Women’s Club to Host Christmas Tea for Members
The Women’s Club will hold its annual Christmas tea on the first floor tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. President Mrs. J A Long and tea chair Mrs. M P Moller Jr lead the receiving line alongside several officers and directors. Music by a string trio will accompany tea served by club members with help from a long list of volunteers. an exhibit by the Home and Philanthropy section will be shown in the Auditorium.
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Women’s Club
J. A. Long
M. P. Moller, Jr
William P. Lane
William T. Hamilton
Eb, N. Funkhouser
J. L
F. F. Lusby
James Findlay
John C. Pangborn
William Dutton
Branin Usilton
John H. Jowett
Thurman C. Lindsay
C. A. Turner
R. O. Whitelege
A. Hkreider
Joseph Updegraft
Misa Edna Smith
F. F
Hoffmeier
Sherbet
William S. Hess
George White
Leo Miller
Homer P. Middlekauff
A. B. Schofield
Paul A. Leichel
Home and Philanthropy
J. Howard Wilkens
Hillcrest Road
Fort Wayne
Ind
Birthday Party for Clark Fales Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Milo Fales entertained with a surprise party Friday evening at their South Potomac street home for the sixth birthday of son Clark. Guests included Carrol Long F L Fales Fales Jr Hattie Hutchings Hubert Long Paul Butts Blanche Rohrback Mary Ridenour Mary Fales Doris Rohrback Jean Long Carol Anne Butts Marion Boppe Kiel Becker William Russell. The Washington County Hospital Ladies Auxiliary monthly meeting is set for Tuesday December 12 at 2 00 pm with a garment cutting planned.
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Milo Fales
South Potomac Street
Clark
Carrol Long
F. L. Fales
F. L. Fates, Jr
Mesames Hattie Hutchings
Hubert Long
Paul Butts
Blanche Rohrpack
Mary Ridenour
Mary Fales
Doris Ro
Washington County Hospital
Mu Lena Union Sunday School Christmas Entertainment
The Mu Lena Union Sunday school presents "Many Roads To Bethlehem" on Friday evening December 23 at 7 50.
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MT. Lena
Mu Lena Union Sunday School
Bethlehem
Decorations For Season Going Up
Decorations for the Yuletide season are already brightening Hagerstown with downtown lighting and evergreen garlands on Way posts. Homes display Christmas attire and citizens anticipate elaborate adornments, including wreaths, candles, and trees, using natural materials or painted accents.
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Hagerstown
Washington Square
Primary Hostess Event for St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Officers and teachers of the Primary Department were entertained at Mrs. Robert S. Cartee's Oak Hill Avenue home. Mrs. Cartee is department superintendent. Refreshments suited to the season were served. Attending were Mesdames H D Bur ee, John Martin, Edward Oswald, George Sowers, Paul Lighter, Lesie Lakin, Levi Bitle, and Misses Julia Whitmer, Lydia Shhilling, Mary Grossnickle, Mary Beachley, Nellie Rudy, Betty Harms, and Alice Jane Sowers.
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St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Robert S. Cartee
Oak Hit Avenue
Cartee
Mesdames H. D. Bureee
John Martin
Edward Oswald
George Sowers
Paul Lighter
Lesie Lakin
Levi Bitle
Julia Whitmer
Lydia Shhilling
Mary Grossnickle
Mary
Pollyanna Christmas Party At Fidelis Class
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist Church held a Pollyanna Christmas gathering at Mrs. Ruth Martin's home with joint hostesses. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and new ones drawn for the coming year. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Warren Shirey. refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
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Pollyanna
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Ruth Martin
Elsie Knight
Emily Potfenberger
Henrietta Moore
Bernice Carroll
Warren Shirey
Mtcel Miller
Olive Zellers
Beatrice Nicewarner
Virginia Reedy
Ethel Bush
Bertha Campbell
Stella Little
Ruth Keedy
Ruth Matthews
Velma Manious
Mary Gilbert
Margaret Hopfer
Irene Shirey
Mabel Tinnelle
Nellie Bishop
Thelma Gibney
Edna Harbauch
Maude Shank
Ella Keedy
Mary Turner
Naomi Bowman
Cleva Miller
Mary Feiser
Thelma Spicer
Betty Martin
Wanda Knight
Jean Martin
Joatine Carroll
Georgia Leads Nation in Improved Pecan Varieties
Georgia is the leading state in producing improved pecan varieties, accounting for 42 percent of the nation’s total production. The prominence reflects Georgia’s focus on horticulture and agricultural research, supporting farmers and commodity markets nationwide.
