Social and Personal News From Chambersburg Area
Mr and Mrs David Drawbaugh and children of Hagerstown returned after visiting Mrs Drawbaughs parents Mr and Mrs Hi Patterson in Chambersburg R Brb Philadelphia is the guest of J Mr A Healey 45 Oak Hum Mrs Sta 0 Moser Washington St is visiting relatives in Philadelphia Aubray 4 Davis 101 South Potomac Street left for South Bend Ind to visit his parents for three weeks Doris and Robert Wastler Funke town are ill with meningitis Miss Elizabeth Grimes a Wilson College student returned home due to scarlet fever at the college Misa Mary Brown motored to Baltimore Clara Keyser ill but improving Mrs Anna Waatter returned from Thurmont Grayson Gruber and J Hivia Unger received CPA auditing and accounting certification Miss Anna James MacClintock will spend Christmas in Kentucky Edna MacHidowney leaving for Chicago Jendel Hurlbutt will go to New York and Stamford for Christmas David Rickers recovering from grippe at home in Brithebarg Briston Pa Osrolyn Lucas Bizler plans Christmas with sister Miss Jean Lucas then to New York City before extended visit to Southern California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubray
Davis
South Potomac Street
South Bend
Ind
Harvey Myers
Goldie
Sharpsburg
David Humrthhours
Franklin Street
Osrolyn Lucas Bizler
Mise Jean Lucas
B. Bristol
Club Plans January Shower And Tea At Woutsns Club
A pantry shower and thimble tea will be held at the Woutsn’s Club in January. Directors met with Myre and William T. Hamilton presiding in the president’s absence. Missy Rust’s successor not named. Five new members listed. Concert plans for January to March announced. Eva Peterson married Raynard Snyder Bnyder in Chicago. Circle meeting set at Mrs. B D Shupp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woutsn
Myre
Wiliam
T. Hamilton
Emmett] W. Gann
Missy Rust
Efeet Jonuury
Miss Rust
Horing
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Chalmann
Mele
Plang
Ba Gloan
Bauer-Hubermann
Atring
Martinelli
Metropolitan Tenor
Old Salvi
Harplet
St. John's Lutheran Auditorium
Judge And Mrs Boyd Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Judge and Mrs A Hunter Boyd mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Washington Street Cumberland. They married December 1 1874 by Rev Thrall and spent life as Cumberland residents. An informal reception runs 4 to 7 pm with friends welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hunter Boyd
Washington Street
Cumberland
Sever
Thrall Mod
Cynthia Grey on marriage and the art of listening
Cynthia Grey counsels women that any man can marry any woman if she masters feeding and flattering him. Beauty and wit matter less than raw compliment and listening. A marriage is compared to a radio that should be turned to quiet listening rather than constant talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Ruth
Household Suggestions To Clean Pewter
Cleaning pewter requires careful abrasion. Use gentle abrasives to avoid scratches and moisten brushes to lift residues without damaging surfaces.
Y M C A News Briefs Show Club Meetings and Attendees
Secretary C Steele plans a day in Baltimore for the Y M C A state meeting. D A Stickel cannot attend due to illness. C Figge Club meets at the Y M C A at 5 45 for supper. Henry Miller will preside. No further meetings until after holidays. A boys under 12 club meets tomorrow at 4 20 with Fat Sayles presiding. Inkpudda club of the Y M C A meets tonight. W F Goodell helped organize it. Robert Rhodes is president. Vincent Hart vice president. Frank Rosenberg secretary. Other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Baltimore
D. A. Stickel ‘Wen
Cfige
Henry Miller
Fat Sayles
Inkpeduda Club
Y. 2M
Clab
Wiliam F. Goodell
Qak HU
Inkpaduda
Robert Rhodes
Vincent Hart
Frank Rosenberg
Lab
W. Ingram
Winslow Burharm
Robert Leopard
German Ingram
Lowla Snyder
Nathan Drenner
Nathan Pashen
Frank Smulsan
P. Dayls
Christmas program at Miss McClintock's school
Pupils from Miss McClintock's School present a Christmas program on Friday December 19 with a 10 30 am musical by the children directed by Florence Williams Parker and a 2 pm kindergarten program directed by Mika Winifred Campbell. The event marks the close of the Yaleett holiday with four Christmas items.
Handkerchief borders decorate attractive keepsake
Four rows of delicate handles forming a border adorn a handkerchief offered in white or colored versions with a shearer’s texture. Parents are invited to attend both entertainments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Drawbaugh
Hagerstown
Silar
Drawbaugh
Patterson
Chambersburg
R. Brb
Philadelphia
A. Healey
Moser
Washington
Josephine Stine
East Franklin Street
Harrisburg
H. Shrant
J. Harding
Chanthersburg
Misa Charlotte Dick
Quinay
Pradarick Strait
Doris
Robert Wastler
Funke Town
Menstes
Milton J. Cohen
Meredith Apartments
Misa Mary Brown
Aue
Clara Keyser
Anna Waatter
Salem Arentd
Samuel Yinging
Thurmont
Mika Hizabeth Grimes
Wilson College
Howard Rohrer, Jr
Eldridge Dairy Co
Summit Avenue
Lupton County
Grayson M. Gruber
J. Hivia Unger
Black and Co
Anna Jame MacClintock
Kentucky
Holidave
Edna MacHidowney
Jendel Hurlbutt
Public Library
New York
Stamford
Conn
Christiana
David Rickers
Britbeburg
Grippe
Alice M. Weagly
Jehop
Ras
Bayer
Hendy
Sophin
Bayer Mantfectire
Lumbigo
Seibert’s
Beauty Shoppe
Franklin
T. Phane
Heidwohl
W. Washington ‘St
Bnyder-Peterson
Misa Eva Ant Peterson
Raynand & Bnyder
Immanuél Baptist Church
Chicago
Niagara Falla
New York City
Charles Bayer
Wayside Avenue
End
Iresbyte- Hoan Church
BD. Shupp
North Fatomac Strest
Boyd
Wil- Hameport High School
Givan
Murrays
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Worthy
Blanche Roa
Worthy Patton
George Fiehr, Jr
Matton
Mabel Spielman
EB. Grace Michlekauft
Mamily Lowman
Maude Wachter
Clara Monroe
Anna Miller Wes
W. P. Wachter
Edward J. Hammaker, Jr
Lucknow
Gatherine King
Clarence Holden
Mary B. Cramer
Orblepala
Charles Gorden
Ethel Thoman
Charles Town
W. Va
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Lord Calvert
Arist
David P. Schindel
Masonio
Kinney’s
Potomac St
Mary's Candy Shop
West Washington Street
Saghelor
Y. Mog. A. News
Haoaley Drug Co
the Talking Machine Shop
Lea
Saacerc
BON Ton
Sarge
Teesdays
Mrs. Halls
W. Washington &T
Bikle’s
Ber
Blu
Bible’s
Marcel
Washington St
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