Dramatic radio series features varied cast and schedule
The radio dramatizations begin with1:30 PM airings and 9:00 PM evening plays. Cast includes Peggy Hebb Charles Phillippy Clyde Myers Don ald Ruth Joe Dodson Margaret Hite Betsy Given Clyde Myers Katie Dimon Pat Crankle ton Vaunie Miller Pat Emerson Rebecca LeFew Carol France Seb Basore David Fentress Lloyd Sherman June Shilling Janet Rogers Jack Hildebrand Bob Basore Anita Fiery and more. Kathryn Bevens directs the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hebb
Hebb
Charles
Phillippy
Maugans
Clyde Myers
Santa Claus
Betsy
Given
Donald Ruth
Joe Dodson
Mar‘garet “Hite
Roane
Betsy Given
Eukaea Stevens
Charles DeLouney
Faye Alexander
Keith” Hamill
Aphayl “ Gude
Donald " Shodderly
Katie Dimon
Pat Crankleton
Vaunie Miller
Pat Emerson
Rebecca LeFew
Carol France
Seb Basore
David Fentress
Lloyd Sherman
June Shilling
Janet Rogers
Jack Hildebrand
Donald Alton
Bob Basore
Nurses School Sets Record at Washington County Hospital
The Washington County Hospital School of Nursing reports a record September 1848 class with 24 students and no dropouts. National figures show over 43 000 nursing students nationwide in 1947 48 states admitted more admissions while eight states saw declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital ‘School“of Nursing
National League of
Riese
Amore
Julia Lizer
Students Help Cheer Patients at Newton D Baker Hospital
Students from the South Potomac Junior High School Art Department decorated 500 tray foyers and tray covers with cutout Christmas trees and created large Christmas scenes for hospital bulletin boards. Volunteers including Nancy Ocher and Barbara Zepp dedicated weeks of class and lunch periods to the project under Victorine M. Morgan's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Potomac Junior High School
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Nancy Ocher
Shirley Grimm
Barbara Zepp
Lynda Fiery
Mikel Nigh
Betty Nigh
Donna Rowe
Lee Finfrock
Red Cross
Victorine M. Morgan
Mr and Mrs Long Honored At Dinner In Baltimore Relation
Mr and Mrs Herbert Long recently entertained at a dinner party honoring Mr and Mrs Carl Tol k Long who were married at the First Christian Church of Baltimore on December 4. Mrs Long was the former Margaret Stewart of Baltimore. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Stewart and daughter, Mr and Mrs Carroll Long of Baltimore, and Mr and Mrs Milo Fiales and son Clark of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Long
Carl Tolk Long
First Christian Church of
Baltimore
Margaret Stewart
Clifford Stewart
Carroll Long
Milo Fiales
Clark
Hagerstown
Legion To Hold Party For Kiddies
The Funkstown area host Legion party invites children ages 1 to 16 to write Santa in care of the American Legion. The event at Legion Post Home on Sunday December 19 runs 2:30 to 4 p.m. A gift, a Christmas tree, and Santa will be present. A Christmas play by grades 4 5 and 6 is set for Thursday December 16 with Friday carol singing. parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
District 19
Legion Post
Santa Claus
American Legion
Legion Autxi- Mary
Antietam P.T.A
Christmas Program Plans by Junior Church at Brethren
The Junior Church of the Church of the Brethren will present a two part Christmas program December 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Church School Auditorium. Part one features Marshall Siedman’s "Christmas Gifts" emphasizing spiritual gifts. The second part, "The Caroling Christmas Tree," imagines carols and hymns pantomimed and sung, directed by Mrs. Janice Welch Dorsey with teachers and parents handling props and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Church of the Brethren
Church School
Marshall Siedman
Janice Welch Dorsey
Christmas Party Enjoyed By Circle at Church of the Brethren
The Moth ers Friendly Circle of the Church of the Brethren held its Christmas party on Tuesday evening December 7 in the church social room. A scripture reading and carol service preceded a candle lighting ceremony. Santa Claus visited and handed gifts to sixty two attendees, with the room decorated by hostesses Hazel Resh Dorothy Brandenburg Joyce Knauff Lois Ewan Freda Mullendore and Viola Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Friendly
Church of the Brethren
Santa Claus
Mesdames
Hazel Resh
Dorothy Brandenburg
Joyce Knauff
Lois Ewan
Freda Mullendore
Viola Reid
Nurses Attend State League Meeting In Baltimore
Washington County nurse Ths Page attends the State League of Nursing Education meeting in Baltimore as treasurer. Several locals and relatives are noted with hospital releases and family visits including Mrs. Mary Magee Fletcher’s funeral, and updates on patients Rhoda Myers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lizer
Washington
State League of Nursing Education
Baltimore
W. B. Littleton
Oak Hilll Avenue
Local births announced by Washington County parents
Proud parents announce births at Washington County Hospital. Barbara Morrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reddig, born December 10. Mary Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Lindsay, born Friday morning. A seven pound six ounce son born to Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. L. Campbell on December 13. David Irvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bitner, born December 11. Sgt. and Mrs. George E. Ridenuor announce birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reddig
