Christmas Vesper Service Draws Large Local Crowd
A Treble Clef Club vesper service at St. Paul's Methodist Church drew a full house with local choirs quartets and soloists. The program opened with an organ piece and closed with a joyful rendition of Joy to the World as chrysanthemums greens and candles decorated the church. The success suggests shifting the club’s annual Christmas musical from Monday night to Sunday afternoon.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Treble Clef Club
Local choirs unite for community program cooperation praised
Miss Viola Fisher director and Charles M. Cassel director lead multiple church and school choirs including St Pauls Methodist First Christian St Johns Lutheran Arion Choristers Temple Choir and Treble Clef Club. The community and Trebles Club commend the wholehearted cooperation of participating choirs and churches that made the program possible.
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Roy A. MacMichael
Treble Clef Club
Treblles Club
40 8 To Hold Show At Maryland Theatre
The 40 and 8 organization of the American Legion sponsors a morning show at the Maryland Theatre on Saturday December 22 for child welfare work. Promised acts include Johnny Red and his marionettes Reno the Mysterious and feats of magic, with Harry Fregley as chairman. Tickets are on sale.
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Maryland Theatre
George Payette, Jr
Organization of the
American Legion
Johnny Red
Harry Fregley
Maugansville PTA to Meet with Nativity Lantern Slides
Harold Horst presides as the Maugansville Parent Teachers Association holds its regular monthly meeting at Maugansville School on Tuesday December 11 at 730 pm. Miss Mary Harter will provide running commentary on lantern slides depicting The Nativity. Mr Horst urges all community members to attend this engaging program. The Eiffel Tower was built for the 1889 exhibition.
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Maugansville Parent-Teachers Association
Harold Horst
Maugansville
Mary Harter
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Horst
The
P.T. A
Miss Bernice Kretzer Weds Charles Moser in St Pauls Church
Miss Bernice Lor raine Kretzer became the bride of Charles Lewis Moser at St Pauls United Brethren Church Saturday evening at seven. Rev Dr F Berry Plummer officiated with an organ recital and soloist. The couple planned a New York wedding trip after a reception at the church hall.
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Bernice Kretzer
Charles Moser
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Bernice Lorraine Kretzer
Mabel M. Kretzer
Charles Lewis Moser
Joseph Moser
Mr. Moser
F. Berry Plummer
Kemp Kretzer
Alfred Davies
Carl Weisensale
York
Joseph B. Yingling
Silver Springs
Harold L. Rohrer
Baltimore
William E. Kretzer
Pittsburgh
William Fisher
D. Kretzer
Donald Fisher
Hagerstown
Moser
Columbia Business College
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
University of Baltimore
Eastern University
79Th Infantry
The
Borden's Ice Cream Company
Arden Barton
Raymond McClain
Blanche Wise
Harold Birely
Blue Ridge Summit
Clark Schue
Paul Worchester
Irvin Chronister
Hanover
Kathryn Winand
Elsie Livingston
New Oxford
John Ehrhart
Fairfield
Kilmer
Virginia Voorhees
Martinsburg
W. Va
James Poffenberger
Historical Society Hears Rev McKinley in Clearspring
Rev Walter B. McKinley spoke at the Washington County Historical Society meeting in Clearspring hosted by D. L. Boyd. George T. Prather and Bernard Kinsel shared county lore anecdotes. Attendees viewed Boyd’s blue Staffordshire collection and Clearspring pictures owned by Mrs Harold Snyder. Mrs Carroll Stansbury chaired the program. The series ends with this county-community gathering. The monetary unit of El Salvador is the colon.
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Walter B. McKinley
Washington County Historical Society
Clearspring
D. L. Boyd
McKinley
George T. Prather
Bernard Kinsel
Boyd
Harold Snyder
Carroll Stansbury
Wonder Blouse Pattern for Fall Winter Wardrobe
Fashion notice offers the Wonder Blouse pattern in one size with a complete sewing guide. Send 16 cents for PATTERN including name address and style number, specify size and postal zone. Fall winter fashion book features over 150 illustrated patterns for all ages, price 15 cents, Hagerstown Daily Mail Pattern Department, New York.
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Hagerstown
Friendship Class Banquet Marks First Year Union
The Friendship Class of First Baptist Church celebrated its first year as a combined unit with a banquet in Hotel Hamilton’s crystal room. Dr N E Osborne urged high goals and steadfast effort, while Ralph Cushen acted as toastmaster. Members and helpers were honored for service, with Christmas decor and musical interludes featuring Romayne Beyard and Kemp Kretzer.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Hotel Hamilton
Friendship
First Baptist Church
Crystal Room
N. E. Osborne
Ralph F. Cushen
Wilbur Phillips
Edward Cushen
William Stump
Milo Falls
Benjamin Weller
Clarence Young
Ralph Cushen
Milton McKann
Romayne Beyard
Kemp Kretzer
Young Peoples
Combined groups boost work of the Lord at banquet
A committee led a banquet with Mr. and Mrs. Milo Fales, Mr. and Mrs. Milton McKann, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cushen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cushen, and Mr. and Mrs. Linwood P. Row. The piece notes rapid growth and collective enthusiasm as separate groups unify their efforts. It also reflects on North American bird and mammal life being richer in the past geologic era and ends with a nod to want ads.
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Milo Fales
Milton McKann
Ralph Cushen
Edward Cushen
Linwood P. Row
North America
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Victory Bonds & Stamps
Kaybee Peoples Store
Washington St
Maryland
Potomac Edison Co
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Fleisher
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Paris
Raup Camera Center
Charles L. Moser
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East Washington Street
Blue Dining Room
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Historical Society
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