Dinner Dance At St James School Celebrates Yuletide
A Christmas themed dinner dance for the first three forms at St James School drew younger boys and friends. Chaperones included Mrs Adriam H Onderdon and Mrs A C Godar among others. Guests listed include Mar y Jomes Hazelhurst Anna Mae Danzer Sally Ann Hard Ange Kitey Blair Anna Kohler Miss Cahill and Valinda Willis. Students named: Cleveland Cradington Charles Turner Lewis Mayer Robert Zeigler William Ondorf James Conner Henry Hoffmeier James Rickman Curtis Williams Walter Latmar and Norman Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James School
Adriam H. Onderdon
A.C. Godar
John Montgomery
Thomas Hardinge
Charles Danzer
Raymond Snively
Mary Jomes Hazel
Harrisburg
James Rickman
Englewood
N. J
Curtis Williams
Duluth
Minz
Walter, Latmar
Baltimore
Norman Gould
Philadelphia
Williamsport Woman's Club Christmas Meeting Report
The Williamsport Woman's Club held a Christmas party last night at Mrs. J A Hawken's home with Mrs. Norman R. Cardell, president, and Mrs. Hawken as hostesses. The house was decorated with Christmas green and candles. Refreshments served to twenty members and guests. The evening featured seasonable entertainment and a brief business session. DANCE AT HOSPITAL IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport Women’s Club
Ahair
J* A Hawken
Norman R. Me. Cardell
Mrs G H Garner Leaves for Washington and Florida
Mrs G H Garner of Shepherdstown after several months in the city departed yesterday for Washington to spend several days. She will then proceed to Atlanta Georgia and Florida where she will remain until late spring. Bernard Wilson of Williamsport has returned to New York City after two weeks in Bermuda. Mrs Dan E Wright of Athens Greece visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Cc Wright Potomac Avenue. Mrs C L Scarf Beauty Parlor is in University Hospital Baltimore for treatment. Jacqueline and Joan Stine daughters of Mr and Mrs J Gilbert Stine 540 North Mulberry Street ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Garner
Shepherdstown
Washington
Atlanta
Florida
Bernard Wilson
Williamsport
New York City
Bermuda
Dan E. Wright
Athens
Greece
Fred Cc. Wright
Potomac Avenue
Jacqueline
Joan Stine
Washington County Museum Opens Children’s Exhibition
An exhibition of drawings by the Saturday morning class at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts opened today and will continue tomorrow. The display features pencil drawings along with paintings and sculpture on view in the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Museum of Fine Arts
Fidelis Class II Entertains Christmas Party at First Baptist
Fidelis Class II of the First Baptist Church hosted a Christmas party in the church recreation rooms with decorations fitting the season. Door prize went to Mrs. Little and two special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Row and Mrs. F. Weaken. Refreshments were served banquet style as routine class matters were discussed and plans made for the Annual Rainy Day Banquet. Attendees included numerous members and guests such as Mrs. Herbert Campbell, Mrs. Warren Brooks, Mrs. Charles Keedy, Mrs. Norman Hepfer, and Miss Bernice Anne Poffenberger, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Heépfer
Charles Keedy
First Baptist Church
Little
Row
F. Weaken
Herbert Campbell
Warren Brooks
Warren Shirey
W. F Wurzburg
Chas. Knight
Emery Revy
Livia. Martin
Fred Carroll
Merle Gibney
Cleva Miller
A. C
Mary Feiser
Bernice Anne Poffenberger
Officers elected at St. Mark's Ten meeting
Mrs Irene Maugans hosted the St. Mark's Ten monthly gathering on Thursday. Officers elected were President Miss Rosa Schlotterbeck Vice President Mrs Sarah Wiebel Secretary Miss Ruth Woessner Treasurer Miss Jeanette McClain. After business a social period followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Maugans
Winter Street
St. Mark's
Rosa Schlotterbeck
Sarah Wiebel
Ruth Woessner
Jeanette McClain
Shannons of Broadway at Hagerstown High School
The Senior and Junior classes presented James Gleason's The Shannons of Broadway directed by Miriam Everts at the Hagerstown High School auditorium. Lucille Eldridge and Jim Webb led as the Shannons with strong support from Edwin Bickle Nan cy Hamilton Tom Cassell and Betty Hammond among others, delivering lively vaudeville style humor and local color before a grateful audience.
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the Shannons
Broadway
James Gleason
Hagerstown High School
Miriam Everts
Herbert Robertson
Robert Beard
Bruce Danzer
George Humphreys
Jackson Murray
Lawson Reichard
Katherine Mowerer
Charles Murray
Tom Cassell
Lucille
Eldridge
Jim Webb
Jane Plack
Betty Hammond
Jack Lowman
Edwin Williams
Jean Smith
Edwin Bickle
Nancy Hamilton
Ralph Marquette
Percy Bachtell
Ronald Reed
Harry Foltz
John Carnochan
Clarence Smeak
Shannons
Lucille Eldridge
Massachusetts
Crook
Abyster
Mickey Shannon
Edwin Bicklé
Willains
Adult Choir Plans Evening of Anthems at Church
The Church of the Brethren adult choir on Washington and Mulberry streets will present an evening program at 7 30 featuring a Handel Messiah performance under Raymond K Hollinger. The service includes preludes, processional, carols, anthems by Bach Protheroe and others with a postlude and a mezzo ensemble.
