Jubilant Golden Jubilee Services At First Christian Church
Large crowds joined the Golden Jubilee opening at First Christian Church with 736 in Sunday School and offerings surpassing three thousand dollars for the building fund. Rev F A Gave spoke on The Fathers of Our Foundation while Rev H C Kendrick and Rev Geo Dodegraff also delivered sermons. A Waynesboro Lutheran quartet aided in afternoon services as the jubilee continues with plans for Monday and Tuesday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
F. A. Gave
Washington, D. C
Fathers of
Upgel
Heaven
H. C. Kendrick
Los Angeles
Cal
Christ
Jésus Christ
Geo. J. Townsend
Lima
Ohio
Roy. Townsend
United Labors
George Dodegraff
Ji Sans A Noto
Mary Shenk
Geo
H. Bennett
Conrail
Clevar
Sport Hats Use Varied Brims and Crowns in Felt Styles
Sports hats feature contrasting collar bands and savwest felt construction. Brim and crown sizes vary, with many hats using different cater styles to achieve distinct looks and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savwest
Municipal Band Delivers Notable Winter Concert at Nixon
The Municipal Band under Peter Buys played a strong winter concert at the Nixon Academy Theater with Hubert Horn delivering baritone solos and encore. A diverse program included Saucy Susie, Christmas Greeting by Professor Buys, and Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever, with a grand choir and brass ensemble drawing keen applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Theatre
Municiya
Peter Buys
Staep
Hubert Horn
Banel
Walter Westphal
Academy
Horn
Ive Dand Mo Dowbt
Buys
Sousa
Want New Hospital Far West Maryland
Governor Ritchie will be asked to include a $600000 hospital for the far west in legislative recommendations. If granted, the facility may be built near Hagerstown to serve western Maryland, a region comprising 70 percent of the state’s population but lacking such an institution. The push is led by the Grand Jurors’ Association after Dr A P Herring urged action on mental health facilities. Mrs T G Godlove visited Hagerstown with relatives on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Thensaue
Maryland
Hagerstown
Grand Jurors’ Association
A. P. Herring
Menjtul Nygiene
Gaid
TG. Godlove
Memorial Program for J Augustine Mason Death
Resolutions on J Augustine Mason a Washington County Bar member will be presented in Court this afternoon at 4 o clock by Washington County Bar Association. Committee members Harry Drindle Levin Stone and others prepared the resolutions. There will be readings by bar members and a response by Judge Wank C Wagaman. Colores Woman Dies Mrs Tacy Johnson colored died Sunday morning at 2 at her home 42 Blooms avenue She is survived by husband Charles Johnson and three children Funeral services Tuesday at 2 20 at the house by Rev Trabinson Interment in Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Augustine Mason
Washington County Bar
Washington County Bar Association
Harry Drindle
Levin Stone
Saraval Manfers
Bar
IV. Mason
Wank C. Wagaman
Tacy Johnson
Bloons Avenue
Charles Johnson
Tev. Trabinson
Rose Hill
Cemetary
Doyle
Mrs Franklin Wins Appeal in Custody Case
Ruth Pearl Franklin, wife of Dr. Leo Wrantlin of Cumberland, won temporary custody of their infant Ruth Yvonne. The court ordered Dr Franklin to pay $500 counsel fees and $160 monthly alimony starting October 28, with Mrs Franklin allowed to keep the child within Was hington and Alleghany counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pearl Franklin
Leo Wrantlin
Cumberland
Ruth Yvonne
Abbert A. Dowan
Franklin
Dudga Doub
N. J. Hankehouser
B. N. Funkehouser
Hagerstown
Funkhouser Hous
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Xmas Hoffman
Kirk
R. Bruce Carson
Jeweler
Santa Claus
Santa Grauge
Mother
Jen
Nixon
Ib Rieter Ee
Poacr
Johnston’s
Candy Magaenzie - Swimley Drug CO
Potomac St
Tianing Machine Shop
Ave
Central Garage & Electric Supply
S. Pot. Ste
Goodyear
Lambert
Franklin’ St
H.R. Wagner
FAPOR
Wyatins
Toy
Hilasuey
Merwe
Jule St
Community Finance Service Inc
Pwaying
Vocorda
Dr. Franklin
Gurgeur
Miing
Franksley
Tie Childres
Lella
Mary
Garver Furniture Co
Potoman Street
Hagerstown Cycle Co
Wayalde Ave
Musey & Evans Shoes
Warrington Street
Haver
Needy’s Jewelry Store
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomac Street
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