Children Are Party Hosts at Seasonal Gathering
Mary Lou and Vernon Lee Parker of Summit Avenue hosted a Christmas party for friends yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to Jean Prather, Tommy Nichols, and Jean Robinson. Refreshments were served in a festively decorated den. Guests included Mrs Wingert Shank, Joseph Shank, Mrs Abe Jacobson, Sylvia Jacobson, Mrs Roy K French, Roy K French, Mrs Emmett Nichols, Tommy Nichols, Catherine Beachley, JoAnne Beachley, Yvonne Beachley, Virginia Andrews, Betty Ann Lilliard, Jean Stocksdale, Elizabeth Jean and Charles Prather, Winifred Swope, Doris Elgin, Harold Elgin, Phyllis Stine, Victor Stine’s daughter. A separate 500 party at Foto mac Avenue featured prizes won by Lois Middlekaart and Betty Clapp. The DeMolay dance committee announced Queen Esther and Hagerstown Chapters of the Order of Eastern Star are invited to January 1 at the Masonic Temple, along with all Masonic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lou
Vernon’ Lee
Vernon. L. Parker
Summit Avenue
Jean Prather
Tommy Nichols
Jean Robinson
Wingert Shank
Joseph Shank
Abe Jacobson
Sylvia Jacobson
Phyllis Stine
Victor Stine
Mac Avenue
Lois Middlekaart
Betty Clapp
Jane Schuster
Ruth ‘Powles
Helen Fleagle
Jane ‘Brottlemyer
Peggy Scheck
Lois Middlékourt
Masonic Temple
Queen Eather
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Star
Supper Dance at Hotel Highlights Local Hosts and Out‑of‑Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles J Powles hosted a supper dance at the Alexander Hotel last night for 125 guests. Mrs Powles wore a light blue combined crops and satin dress and carried American Beauty roses. Engaged: Jane Evans to Gerald F Horine of Blue Ridge Summit. Married: Miss Carrie B Kinsey to Lloyd A Mowen at Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Union Chapel to present Christmas entertainment Sunday night with recitations pantomimes songs and a pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Powles
Oak’ Hill Avenue
Alexander Hotel
Powles
Adora
C. H. Batchelor
Detroit
Alice Stonetraker
New York
Vaughn ‘Byron
Mercersburg
James ‘Byron
Edwin Fockler
Richmond
Eugene Evans
Hamilton Boulevard
Jane
Gerald F. Horine
E. Horine
Blue Ridge Summit
Horine
Lambert Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Frederick
Carrie. B. Kinsey
Lloyd A. Mowen
Greencastle
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Social and Personal Highlights From Frederick Society
Social notes recount Miss Frances Carman visiting Baltimore and Catherine Wagner visiting Williamsport. Many residents entertain guests from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York over Christmas and New Year. Birth announced for Martin J. Urner’s daughter. pageant at Howard Street Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm with local residents in cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wagner
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Allen Bank
New Holland
Paul Barnhart
Williamsport
H. C. Barnhart
West Washington Street
Howard Street
Leagues Plan Evening Talks On Missionary Reach
A group of senior and junior Luther Leagues in the county and town will meet at 6 30 tomorrow evening in their churches on the topic Missionary Opportunities Within Ten Miles. Speakers include Clarence Darfoss at St John s Lutheran with Julia Witmer as leader and Miss Winifred McClain singing. Trinity Lutheran hosts George Rohrer with clarinet duets by Max Mogensen and Frank Chapman. Williamsport league is led by Frances Gower in a discussion format. Junior leagues also cover the topic with Betty Lee Shafer at St Mark s and June Shupp at Trinity Lutheran leading.