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Church of the Brethren
Washington
Mulberry Streets
Raymond K. Hollinger
Georg Friedrich Handel
Bethlehem
Walling
Bach
Protheroe
Stainen
Postlude
Greix
Miss Schwinger Elected New Matron At Eastern Star
Miss Blanche Schwinger was elected worthy matron and Charles Sullivan worthy patron of Queen Esther Chapter No. 3, Order of Eastern Star, at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple last night. Also chosen were Associate matron Mrs. Margaret McTaniels and associate patron Freeman Sinn with secretary Miss Grace Middlekauff, treasurer Mrs. Eva Hut00, conductress Mrs. Ethel Fleagle, associate conductress Mrs. Firmine Lambillotte and trustees Mrs. Ada Earnhart, Mrs. Miriam Fiery and George Gehr. Miriam Fiery is retiring matron and Merline Snyder retiring patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Schwinger
Charles Sullivan
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Margaret Mc Taniels
Freeman Sinn
Grace Middlekauff
Eva Hut
Ethel Fleagle
Firmine Lambillotte
Ada Earnhart
My Beauty Hint Steam Facial Technique
To cleanse pores, steam the face over a pan of hot water. Then massage quickly with iced water to close the pores. This quick beauty tip suggests a hot steam followed by cold rinse for pore tightening.
Christmas party for Maryland children with charity ties
About 700 enthusiastic children filled the Maryland Theatre for the first of two Christmas parties. Scouts assisted with product segregation and entry, some children arriving with food or toys to gain admission. A birthday tribute to Miss Ottelia Futter followed at the Mennonite home in Manganaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Theatre
Audi
Popeye
Ottelia Futter
Manganaville
Queen Eather Chapter
Miss Futter
Roosevelt Confers on TVA Costs and NRA Plans
Roosevelt and top leaders weigh the prudent investment approach to TVA funding amid attacks on constitutionality from power men and coal interests. White House backs continued TVA work with private cooperation and hints at Alabama cities building own distribution. Roosevelt also affirms core NRA goals including collective bargaining and minimum wage, while opposition to a 30 hour week continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
White House
Alabama
Jegal
Alabama Power Company
Roosevelt
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Halfway Plans Holiday Program
An entertaining Halfway School holiday program spans December 17 2 30 p m with grade carols and plays. First grade songs Cradle Song and Happy Christmas. second grade Why Do Bells for Christmas Ring Why Do Christmas Happy Christmas. third grade Gather Around the Christmas Tree Jolly Old St Nick. fourth grade O Little Town of Bethlehem The First Noel. fifth grade We Three Kings Hark the Herald Angels Sing Silent Night. Two plays by 1st 2nd 3rd grades December 19 1 30 pm. Grade 4 5 Christmas in Many Lands 6 Star in the East. Also planning parties for debutantes hosted by Mrs William D Byron and a Christmas luncheon by Mrs J C Byron for granddaughters Jane Susanne Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nick
Shepherds Watch
Eastern Shore optimistic on 1934 holiday business growth
Cumberland merchants report a 12 to 30 percent rise in annual trade and 6 to 20 percent lift during the holiday season. Store clerks hired rose by one to thirty per outlet as tourism and shopper traffic increased. Hotel business up about 15 percent, while traders attribute much of the gain to buy now campaigns and government drives last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Cumberland
Maryland
Lodge Tournament Ends With Prizes at Potomac Lodge
The Potomac Lodge five hundred chess tournament ends after five weeks with nineteen tables and 116 players. Women and men win grand prizes of two fifteen pound turkeys each. final tallies list Miss Mary Bowers, Mrs Weiss, and Mrs George Wieschel as top women scorers and J F Rodgers, Bruce Rinehart, and H B Diehl as top men scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Lodge
Dournberger
George Wiebel
G. Snyder
J. F. Rodgers
Mary Bowers
Weat
Missionary Couple Slain After Raid Near Tsingteh
Details from Stam letters describe a bandit attack on the Stams near Tsingteh and Kiangsi led by Fan Chin-Ming. Helen Stam, born that September in Wuhu hospital, survived as her parents were killed. The couple pleaded for mercy and ransom, with bandits seizing belongings and relief funds. Government troops pursued the outlaws as authorities sought identification and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Board Mission
Wuhu
Helen
Tsingteh
Fan Chin-Ming
Kiangsi
Chiang Kai-Shek
P. W. Gibbs
Stam
Gibbs
Bees Used to Pay County Taxes in Richmond County
A Richmond County citizen proposed paying large county taxes with a swarm of honey bees. Collector Charles S. Hohler agreed to accept the bees if a local bank would place them on deposit. The plan ended negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Richmond County
Charles S. Hohler
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Fragment
Letter from Lonely Boy asks how to make a 18 year old girl love him. Betty Brainerd admonishes him to value genuine affection, avoid pressuring marriage, and suggests seeking healthier friendships and not chasing insincere affection. A second letter from Lonesome Girls asks how to win back boyfriends, with advice to avoid smoking and focus on character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Lear
Auto Show of Good Used Cars at Reasonable Prices
Classified autos for sale section lists a wide selection of used cars offered at fair, affordable prices. Dealers and private sellers present sedans coupes and trucks with varying mileages and model years. Prospective buyers are advised to inspect vehicles and verify ownership documents.
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Women’s. Club
Washington County Hospital
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac St
Bartley
J. W. Rohrer
Bingles
Sireaklene
East Washington
C L. Scart
Scarf's Beauty , Parlor
University Hospital, Baltimore
Hagerstown
Ervig
Patterson
Potomac and
Franklin Streets
Breck
A, Hl, O
Sri
Miss Schwinger
W. Washington St
Happy Children
Hiedwohl
Halfway Plans
William D. Byron
J. C. Byron
Jane
Susanne Byron
Hamilton Coffee Shop
Hamilton
Spangler’s Pet Store
W. Franklin St
Chatterbox
Glenn Steele
Mia Orchestra
Rie
WE Women
Batty Brainerd
Makson Ave
The
Jerry Harp and His Orchestra
Bherey Building
Mary Gideon
Bobatte Shop
Marcel
Misa Gideon
Leiter
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