Officers Installed At Hagers Town Chapter 89 OES
Mrs. Marie Hartsock and Mr. Albert H. Spielman were installed as worthy patron and patron at the Hagerstown Chapter 89 OES ceremony. Past Grand Patron W. P. Wachter led the candlelight installation with Mae Angle Virginia Poole and Louise Miller as installing officers. A Star Point ceremony honored retiring officers and gifts were presented to Mrs. E. G. Smith and Mrs. Hazel Hartman. Refreshments followed with music by Mrs. Gladhitt and solo by Miss Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hartsock
Hagerstown
E. S
Albert H. Spielman
W. P. Wachter
Mae Angle
Virginia Poole
Louise Miller
John K. Baker, Jr
Edith Delander
Mary Ridenour
Hazel Fridinger
Isabelle Bowers
Ruth Kesselring
Kathryne Shifter
Marshall
Madaline Potterfield
Adah
Betty Spielman
Ruth
Merle Seal
Esther
Evelyn Crawford
Martha
Electa
Irene Elliott
Warder
Irene Hause
Sentinel
Mildred Donaldson
Jane Jacques
Roberta Cartee
Mary Jacques
Nelson Hause
Jessie Troupe
Madison Troxell
Catherine Prior
Evelyn Wachter
Lorraine Muliendore
Betty Hartman
Charles Gladhitt
Bohm
Debussy
Miss Seal
Hyde announces birth of son in Richmond Virginia
Mr and Mrs William T Hyde of Richmond announce the birth of a son this morning in Richmond Mrs Hyde formerly Miss Mildred Beatty of this city Mr Hyde is the son of Charles A Hyde of Broadfording
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hyde
Richmond
Hyde
Mildred Beatty
Mr. Hyde
Charles A. Hyde
Broadfording
Library program features Bryant tales at library
Two stories by Sara Cone Bryant will be told at the library on Friday afternoon January 18 at 4 15 o clock Jackal and the Lion and The Cat and the Parrot presented for patron entertainment and literary enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Cone Bryant
Jackal and the
Local Personal News Roundup From Washington County
Mrs H L Eneisley and Miss Mary Sneisley return home after two weeks in Miami and Florida. Families from Frederick county to Pulaski Va and Richmond Va. health notes on grippe and operations. Mrs E B Stoner and others undergo hospital procedures. legal and social visits linked to the Farm Bureau and local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Eneisley
Mary Sneisley
Miami
Florida
E. B. Stoner
Washington Street
Washington County Hospital
Charles E. Beery
North Mulberry Street
Cubbing Named New Aid for Boys Aged Nine to Eleven
Pack No 1 the first Cub pack in this county under Washington County Boy Scout Council met at St. Mary's School. A civil investiture Sunday January 15 at St. Mary's Catholic church followed a Knights of Columbus ceremony. Cubbing offers home centered activities for nine to eleven year olds and supports parents in guiding sons through indoor and outdoor projects and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Boy Scout Council
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Annual Cumberland Valley Artists Exhibition Opens February First
Nearly eighty entries have been received for the 75th Cumberland Valley Artists exhibition to be held at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in February. Works in oil and watercolor, pastels, drawings, prints, and sculpture will be displayed. Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia artists are represented, with Hagerstown, Harrisburg and Winchester most prominent. The Cumberland Valley region bounds the entry area north to Harrisburg, south to Winchester, east to Frederick, and west to Cumberland. The show runs throughout February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Washington County Museum of
Harrisburg
Winchester
Frederick
Cumberland
Mrs Wachter Is Guest of Honor at Bon Voyage Dinner
Mrs Clara Wachter will sail Saturday for a run to South America after a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs F Merrill Hays on Oak Hill avenue. The table featured talisman roses yellow tapers and boats with small boats as favors. Guests included Miss Lillian Birely Mr Ernest Berger Mrs Leo Wineberg Frederick Mrs C M Grumbine Mrs Anna Jennings and Misses Laura Mae and Edna Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Merrill Hays
Oak Hill Avenue
Clara W. Wachter
South America
Wachter
Lillian Birely
Ernest Berger
Leo Wineberg
Frederick
C. M. Grumbine
Anna Jennings
Laura Mae
Edna Hays
Annual card party and bridge event hosted by Sharpsburg PTA
The third annual 500 and a bridge party will be held in the school auditorium Thursday evening January 12 at o'clock. Sponsored by the Sharpsburg Parent-Teacher Association, the event promises prizes refreshments and an enjoyable evening for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sharpsburg
Parent-Teacher Association
Backyard Chefs Organize Neighborhood Scout Packs
Backward Chefs assists parents in forming disciplined Dens and Packs led by Pomeroy D. Diehl as cub master in December. Pack committee includes N. C. Mullenix F. W. Cover and Rev. J. G. Hann, with Den Chiefs from St Marys troop Robert Keller Jack Garrett and Charles McGinley. Den Mothers are Mrs. F. W. Cover Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. Ned Mullenix. First twenty Cubs listed include Robert T. Cover William Crow George Glick and others. Scout Council offers cooperation to any institution sponsoring a troop to help form a Cub Pack.
