Lillian McCormick Helps Maryland Delaware Council
Members of the Maryland Delaware council of religious education, led by Lillian BE McCormick, spent several days in Hagerstown. Corinne Grogavickle, ill with typhoid, shows improvement at Funkstown, while local visits by Harold Porter and family were noted. The annual “Lags of Christ” Reformed church party featured a rummage play about church fund raising and a piano duet, with officers and new-year plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian BE. McCormick
Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education
Hagerstown
Christ’ Reformed Law
Kam Ys
Ana
Harry G. Maugans
Mary Carmen
Rob Hissong
Lloyd - Zitz
Tess ‘Stottlemyer
Paul Gluck
Harloyd
Zitzman
Robert LT
Doris Weagley
Norma
Grogan
Annie“ Murray
Ansisted
Any
Meadamen
Durhaeffer
Carmen
Crunkleton
Keeler
Seaman
Thomas Jid
Hannah ‘Woltensberger
Mifloers
Samuel Macbeth
J Zitzman
Robert Hisgong
Mracot” Pittinger
Tres Wren
Mire
Lena Bowman
Inaugural visitors and residents listed among city notes
Mr and Mrs Clarence Fahr ney Mrs 5 C 4 Weagley Simon Downey William H Cunningham Cecil Hayes Amos Reeder attended Governor Nice inaugural ceremonies in Annapolis. Robert R Fleigh returns to University of Pennsylvania after holidays with parents on Potomac avenue. Miss Ella H Stonebraker registered at Barb ion Plaza Hotel in New York City. Clarke W Noble and Mrs Clark Noble with Mrs Bertha Columbus, all of Washington, were New Year dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A D Snyder of Keedysville. Miss Martha Ellen Hakle returns to Ithaca N Y to resume studies after holidays with Homer Eakle family. Mrs Edwin Fockler returns to Richmond Va after visiting here. Miss Anita Snyder in Washington for seventy fourth Congress sessions. Mrs Bessie Smith Simpson formerly of Hayatts now of Denver Colo visits her mother Mrs Mary Smith. will accompany daughter home for six month visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Fahrney
Weagley
Simon Downey
William H. Cunningham
Cecil Hayes
Amos Reeder
Annapolis
Nice
Clarke W. Noble
Antietam
Clark Noble
Bertha Columbus
Washington
A. D. Snyder
Keedysville
Martha Ellen Hakle
Ithaca
N. Y
Homer ”Eakle
Oak Hill Avenue
Bessie Smith
Simpson
Hayatts
Denver
Colo
Mary Smith
Entertains on Fourth Birthday in Williamsport
Jean Marie Anderson celebrated her fourth birthday with a pink and white animal circus themed party at home in Williamsport. Guests included Peggy Ann Banzhoff Faye and Phyllis Kelly Ruth Anna Brandt Jean Brewer Elaine Cole Patty Jean Palmer Irene Mary Jane Foltz Freddie Cole Donnie Curfman Leo Banzhoff Tommy Downs Donnie Dale Cole Lee Palmer and Dale Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marie Anderson
David Anderson
Williamsport
Peggy Ann Banzhoff
Faye
Phyllis Kelly
Ruth Anna Brandt
Jean Brewer
Elaine Cole
Patty Jean Palmer
Irene
Mary Jane Foltz
Freddie Cole
Donnie Curfman
Leo Banzh
Founder's Day Invitation at Maryland Normal School
The alumnae of Maryland State Normal School Towson with trustees and faculty invite all to the 9th Founder's Day program at the school auditorium on Sunday January 13 at 3 30 pm Speakers include Gilbert W Mead president of Washington College and Col A W W Woodcock president of St Johns College Music will be by the school Glee Club orchestra and a special elementary chorus Miss Tall expects a large delegation from Washington County at this celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Wchool Auditorium
Gilbert W. Mead
Washington College
Col. A. W. W. Woodcock
St. John's College
Glee Club
Miss Tall
Washington County
Bridge Club Entertained Mrs John Stonebraker
Mrs John Stonebraker hosted her semi monthly bridge club yesterday in a social gathering that showcased a refined afternoon of card play and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Stonebraker
the Terrace