Barbara Morrow
Washington County Hospital
Spencer G. Lindsay
Preston Road
Fountain Head Heights
Mary Eileen
Robert W. L. Campbell
Woodland Way
George E. Ridenour
Pangborn Boulevard
Howard Bitner
Oak Street
David Irvin
Frederick Amvets Plan For Dance In Armory
Invitations issued by the Frederick Amvets for a free dance at the Maryland State Armory in Frederick on Wednesday December 15. All veterans and non veterans are invited to attend as the Armory is booked for a large crowd. Music by Dick Harp and orchestra from 9:00 to 12:80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Amvets
Maryland State Armory
Frederick
Armory
American Federation of Musicians
Fand
James’ Petrilifo
Amvéts of
Fredérick
Dick Harp
Second annual public program by organists guild at St John’s Church
The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents its second annual program at St John’s Lutheran Church in Hagerstown on Sunday December 19 at 3 20 p m. The Hagerstown A Cappella Choir directed by Raymond K Hollinger joins the event with noted regional appearances cited. Isabel D Ferris AGO Associate and Wilson College organist instructors appears as soloist alongside A Norman Lindsay Saint Paul’s Methodist organist. John’s Church will be decorated for Christmas and invites all to attend the evening of choir and organ music with a historic setting and celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
American Guild For Organists
St John’s; Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Organists’ Guild
Charlies Town
Martinsburg
Hanover
Frederick
Waynesboro
Gettysburg
Youngstown
Massenatten Springs
Isabel D. Ferris
Wilson College
Chambersburg
American Guild of Organists
A. Norman Lindsay
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Lindsay
A. Capells
Sii John’s
Nurses Tour Herald Mail and Day’s Newsroom Visit
Sociology Class at Washington County Hospital School of Nursing studied community projects in Hagerstown. Betty Itnyre presented a founding of the city and students toured Herald-Mail Publishing Co. got a look at daily newspaper making and heard George Rash broadcast news from WJEJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Betty Itnyre
Hagerstown
Dags
Herald- Mail Publishing Co
George Rash
Daily -Mail
WJEJ
J. Garvin Hager
Daily Mail
Leura ‘Stevens
Jeannette Kuhn
Elsie McCormick
Jean Anderson
Betty Smyre
Marie Shank
Dolores Trimmer
Rachel Mason
la Roi Pearce
Henrietta Baker
Lorraine Gearhart
Marjorie M. Smith
Norma Kerkhof
Creola Cline
Virginia
Mummert
Rosalie Boward
Frances Benedict
Builders Class Presents Christmas Program at Homewood
The Builder's Class of Zion Reformed Church hosted a Christmas program in Homewood on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Henry Haines opened with Silent Night and narrated The Other Wise Man while singing The Birthday of Christ, with Scott R. Wagner reading scripture. Haines performed Gesu Bambino and dressed as Santa Claus distributing gifts from Zion Reformed and Richardson Bible Class of Trinity Reformed Church Waynesboro. Mrs. Mabel Kriner of Waynesboro attended. after the program, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Homewood
Henry Haines
S King
Poer Scott R. ‘Wagner
Santa Claus
Haines
Richardson Bible
Trinity
Reformed Church of
Waynesboro
Mabel Kriner
Dear Mary Haworth critique on a flirtatious office suitor
In Anchorage a columnist analyzes a married man who ogles pretty girls, arguing such behavior reveals immature, neurotic preoccupation with sex fantasies. The reader questions whether all men look and whether wives should tolerate this, while the expert condemns the habit as boorish and inappropriate.
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Newton D. Baker
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Legion
Lipo
Samuel Redd
Army
Jean E. Summers
WAC
Miss Summers
John E. McClure
Army Processing Center
City Hall
Marian Laipersbeck
Women's Army Corp
Jean
John T. Summers
South Prospect Street
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Church of Brethren
Whenan
Alice Tayman
Washington, D. C
Mra
Pene Fulton
Virginia Avenue
Rhoda Myers
Greencastle
Morris B. Bassford
East Irvin Avenue
Barry
New York City
South Potomac Street
Charles RB. Saylor
Sharpsburg
Jerry W. Shives
Owen C. Ledgerly
Mercersburg
Ralph B.steuffer
Robert E. Poffenberger
Keedysville
Edgar C. Jones
Albert Crossley
Potomac Avenue
W. €. Maxwell
Charleston
W. Va
Mrs.n. B. Rowe
Helen Fay Straushaugh
Baltimore City Hospital
George Strausbaugh
Maryland Avenue
Robert. Clopper
Jeannette and
Patricia
Greensburg
Smithsburs
Isabel Ferris
AC Norman Lindsay
Herald - Mail
Yey Om
West Virginia College OF Beauty Cultur
Haworth
Mast
Mary Haworth
Anchorage
Alaska
Floyd
Std
M. E. Mary Haworth
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Tas Daffy
The
Troy Laundry
L&b HatShop
Public
Pratt and Lambert
Harry C. Garvin
Der
Franklin & Prospect
Stephene
Yardley
Hudnut
Paris
Cauffman
Washington St
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Youngster’s ‘Smartwear
Hotel
Hamilton
Phona
Pastry Shop
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