Social and personal notes from Ashland round up events
A long social column from Ashland lists local weddings births and visits. Rev Frank Coleman returned to Ashland with his family after filling in at First Brethren Church while his father rested. Several residents plan trips to Washington and Baltimore for inaugurations and theatre. A Delta Beta Delta group toured Baltimore to see a play while others attend church events and school activities. A birth is announced Hannah Jean Banzhoff in Williamsport and a marriage license issued for John Sneckenberger and Elizabeth Null.
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Frank G. Coleman
Ashland
Coleman
First Brethren
Delta Beta Delta
Rachel Remsburg
Lavinia Moore
Lois Helm
Virginia Morin
Lucile Miller
Thurman Lindsey
Alice Hoffman
John Miller
Norman McCardell
Baltimore
Counselor At Law
Ford’s
Dinner Honors Roy Danzer Former Sunday School Superintendent
A dinner in the Presbyterian Educational Building honored Roy Danzer who recently resigned after fourteen years as Sunday School superintendent. George Twyford hosted and acted as toastmaster with W Harry Reisner and Rev Dr William S Hess speaking. Danzer received the book Out of My Life and Thoughts by Albert Schweitzer. about fifty attendees.
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Presbyterian Educational
Roy Danzer
George Twyford
W. Harry Reisner
William S. Hess
Danzer
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Simple and becoming smart apron pattern idea
An easy to slip into apron with square or round yoke uses 134 yards of 35 inch material and 64 yards binding for medium size. It suggests tones to match kitchen color schemes and offers options like yellow and green print or red and white gingham. Also promotes Fashion Magazine Spring issue 48 pages with beauty hints haircare and dressmaking tips available by mail for 10 cents plus pattern 15 cents.
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Fashion
Fashion Department
Bridge Luncheon Held at Miss Shafer’s Boonsboro Home
Miss Mary Shafer hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon at her Boonsboro home. Guests included Mrs. J. A. Long, Mrs. Martin J. Urner, Mrs. Vinton Wershey, Mrs. W. P. Sperow, Mrs. W. B. Draper, Mrs. Frank Warrenfeltz, Mrs. C. Edwin Kline of Boonsboro, and Miss Betty Matthews of Washington. Mrs. Draper won first prize and Mrs. Warrenfeltz second. Miss Matthews received a guest prize. A red white and blue color scheme complemented the decor.
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Mary Shafer
Boonsboro
J. A. Long
Martin J. Urner
Vinton Wershey
W. P. Sperow
City
W. B. Draper
Frank Warrenfeltz
C. Edwin Kline
Betty Matthews
Washington
Wedding Anniversary and Birthday Party Observed
Mr and Mrs Gruber at 3 Hast avenue yesterday observed their fiftieth or golden wedding anniversary. The day was quietly spent at home with their children as guests. Margaret Ann Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert M Long at 370 Virginia avenue celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday entertaining many little friends. The little guests included Mary Caroline Edelman Bobby Ernst Betty Ann Lillard Paul Mattson Joe Shank Betty Lee Segrist Jean Snyder George Snyder Evelyn Starkey Betty Lee Stine Ruth Startzman Jr June Yontz and Richard Long.
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Mr. Gruber
Margaret Ann Long
Albert M. Long
Virginia
Avenue
Mary Caroline Edelman
Bobby Ernst
Betty Ann Lillard
Paul Mattson
Joe Shank
Betty Lee Segrist
Jean Snyder
George Snyder
Evelyn Starkey
Betty Lee Stine
Ruth Startzman
Henry Startzman,Jr
June Yontz
Richard Long
Comic Program at Beaver Creek Hall by Willing Workers
A comic program will be held Thursday March 2 at 745 p m at Beaver Creek Community Hall for the Willing Workers Class of Beaver Creek Christian Church. It features skits one act playlets readings sketches songs and music with an offering to be taken.
