Social and Personal Notices From Evening Mail
Social and personal items announce illness recovery engagements and gatherings. Notable entries include Master Bobby Stone ill with scarlet fever and Roy Stone recovering from chickenpox, Miss Virginia Keller hosting a bridge club, and Mrs. Lewis R. McCoy newly recovered from pneumonia and nervous breakdown. Families visit, relocations, births announced for Willis Spons, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. John E. Stonebraker with twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. McCoy
Funkstown
Luncheon Honors Mrs J K Noel Jr and Detroit Guest
Mrs James Kingsley Noel Sr hosted a pink and white bridge luncheon at Meaaley Parkway in honor of her daughter in law Mrs J K Noel Jr and guest Mrs Charles Buitman of Detroit. Honors in cards went to Mrs Robert P Conrad and Mrs R B Huyett. guests included Mrs William M Dutton and others from Hancock and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kingsley Noel
Meéaley Parkway
J. K. Noel, Jr
Charles Buitman
Detroit
Sweetpeas
Robert P. Conrad
R. B. Huyett
Noel
Surprise Murray home party honors multiple birthdays
A surprise birthday gathering at the Murray home on January six honored Genevieve Eloise Homer Elwood and Lowell Spencer for upcoming and recent birthdays. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments as gifts were exchanged. Also noted are a quarterly Epworth Leagues meeting at Winchester and recent marriage licenses in Chambersburg and the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Murray
Genevieve Eloise
Homer Elwood
Lowell Spencer
Ervin Zimmerman
Dolly Zimmerman
Calvin Boyd
Nellie Farmer
Dorothy Farmer
Edith Farmer
Junior Farmer
Leo Wiley
Glennie Wiley
Katherine Hebb
Kenneth Hebb
Lucille Purnell
Madaline Purnell
Leona Purnell
Anna Purnell
Mildred Hoover
Helen Hoover
Genevieve Gerhart
Hilda Gerhart
Mildred Weller
Mavin Weller
L. Glenn Chase
Perry Repp
Erma Repp
James Reno
Mildred Elite
Helen Kline
Ada Turner
Patronesses Named for Roosevelt Birthday Ball Fundraiser
The Roosevelt Birthday Ball for the Warm Springs Foundation Fund names 50 plus prominent sponsors led by Mrs Hugh Auld Sr and Mrs C Neill Baylor. Ticket price is $1.50, admitting a lady and a gentleman. single tickets cost the same. Junior Committee led by Miss Catherine Stehl coordinates sale assistance with many volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation Fund
Stuart E. Bushong
Hugh Auld
C. Neill Baylor
John K. Beckenbaugh
Edwin H. Blair
W. D. Byron
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Stanley Little
Leslie W. Manners
Robert H. McCauley
Homer L. Miller
Raymond H. Miller
W. Randolph Moore
M. P. Molter, Jr
Harry IX. Mumma, Jr
R. B. Norment, Sr
Adrian H. Onderdonk
E. A. Wareham, Jr
I. M. Wertz
D. Angle Wolfinger
I. M. Zimmerman
Hugh Auld, Jr
Catherine $. Stehl
Mary Kneisley
Laura K. Roulette
Aleda Cook
Lois Helm
Jane Evans
Mary Ella Hook
Laura Belle Kaylor
Dorohea Reynolds
Edna Lehman
Buddie Moore
Eleanor Barton
Anna K. Roulette
Nell Martin
Betsy Schaibley
Sarah Jane Cushna
Louise Staley
Viviat Summers
Jane Bible
Welty Loy
Russell Zentmyer
C. Welles Little
Marshall Reed
Largest Audience Hears Rev Brougher Sermons
The week’s largest audience gathered Thursday night at the Church of the Brethren to hear violinist M. J. Brougher discuss Jesus in the Resurrection. He plans Friday and Saturday talks on Christ in Justification and Christ in Salvation with services starting at seven thirty. The Hershey Conference set January 14 as a day of fasting and prayer with afternoon services at two thirty, as the Snyder Male Quartet sang Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Brougher
Church of the Brethren
Jesus
Christ
Hershey Conference of the
Focal
Ular
Snyder
Steadfast Bible class names new officers at meeting
A Steadfast Bible class gathering at the First Baptist Sunday School home of E K Mowen named officers: President Edward Cushen, vice president Joseph Heflin, secretary and reporter Norman Weaver, treasurer Hunter Lillard, custodian Thomas Dickens. Stotler led devotions. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
E. K. Mowen
Edward Cushen
Joseph Heflin
Norman Weaver
Hunter Lillard
Thomas Dickens
Stotler
Make Your Own Jacket Dress Pattern No. 3284
A charming pattern features a dress with a shirtwaist collar and a trim jacket. Style No. 3284 fits sizes 11 through 19 years, requires 334 yards of 39 inch material and 134 yards of contrasting. Price book 10 cents, pattern 15 cents, send 10 cents to Fashion Dept. Hagerstown Mail.
