Social And Personal Notices From Local News
A regional notice column reports society activities. Miss Margaret Binkley travels to the University of Pennsylvania for a course in Basteriology. Mrs Roscoe Fitz visits her mother Mrs Emma Binkley in Baltimore. Sgt Clifton M Bachtell returns to Hargrave Military Academy after vacation with his parents in Palti more street. Mr and Mrs H B Supinger of Pittsburgh visit Mrs Frank R Murphy at 316 Summit Avenue. Charles Moats returns to the Maryland State School for the Deaf after holidays with his parents. Miss Dolores Wageley Cedar Lawn and Milton McKann visit relatives in Middlesex County Virginia. D S Hammond in New York City staying at Hotel Lincoln. Madelin Brewer hosts Woman's Missionary Society with program and refreshments. Amy Winters and daughter Hazel return from Christmas with Baltimore relatives. Frances Sheeler returns to the State Sanatorium after holidays. Births announced from Philadelphia and locally. two newborn daughters and a son in law announcements. Ten to Meet: St Mark's Ten of St Mark's Lutheran Church to hold monthly meeting.
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Party For Society
Madelin Brewer
Woman’s Missionary Society
Frances Berger
Helen Brandenburg
Lola May
Caleethe Wegner
Goldie Clark
Hazel Ross
Alice Roelke
Mary Smith
Margaret Thompson
Alberta Thurmond
Margaret Rowlard
O. D. Sprecher
Verna Mowen
Audrey
Carvella Brandenburg
John Hose
Philadelphia
Lanlenau Maternity Hospital
Hose
Frederick T. Hose
Elis L. Potter
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Potter
Nellie Powell
Eugene Steele
Houston
Tex
C. E. Steele
Rocal Y. M. C. A
Steele
H. L. Stahl
West
Franklin Street
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
A advertisement extols Creomulsion as seven fold aid for hard coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief, safety, and universal use while noting higher cost and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Twelfth Night Revelry to Be Held by Potomac Playmakers
Arrangements are complete for the Twelfth Night Revelry at The Club tomorrow night hosted by the Potomac Playmakers. The 9 pm event will be informal with skits, sketches, and dancing plus light refreshments. Attendance is limited to membership. social members were misinformed about eligibility.
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The
Potomac Playmakers
Sunday School Elects Leaders at St Pauls Evangelical
St Pauls Evangelical Sunday school elected G. M. Mattson as general superintendent and named W. L. Niebert and Chester Fritz as assistant superintendents. Other officers include secretaries Gladys Betts Donald Ervine and Stafford Kline treasurer Paul Weller pianists Grace Gabriel and Mrs Kenneth Linn choristers Chester Fritz and B S Irvine librarians Roy Sheppard Banks Daubert and John France and many department supervisors and circle leaders for quarterly conferences. The Livingston Circle of First Baptist meets January 5 at 7 50 PM at 26 Elizabeth St.
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Co. M. Mattson
St. Paul's Evangelical Sunday School
W. L. Niebert
Chester Fritz
Sec ‘Yetries
Gladys Betts
Donald Ervine
Stafford Kline
Paul Weller
Grace Gabriel
Kenneth Linn
B. S. Irvine
Roy Sheppard
Banks Daubert
John
C. M. Mattson
Hilda Varner
Claude Shank
John Conrad
Ethel Daubert
Kenneth Sinn
Peter MacFarland
Mary Hogan
Carl Sheppard
James Stone
Wm. Dellinger
Mary Mitchell
Hilda Warner
Isabelle Stone
Lanbert
C. M. Matson
Kiwanis to stage Ladies of the Jury for charity
The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club will present Ladies of the Jury in the High School auditorium on Tuesday January 23 at 7 15 pm for the Underprivileged Child Fund. Miriam Everts returns to lead the cast as Mrs Boucicault mirroring Minnie Maddern Fiske. The play follows a powerful society woman who sways eleven jurors in deciding a prisoner’s fate.
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Hagerstown
Miriam Everts
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Boucicault
Miss Everts
Betsy Dern Makes Debut at New Year Tea in Washington
Betsy Dern daughter of Secretary of War George Dern and Mrs Dern makes her debut to society at a Washington New Year’s afternoon tea. She is pictured in her coming out gown in a photo supplied by the Associated Press.
