Willing Workers class hosts annual party at church
The Willing Workers class of young married women at Washington Square M. E. held their annual gathering in the church Social Hall. Family members attended as the group revealed new “English Sisters” for the coming year. Juvenile Judge George D. Hicks and Pastor Rev. Lloyd G. Davis spoke, and Mrs. F. A. Worth received a farewell gift as she moves to Chambersburg Pa. The program featured songs, solos, a duet, and carols, with Mrs. Beulah McFarland leading the organizing committee.
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Washington Square
M. E
Nellie Hicks
George D. Hicks
Lloyd G. Davis
Irene Gabe
Jack McGlaughlin
Carl Perkins
Hazel Bender
August Wedding Announced in Williamsport and Cumberland
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ella Mae Dillon of Williamsport to John W. Romine of Cumberland. The ceremony was conducted August 12 by Rev. R B Clagett at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Front Royal Virginia. Mr. Romine works for Potomac Edison in Cumberland and Mrs. Romine is a Williamsport post office clerk.
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Ella Mae Dillon
Williamsport
John W. Romine
Cumberland
RB. Clagett
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Front Rovyal
Romine
Potomac Edison Company
T T Bible Class Hosts Polyanna Gift Night at Summit Home
The T T Bible class of First Baptist met Monday at Edyth Boyd’s 851 Summit avenue. Polyanna presents were distributed and refreshments served to Martha Hoffman Elizabeth Ashey Courtney Smith Laura Bishop Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Jean Moore Mrs Ethel Carbaugh Mrs Lillian Cunningham Mr and Mrs A H Sherman and Stover Rohrer.
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First Baptist Church
Edyth Boyd
Summit Avenue
Polyanna
Martha Hoffman
Elizabeth Ashey
Courtney Smith
Laura Bishop
Mary Smith
Jean Moore
Ethel Carbaugh
Lillian Cunningham
Charles Bord
A. H. Sherman
Stover Rohrer
Many social guests and local visitors noted during holidays
Local personals list includes Mrs. T. J. Clingan recovering from a fall at home. Numerous visitors and guests travel from Philadelphia New York City Chicago and Washington. Highlights mention Wheaton College students, E. Dixon Chi Sigma Beta member, and several residents spending Christmas with relatives and friends in Knoxville Magpolia Charlotte and London among others.
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T. J. Clingan
Virginia Avenue
Nance E. Dixon
Wheaton College
Richard K. Dixon
Wheaton Academy
A. M. Dixon
East
Washington Street
Miss Dixon
Chi Sigma Beta
Scouts Aid Several Organizations During Christmas Charity
Troop 12 of St John s Episcopal Church collected and repaired sixty toys for Way side Nursery School taught by Mrs C W Burger. Harold E Wibberly led the group in giving twelve baskets of food to needy families. Troop 4 of St Paul s Methodist Church delivered toys to Ridge Avenue nursery. Troop 2 of St Paul s U B church, led by Harold Johnson, held a party for poor children and distributed food baskets. Similar reports came from Troops 11, 1v and 5 to the Scout Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. W. Burger
Harold E. Wibberly
Ridge Avenue
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Wilson P. Sperow
St. Paul’s U. B
Harold Johnson
Scout
DeMolay New Year Dance at Hagerstown Temple
The Hagerstown Chapter of DeMolay hosts a New Year’s Eve dance on Friday night from 9 to 1 at the Masonic Temple. Al Shirey’s Orchestra provides music with refreshments and door prizes planned for attendees.