Anniversary Programs For Grace A. B. Church Dedication
Sunday services mark the dedication of Grace A. B. Church in this city eight years after the new edifice began. Rev Dr John H Ness, superintendent of the Pennsylvania Conference U S church, will speak at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. All friends invited. Also DAR Conococheague Chapter meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 229 North Potomac Street. Queen Esther Chapter No 3 Eastern Star installs officers at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. B. Church
John H. Ness
Pennsylvania Conference of the
U. S. Church
A. R
Conococheague Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Scott R. Wagner
North Potomac Street
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nervous before birth eased by vegetable compound
Mrs. Johnn Ellis of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reducing nerves before childbirth and aiding recovery after several bottles. Another testimonial from Mrs. John W Applegate of Asbury Park praises the remedy during adolescence and later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Johnn Ellis
Campbell Ave
Chicago
Illnois
Lydia F. Pinkham
H. B. Lesby
34Th St
Lewisville
Kentucky
John W
Wrathat Street
Asbury Park
N. J
SOCAL ENDEAVOR HOLDS SEASON SOCIAL AT FIRST BRETHREN
The Christian Endeavorers of First Brethren Church held a season social after an attendance contest won by the boys. The program, themed around the four seasons, featured school days and New Year resolutions, a heart hunt, spring songs, an April Fool scramble, Mendelssohn’s Spring Song, and a June wedding act with Kemp Kretzer as bridegroom and Dorothy McCauley as bride. About seventy attendees enjoyed refreshments. the event was praised as one of the best of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
First Brethren Church
Gladys Wolford
Sara Gearhart
Virgene Coleman
Katherine Adams
Albert Williams
William Beachley
Olive Myers
Jane Artz
Janet Murray
Ernest Lindsay
Mendelssohn
Kemp Kretzer
Earl McCauley
Dorothy McCauley
Great Painters of Holland story at Museum of Fine Arts
Washington County children ages 6 to 14 are invited to a Saturday morning Story Hour led by Mary A. Yarter at 10:30 in the auditor ium of the Museum of Fine Arts. The program presents color slides of Frang Hals Rembrandt and Vermeer among others, showing 16th century Dutch merchant life. Afterward, participating children may sketch from current exhibitions using provided materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Yarter
Washington County
Appointments Made At Junior Fire Company Meeting
Officers for the ensuing year were installed by the Junior Fire Company last night. President Max Hoover announced appointments. Auditing committee includes Ed Ross Charles Wilson Howard Hartman and others. Chief Director J R Fouke named Austin Lucas and George Basore as assistants. Chief Fireman Frank Brown named W C Diehl Jr Thomas Bond and Bruce Rudisill as assistants. A social is planned for January 19 with committee Fred Sayles Aaron Hartle Clarence Doornberger H Wilhide and J R Fouke. Four membership applications were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoover
Ed Ross
Charles Wilson
Howard Hartman
Hhose
Carl Springer
Preston Moats
Preston Miller
Randolph Snyder
William Kreitz
Axmer
Ira Coffman
Alvin Baker
Milton Wilhide
W. C. Diehl, Jr
Howatt Hartman