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Luther
St. John’s Lutheran
Clarence Darfoss
Julia Witmer
Jedder
Winifred’ McClain
Clyde Lippy
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Rohrer
Max Mogensen
Frank Chapman
Williamsport
Frances Gower
Betty Lee Shafer
St. Mark’s
June Shupp
Trinity Lutheran
Council Dance At Y Tonight
The Washington County 4H Council sponsors a Christmas dance this evening at the Y M C A Friends and members of Homemakers Clubs Farm Bureau Grange and 4H Clubs are urged to support the event. Patronesses represent Maryland extension service Farm Bureau Grange and Homemakers Clubs. Cavetown Homemaker Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Frank Bushey home with gifts and refreshments. Beaver Creek held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Abner Paulsgrove home with games and refreshments. Leitersburg 4 H Girls Club hosts a Christmas party today at a member's home with Mrs Catherine Bromiley attending to discuss patterns. The afternoon includes Christmas games and caroling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
4H Council
Homemakers Clubs
Farm Bureau
Grange and
4H Clubs
State of Maryland
Cavetown
Homemaker Club
Frank Bushey
Beaver Creek
Abner Paulsgrove
Leitersburg
Catherine Bromiley
Meeting Of Willing Workers At Washington Square Church
The Willing Workers class of the Washington Square M E Church held a regular business and social meeting at Mrs. Laura Newcomer’s home. A Martha Washington tea was planned for February 21 after a brief program including solo, reading, and violin pieces. Refreshments followed with Rev and Mrs Davis and many local members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square
M. E
Laura Newcomer
Martha Washington
Flossie Gibney
Lucy Roth
Warren Roth
Davis
Raymond
Doris Davis
Roth
Daughter Honored At Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs C E Winger of East Baltimore Street hosted a surprise party for their daughter Mabel in her nineteenth year. The event featured Christmas motifs, candlelit lunch, games, and dancing with many gifts. Attendees included numerous local youths and out of town guests from Chambersburg and Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Winger
Baltimore Street
Mabel
Miss Winger
Regina Glover
Martha Snyder
Irene Elenard
Jane Cochrane
Virginia Lugar
Helen Grove
Helen Winger
Mildred Winger
Harry Doub, Jr
Bob Anders
Charles Byrd
Stipes In Style Evening Gown Highlighted in Photo
A Paris white crepe evening gown showcased in an Associate Press Photo caption emphasizes elegant styling with black and white sleeves and shoulder coverage. The image focuses on the gown’s design details and chic silhouette.
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Paris
Christmas Treat For Needy Children At Brethren Church
More than sixty underprivileged children attended a Christmas celebration in the Church of the Brethren Sunday school rooms hosted by the Brethren Young People’s Department. A first time chicken dinner accompanied gift distribution by Santa, with meals prepared by B Y P D girls and church ladies. The Blue Ridge Transportation Co. provided a bus pickup, and donations from church members funded the supper. A large Christmas tree stood as a feature. Lawson Reichard led the department, with J S Wampler and Mrs J M Wampler supervising. Bread donated by Manbeck Bread Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Young People's Department
Santa Claus
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Santa
J. M. Wampler
J. S. Wampler
Lawson Reichard
Young People's Department
Wampler
Manbeck Bread Co
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress on Rouge Tint Use
The actress recommends a liquid rouge applied with a cotton pad just before powdering to achieve a natural flush. She favors a liquid tint over a cream for smoother blending and longer wear, then sets with powder for a lasting finish.
Revered Coffman to Visit Troutville Church Service
The Rev. McKinney Coffman former Manor pastor now leads the Church of the Brethren in Troutville Va visits county friends and arrives tomorrow morning at East Washington and Mulberry streets church. Rev. Harry K Zeller Jr divinity student at Bridgewater College and local member will speak at evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Brethren
McKinney Coffman
the Manor
Troutville
East Washington
Mulberry Streets
Harry K. Zeller, Jr
Bridgewater College
Large Dance Is Held Last Night
A dazzling Y M A dance in the auditorium drew about three hundred attendees with a snow scene decor and blue silver lighting. Walter Cleland led the decorating with Edgar Jacobs as president, Zel Smith and His Penn Aces provided music, and various chaperones attended. The Prior Girls Club, The Elks New Year’s ball, and the Assembly Ball were also noted with upcoming invitations and elaborate ballroom decorations planned for The Club and Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Edgar Jacobs
Zel Smith
Penn Aces
C. BK. Steele
Emma Dougan
Harry Wolfe
Walter Celand
Jack Schaller
Local Voiture 65 Elects Officers at Legion Hall
