Social and Personal Notes From Washington News Digest
W H McNabb pays from 300 South Mulberry to 14th South Mulberry for property he bought from Mrs K Dunn. Joneyh G Hellane of Western Maryland Railroad and family plan a two week vacation to Sidney Nebraska to visit his sister. Myrtle Byers of Washington DC visits Mr and Mrs Joseph Byers Linden Hall. Madeline Brewer leaves for Tyrone for several days. Gertrude Fisher of Ben ville visits Mrs Thorn Land Ing Howard street. Mr and Mrs J G Hellane and children Jack and Julia depart for Sydney Nebraska to visit Mrs Maylang and aunt who celebrates 25th anniversary, with Omaha visits. Mr and Mrs Robert Westaby of Pittsburgh visit Mrs Charles Waugaman Summit avenue and Mr and Mrs Vernon Parker go to Jaurel for automobile places. Ella Parker attends summer course at Junior High in Baltimore. Margaret Parker hosts a Severn house party with Miss Mary Lowe DeHee. Mrs Noah Ford resides at 99 First Street. Mrs S F Stickel returns after trip to New York. J Wilson Sr and family visit from Lexington after Europe tour. Helen Byuere and Miss Helen Moore visit relatives. Dr G F Stickell to Baltimore for chiropractor board exams. Ferry B D Conner and children from Pittsburgh visit Mrs Nonnor’s parents. Mrs Mary Davidson Amber sen and Prof Davidson of Chicago return from visit to Clear Spring. Mrs Mary Moyer and daughters return from Potomac House, Clear Spring. Mrs Mfford Schindle of Hagerstown visits Mrs Florence M Angie Big Spring. Mrs Mark Reed of Sheling Apara Menty hosts bridge in honor of Mrs Clara Cook Smith of Dover, Del. Ladies Aid Society of U B church Williamsport to hold festival at Howard Trove Splentman home Friday night July 17.
Miss McDade notes China education rise at meeting
Miss Myra McDade missionary to China from the Methodist Church told the Women's Missionary Society of St Paul’s United Brethren Church that education in China is growing and can ease the nation’s hardships at their Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs M. Horst. Also listed are marriage licenses and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Myra McDade
Women’s Miawlentry Society
St Pauls United Brediiar
Mra
M. Horst
Oak Fi Avenue
Misa MecDaile
Lyle Clippinger
Chambersburg
United Trethren Chereh
Alcalde
N. M
Kalamazoo
Ant
Local Couple Weds in Covington Virginia
Misa Ethel Gardner Woody of Haverslowi and William Henson of Staunton Va were married in Covington Va on July 2 at the groom’s sister home by Rev J H Bean. Maid of honor Mrs Blete Heatwole and best man J O Benwan. Both well known locally. Groom works at Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Company in logging. They will reside at 15 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethel Gardner Woody
Haverslowi
William Henson
Ataunton
Covington
E.W. Athatock
J. H. Bean Pantor
Methodical Church
Blete Heatwole
J. O. Ben‘wan
Hagerstown
West
Washington
Monthly Meeting Of Clearspring Club
The Clearspring Worunt's Cld club held its Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 o'clock at a member's home. Topics included tasteful effects in house furnishing with remarks by A. Tenney and Margaret Smith on harmonious furniture choices. August program to cover clothing renovation and dyeing. exact date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
UG. A. Tenney
Mise Margaret Smith
Dela Ont
Mise Birtha Knight
County Woman's Club Schedule For Coming Week
County clubs announce a busy week with meetings and events across areas including City Park Wednesday festival by the Woman's Clubs, Pectonville gathering led by Miss Bertha Knight, and Camp Harding picnic. Sessions span Monday through Friday with demonstrations on dyeing and a postponed Halfway club meeting rescheduled to July 21 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pectonville
Hagerytown
Maryland
Fesdval
Bliss Smith
Grove Band Association
Lotriy' Chk
Leah Gerhardt
Big Pael Women's Club
Erma Hart
Pectonville Club
Mies Bertha Knight
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Moon
Camp Harding
Williamagert Woman's Club
Jafternoon
Misa Knight
Boonsbara Woman's Club
Halfway Womann Club
Will Rev Dr Edward Barins Lead 1851 Lutheran Anniversary
The Rev Dr Edward Barins of St John’s Lutheran Church will be main speaker during the 1851 anniversary and rededication week at Middletown Lutheran Church. The building has been remodeled and services are planned for the week of July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barins
Pithtar
St. John's Latheran Church
Wil Lelane
Middletown
Coffee That's Fit For a King Morning Brew Guide
A brisk guide extols coffee's morning ritual with boiled and percolated methods. It prescribes a boiled recipe using one cup ground coffee one egg one cup cold water and six cups boiling water plus steps to heat wash and pour. The egg aids settling and flavor while roasters’ vacuum packing preserves aroma and strength.