J. R. Fouke
Austin Lucas
George Basore
Frank Brown
Thomas Bond
Bruce Rudisill
Fred Sayles
Aaron Hartle
Clarence Doornberger
H. Wilhide
Government seizes 500 cases of liquor labeled for medicines
In Chicago on January 11 officials seized 500 cases of liquor labeled as cures for malaria typhoid bronchitis ulcers and other diseases. The bottles bore claims they could treat ailments and were marketed as medicine despite lacking proper approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Berean Class of Christ Reformed Church Hosts Annual Party
The Berean Class's annual birthday party drew about 100 members and friends for a covered dish dinner followed by an evening program in the Sunday school auditorium. Performances included piano duets, readings, solos, dialogues, and gift exchanges among birthday sisters with names drawn for next year’s exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Church
Robert Hyssong
Atlee Young
Jesse Stottemyer
H. A. Fesperman
Mildred Baer
Pat
Scott Pittenger
Lloyd Zitzman
Hussong
Mrs. Young
Kershner
Hiram
Samuel Mac
Beth
Paul Gluck
Robert Hussong
Earl Black
David Bowman
Skating Party Enjoyed By Club at Cold Springs
On Wednesday evening the Boys Triangle Club of the YMCA hosted a skating party at Cold Springs. Guests included members and friends from Girls Triangle Club Girls HI Y and Boys HI Y and the Discussion Club. Attendees listed: Bob Feather Winsinia Munson Bill Lewis Evelyn Conrad Burt Draper Thelma Kie gsecker Marion Reed Margaret Schaub Jack Kitzmiller Helen Dayhoff Bob Hart Maude Hahn Thurston Higgs Bob Martin Frank Gordon Jim Webb Jack Lowman Dave Zook Charles Wolf Weldon Ueatwole Dick Woods Joe Zimmerman Roy Shannon Harry Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hahn
Thurston Higgs
Bob Martin
Frank Gordon
Jim Webb
Jack Lowman
Dave Zook
Charles Wolf
Weldon Ueatwole
Dick Woods
Joe Zimmerman
Roy Shannon
Harry Wolfe
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Evening Mail
Daily M
Society
Bobby’ Stone
North
Prospect Street
Roy Stone
West
Washington Street
Virginia Keller
Robert Crawford
Farmville, Va
W. P. Sperow
Woodland Way
Betty Jane Mills
East Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Vernon Lee
Vernon L. Parker
Summit Avenue
Charles B. Wagner
East Antietam Street
Grippe
Little Betty Jane Mills
John H. Reeder
This City
William C. Reeder
Frank Baston
Rohrersville
Charles Turner
Sharpsburg
P. O. Wagner
Irwin
Mr. Wagner
Robrersville U. B
Chewsville
Middleburg
Pennsylvania
Edgar F. Gardenhour
South Prospect Street
Potomac Avenue
Roy Colbert
Pinesburg
W. E. Saaw
Baltimore
Willis M. Spons
South Locust Street
Spong
Helen Packett
John E. Stonebraker
Terrace
Jack Wilson
Smithfield
Levin Stonebraker
J. K. Noel
Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin St
Pope's Beauty Shop
N. Locust St
L. & B. Hat Shop Women’s Hats
East Washington
Murray
Epworth
Methodist Church
Winchester
Jeasuers
Howard Street
M. E
Washington Square M. E
St. Paul's M. E
Lloyd Davis
Washington Square M. I
Margaret Hart
Glenn L. Crouse
Violet M. Baker
Chambersburg
Harry D. Stoller
Dorothy Baker
Adrian R. Gilbert
Mary D. Stanley
Kay
Hii Werwin
Brougher
Helen Williams
Phease
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
York City
Lydia EF. Pinkham
SOCAL
Endeavor
RED Cross
Holland
Mark Berean
Hagerstown
Laconia
Ecru
W. Washington St
Lester Brothers
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