Seventeen Appealing to Teens in School Play
The Dramatic Club at the High School presented Seventeen at the auditorium last night with Miss Miriam Everts directing from her Sick room. William Hassett led as William Sylvanus Baxter in a lively study of love and youth with Mildred Jenkins as Lola Pratt. Other strong turns came from Frances Reynolds as May Parcher and Anne Curtis McGraw as Jane Baxter, while Wilson O Connell and Russell Roux ter played Mr and Mrs Baxter. The set remained well handled especially in the second act porch scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Everts
Miss Everts
William Hassett
William Sylvanus Baxter
Booth Tarkington
Lola Pratt
Mildred Jenkins
May Parcher
Frances Reynolds
Anne Curtis McGraw Fur
Jane Baxter
Tarkington
Mr. Parener
Wilson O'Connell
Lola
Mrs. Baxter
Russell Rouxter
Ella Parker
Parker
Johnny Watson
Fred Eutler
Anne McGraw
Genesis
Milton Porterfield
Joe Bullet
Curtis
Keedysville notes and Christmas planning page
Keedysville brief items show Daniel Doub visiting W D Hughes and a Salem U B Church Christmas program committee formed by Mrs Frank Baker, Mrs Chester Wryand, Mrs Melvin Reel, Mrs Roscoe Hammond, and Russell Geeting. Several visits, a Thanksgiving pork butchering, and social calls among Keedysville residents are listed with families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Doub
Hagerstown
W. D. Hughes
Frank Baker
Chester Wryand
Melvin Reel
Roscoe Hammond
Russel Geeting
Salem U. B. Church
Margaret Wyand
Mary
Louise Fisher
G. W. Suively
Ella Adams
Baltimore
Mary Klinger
George Miller
Washington
Robert Price
Wlinger
Fairplay
Clayton Weaver
C. W. G. Rohrer
A. Albrecht
Eleanor
Philip
Arthur Kidwell
Howard Haines
Hilda
Rohrersville
Charles Hutzell
Frances
Leon
Oscar Stine
Helen
Braden
Vernon Long
Elwood
H. P. Kretzer
Aaron Pry
Ray Ditto
FOR SALE AND CARD OF THANKS CARD
ART SHOP at 181 Summit Ave advertises card table servers and covers, hand painted cookie boxes, china and other articles for sale. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Bessie Emerson and family thank friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Ave
Adv
Bessie Emerson
Appeal for silk stock ings and knitted silk materials
Morris Frock Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary appeals for old silk stockings, trico t dresses, silk knitted underwear and knitted silk materials for Perry Point Hospital’s occupational therapy building. The silk will be woven into pillow tops, tags, counterpanes and other items by disabled men. The appeal follows observations of soldiers using dyed knitted silk to create useful articles during a tour of the therapy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Frock Unit
American Legion
Auriliary
Perry Point Hospital
Lesher Oaks
J.C. Harman Arta
Perry Point
Oaks
Disabled ex‑servicemen urged to donate knitted garments
A wartime aid notice invites ex service men who are disabled to contribute old knitted silk garments in one branch of handi craft. People may leave them at the Legion Home or call any member of the Auxiliary for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxilary
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Nidtaig
Tarce Yeura
Sagle
Negley Bldg
Washington St
Madras
Colonial Theatre
West Baltimore Fruit and Produce Co
West Franklin St
Sunkist Oranges
Calif
Iceburg
N. Y
United States
Second National Bank
J. J. Funk
H. K. Mumma
J.J. Funk
J. V. Jamison, Jr
Frank H. Newcomer
J. O. Snyder
Jos A. Mullendere
Ass’t Cashier
Chas. W. Rauth
John R. Schindel
James Snyder
Wareham
Hagerstown, MD
Canada
Toronto
Dominion
Oxford Corn
Frank Silcox
Iona
Ontario
Keedysville
Fred. Y. Mills Music Store
West Franklin Street
Sonny Boy
Gene Austin
Rainbow
Johnny Marvin
H.L. Mills
Baltimore St
jAdv. R
RADIO
Stromberg-Carlson
the Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
Artz Gateway Orch
Ludwig Tire & Parking CO
W. Antietam St. Opp
Tomcross
Baker’s Bargins
E. Franklin St
Arlington
Mulberry and Antietam Streets
J. F. Irwin
Castoria
Bayer
Weet & Rolls
Su Whitman
Yardley
Coty
Hudnut
Houbigant
Metro and Stetson
West Washington ST
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