Ladies' Lodge of Maccabees Inaugurated in Hagerstown
The Potomac Tent Lady Maccabees unit in Hagerstown was instituted with a ceremony led by visiting officers. Twenty five women were obligated and 26 elected to membership as the third Maryland unit and second largest in the state. A Maccabees caravan plan to pass through the city July 19 with a two day stop in Cumberland Potomac. Supervising Deputy F C Gray of Birmingham Ala and other officials oversaw the event. Several officers were initiated and named, including Virginia Keeyecker Alla M Palmer Helen M Smith Gussie M Wilkinson Edna M Garhaugh Mary A Lear Nellie M Carbaugh Dolla P Perquean and John Nilevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Lady Maccabees
Hagerstown
Indy Maccabeed
Iciga
Hye
Maryland
Thi City
Rowa Park
Cumberland
F. C. Gray
Birmingham
Ala
B. H. Falnter
Martinelmre
W. Va
Miler
Magerstown
Novelty Leathers Rule Footwear Fashion
Tdzard and alligatos skin are popular for footwear and trimming on kid ipompa for afternoon wear. A striking gray kid on a black patent pump complements gray coutime.
Enameled Buckles Highlight Colonial Campaig n Era Craft
Enameled buckles gain favor in a rustic appeal during a colonial era campaign. wood carved designs emerge as popular alternatives to metal adornments.
Modern Girl Beauty Culture Triggers Mixed Debate
Cynthia Grey argues that urban youth groups promote beauty culture and homemaking courses, noting crowded beauty classes and rising interest in appearance. She discusses whether emphasis on looks reflects shifts in femininity, marriage aims, and women’s evolving roles from past to present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Philadelphia
Patent Count Signals U S Inventions Rise
The United States records a growing tally of patent grants as new inventions surge across sectors. Industry analysts note strong filings in electronics, communications, and medical devices, with universities contributing notable research breakthroughs through patent applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
May Stage Swimming Exhibition At Pool
Physical Director John R Wilson of the M C G A has been invited to bring a swimming exhibition to Chocolate Park near Pen Mar Maryland. He accepted and is arranging a meet with local teams, with free admission and a treated audience. The Beaver Creek annual community picnic, its fourth, is set for August 5 with organizers aiming for a larger, better event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wilson
M. CG. A
Chocolate Park
Lewhaming
Pen Mar
My. Wilson
Warneshora
Wilson
Aly Blyen
Beaver Creek
Gronnes Lava
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. McNabb
South Mulberry Street
K. Dunn
Joneyh G. Hellane
Western Maryland Railroad
Sidney, Neb
Mr. Hellane
Slater
Mika Myrtle Byers
Washington, D. C
Mr. al Mra
Joseph
Byers
Linden Hall
Wong the Downavills Pike
Madeline Brewer
Tyrone
Misa Gertrude Fisher
Benville, N
Thorns Land
Ing
Moward Street
J. G. Hellane
Jack
Julia
Sydney
Nebraska
Bialer
Maylang
Heflanc
Omaha
Robert I. Weataby
Dittaburgh
Charles Waugaman
Summit Avenue
Vernon Parker
Jaurel
Automobile Xlaces
Ella Parker
Bal- Umore
Margaret Parker
Severn
Mary Lowee du Heee
Noah Ford
First Street
Stickel
T. W. Sensephaugham
Earl
New York
Alonzo
Fathlexington
Mra. Willath
Europe
J. Wilson
Stanley
Sn. Stanley, Jr
Trenton
N. 3
Br. Wilson
Waeh-' Hen Byuere
Misa Helen Moore
Moward Trone
G. F. Stickell
Mary and State Board of Chiropractor Examiners
Baltimore
Ferry
Conner
Tittsburgh
Nonner
Mr. and
Aira
Mellane
W. Waddington St
Mary Davideon
Amber Sen
Prof
Davidson
Chicago
David Smith
Clear Spring
Mary Moyer
Reta
Mary Ellen
Potomac House
Mfford Schindle
Florence M. Angie
Big Spring
Mark Reed
Sheling
Menty
Clara Cook Smith
Dover
Del
Lonny Bruimbach
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
U. B. Church of
Wiliamsport
Wil
Howard ‘Trove
Spletman, Md
Sigesied
Fetonas
Caskey
Wasyland Sorety
AKD Trogt
Oa Ld
Tey Downs
Don Groves
Bath
Mite
Boces
Donley Damper Distributors
Danzer Metal Works
LEE
Minn
Grice H. Sands
Fof
Wallamsport
Harold J. Werte
Montgomery
Ami Edith
Thomasville
Tateinda Hall
Bermudian
Henry Wenger
Foud Colhrans
Newburg
George Bernard
Detroll
Mich
iMeraches Teroz
New Orleans
Ethel Gardner Woods
William Benson
Clearspring Club
Annouce Club
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Ladies’ Lodge OF Maccabees
John Nilevens
South Boulevard
John Burton
Potomac Street
Hag-Mar
Hanics Loan & Savings
Eee
Eeey Demirel
Herbert Setubert
Willmore
England
Germany
Byaier- Fars Laly
THE
National Antifem
Larapo
Thorne
Lai
Eastern Furnace CO
Bon Ton
Bodie Clothing Store
W. Washington
Alice M. Weagly
Po A Potoszae
Grey Gables
the Academy
Corinne Griffith
Ethel Barrymore
Edison Shop
Wanditingtom
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