Birthday Parties At Two Homes In Local Social Notes
Edna Earle Rowland hosted a seven birthday party at 202 N Locust St with yellow decor and seven candle cake. Winners Clinton Beachley and Margaret Binkley. guests included Laura Miller Irene Bonebrake and others. Clarence Thomas surprise party with elaborate supper attended by many friends. Read of social visits and local society events including motorist party, hotel visitors, and church circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Earle Rowland
N. Locust St
Clinton Beachley
Margaret Binkley
Laura Miller
Irene Bonebrake
Helen Binkley
Frances Sheeler
Caroline Reed
Nancy Beachley
Bina Rowland
Richard Bonebrake
Bobby Hensell
Billy Schlossen
John Hankey
Evelyn
Anna Laween Hess
Waynesboro
George Bonebrake
Omer Beachley
Earle Rowland
Jonas Rowland
Clarence Thomas
Clarence Jenna
Clyde Hartle
BE. L. Nott
Berry Hartle
Jesse Brewer
Ivin Miller
Ern Show
Frank Stouffer
John Lowery
Helen Stouffer
Dora Thomas
Dietta Burk
Lena ‘Knode
Garven Show
Kenneth Hartle
Clyde Miller
Hartle
Miller
Paul Stockslager
Daniel Garlock
Lester Grave
Home Demonstration Work Schedule Briefing
Miss Susan Garberson, county agent, returning after pharyngitis, will meet the Women's Club at Williamsport schoolhouse at 2 30 this afternoon to lead basketry work. Friday she will meet Girls' Clubs at Ringgold and the bread team from Smithsburg, Irene Baler, Catherine Baler, and Margaret Bushey, will demonstrate bread making at a Westminster community fair.
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Susan Garberson
Williamsport
Ringgold
Smithsburg
Irene
Catherine Baler
Margaret Bushey
Westminster
Letters To Lovers By Winona Wilcox Explores Psychology
The article surveys psychology as the modern word for motives in dress, home life, food, and romance. It notes three primal urges food safety and sex guiding behavior, and argues readers should apply psychology to understand motives in love and social actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Wilcox
Nanea
Reading Club Bazaar Brings Old Fashioned Goodies
Smithsburg hosts an Old Fashioned Bazaar by the Ladies Reading Club at Hotel Wishard on Friday and Saturday evenings to raise funds for the Smithsburg Library. The menu features flapjacks and country sausage on Friday and oysters du luxe with baked goods and ice cream on Saturday, open 4 PM to 10 PM both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Ladies’ Reading Club
Wishard
Egyptian Market Opens Saturday With Elaborate Attractions
The Elks Club plans a week long Egyptian Market starting Saturday featuring vaudeville music by the Seven Knights of Jazz and ornate decorations. Prizes range from coal to a diamond ring in a Grand Drawing Contest, plus a ladies popularity contest with a diamond ring as first prize and a white gold wrist watch as second. A Baby Contest is set for Thursday at the Armory with entries to be brought by parents. Proceeds boost the Elk's benefit fund. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Knights of Jazz
Elks Club
Polack
Nedy
L. B. Stone
Armory
Elk's Benefit
EAKLE JESSOP WEDDING A MOST BEAUTIFUL EVENT
A noon ceremony at Mrs. Marion C. G. Eakle’s home in Baltimore united Kathryn Eakle and Norman J. Jessop. The Rev. G I Rider officiated, with Miss Kathryn Miller playing. The couple will reside in Baltimore after a honeymoon to Tampa and other Southern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion CG. Eakle
Virginia Avenue
Kathryn
Norman
JL. Jessop
Baltimore
Kathryn Miller
Anna Newcomer
Lewis Brill
Tampa
Fla
Auxiliary To Meet At St John’s Episcopal Parish Home
Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church will meet Friday at 3 PM at the Parish Home. President Mrs P. Alexander will preside with officers and members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.John’s Episcopal Church
Mra. BP
P. Alexandar
Youth Portrays Youth on Stage in The Straw
New York actress Alice Rohe profiles Margallo Gilmore in The Straw, a nearly 20-year-old playing an 18-year-old role. Gilmore speaks frankly about youth, technique, and the pressure to mature quickly, noting how audiences yearn for a broader range of youth and experience in modern drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rohe
New York
Eileen Carmody
Margallo ‘Gilmore
Margallo Gilmore
State Convention Invited Here Next Year by U.D.G.