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Gerstown
Robert T. Cover
William Crow
George Glick
Joseph Henson
William Jones
James McNeal
Thomas Moore
Edward Mullenix
John Richard
Alfred Richard
Thomas Roane
Lewis Rudisill
Richard Schaif
Ivan Shingler
Lewis C. Smith
William Smith
Richard Startzman
Thomas Diehl
George Beaver
Charles Schleigh
Boy Scout Council
Murder drama has universal appeal at Potomac Playmakers
The Potomac Playmakers open The Night of January 16th next Monday at the Washington County Court House for two or three nights. A jury drawn from the audience will decide if Karen Andre killed Bjorn Faulkner, with dramatic testimony and a surprise witness casting doubt on the death being Faulkner’s. The cast, directed by Amos Harper, features Louise Gimple in the lead as Karen Andre, with Bernard Fabrizi and others in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Playmakers
Washington County Court House
Karen Andre
Bjorn Faulkner
Faulkner
Amos Harper
Bernard Fabrizi
New York Players
Louise Gimple
Local Theater Cast List Ties Fringe to Main Stage
Frances Zentmyer leads a Little Theater production with a strong supporting cast. The lineup includes Tide Byron Truman Johnsons Lloyd Ritter and several others such as Suzanne Byron Anna O Neill Bill Stonebraker Charlie Lyon Robert Dean and Jordan Bean. The group features Mrs. Robert Carder Mrs. Brewer Stouffer Jane Byron and Charles Welty among the notable performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Zentmyer
Tide Byron
Truman Johnson
Lloyd Ritter
John Joustt
Suzanne Byron
Anna O'Neill
Bill Stonebraker
Charlie Lyon
Robert Dean
Robert Carder
Brewer Stouffer
Jordon Bean
Jane Byron
Charles Welty
Class Group Plans First Annual Banquet
Washington Square M E church Helping Hand class Blue Plate Special group plans their first annual banquet tomorrow at 6 30 PM in the Patterson Hotel private dining room Seventy five members expected Judge George D Hicks Juvenile Court will speak and Charles W Sullivan acts as toast master
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square M
Trail Club Dinner Set For January 26
The Maryland Appalachian Trail Club will hold its annual dinner meeting on Thursday January 26 at 6 15 p m with a special program for outdoors enthusiasts. Officers will be elected for the coming year and the event is open to past and present members. Committee in charge includes Frances Berger Mae Pearl Lorraine Brumbaugh Norma Wiebel and Kenneth Sinn. William V Niemyer is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Appalachian Trail Club
Frances Berger
Mae Pearl
Lorraine Brumbaugh
Norma Wiebel
Kenneth Sinn
William V. Niemyer
Chih
Mrs Ames Honored Guest At Informal Tea
The Northern Circle and the Women’s Auxiliary of St John’s Episcopal church held an informal tea at Mrs F M Fuller’s home in The Terrace to honor Mrs J Richard Ames who leaves today for the eastern shore. Flowers and candy were given. Tea was poured by Mrs C N Branin with assistance from several members of both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
F. M. Fuller
Terrace
J. Richard Ames
Ames
C. N.branin
James S. Webb
Auxilary
Edwin C. Hook
E. P. Masters
A. D. Grove
Raymond Parks
Roger Q. Cook
Warren Miller
Mark Mellor
Mrs Beckley Hosts Mothers Friendly Circle Gathering
Mrs Myrtle Beckley entertained the Mothers Friendly Circle of the Church of the Brethren at her North Cannon avenue home. Lauree Huffaker led the devotional, followed by vocal and instrumental music by Margaret and Virginia Conner of Funks Lown. Refreshments were served to a large group of members including Anna Bostetter Virginia Bowman Dorothy Brandenburg Audrey Brown Gladys Burger Iola Butts Jane Duffey Joyce Knauts Mary Kline Margaret Landis Ethel Mennninger Anna Lucas Grace May Edna Menninger Kathryn Mullendere Sarah Stottlemyer Elsie Spitzer Goldie Thompson Lola Witmer Naomi Witmer Mildred Blickenstall Loretta Henson Bessie Hirsch and Alverts Zuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beckley
Mothers Friendly Circle
Church of the Brethren
North
Cannon Avenue
Lauree Huffaker
Margaret
Virginia Conner
Funks ‘Lown
Anna Bostetter
All In A Day on Patriot Pride and Theatre Notes
The Local Boy Scout Office offers framed copies of the American Legion flag etiquette chart for Scout troops and the public. The Claré Tree Major theatre company, led by Mrs. Major, continues to draw praise for colorful child friendly productions with careful staging, diction, and strong musical effects in Hagerstown audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
American Legion
Herald-Mail
Hagerstown
Major
P. T. A. Council Meets Tomorrow
Washington County P T A Council invites all members to an important meeting tomorrow at 7 45 pm to discuss better transportation for school children. Presidents and delegates urged to attend. Ady beauty culture class enrollment limited applications Dor othy Dermody phone 1382 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington County P. T. A. Council
Dorothy Dermody
W. Ady
Officers Installed at South Mountain Lodge No 145
Knights of Pythias South Mountain Lodge No 145 installed officers for six months led by Chancellor Commander D I X Pike and District Deputy George R Garvand. Other posts include Norris D Bachtell prelate W B Stolnemyer master of mark A P Fehl keeper of records and sealCharles Ross master at arms D W Crowther master of finance W B Brenner and master of exchequer A GC Barbaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain Lodge
Knights of Pythias
D. 1X. Pike
Norris D. Bachtell
W. B. Stolnemyer
Mark
A. P. Fehl
Charles Ross
D. W. Crowther
W. B. Brenner
A. GC. Bar
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Ricse
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View Street
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Hood College
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Charles Town
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Maryland Avenue
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Minnie Gerber
Mary Giegas
Sara Martin
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Annapolis
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West Washington Street
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South Prospect Street
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Hagerstown Bakery
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Boy Scouts of America
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