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Betsy Dern
George Dern
Washington
Associated Press
Group To Present The Attorney for the Defense at Clear Spring
A Saturday evening performance on January 6 at the Clear Spring High School auditorium features Eu gene Hafer's comedy drama The Attorney for the Defense. Proceeds go to St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Cast includes Mason Bell Jimmy Carlisle and D L Boyd Judge Carlisle with a musical program afterward featuring Amos Harper and others.
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Clearspring
Eugene Hafer
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mason Bell
Jimmy Carlisle
D. L. Boyd
Judge Carlisle
Charles Clopper
Joseph Hampden
Charles Miles
Jackson Mullen
Richard Clopper
Mark Nelson
John Corbett
Freddie Warren
Jane Flory Ankeney
Dorothy Hampden
May Young
Beth Winters
Frances Cushna
Alie Traynor
Salome Pound
Elsie
Miss Harne and Mr Peters Wed In Hagerstown
Miss Doris Mae Harne and William H Peters married at the Travinger home on Potomac avenue with only family present. Rev J Edward Uarms officiated. Catherine Neikirk Ingram and J Atlee Young provided music. The couple's reception followed at Hotel Alexander. Peters, a city detective, traveled from Baltimore for the ceremony.
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Doris Mae Harne
William H. Peters
Clinton Travinger
Potomac Avenue
Evering
J. Edward Uarms
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Catherine Neikirk Ingram
J. Atlee Young
Helen Hershey
Joseph M. Harp
Alexander
Raymond Burgesser
Lecture Saturday on Auctioneering and Marriage Notices
A lecture by George Wilhide on Auctioneering 43 She is Dons will headline a Smithsburg event with local musical numbers by Frogtown fiddlers and Blue Ridge String Band. If weather fails, the program shifts to Saturday January 20. marriage licenses listed for several couples accompany the notice.
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Smithsburg
George Wilhide
Lantz
Dons
Wilhide
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frogtown Fiddiers
Mount St. Mary's
Blue Ridge String Band
Repeal of State Day Act Sought in Kentucky Legislature
Frankfort January 3 near Morganfield 21 measures introduced aim to repeal the state liquor enforcement act to cut automobile-license costs and lift regulatory provisions. Representative Tyler Munford and Governor Ruby Laffon discussed moving to substitute liquor control legislation after repeal.
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Frankfort
Morganfield
Kentucky General Assembly
Fiay
Gove
Ernor Ruby Laffon
Tive Tyler Munford
Muffs for Knees and for Gloves
Chicago dispatch notes new season muffs and muff gloves in leather and fabric. Designers feature clever cuff cuts that convert gloves into knee or hand muffs, with cuffs shaped to hold a rounded muff when worn folded.
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Chicago
Linn
Special program at Broadfording Church of the Brethren
Mt Airy Ridge reports a Sunday evening service set for December 31 at 7 30 at Broadfording Church of the Brethren. Local families and neighbors are mentioned visiting relatives and sharing Christmas observances with P L Martin D M Buchanan and other area residents.
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Mt. Airy Ridge
Broadfording
Church of the Brethren
Geo. Davia
Lt Ue
P. L. Martin
J.P. Martin
Roy Deiterich
Made Une Stouffer
Robert Sowers
Bobbie
Martin L. Sneckenberger
Mary
D. M. Buchanan
Preston Myers
Nannie Martin
David Palmer
Hagerstown
C. R. Stouffer
Catharine Myers
L. F. Murray
Thos. A. Pittenger
H. E. Toms
Herbert Sparrow
Nellie
Mary Hykes
Elva ‘Myers
Thelma Spickler
Preston
Boy Scouts Plan Educational Annapolis Tour
The Boy Scouts of Washington County will tour Annapolis on Friday January 19 visiting the Naval Academy the Capitol Building St Johns College Saint Annes Church and William Paca House They will view John Paul Jones crypt and end with Fort McHenry from Baltimore Federal Hill Park Scouts may be excused from school RSVP by January 17 to Scout office under Scoutmaster Fred Entler Troop 20.