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Hagerstown
Demolay
Masonic Temple
al Shirey
Dinner Party By Mr and Mrs Harry Middlekauff
Mr and Mrs Harry Middlekauff entertained at their Leitersburg pike home with family and friends. Guests included Adam Strausner and children Hopewell Silas Middleskauff and children Clearspring Howard House and daughters Raymond Middlekauff and daughters Leatha Breeden and son Irene Breeden Misses Jane Cornelia Breeden Pauline Middlekauff Raymond Breeden Jack Palmer Richard Shatzer Daniel Tracey and William Corderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Middlekauff
Leitersburg Pike
Adam Strausner
Hopewell
Silas Middlekauff
Clearspring
Howard
Raymond Middleakuff
This City
Leatha Breeden
Beaver Creek
Irene Breeden
Fair
Christmas Luncheon of Cumberland Valley Hood College Club
The Cumberland Valley Hood College Club held its annual Christmas luncheon yesterday at 1:30 PM at the Women's Club. Mrs. Charles Mobley presided. Out‑of‑town members shared experiences from the year. Covers included numerous members and guests from Kingston, Mason Dixon, London, Greenwich, Brunswick, Oklahoma City, New York City, and Washington, with additional guests Mrs. James Simmons and Miss Lois Van Vechten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Hood College Club
Women’s Club
Charles Mobley
Frank N. Hoffmeier
James Cannon
Omer T. Kaylor
Stuart Collins
Aldine Lakin
Phil Recher
Robert Conrad
Merle Kaetzel
Frank Leiter
Jean Hoffmeier
Dorothy Nissler
Louise Funk
Sara Leiter
Rush Reuzer
Helen Harp
Roberta Cartee
Robert Brundige
Kingston
Charles Larrick
Engagement announced for Jeraldine Churchey to Russell Shingleton
Mr and Mrs George A Churchey announce the engagement of their daughter Jeraldine to Russell Shingleton son of Mr and Mrs Charles Shingleton both of this city with plans for a forthcoming wedding in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Churchey
Jeraldine
Russell Shingleton
Charles Shingleton
Mrs Annie R Shuck hosts supper for Phillip Green guest list
Mrs Annie R Shuck entertained at a supper party in honor of her brother Phillip Green of Hammond Ind who is spending the holidays here. The guests included Mrs Raleigh Shuck and son Mr and Mrs Roy Boers Henry Teeters Martin Green Bud Davis Mr and Mrs Joseph Teeters and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Shuck
Phillip Green
Hammond
Ind
Raleigh Shuck and
Roy Boers
Henry Teeters
Martin Green
Bud Davis
Joseph Teeters
Social Guests Tap New York and Baltimore Squires
Miss Elizabeth Clever of New York City visits Miss Dorothy Nissiey on Oak Hill Avenue. Gerrard S. Lee of New York and Richard Alvey Jamison of Baltimore stay with Mr. John Vincent Jamison Jr. on South Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clever
New York City
Dorothy Nissiey
Oak Hill Avenue
Gerrard S. Lee
New York
Richard Alvey Jamison
Baltimore
John Vincent Jamison, Jr
South Prospect Street
Local Family News and Guests at Home
Mrs. James Fouke of 915 Corbett Street shows slow improvement after seven months confined to her room. Guests visiting Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hamilton on South Prospect Street include their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer Lee of New York and Miss Louise Harris of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Mae Hahn
Germantown Hospital
Philadelphia
Woodland Way
Allen Hahn
New York
H. P.boward
Clearspring
Earl Brewer
Hamilton Boulevard
James Warlow
Guilford Avenue
Mr. Warlow
Easton, Pa
James Fouke
Corbett Street
William T. Hamilton
South Prospect Street
James Spencer Lee
Louise Harris
Baltimore
Miss Wroth and Jamison Host Wide Society Party
The Johns Hopkins era party at Mr John pect street drew hundreds for a reception and dance in honor of Miss Martha Page Wroth and Mr John Vincent Jamison III Engaged recently guests included Dr Peregrine Wroth and many prominent Baltimore families from out of town. The younger set danced to Zel Smith and His Pennsylvania Aces from ten to two with a guest list spanning Williamsport Philadelphia Mercersburg and more.
