everly
American Institute of Laundering
Morning Herald
Birais
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