Social notes reflect a busy Maryland area
Richard Newman returns to the Maryland University after holidays with his father Thomas H. Newman and friends. Other entries list Nora Lyon Lyon of New York visiting her parents Louis and Mrs Lyon, Elizabeth Lyon Drexel Institute student returning from Philadelphia, and Mr and Mrs Robert C. Rana hosting a family visit. Various locals travel to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York for holidays and business, with several residents recuperating from injuries and others entertaining guests at homes in Summit Avenue and High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Newman
Maryland University
Iss
Thomas H. Newman
Smithsbury
Mre
Elizabeth Lyon
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Louis
Lyon
East
Institute For Teachers Held At Williamsport
64 delegates attended a Williamsport institute for teachers of the Washington County Sunday School Association. Col Joseph Cudlipp of Hartiwore spoke on how and why they teach. Delegates came from Smithsburg Wagerstown Downsville Williamsport Boonsboro Clear Spring. A banquet closed the day and plans were announced for a yearly institute. The annual Young Peoples Conference is set for Friday May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Cudlipp
Hartiwore
Washington County
Zion Lutheran Church
Willameport
P. L. Russell
Hagerstown
Aight
Cudiipp
Smithsburg
Wagerstown
Downsville
Wyttamaport
Boonsboro
Youngs Peoples’ Cocferanre
Dinner Planned for General Muir in Our Town
Major General Charles H. Muir, commandant of the Third Corps Area, U S Army, is slated to attend a dinner here this month organized by the Association of the Army of the United States. The event will be held at the Conococheague Club after plans were worked out at a meeting at the headquarters of the 62nd Cavalry Division. General Muir has recently been assigned to the Third Corps Area, succeeding Major General Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Muir
Third Corps
United States
Lingerstown
Association of the Army of the United States
Conococheague Club
62Nd Cavalry
Malr
Arca
Batley
Beaver Creek Club Committee Formed and Goals Set
Newver Creek Community Club met last night at the home of E. Fahney and formed a committee including Pabrney W. F. Shank and G. Branlenburg to recruit new members. Mrs. R. OC. F. Weasley stressed testing garden seeds and Mr. Frinney discussed clover. The next meeting is planned at Rev. C. A. Quenzel’s home in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newver Creek
New Dramatic Institute Opens in City Soon
A Dramatic Institute will open in the city next week announced by George Jenkin of the Community Service Bureau of Education and Dramatics. The program features a local faculty of former actors and theatre professionals with Jan 10 to Jan 26 sessions covering home talent productions, costume design, stagecraft, church drama, and practical lectures by noted instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Institute
Thin City
George Jenkin
Community Ber- Vice Bureau of Educational, Dramatics
Sanateur Theatricals
Community Players Organization
Avstating Nim
John L Hurley
Theocal
Misa
Little
Eas
Ideala
J. J. Porter
J. B. Kiemer
Gay Kline
Marshall Wilson
Continental Stagecraft
Mire J. B Ferguson
Helen Hoffmeier
Mise Donalason
Frank F. Greenwalt
Commercial Theatre
Chas. W. Boyer
Miley Agnes Rogers
Mra
Grayson Steffey
Esmore
Colmes Rogers
Hagerstown
Core
Palace Theatre
Vaueville
Cn B. Kivtfer
Jenkin
A. K. Cottman
Minn Suean Gatherson
H. Rudy
Greenawait
Mocle—Miss
Ziegler
George Updexrail
Lauren Sawer
Surprise Party for Miss Pearl Hogan
A pleasant surprise party honored Miss Pearl Hogan and Miss Vada Angle at Mrs. Harry Snyder’s home. Numerous guests attended including Ruth Bowman Carl Howard Hayetta Hoch Robert Ryder Esther Coney Edwin Colvin Mildred Hogar Samuel Parner Velda Smith Homer Conrail Edgar Garlenhour Louise Humelaine Fraccos Middlekauff Carl Steppard Byron Buterbaugh Ruth Barkan John Buterbaugh Pearl Hogan Lloyd Miller Gladys Snyder Arthur Nye Vada Angle Charles Gidnay Anna Willams Freeman Sino Ethel Rhine hart Bluee Heck Mary Hogan Alda Smith John Hogan and Mr. and Mrs Harry Stydar. The gathering lasted pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hogan