Delegates representing Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter U D G met to plan invitations for the state convention in Baltimore on December 7. Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler, newly elected president general of the U D C, will attend as a guest. Local members plus several from Hagerstown and Boonsboro will invite the state convener to hold two days in Hagerstown next year. A supper and bazaar for schools was announced at Boonsboro with plans for a delegation Friday night. New members included Mrs. William Hamilton and Mrs. Katherine Overington among others. The next meeting falls on Robert E. Lee's birthday, January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kyd Douglas
U. D.G
Baltimore
Franklin P. Canby
U. D.C
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
Richard Alvey, Jr
Hagerstown
BH. L. Eavey
KIWANIANS HOST BARN DANCE AT SINES GARAGE
Nearly 200 Kiwanis members and guests visited Mr and Mrs George W Carroll for a barn dance in Sines garage. The eve featured square then modern dance, Kiwanis comedy by Ridenour’s band, yokel acts, ice cream factory tour, cornstalk decor, straw seating, lantern lighting, and a hot dog lunch at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carroll
Sines
Carroll
Ridenour
B. Phillips
R.A. Leiter
Chas. Thropp
J. S. Wilmuth
Kiwanis
DOKKIES PLAN A TRIP TO CUMBERLAND
At a Darak Temple meeting in West Franklin Street the invitation from Wa haba Temple of Cumberland to attend its mammoth ceremony on Friday December 2 1921 was accepted. Members may form parties to travel by automobile. those wishing to join should contact a member with a car. Depart Hagerstown on the Western Maryland at noon Friday with no special train car provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temple
Franklin Street
Wahaba Temple
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Maryland
First Musicale by Women's Club in Hagerstown
Mrs Edith Frantz Mills and Miss Ruth Elizabeth Engle arrive from Annville in the afternoon to perform at Trinity Lutheran auditorium at 8 15 pm on the club musicale. Mrs Philo Statton hosts tea 4 00 5 00 pm in their honor. Mrs J C Byron presides and guests may attend for 50 cents with club tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Frantz Mills
Ruth Elizabeth Engle
Women's Club
Hagerstown
Annville
Philo Statton
Potomac Avenue
Statton
Mills
Miss Engle
Trinity Lutheran Auditorium
J. C. Byron
Butchering Parties At Williamsport Home
A butcher party at the Albert Palmer home near Williamsport killed three fine porkers and shared a dinner with guests including Jasper Nigigeous Mrs. George Gray Margaret Bernard John Clark from Harrisburg Charlie Mansour Waynesboro and others. A second party at George W. Gray’s Falling Waters road home near Williamsport killed four porkers with attendees from Hagerstown Fairview Waynesboro Downsville and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Palmer
Williamsport
Fne
Jasper Nigigeous
George Gray
Margaret Bernard
John Clark
Harrisburg
Charlie Mansous
City
John Palmers
Waynesboro
Clamer South
St. James
John Gray
Richard Nalley
Roy Friese
Richard Palmer
Ruda Palmer
Edgar Donald
Paul Palmer
George W. Gray
Falling Waters
Hagerstown
George Cromer
Samuel Eeichelberger
Mildred
Stoner
George Manious
Charles’ Manious
John St. Clair
Fairview
John Calomer
Faire Malde Candy Store boosts sales with Herald Mail ad
Proprietors on East Washington street opened their shop and welcomed many customers responding to a Herald Mail classified advertisement. The candy store owners credited the ad with immediate basket sale increases and urged others to use the Herald Mail for business growth.
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Washington Street
Herald-Mail
The
Rour Busi Reas
Health Demonstration Unit Event At Hagerstown School
A Hagerstown health demonstration invites Bicizns ministers and teachers to attend. Officers and nurses connected with the Demonstration will be present along with physicians. The Health Association aims to educate the public and inform congregations about the program and its benefits for school children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bicizns
Tthe Association
Boata
Ansingle
Coit
Thiere
Chamber of Commerce to Name New Manager Soon
Directors met at a function and prepared for a new board. Nominations will be mailed in days, with selection deferred after the election. Dozens of applications are on file at Raw 4 as the chamber pursues locating new industrial plants. Rotary talk on education drew mixed reactions from Major Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Merce
Morgan
Expi
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