Bridge Club
Officers Elected At Class Meeting At Howard Street Church
The F. F. class of Howard Street M E Church met at Mrs. Sensenbaugh's home on Potomac Street. After scripture, prayers, and a brief business session with refreshments, officers for the coming year were elected including president Caroline Bower and treasurer Catherine Timmons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
Howard Street
M. E
Surprise Birthday Party for Nina Brooks
A pleasant surprise party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin's Frederick Street home in honor of Miss Nina Brooks's birthday. The decor featured pink carnations and sweetpeas around a large cake with candles, with guests including Catherine Zentmyer, Joe Schindler, Janice Trovinger, Tommy Logsdon, Harry Mandelstein, Harvey Sanders, Cheater Aldridge, Herman Schindler, Danny Lyon, Mrs. Raymond Trovinger, Mrs. Earl Shifter, Margaret, Helen Shifter, Janice Shifter, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Martin
Frederick Street
Nina Brooks
Catherine Zentmyer
Joe Schindler
Janice Trovinger
Tommy Logsdon
Harry Mandelstein
Harvey Sanders
Cheater Aldridge
Herman Schindler
Danny Lyon
Raymond Trovinger
Persian is Speaker at Monthly Tea
A Persian guest Amfer Malick Mallick addressed the Hagerstown Womens Club at the January tea. Dr N C G Leonard introduced him sharing Persia's mystical culture. Mallick spoke of ancient Persia, missionaries, and social changes, with notes on Cyrus, Darius, and Alexander the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Amfer Malick Zadha
A. J. Mallick
N. CG. Leonard
Baltimore
Mall
Mallick
Persia
Ancient
Cyrus
Darius
Christ
Alexander the Great
George Roulette
J. Edward Cochran
L. Vinton Hershey
Leslie Gardner
George
Updegraff
Edward Updegraff
Anna Katherine Roulette
Mesdames
Robert P. Conrad
C. Ford Carman
Lawrence Wolf
W. A. Roulette
Merritt Campbell
Gessner Harrison
Edwin L. Mason
Police seek talks with fifth graders in theft probe
Pittsburgh suburb police plan conversations with fifth grade students to identify who tore up report cards and scattered the scraps on the teacher's desk in a classroom break-in. Westminster swears in George M. Fringer as Carroll County State's attorney. Fringer, a Republican, succeeds Theodore F. Brown at 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westminster
George M. Fringer
Carroll County
Francis Neal Parke
Fringer
Theodore F. Brown
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Inspires Outdoor Exercise
Outdoor exercise is the best cosmetic for skin beauty, promising a bloom of health on the cheeks and a natural radiance.
Students to Present Play at Waynesboro High
Smithsburg High School performs Booth Tarkington comedy Seventeen at Waynesboro High School auditorium Friday January 11 at 7 pm. Senior class sponsors the production and Waynesboro committees handle properties and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg High School
Booth Tarkinton
Waynesboro High School
Smithsburg
Tarkington
Mrs. Baxter
Virginia Shaver
Mr. Baxter
Emory Siple
William Sylvanus Baxter
John Ridenour
Johnnie Watson
Edward Pound
Jane Baxter
Marcella Pryor
May Parcher
Dorothy Masters
Lola Pratt
Elizabeth Hartie
Genesis
Edwin Moore
Joe Bullitt
Charles McGlaughlin
Mr. Parcher
Morris Slick
George Cropper
Lawrence Hershberger
Ethel Boke
Miriam Bachtell
Wallie Banks
Josef Bible
Mary Brooks
Valerie Moore
Flopit
Jerry Brenner
Elizabeth Slagle
Lois Simon
Louise Needy
Derain Etching Shown At Washington County Museum
Andre Derain etching Head of a Girl joins the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts print collection and is on display. Derain, born 1880 in Chaton France, is a leading Paris school figure whose works are in major public museums worldwide including Luxembourg Paris Cologne The Hague Moscow Detroit Los Angeles New York and Washington.