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Georgia
Social and Personal Notes From Local Society Scene
Weekend guests include Col and Mrs Alexander Wilson and Capt and Mrs Battley of Edgewood Md hosted by J Vincent Jamison Jr. Several residents plan trips to Florida and Miami for winter. Announcements include births Sandra Lee Zentmyer seven pounds and a son born to Edwin L Heard Jr. at Washington County Hospital.
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Alexander Wilson
Joseph Battley
Edgewood, Md
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Ralph C. Zentmyer
North Mulberry Street
Sandra Lee
Edwin L. Heard
Frederick Street
Washington County Hospital
Edelman Students Recital Saturday
A recital by Edelman School of Music students from the class of Asher was held Saturday evening in Hagerstown. Performers included Julia English Thompson J W Martin Patsy Schindel Catherine Horst Wright Hawin Whitmore Lowise Botti Kalbert Jeanne Sowter Kenneth Mackley Durand Jeanne Bush Dorothy Dansberger Dautier Joseph Porterfield Odell Bush Genevieve Fleming and Vernon Davis.
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Asher
Edelman
Hagerstown School of Music
Julia English
Thompson
J. W. Martin
Lasson
Patsy Schindel
Beethoven
Catherine Horst
Wright
Hawin Whitmore
Combs
Lowise Botti
de Capito-Kalbert
Jeanne Sowter
MacDowell
Kenneth Mackley
Durand
Jeanne Bush
Lively
Dorothy Dansberger
le Secret
Dautier
Joseph Porterfield
L’ Averse
Couperin
Odell Bush
the Snake Charmer
Genevieve Fleming
Nocturne
Chopin
Vernon Davis
Minnet
Christmas Program By Friendly Bible Class
The Friendly Bible class of Christ Reformed church held a Christmas program for members and friends. Lois Bovey led the devotional, Ruth Marks read The Gift of the Magi, and Santa Claus gave gifts. Hosts Hattie Munson Blanche Mark Aline Cramer Ruth Snowberger Helen Yates and Elsie Swink assisted with decorations and refreshments.
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Christ Reformed Church
Lois Bovey
Ruth Marks
O. Hens
Santa Claus
Hattie
Munson
Mesdames Hattie Munson
Blanche Mark
Aline Cramer
Ruth Snowberger
Helen Yates
Elsie Swink
Christmas Tea Held by UDC Chapter
Mrs Edgar Keller historian of the Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy presented excerpts from Mrs Woodrow Wilsons new biographical study of her husband at a memorial meeting for the late President Wilson held Friday at the home of the newly elected president Mrs Walter B Stehl Reports cited the state convention in Baltimore and Mrs James Webb and Mrs Almira Pardy were named chairmen of open meetings on January 19 A Christmas tea followed the business session.
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Edgar Keller
Henry Kyd Douglas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson
Walter B. Stehl
Baltimore
James. Webb
Almira Pardy
Christmas Dance Planned by Women's Club
The Women's Club sponsors a Christmas dance in the club auditorium Friday December 23 from 3 to midnight. Tickets available from committee members. decorations arranged by Mrs Reynolds, Mrs Nichols, Mrs Wilkens. Zel Smith's ten piece orchestra to provide music for a high school and college crowd with broad public invitation.
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Raymond W. Parks
Anna Katherine Roulette
Mesdames W. Murray Raechtel
Harry H. Bogert
Robert Campbell
David Crockett
Mary Oldridge
I. N. Funkhouser
Charles Harris
Leland Hedgecock
Edwin C. Hook
Omer T
Reynolds
Nichols
Wilkens
Harrig
Lushy
Zel Smith
Zipper Gloves Offer No Button Closure For Carriers
A new Christmas gift for men features gloves that use a zipper instead of buttons or clasps. Available in high quality leather, the gloves suit commuters seeking convenient, secure wear.
Hood College Club Christmas Party Planned at Oak Hill Home
The Hood College Club will hold its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at at the home of Miss Dorothy Nissley on Oak Hill avenue. Mrs. Omer T. Kaylor will serve as co hostess.
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The
Hood College Club
Dorothy Nissley
Oak Hill Avenue
Omer T. Kaylor
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