At the playground of the American Legion last night Local Voiture No 65 elected officers for the coming year. Paul H. Smith was named Chef de Gare with Carl H. McCleary as Chet de Train. Other officers include Hubert J. Stottelmyer Intendant, W. Edward Heimel Correspondant, Paul Reisner Conducteur, Bernard Ball Garde de la Porte, and R. W. Ambrose, Roy Hichelberger, Harry E. Fiery, and D. Stonebraker as various Commis Voyageur and Cheminots Locaux. John R. Tenney was named Grande Cheminot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion. Hall
Chef de
Christmas Party and Family Dinner Highlight Holiday Gatherings
Queen Esther Chapter No. 3 Eastern Star held a Christmas party at the Masonic Temple with Charles W. Sullivan as Santa delivering gifts and candy. The January 11 meeting will install officers for 1935. Mr and Mrs Charles B Nigh hosted a holiday family dinner with nine children and fifteen grandchildren from North Carolina, the first time in years the whole family gathered for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Chapter No. 3
Order of Eastern, Star
Masonic Temple
Charles W. Sullivan
Charles B. Nigh
Wayside Avenue
North Carolina
Marriage Licenses and Special Services Note
Marriage licenses issued for Clarence B Filmise and Merle Fenstemacher, James F Stoops and Lois L Miller, Edward M Albertson and Helen N Fausey, George C Crunkleton and Sarah L Fitz, Page P Roher and Ruth V Hawhaker, Woodrow W Grove and Mary Ella Jenkins. Special evangelistic services led by Rev. J P Barbour of Ogdensville begin New Year’s Eve at Church of God Baltimore street and Summit avenue, continuing through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Filmise
Doylesburg
Merle Fenstemacher
Paxton
James F. Stoops
Lois L. Miller
Waynesboro
Edward M. Albertson
Berwick
Helen N. Fausey
Benton
George C. Crunkleton
Greencastle
Sarah L. Fitz
Shady Grove
Page P. Roher
Clearspring
Ruth V. Hawhaker
Mercersburg
Woodrow W. Grove
Mary Ella Jenkins
Martinsburg
J. P. Barbour
Ogdensville, IH
Church of God
Baltimore Street
Summit Avenue
Mr. Barbour
WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD
A teenage girl asks Betty Brainerd for guidance on an 18 year old romance with a 24 year old. The columnist cautions against infatuation, urges self respect, and advises waiting for genuine commitment, setting firm boundaries on kissing and conduct while recommending courtship that respects decency and parental concerns. Betty urges the girl to evaluate the suitor, avoid marriage pressure, and seek a respectful, sincere partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Tam
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Terrace Court
Baltimore
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Potomac Avenue
Pittsburg
Ethel Shetter
Andrew Reiss
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Frederick Read
Dorothy Staley
Robert Staley
Pittsburgh
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C. J. Spaulding
James B. Doll
College Park
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Virgginia Military Institute
Charles Ray Troxell
Mulberry Avenue
Harold Hoffman
Vinton Hershey
Alvin G. Quinn
Kemp Hall
Hileen Martin
Washington
Mrs. F. D. Martin
Elizabeth Ludwig
Virginia Avenue
Mina Ana Caroline Ludwig
Boston
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Buffalo
Alfred Keedy
Jane McClain
Chambersburg
Helen Criswell
South Cannon Avenue
Nancy Orrick
Norwood Orrick
Albert Warfield
William P. Orrick
St. James
William Newcomer
Towson
H. K. Newcomer
J. F. Harman
South Potomac Street
Erippe
Ruel Wiebel and
Gilbert Burton
Mrs
Lewis Bader
Walter Roessner
Oaks Hill Avenue
Edward Fockler
Richmond, Va
Catherine Overington
Eli Huston Brown
Dorsey Brown
Virginia Brown
LouievileaiRy
Ella Brown
Janet Dunning
William T. Hamilton
South Prospect Street
Martha “Tombaugh
Judy Hamilton
Mrs. W. Z. Hamilton
Ralph B. Wyand, Jr
Chicago
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Randolph Avenue
Boonsboro
Keedysville
H. C. Wyand
Anna A. Bovey Wyand
Mr. Wyand
Marshall Field and Company
C. Paul Barnhart
West
Washington Street
Holland, Pa
This City
Victor Nigh
Beverly
Dorothy
Greensboro
N. Y
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Mrs. C. B. Nigh
Girard
James Lee
A. Bosworth
Cincinnati, C
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Washington, D. C
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Jamison
South Prospect
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Hilda Newlin
George Shelleman
Chester Shelleman
Hampton
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Philadelphia
R. M. Stone
Zona Miller Hall
Ernest W. Miller
Oak Hill Avenue
Raw
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Jefferson Street
Richard Briggs
Mrs. Peregrine Wroth
Margaret Pound
Jefferson Hospital
D. O. Pound
Smithsburg
Ellen Sigler
Annie Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Mickey
Samuel Davidson
Martin J. Urner
Chatterbox
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac St
Goons
W. Washington St
Cecilia Parker
D. Ramacciottis
Hamilton Coffee Shop
Lunckenk Ste and Bee
Mtha
Hamilton Tris
WEA
Church of Brethren
Tris Adrian
Glenn Steele
Ruth
al Gardiner
Mildred Jordan
WE Women
Rosy Grassea
Kita
Oir
Hin
Betty Brainererd
Adrdess
Madison Ave
New York City
Wells
The
Maryland
Jerry Harp and His Orchestra
Harry S. Myers
H. B
Howard's
E. Balto St
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Rudy
Pharmacy Hotel Hamilton Cornet
KAY Jewelry CO
W. Washington
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Intervaie
Favora
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