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Andre Derain
Washington County
Allegheny County
Carnegie’ Institute
Baltimore Museum
Carnegie
Derain
Hagerstown
Luxembourg Museum
Paris
Cologne
The
Hague
Moscow
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Teacher Entertained At St John’s Lutheran Sunday School
The primary department teachers hosted a Monday evening event at Mrs. Edward Oswald Jr. Terrace in honor of Miss Mary Rouskulp, superintendent emeritus, and Mrs. Robert Cartee, new acting superintendent. Dr Y E Harrs gave a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Mary Rouskulp
Robert Cartee
Edward Oswald
Terrace
Jane Cramer
Harriett Doub
Sara Payne
Nellie Rudy
Verona Fleigh
Thelma Martin
Harry D. Burger
Leslie Lakin
Walter Smith
John Martin
Ray Bollinger
Daniel Oswald
Mrs. Howard To Speak Here Again
Mrs Robert Howard, Washington DC lecturer, returns for a third Current Events talk at the Women's Club auditorium this afternoon at 4. Sponsored by the Women's Club, she is noted for extensive travel and knowledge of international affairs. Mrs William Preston Lane Jr chairs the ticket committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Howard
Washington, D. C
Women’s Club
Howard
William Preston Lane, Jr
Program Tonight at St. Pauls U B Church Event
The Men’s Bible class of St. Paul’s U B Church leads the annual program as men host the Women’s Missionary Society. Rev. Dr. J Edw Harms of St. John’s Lutheran Church will speak. A music program and refreshments follow at 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s U. B
Women’s Missionary Society
J. Edw. Harms
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Hisse Schmidt
Mrs Schmidt was surprised at her Wear Washington home hosted by Mr and Mrs Ned Bragunier. Guests played five hundred and back and prizes went to Ira Miller William Crider and the Bragunier couple. Refreshments were served to a long list of neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned F. Braguuier
C. W. Anderson
Ira Miller
Chester Stine
Morris Johnson
Cameron Elgin
George Schmidt
Dorothy
Charles
Bridge Tournament Runs With New Match Point Scoring
Mrs Edwin Fockler of Richmond directed a contract bridge session at Mrs Roger Whipple's home on Monday assisted by Miss Marie Slauson. High North and South went to Mrs Whipple and Mrs W T Hamilton, while East and West honors went to Mrs John G Bower Jr and Mrs William Preston Lane Jr. Participants included numerous local players and it aims to launch a series of future tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fockler
Richmond
Marie. Slauson
Roger Whipple
Prospect Street
W.T. Hamilton
Lynn K. Brugh, Jr
Roy Daniels
Hancock
Wm. Preston Lane, Jr
John G. Bower, Jr
Randolph Moore
Ott Funkhouser
R. B Norment
J. Smead
Carl Stonebraker
Edwin Blair
Marshall Wilson
Levin Stone Praker
John Stonebraker
W. J. Clapp
Moose basketball game vs Stewart A C called off
The Moose basketball team was scheduled to play Stewart A C of Washington at the capital tomorrow night but the game has been canceled by telegram to the local management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Stewart A. C
Washington
Capital
Quint
Dear Betty Brainerd We Women advice column
Worried woman writes of a 14 year marriage quarrels and a jealous husband who wants to move out with the children. Betty Brainerd counsels focusing on the children’s welfare, avoiding further conflict, urging shared responsibility, and considering a fresh start rather than pursuing separation. She urges open talk, duty, and calmer thoughts to improve the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Jaleo
Tam
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Battle, Creek, Mich
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R. W. Eigenbrode
Robert R. Fleigh
University of Pennsylvania
Robert B. Fleigh
Potomac Avenue
Ella H. Stonebraker
Barbiton Plaza Hotel
New York City
Anita Snyder
American Legion
Waynesboro
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W. Washington St
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac St
D. Ramacciotti
SLAC
Pound Party
S. M. Shackelford
West Church Street
Melvin
Audrey Andrews
Mary Richards
Evelyn Wilson
Elaine Gossard
Jane Lowjery
Reba Marquett
Maude Moyer
Ruth Owens
Elizabeth Moyer
Helen Negley
Myra, Snyder
Doris Lowery
Reva
Geraldine Shackelford
Eddie Crim
Russell Urich
Boyd Snapp
Elmer Shipley
Maryland Farm Bureau
Roy Weagley
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Mrs. Schmidt
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Philadelphia
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