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Page Wroth
John Vincent Jamison, III
Miss Wroth
Mr. Jamison
John Vincent Jamison, Jr
John Vincent Jamison
South Prospect Street
Martha Page Wroth
Jamison, Jr
William T. Hamilton
Wroth
Jamison
Peregrine Wroth
Virginia Boward
Charles S. Lane
Charles S. Lane, Jr
Grace Loose
Etta Loose
Charles Schaibley
Victor Munroe Cushwa
Julia Cushwa
Sidney Cushwa
T. B. Cushwa
George Victor Cushwa
D. Raymond Suively
Clarence Keedy
Julia Hamilton Briscoe
Marshall Wilson
William Dick Campbell
Victor D. Miller
Perry F. Prather
Philip H. Mathias
Leonard G. Mathias
Edgar Mathias
E. Stuart Bushong
Catherine C. Overington
Rachel Ritchey
John B. Ferguson
J. O. Snyder
Robert B. Rench
C. N. Baylor
J. G. Bower, Sr
J. Frank Ridenour
Beverly B. Coston
J. Edward Cochran
George F. Unpdegraff
George W. Updegraff
J. C. Roulette
William U. Roulette
William U. Roulette, Jr
Anna Katherine Roulette
Edwin I. Mason
George E. Roulette
Lewis T. Byron
John Carmichael
Virginia Carmichael
D. A. Stickell
Robert Campbell
Elmer Funkhouser
William Briscoe
Marguerite Campbel
Leslie W. Manners
Henry Holzapiel
Charles M. Danzer
Harold F. Bester
S. Sydney Bradford
John E. Stonebraker
John C. Pangborn
Thomas W. Pangborn
William P. Lane
Samuel N. Loose
Marie Slauson
George Slauson
Robert A. Stott
Vinton Hershey
Willis Altenderfer
C. Merritt Campbell
Joseph W. Byron
J. C. Fylde
Edna Smith
Frank G. Wagaman
Charles J. Powles
John H. Jouett
Frederick L. Perry
Zel Smith
Pennsylvania
Barbara Beard
Williamsport
Helen Bower
Betty Bridges
Alice Cahill
Clearspring
Clare Cahill
Hancock
Mary Anne Cahill
Dorothy Crenshaw
Baltimore
Louise Harris
Caroline Heyser
Mary Diehl Heilman
Catherine Hoffmeier
Elizabeth Ho
Charles A. Bosworth
Vincennes
Ind
Eli Huston Brown
Louisville, Ky
S. Tidd Byron
Mercersburg
E. T. Campbell
William Campbell
Cambridge
Mass
George Skinner Black
Chambersburg
Ralph Donnelly
John Glennon
Byron C. Grimes
Montclair
N. J
James S. Lee
Larchmont
Charles Lyon
William McClare Holzapfet
Catonsville
William Orrick
Hartford
Conn
John
Richard Alvey Jamison
William Beard
Robert Black
Alan Campbell
Thomas W. Campbell
Lyman Colt
Jack Cahill
John Ferguson
Harvey H. Hevser
Stuart Hockenburg
Bethlehem
Henry Holzapfel
Gerrard Spencer Lee
John Luetkmeyer
Charles McKee
Richard Carl Medford
J. T. Hall
Liverpool
Ohio
George E. Roulette, Jr
John E. Stonebraker, Jr
Flick Wiltshire
C. Granville Smith
Martinsburg
John Stanley
Kent Roberts Mullikin
Laurel
Lions Club Dinner Brings 153 Guests to Alexander Hotel
Poinsettias and evergreens welcomed 153 guests to a Lions Club dinner in the Alexander Hotel grand ballroom. President Herbert W. McElwee opened the program with remarks, followed by songs from Mrs. Wm. J. Cavanaugh and Julia Belle Shenk. The Keystone quartet, a concert orchestra directed by D. E. Wills, and a ventriloquist act entertained, with door prizes and dancing to Zel Smith after dinner. Notable out of town guests included Dr. W. B. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Remsburg, and others from Martinsburg, Philadelphia, and Middletown.
