Educator Dr Bam burger speaks on adolescence at luncheon
Johns Hopkins educator Dr Florence Bam burger told about sixty mothers at the Women’s Club luncheon that children should not be shocked by parents and must be confidants. She stressed early training of good habits, home responsibility for training, and guiding adolescents toward ethical choices with freedom, security, and realistic consequences.
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Florence Bamburger
Johns Hopkins University
Women’s Club
Bamburgers
Bamburger
Dr. Bamburger
Olive Anderson to wed George W Fisher in near future
Miss Olive M. Anderson of Waynesboro was honored with a kitchen shower by Miss Cleavesta Over at her Waynesboro home. The marriage to George W. Fisher is planned for a forthcoming date.
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Olive M. Anderson
Waynesboro
George W. Fisher
Cleavesta
Personal travels and visits noted across several states
A list of residents with travel plans and visits. Miss Lottie Keller sails to St Petersburg Florida for months while others spend weeks in Fort Worth or Miami. Mr and Mrs Caspar return from Pittsburgh to Hancock. Mrs Herman visits West Hartford with her soninlaw and daughter. Mrs Myers plans time in St Petersburg. The Snessard party tours the South by motor. Mrs Chandler visits in Jacksonville. Clara Finniff returns from hospital to North Locust street. Murray couple heads to Miami. Routzahn siblings host a visit in East Washington street. Grimes recovers at home in Montclair after pneumonia. Betsy Schaibley and Schaibley visit relatives. Kurzenknabe travels from Harrisburg. James Causher undergoes major surgery at Washington County Hospital. Grace Wilson returns home from Denver after visiting Mrs Byron. Lanks and Lerch were weekend guests at Oak Hill Avenue.
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Clara Finniff
North Locust Street
Washington County Hospital
Byron C. Grimes
Montclair
N. J
TS. Grimes
Betsy Schaibiey
Charles Schaibley
South Prospect Street
Suppers For Hancock C D A At Caspar Home
Mrs John P Caspar and Mrs Albert French hosted a supper party for the Hancock region of the Catholic Daughters of America at the Caspar home near Hancock on Tuesday evening. The Rev Fr Francis Ryan pastor of the church gave a brief address to the 26 members present.
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John P. Caspar
Albert French
Hancock
Catholic Daughters of America
Caspar
Francis ©. Ryan
Maryland Cancer Control Fund Day Set For Jan 31
The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs joins the General Federation of Women's Clubs to declare January 31 as a state wide Cancer Control Fund Day. Clubs statewide will raise funds to support radium purchases linked to the University of Maryland as part of cancer treatment efforts.
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Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
University of Maryland
Washington County PTA Council to Meet Thursday Night
The Washington County P T A Council will meet at the school board on Thursday evening at a o'clock with Dr W Ross Cameron present to answer questions about the denial clinic progress. Plans are made for a Founders Day banquet on February 17. A fair representation is requested from all associations affiliated with the council. each group entitled to four delegates: the president, the principal, and two other members.
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Washington County P. T. A. Council
W Ross Cameron
Installation of Hagerstown Chapter officers held at Masonic Temple
Mrs Hazel Pierce was installed as worthy patron and Edgar G. Smith as worthy patron at Tuesday night ceremonies. New officers include Edith Delauder treasurer Catherine Baker conductress Madeline Potterfield marshall Virginia Poole organist Isabelle Bowers Ruth Esther Jane Jacques Martha and many others. Gifts were presented to officers and retiring matron and patron Betty Hartman and J. K. Baker Jr amid blue and white decor and piano by Kemp Kretzer.
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Hazel Pierce
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Star
Edgar G. Smith
Masonic Temple
Marie Hartsock
Albert Spielman
Edith Delauder
New Shift
Catherine Baker
Hazel Fridinger
Madeline Potterfield
Marshall
Virginia Poole
Esther Schlotterbeck
Adah
Isabelle Bowers
Ruth
Irene Elliott
Esther
Jane Jacques
Martha
Evelyn Conrad
Electa
Virginia Leo
Mary Jacques
Sentimel
Irene House
Maude Wachter
Louise Miller
Mae Angle
Betty Hartman
J. K. Baker, Jr
Lorraine Mullendere
W. P. Wachter
Maryland
Kemp Kretzer
Climbing Roses Opens Tonight by Amateur Workshop
Tonight at St Pauls United Brethren Sunday School the Amateur Workshop stages Climbing Roses a three act dramatic comedy by Eugene G Haier. Miss Anna Gariock directs a strong cast for a humorous evening with last minute preparations in winter ambiance. Curtain at 8 o clock with a repeat performance next week in Quincy Pennsylvania.
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Eugene G. Haier
Anna Gariock
St. Paul's United Brethren Sunday School
Quincy
Pennsylvania
Marriage Colors in Lancashire Folklore
An old Lancashire rhyme warns of wedding gown colors and their fates from white to brown. It notes green as the fairies color and jokes about banishing green vegetables from the feast as part of the superstition.
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Lancashire
Conductor Hans Kinder to lead National Symphony at Penn Hall
Conductor Hans Kinder of the National Symphony Orchestra will direct the group in a concert at Penn Hall school in Chambersburg on Friday night January 14 at 8 15.
