December Tea Shared by Women's Club Members
The Women’s Club hosted a Christmas tea with décor from the Garden Section led by Mrs. J Alvey Long. Guests included club president Mrs. S B Riley, tea chair Mrs. James C Elliott, and servers led by Mrs. William P Lane Jr and Mrs. Robert H McCauley. An exhibit of 151 Home and Philanthropy Section items was shown. The Drama Reading Class performed The Searching Wind, with participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Board of Directors
J. Alvey Long
S. B. Riley
James C. Elliott
William P. Lane, Jr
Robert H. McCauley
Franklin M. Thomas
John C. Pangborn
Home and Philantropy
C. A. Turner
Robert McCauley
Mesdames Brestle Rupert
Orville Myers
Arthur Baptisti
John Baer
Theodore Fletcher
Norman Holzapfel
Venezuela among top oil producers worldwide
Venezuela ranks as the third largest oil producer globally, reflecting its substantial output in the global energy market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Debutantes of Hagerstown Scheduled for Yuletide Luncheons
Hagerstown debutantes traveling home from college are invited to a sequence of social events this Yuletide season. Invitations list parties from December 16 through New Year’s Eve, including luncheons, teas, breakfasts, brunches, suppers, and dances hosted by local families and clubs at homes, the Women's Club, Hotel Alexander, Fountain Head Country Club, and Hotel. Named honorees include Miss Jean Lane, Miss Anne Spencer Brugh, Miss Ysola Sherrerd, and Miss Isola Sherrerd, with multiple host couples and venues across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
D. Raymond Snively
Matthew Connor
Jean Lane
Anne Spencer Brugh
John M. Colton
Ysola Sherrerd
Lesley A. Gardner
Women’s Club
E. Stuart Bushong
Lappans
Anne Brugh
Lewis T. Byron
North Potomac Street
Miss Lane
William Preston Lane
Hotel Alexander
A. Lesley Gardner
Isola Sherrerd
the Terrace
Alden Smith
Joseph C. Byron
South Prospect Street
Samuel N. Loose
Miss Brugh
Mary Potter
Forest Drive
Peggy Ballentine
Charles L. Harris
Lynn K. Brugh
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Russell Howard
Scholarship Won By Miss Clopper
Doris Clopper of Leitersburg has won a cash college scholarship as a National 4-H Congress prize winner in Chicago, after earning a Maryland 4-H Clothing Achievement award for five years of sewing over 105 garments mended and 13 home projects. She is 17 and among eight Maryland 4-H members receiving national honors with state awards and trips. Others: Donald McKnight, George Fry, Carl Feucht Jr., Doris Thompson, James Galbreath, Lois Keller, Louis Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Clopper
Leitersburg
Chicago
Miss Clopper
Lois Keller
Middletown
Louis E. Kelly
Whiteford
Mary Haworth's Letter Contained in Harsh Domestic Revelations
A reader criticizes a troubled marriage, describing a wife’s tantrums as hysterical outbursts and urging the husband to confront the problem. The writer advises stopping the hush hush attitude, and suggests leaving the home to seek counsel from a pastor, doctor, or lawyer if scenes recur.
Names On The Land Topic At Library
Miss Mary Kaylor reviewed Names On The Land by George Rippey Stewar t for Washington County Free Library last night. She explored national place names from coast to coast and noted Berlin Maryland’s name origin as a spelling change, urging spring reviews and public input.
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George Rippey Stewart
Washington County
Florida
Berlin
Roy Danzer
Citizens’ Committee
Kaylor
Columnist Mary Haworth Counsels in The Daily Mail
A Washington Post syndicated column excerpt features Mary Haworth advising readers about personal troubles. The plea notes readers should write to her via The Daily Mail for guidance, with a sharp tone about family strife and seeking disclosure before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
The
Daily Mail
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Plans Begin For Concert In March
Approximately 800 subscribers have received cards to reserve seats for the National Symphony Orchestra concert in Hagerstown on March 13 1946. Under Dr Hans Kindler the orchestra will perform at the Hagerstown High School auditorium with two additional school audience concerts March 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Symphony Orchestra
Victory Music Council
Hans Kindler
National Symphony Orchestra of
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown High School
Bacall Advises Cotton Layer In Hair Brush
Actress Lauren Bacall suggests placing a cotton layer in the hair brush bristles to absorb excess oil from the hair. The tip is offered as a quick grooming trick for shine control and easier styling.
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Lauren Bacall
Rev Young Leads Clothes Campaign
Rev G Aubrey Young named local chairman of the used clothing drive for war torn countries to start here early next month. He will lead a campaign similar to last winter with E Leister Mobley stepping down due to other duties. further details promised soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Aubrey Young
Wartorn
Mr. Young
Presbyterian Church
E. Leister Mobley
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Crane
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Phenix
Phenix Pabrt
Ett Company
Fleisher
Pepsi
Cohama
Musey & Evans
M.H
John D. Myers & Co
Ynety
Rev. Young
R.D. McKee
Pancho
Leiter Brothers
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery
Monte
Montg
Lawson
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
North Potomac St
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