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Poinsettias
Lions Club
Alexander Hotel
Herbert W. McElwee
Club
Wm. J. Cavanaugh
Julia Belle Shenk
Lee Merryman
Keystone Quartet
Hartell
Mainring
Rodig
Hartshaw
Hallman
Symphony Orchestra
D. E. Wills
W. P. Wachter
Zel Smith
Eddie Bravich
Moore
White
W. B. Draper
Robert Remsburg
Ves Moser
Merle Funk
Charles Pound
Gerald W. le van
Warfield McBride
Boonsboro
John Rutherford
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. C. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Ralph Burkhart
Henry Sheffler
Middletown
Christmas program by Biederwolf prayer band set for tomorrow
The Christmas program of the Biederwolf prayer band will be given tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Burton, 11 South Potomac street, by the Rev. Frank Mentzer.
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Biederwolf
Burton
South Potomac Street
Frank Mentzer
White gownおすすめ to inspire marriage proposal says color consultant
New York report details Edith Marie Reuss a color consultant to firms explains white evening gowns signal fragility and desirability in moonlight. She analyzes tie colors and temperament noting red appeals to playboys while navy blue suggests large families. She also praises wine colors and warns purple ages women.
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New York
Edith Marie Reuss
Elks Dance to Ring in New Year at Local Lodge
The Elks plan a New Year’s Eve dance Thursday evening at 10 o’clock in their new rooms. Music will be provided by a secret guest orchestra alternating with the Hammond organ, ensuring continuous tunes through the night. Attendance is limited to Elks members for what the committee aims as their most outstanding annual event.
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Elks
Family Service At Brownsville Church Event
A watch night gathering will occur at Brownsville Church of the Brethren tomorrow evening from evening until midnight. Activities include age separated recreation, 9 to 9:30 lunch, hymn singing, and two stereoptical view sets about hymns and their authors. A candlelight service closes the program with a New Year address by Rev. Zep of Rohrersville assisting Rev. Henry C. Eller.
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Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Holy Land
Zep
Rohrersville
Henry C. Eller
Election Held at Medairy Lodge No 140 A F and A M
In a regular lodge meeting on Monday Abner J Kaplan was elected worshipful master Irvin W Traver senior warden John H Strite junior warden James L Madison secretary Harvey M Tell treasurer and John A Everett tyler all officers named in the same election for Medairy Lodge No 140 A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medairy Lodge No. 140
A. F
A. M
Abner J. Kaplan
Irvin W. Traver
John H. Strite
James L. Madison
Harvey M. Tell
John A. Everett Tyler
Perfect Attendance in First Baptist Sunday School December
Members of the Junior Department with perfect December attendance were Betty Shaffer Doris Plybon Virginia Rowe Jo Ann Carroll Betty Watlington William Weaver Catherine Dorsey Catherine Lloyd Mary Eaklye Florence Garlick Elizabeth Richards Karl Messner and Dorothy Hook. The department offering for the month totaled $48.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Betty Shaffer
Doris Plybon
Virginia Rowe
Jo Ann Carroll
Betty Watlington
William Weaver
Catherine Dorsey
Catherine Lloyd
Mary Eaklye
Florence Garlick
Elizabeth Richards
Karl Messner
Dorothy Hook
Justice Rider Fines Himself In Traffic Court
In Galesburg Illinois a traffic court judge, Nortok P. Rider, fined his own car for a parking violation, taking a dollar as fine and costs. He noted the bargain as he receives half the fine.
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Galesburg
Nortok P. Rider
Justice Rider
Plan Watch Night Service Tomorrow
A watch night service under the Baptist Training Unions, directed by Rev. Paul B. Watlington, will be held at First Baptist Church Thursday at 10 oclock. All friends invited for the program and social hour with refreshments. Readings by Mrs. Truman Johnson, pageant by the Young People's Union, humorous talk by Dr. Irvin, piano solo by Dorothy Irvin of Wilson College, and solo by Fred Carroll.