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Beaver Creek
Olive Hope Beauty Shop Ad Promotes Bonat Waves
The Olive Hope Beauty Shop advertises Bonat permanent waves starting at $2.50 at 208 North Potomac Street with phone line 66-1. The notice is compact and geared toward local customers seeking affordable salon services.
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Olive Hope Beauty Shop
Bonat
Permanent Waves
Potomac St
Ady
Why Marriages Succeed or Fail At Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor Society of First Christian church presented a Sunday program led by president LeRoy Smith. Elizabeth Lau explained the scripture on why marriages succeed or fail, with Naomi Schlotterbeck and several others performing Life lessons and songs including In the Garden and Be the Tie that Binds.
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Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
LeRoy Smith
C. E
Naomi Eavey
Onita Crosswhite
Elizabeth Lau
Naomi Schlotterbeck
May Havey
Jane . Eavey
Myrtle Shingleton
Evelyn Keller
Leonard Shingleton
Jane Havey
May Eavey
Onita Cronnwhite
Thelma Shingleton
Mr. Lowell
C. E. Benediction
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christ Reformed Church
C. .E. Society of the St. James Reformed
Karatetter i
Doris Ensminger
Francea Berger
Jane Sprecher
Lola May
Ioan Beard
Louise Fleming
Morris Fleming
Brayden Thomas
First Baptist Cheerful Helpers Host Monthly Meeting
Mrs C G Wright hosted the First Baptist Church Cheerful Helpers class at her home on Hamilton boulevard for the monthly gathering. Plans were set for a cake sale, rooms were decorated with spring flowers, and refreshments were served. Guests included Della Miller Mary Bard Della Phillips Dolores Weagley Margaret Butts Mina Loy Maude Bock Elizabeth Adams Martha Hoff man Doris Stitzel Marseilles Baughan Gladys Reed Rose Baughan Idella Whipp Harbaugh and couples of 4 H Sherman and C G Wright.
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C. G. Wright
Hamilton Boulevard
First Baptist Church
Della Miller
Mary Bard
Della Phillips
Dolores Weagley
Margaret Butts
Mina Blanche Loy
Maude Bock
Misa Elizabeth Adams
Martha Hoffman
He gerstown Civic League to Hold Annual Meeting
The He gerstown Civic League will meet Wednesday at 3:00 PM at the Women's Club. The annual report will be read and officers elected as Mrs. James Findlay presides. good attendance expected.
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Hegerstown Civic League
James Findlay
Rembrandt Lecture At Washington County Museum
Richard Carl Medford will give a Rembrandt lecture at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts tomorrow at 4 30 p m. Special slides from the Metropolitan Museum of New York will illustrate the talk and a new exhibition of Rembrandt etchings and Durer engravings will open the same day for public viewing.
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Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Richard Carl Medford
Rembrandt
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Alprecht ‘Durer
Musical comedy by Williamsport church choir Friday
Members of the Williamsport church choir will present The Minister's Wife's New Bonnet in the K of P Hall Friday March 17. Cast includes Margaret Betts Margaret Grimes Jane Traver Beatrice Grimes Elizabeth Henry Mary Gower Emma Harsh Mrs Earl Newcomer Pauline Ausherman Edward Palmer Donald Hose Clarence Gossard Dale Fearnow.
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Williamsport
B. Church
K. of P. Hall
Margaret Betts
Margaret Grimes
Janet Traver
Beatrice Grimes
Elizabeth Henry
Mary Gower
Emma Harsh
Mrs. Earl Newcomer
Pauline Ausherman
Edward Palmer
Donard Hose
Clarence Gossard
Dale
Fearnow
Funkstown Homemakers Meet Demonstration At Green Home
Fourteen members and seven visitors attended the Funkstown Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs. Charles Green’s home. Miss Ardath Marti demonstrated rush-bottom chairs. The next meeting is set for the fourth Thursday in March at Mrs. Green’s home.