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Boy Scouts of
Washington County
Annapolis
State Capitol
Naval Academy
John Paul Jones
St. John’s College
Saint Anne’s Church
William Paca
Baltimore
Federal Hill Park
Fort McHenry
Rip” Miller
Navy
B. J. Grimes
Fred P. Entler
Western Enterprise pig roast plans show growing turnout
The Western Enterprise fire department gears up for a January 18 pig roast with a likely capacity crowd. The organizing committee urges members and guests to secure invitation cards at the fire hall or by mailing name and address to the secretary, as early cards are in high demand.
Nail Care Tip From Screen Actress Aids Brittle Nails
A screen actress suggests nightly rubbing of nails with lemon juice or vinegar to restore gloss and softness. Remove all polish before treatment. results appear within a few weeks.
Donations pour in at Day Nursery as December enrollments rise
The Day Nursery reports many donations from numerous donors including Mrs. Charles Eyerly Mrs. Alice Brewer Mrs. W M Cushwa Mrs. Frank Hoffmeier Mrs. Charles W Schaibley Mrs. John Summers Mrs. Harry Rudy and others. Eleven children were enrolled during December and contributions came from St Johns Episcopal Church pantry Schindel and Rober Dr C L Mowrer the Misses McKee and local church groups.
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Charles Eyerly
Alice Brewer
W. M. Cushwa
Frank Hoffmeier
Charles W. Schaibley
John Summers
Harry Rudy
Samuel A. Suter
Herbert
Boy Scouts
R. A. Stott
Lee Towson
Schindel and Robrer
C. L. Mowrer
Edward Undegraff
Misses McKee
St. John’s Episcopal Church Pantry
Franklin P. Canby
Harvey Zeigler
St John’s Lutheran Church
South Potomac
WE WOMEN Advice Column From Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd answers letters from tormented youths and young women. She counsels that men may date many and be unsure of commitment and urges patience and non possessiveness while staying friendly.
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Betty Brainerd
School Enrollment Steadily Increases Amid Funding Pressures
Miss Katharine Healy, school supervisor, told Civic League members yesterday that enrollment climbs despite reduced school funding. She outlined seven objectives including health, learning, citizenship, and character, and urged observers to visit schools to see children’s progress. A brief meeting led by Mrs. James Findlay preceded her remarks.
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Katharine Healy
Lengsye Mémbra
Women’s Club
Healy
Civil League
James Findlay
Forty and Height Elect Officers on Friday Night
An election of officers will be held Friday at 7 o'clock by the Forty and Height in the Legion Room. A full attendance is desired.
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Legion Mome
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Evening Mail
Daily Mail
Margaret Binkley
Broadway
University of Pennsylvania
Roscoe Fitz
Biue Ridge Summit
Emma Binkley
Clifton M. Bachtell
Hargrave Military Academy
C. M. Bachtell
Paltimore Street
H. B. Supinger
Fittsburgh
Supinger
Frank R. Murphy
Summit Avenue
Charles Moats
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Dolores Wageley
Cedar Lawn
Milton McKann
Middlesex County, Va
D. ‘S. Hammond
Hill Crest Roal
New York City
Hotel
Lincoln
Amy Winters
Hazel
Union League Hotel
LeRoy Winters
Charles Rice
Baltimore City
Frances Sheeler
Wayside Avenue
St. Mark's
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Prospect St
Pope’s Beauty Shop
N. Locust St
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin St
L. & B. Hat Shop Women’s Hats
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Jerome Nut
J. W. Rohrer Wow, Baits. &T
St. Paul's
Livingston
First Baptist Church
Gussie Haines
Elizabeth Street
Vicks
Vicky
Arndt
Erna
Hilda
Mildred
Central Press
Miss Harne
Mr. Peters
Charles G. Deneen
Hancock
Elma R. Steiner
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Robert H. Wentzel
Mr. Joy
Madeline
Bishop
Chambersburg
Delvin Kine
Waynesboro
Pansey Bloom
Fairview
Paul G. Snowberger
Waynesbero
Helen Marie Cline
Bonzerville
Clarence H. Breneman
Mary E. Robinson
Mercersburg
Clinton L. Lapole
Mildred M. Messner
John Faith
Jieren Catherine Bowman
Big J. Hutzell
Virginia N. Whittington
Enterprise
Company
Mona Barrie
RED Cross
Madison Ave
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington
Brownie
E. Washington St
Jess
Potemae St
KAY Cewelry CO
the Baldwin Restaurant
Cal Jacoby
Crystal Beach
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