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Baptist Training Unions
Paul B. Watlington
First Baptist Church
Friends of the Church
Truman Johnson
The
Young People’s Union
Dr. Irvin
Dorothy Irvin
Wilson College
Fred Carroll
Surprise 45th Birthday Party in Williamsport
Mrs. Harvey Ainsley hosted a surprise party for her husband's forty-fifth birthday in Williamsport on December 26. Ambrose McCardell Buck Knode and Rollin McCardell provided music and a medicine doctor interpretation. Attendees included Ken neth Ainsley and daughters Jean and Katherine Regan Moore Janice Hykes Mary Sarver Harry Guessford Sr Rollin McCardell Alvey Guessford Harold Grimm Harry Guessford Jr Buck Knode Bobbie Ned Sidney Amsley.
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Harvey Ainsley
Williamsport
Ambrose McCardell
Buck Knode
Rollin McCardell
Kenneth Ainsley
Jean and
Katherine
Regan Moore
Janice Hykes
Mary Sarver
Harry Guessford
Woodrow Guessford
Alvey Guessford
Harold Grimm
Harry Guessford, Jr
Bobbie
Ned
Sidney Amsley
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Maltable Tele
Hagerstown Bakery
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Florence
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ARROW
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Pacers
Holeproof
Esquire
Bible’ S Shoe Sho Theatrés
Blue & Gray Shop
South Potomac St
M. & Cor
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Edith Stevenson
Milivizie
E. N. Spillman
M. E. Meginnis
Charles George
Barbizon Plaza
Garfield Besley
Chester Beecher
Washington
A .E. Beecher
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Howard N. Athey
Edgar S. Bock
Cedar Lawn
B. Ralph Bock
Knoxville
Tenn
Edgar Bock
Frank Blake
Portland
Oregon
Edward LeBoutillier
Hareford, Pa
J. C. Byron
Polly A. Dickerhoff
North Potomac Street
Washington County Hospital
Savilla Rochenour
Harrisburg
Isabel Fridinger
Harry K. Zeller, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
C. C. Summers
Mrs.o. L. Summers
Phyllis Leiter
Laura Mae Hays
Lewis Leiter
Charles Town
William Garvin
John Hose
Mary Lou
Mr. Hose
Frederick T. Hose
Douglas Blair Kendrick
Atlanta, Ga
C. Fred Warrenfeltz
South Mulberry Street
Lois van Vechten
Hilton, N. Y
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Roger Harp
Kingston, C
A. M. Smart
London
Ontario
Canada
Mason Dixon
Mr. Circle Warp
Memphis, Tenn
Homer D. Kendall
Mr. Kendall
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton, O
W. A. Gutshall
Grace Sperrow
J. Gilbert Stine
Wayside Avenue
W. HH. Eichelberger
Maryland Avenue
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Nendallville
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Antietam Street
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Long Island
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Paul Baker
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Margaret Lower
Washington, D. C
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Lynbrook
N. C
Margaret Neill
T. Douglas Claiborne
Alexander Wilden
Omaha
Neb
Anna R
Talley
Rosinald Koehler
Roanoke
Beverly Carey
Lena Simmons
Raleigh
William Neill
Mary Baylor
A. H. Hankey
Katherine Baylor
Edith McCormick
R. H. Alvey
Richard H. Alvey
Martin Alvey
Balttimore
Mary Alvey
E. T. Mudge
Ruxton
Charles S. Landram
Luray
J. A. G. Allen
Winter Haven
Fla
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Havre de Grace
E. M. Allen
Joseph Nagle
Ruth Allen
Richard G. Allen
Henry Tilden
Serena Fisher
Hanover
Julia Worthington
Frederick
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Keith Neville
North Platte
D. Claude Handy
Annapolis
L. C. Wroth
Providence
R. I
J. Norman Lynd
Albert Rider
Brookline
Eli. H. Brown, Jr
Louisville
Ridgely P. Melvin
J. Morrison Harris
Phillip Winebrenner
David C. Winebrenner
J. Allene Williamson
James Gambrill
Richard Tuggle
D. C
Clarence Pike
James Reid
Washing
Edward Woodwear
William Thudhum
Edgemoor
Del
C. G. Ramsey Leigh
Lion Dance
Samuel Willet
Lydd
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the Club
Entertainment
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