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Funkstown
Miss Margaret Henratty Hosts Jig Saw Puzzle Party
At Halltown West Virginia Miss Margaret Henratty entertained a jig saw puzzle party for house guest Miss Margaret Ger of Yarrowsburg. Four letters marked initials were used during card games. Guy Henratty won first prize for solving two puzzles, James Skinner took booby prize. Guests included Miss Margaret Poffenberger Sharpsburg Glen Stonslifer Emmitsburg Douglas Mong James Skinner Julian Waddy Shepherdstown Frank Rouse Basel Clipp Kabletown Miss Ruth Hutton Evelyn Wild Mrs Oscar Wild Martinsburg Miss Josephine Wolfe Mrs Laura Snyder Mr and Mrs Edgar Taylor Attorney Floyd M Brill Winchester.
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Margaret Henratty
Halltown
W. Va
Margaret ’ Ger
Yarrowsburg
Guy Henratty
James Skinner
Margaret Poffenberger
Sharpsburg
Glen Stonslifer
Emmitsburg
Douglas Mong
Julian Waddy
Shepherdstown
Frank Rouse
Basel
Clipp
Kabletown
Ruth Hutton
Evelyn Wild
Oscar. Wild
Martinsburg
Josephine Wolfe Guy -Henretty
Laura Snyder
Edgar Taylor
Keyser
Floyd M. Brill
Winchester
Margaret Henretty
Minstrel Show At Wash Square Draws Large Audience
A minstrel show titled The Hottest Coon in Dixie was staged last night in the social hall of Washington Square M. E. church. Rowland Davies led as interlocutor with a popular solo West of the Great Divide. Bill Custer and end men delivered strong numbers, Beverly Moser accompanied on piano, and the program will repeat tonight at eight.
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Dixie
Washington Square
M. E. Church
Rowland Davies
West of the Great Divide
Bill” Custer
W. M. Train
Beverly Moser
Edgar H. Showacre
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column on a Distant Boy
Answering a teen who seeks guidance about a Christian girl dating a nonbeliever with a drinking habit and weak will, the column urges avoiding the relationship. It warns of eventual moral decline, emphasizes self-respect, and notes true reform must come from within rather than external pressure. Betty Brainerd signs off offering further help.
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Betty Brainerd
Toy Fife
Tre
A Quick Gauge of a Man by First Impressions
The passage notes that on meeting a man you can instantly sense his interest. It claims men judge beauty by complexion and smooth skin, even if they know little about clothes. The author argues that a delicate skin draws men to want to know you better.
Has He Asked You for a Dance
A flirtatious note urges girls to notice a man whose eyes light up at their face and suggests dancing as a test of mutual interest. It warns to pass a so called complexion test and promises the man will be fascinated if skin is soft and alluring.
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Euripides
Welche
Starlet Skin: Hollywood Secrets for Every Face
Advert reads that 9 of 10 stars use Fra grant white Lux Toilet Soap for complexion care. It claims Hollywood skin allure is attainable by ordinary people and that men are moved by stars’ skin in love scenes. Gentle, lavish skin care urged as transferable glamour.
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Hollywood
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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This City
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Mebil Ridgely
Clarence Lowman
Elsie Mitchell
Bruce Wilson
B. C. Shulenberger
Virginia Avenue
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Jane Heath
Jean Mayfield
Helen Danzer
Hood College
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Joseph Montaldo
Frank Dellweiler
Girth
Paul Banzhoff
Hannah Jean
J. H. Hanna
Bridge
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Everhart
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Allen I. Myers
Walter Byron Stebl
Frank M. Thomas
Philip Grove
C. E. Society of the First Christian Church
John 4. Sneckenberger
Elizabeth A. Null
Boonshoro
Kline Bros. Best
Larm’s Eauty
N. Potomac St
Chicago Market CO
W. Washington ST
Magerstown
Lenten Foods
Frankfurters
Sauer Kraut
Monsey
Presbyterian Church
New York
Helen ‘Williams
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hageratown Mail
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Croquignole
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Washington ST
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