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Hans Kinder
National Symphony Orchestra of Washington
Penn Hall School
Chambersburg
Evangelist Williamson Returns From Salisbury Convention
The Rev. 8 H Williamson evangelist of the Church of the Nazarene and resident of this city conducted a weekend denomination convention in Salisbury Maryland with his wife and son. They visited the Eastern Shore then returned to Hagerstown where they were greeted by neighbors. He will stay several days at home on Salem avenue before leaving Saturday for a united tabernacle meeting in Oakland Maryland.
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8. H. Williamson
Church of the Nazarene
Salisbury
Hagerstown
James H. Wright
Richard Kretzer
Williamson
Salem Avenue
United Tabernacle
Oakland
Weather Forces Postponement of PTA Meeting Tonight
Inclement weather postpones the Broadway Way Parent-Teacher Association gathering planned for tonight. A new date will be announced later, pending conditions.
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Broadway-Wayside Parent-Teacher Association
Youth Fellowship Confluence at Church of the Brethren
Thirty churches from across the state join the Youth Fellowship Confluence at the Church of the Brethren on Friday January 14. A 6:39 p.m. fellowship supper features Theodore Bowen of Baltimore as speaker, with Harold Green as toastmaster and Perry L. Huffaker directing group singing. Admission to the 8 p.m. mass meeting is free. F. EB. William will give the principal address, and the event closes with the play What Shall It Profit.
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Church of the Brethren
Theodore Bowen
Baltimore
Harold Green
Perry L. Huffaker
A. M. Dixon
F. EB. William
Brethren Class Entertained At Local Church
The Homebuilders class of the Church of the Brethren was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Snider on North Locust Street. Mrs. Alice Brrum led the program with Psalms read by Mrs. Lee Mullendere and Mrs. Robert Weagler and readings by several members. Refreshments were served to a large group of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dodd and daughter, and many others.
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Church of the Brethren
Lloyd Snider
North Locust Street
Alice Brrum
Lee Mullendere
Robert Weagler
Harry May
Clarence Burger
Earl Butts
Paul Lowery
Ernest Dodd
Richard Rohrer
Harry Monniger
Lloyd Richards
T. Blake
Burger
Charles Brown
John Ward
Weagley
Mullendere
P. L. Huffaker
Albert Lowery
May
Butts
Magnus Kline
Francis Stottlemyer
Irene Deibert
Byrum
Flattery Of Redingote Pattern Size To Fit Busts
Pattern Style No 2060 designed for bust sizes 36 38 40 42 44 48 costs 15 cents. Embroidery parts available. Send fifteen cents plus 10 cents for Fall Winter Fashion Magazine. Address orders to Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mall New York City.
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Laura 1. Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mall
Fifth Se
New York City
December Wedding of Holtzman and Blickenstaff Couple Fetes
Mr and Mrs E L Holtzman announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Virginia Holtzman to Milo L Blickenstaff son of Mr and Mrs C E Blickenstaff. The ceremony was held December 24 by Rev Dr F B Plummer. The bride wore a brown tailored suit with talisman rose accessories. Miss Henrietta Holtzman and Marvin Holtzman were attendants. The couple will reside on North Prospect Street after a short motor trip.
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E. L. Holtzman
Frances Virgina Holtzman
Milo L. Blickenstaff
C. E. Blickenstaff
F. B. Plummer
Henrietta Holtzman
Marvin Holtzman
North Prospect Street
Physical Education Topic of Address at Williamsport PTA
John Miller of Mercersburg Academy spoke on character building through athletics. He urged a complete school physical education program including preventative and remedial work, coordinated with the curriculum. Plans for a PTA sponsored cooking school were finalized, to be held January 12 and 13 at 7:30 pm in the high school auditorium. Prizes for parent attendance were awarded to several classrooms.
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Williamsport Parent Teacher's Association
John Miller
Mercersburg Academy
Miller
P.T.A
Pan Barnhart
Richard Doub
Gladys Taylor
Bennett Heads Reformed Zion Society In Re-election
Frank Bennett was re-elected president of the Zion Reformed Society at the parsonage meeting Monday. Officers named include William B. Hicks first vice president Mrs. Lee Staley second vice president Mrs. Anna Young secretary and Mrs. John Wagaman treasurer. A musical program followed with Octavia Miller soloists and accompaniments by Audrey DeGrange, Mrs. Marion Seal, Dorothy and Evelyn Heckman.
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Frank Bennett
Zion - Reformed Society
William B. Hicks
Lee Staley
Anna Young
John Wagaman
Octavia Miller
Audrey DeGrange
Marion Seal
Dorothy
Evelyn Heckman
Culinary Substitutions Hint from Old Newspaper
Helpful hints suggest substituting chicken fat for butter in cakes and cookies or for creaming or browning foods. Beef drippings may season sauces stuffings or meat loaves. Add sliced ripe olives to French dressing for celery and McIntosh apples. Nutmeg seasons brown sugar sauce for apple dumplings with spiced apples.
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column on Home and Romance
A reader asks how to move from living with parents to establishing a home for her husband and baby, urging frank talk on shared space and finances. Betty Brainerd counsels clear communication, saving, and independence, noting happiness hinges on a separate home.
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Betty Brainerd
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