Vada Angle
Harry Snyder
Ruth Bowman
Carl Howard
Hayetta Hoch
Robert Ryder
Esther Coney
Edwin Colvin
Mildred Hogar
Samuel Parner
Velda Smith
Homer Conrail
Edgar Garlenhour
Louise Humelaine
Fraccos Middlekauff
Carl Steppard
Byron Buterbaugh
Ruth Barkan
John Buterbaugh
Lloyd Miller
Banquet Ends Prior Meet With Toasts At Country Club
The W F Prior Publishing Co convention wrapped up with a banquet at the Country Club. Emmett W. Gans presided as principal speaker, addressing Europe bound trade conditions. Officers and 35 guests, including foreign delegates, heard remarks on family matters and business prospects for 1923 before gifts were exchanged and a Maryland dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Prior Publishing Co
Country Club
Emmett W. Gans
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
8. Mc Waganian
H. K. Kneisley
Prior Co
Prior
Twastosotmanter
Slosmen
Judge Wagiman
Atr. Gans
Ley
Stonebraker
T.F Carroll
Dela
L. W. Manners
Austalia
Ha~geretown
M.A. Ferrara
California
Saler Force
Fet
Mr Carroll
douton‘Tries
la Scale
Charley H. Cannell
Smokes and Punch
Washington County rural women clubs meet Thursday
The first meeting of the Washington County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs will be held at the Y Thursday, January 14. The program will be announced later. The H ealthy Unit will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Healty Junit
Good Manners On Religion And Sensitive Beliefs
A brief guide stresses that religion or creed topics are delicate and should be avoided in conversations unless beliefs are clearly known. It notes sensibilities can be easily wounded and urges caution whenever uncertainty exists.
Plax For Coming Of Evangelist Planned At Lecture
A large Men's Bible Class meeting set plans for Monday's lecture by Sam Small, famed evangelist, now in Pittsburgh. The event in Adolin's Lithuanian auditorium is titled Blue Laws vs Red Laws, with broad attendance expected. Women invited and county Bible class delegations to attend. annual banquet set but no permanent date fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdolin
Litheran Auditorium
Bible Class Association
Former Local Couple To Be Married Soon
Announcement for the forthcoming marriage of Relph H. Wagner a former local newspaper man and Mins Fthel Ustner a former Burse Btth local hospital resident of Lawrenceville New Jersey no date set. Includes brief items about new arrivals Evie Pas and a mishmash of local notices lacking clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relph H. Wagner
Mins Fthel Ustner
Burse Btth
Lawrenceville
N. J
Mr. Wagner Fe
The
Y. M. C, Avat
New Hrusawick
Kiwanis Club Plans Year of Civic Action in Hagerstown
Dr. W B Campbell, newly installed president, outlines the year's program. The club aims to improve traffic regulations and street markings, boost milk supply, promote a Washington County Orphans home, and sponsor a Constitution reading campaign. Publicity work will spotlight a “Willow Hagerstown” civic effort with luncheons inviting members to discuss professions and visit local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Chub
Magers
Fawn
Ite
W .B. Campbell
Kiwanis Organization
Hagerstown
United States
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wea
Kiwanieon
Elub
Kowara
Will Preach at Lefternburg And Beard's Churches
The Rev F F Kayhoe will preach Sunday morning at 10 40 in the Lutheran Church at Lefternburg and at 230 in the afternoon at Beards Church The vacancy follows the resignation of Rev J G Roser who has accepted a charge at Centerville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Kayhoe
Lefternburg
Beard’a
J. G. Roser
Hastor
Centerville
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Institute For Teachers
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New York
Miss Pearl Hogan
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