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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1944

Page

2

Visitors tour Girl Scouts Camp Frame in West Virginia

Parents and families toured Camp Frame near Hedgesville for the first time this year as the Joces council prepares to break camp Thursday. Sunday visitors watched swimming class and quarters, while a gala barn dance closed the weekend. Tanglewood Unit staged a minstrel show with Pat Hmergon and others, featuring a skit on Negro __, folk dancing, and a watermelon party.

Girl Scouts Frame Hedgesville W. Va Joces Council Girls of the Tanglewood Unit Pat Hmergon Laura Shatto Ann Behinder Jessie Keefer Sarah Newcomer Pet Clarkieton Clara Faye Hoffman Sarah Kanaga Doris Anders Becky Sixens Connie Keller Jane Lockbaum

Third Kershner Son Is Entering Service

The third son of Mrs. Elsie M. Kershner of Mitchell Avenue, Van V. Kershner, will enter the armed forces on July 17 reporting to a navy boat training camp. An outing at Rowe's Park honored him with several relatives and friends in attendance, noting two other sons in service.

Elsie M. Kershner Mitchell Avenue van V. Kershner Rowe’s Park Margaret Hichelberger Harold Catherine Williams Wayne Kershner Gary Clifford Cunningham Agnes Weigand Dorothy Raymond DeFlage Raymond, Jr Julia Kershner Albert Vianello USMC Dorene Keckler Roger Ralph Kershner Pfe Clifford Kershner Italy Wayne H. Kershner Navy Camp Peary

Announce Births in Williamsport and Washington County

Mr and Mrs W Lee Sterling announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on July 10. Mr and Mrs John M Colton of 1114 Oak Hill Avenue report a son born July 3 at the same hospital. Mr and Mrs J Elmer Baker Jr of 212 High Street welcome a son born July 6 at Washington County Hospital.

W. Lee Sterling Williamsport Route 1 Washington County Hospital John M. Colton Oak Hill Avenue Washington County J. Elmer Baker, Jr High Street

State Meeting To Be Reported By Veterans Group

Reports from the recent state department convention will be shared tomorrow evening at the Woodmen of the World hall by the Auxiliary to the William D. Byron Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Delegates will discuss the Roosevelt pen given to the VFW, once displayed at the Maryland meeting in Baltimore, and handed to Commander-in-Chief Carl J. Schoeninger as the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944 was signed.

State Department William D. Byron Veterans of Foreign Wars Woodmen of the World Hall VFW Roosevelt Maryland Baltimore Veterans’ Organization Ware House Carl J. Schoeninger United States

Camp Sinoquipe Camp Full For All Four Weeks

Washington Area Council reports Camp Sinoquipe above Hancock is fully booked for all four weeks. Week one opened July 1 with 160 capacity. week two, three, and four are full with no signups possible unless cancellations occur. Thirty boys attend all-summer camp under Crunkleton of Hagerstown. activities include hikes to Town Hill Mountain, athletic meets, a water carnival, and games.

Washington Area Council Boy Scouts Sinoquipe Hancock Back Crunkleton Hagerstown Town Hill Mountain James Shirey H Hibert Mikel

Family Picnic At Zion Reformed Church

The Zion Re formed Church and Church School plan a family picnic at Pangborn Park on Wednesday July 12 starting at 4 o'clock. D Lea Staley chairs the committee. Games include softball croquet squoits with prizes. Attendees should bring lunches. ice cream and soft drinks provided. In rain the event moves to the church social rooms.

Zion Reformed Church Pangborn Park D. Lea Staley

Huyetts Homemaker Club Holds August Meeting

The Huyetts Homemaker Club met at Mrs. Margaret Anthony's home with Miss Chloe Anthony as hostess. Ten members led the Collect pledged the flag sang The Star Spangled Banner answered roll call and learned about two almond lead. Mrs. Garland Groh led the English lesson. Mrs. Howard Sword and Mrs. Edison Groh presented a Strawberries skit. A picnic is planned for August 21 at City Park.

Huyetts Club Huyetts Margaret Anthony Chloe Anthony Garland Groh Howard Sword Edison Groh

Local Stau nton Visitors Stay With Beaver Creek Pair

Mrs John Chaugh and daughter of Staunton Virginia visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry E Binning at Beaver Creek. Recent hospital admissions include Mrs Mary K Wade 489 North Potomac Street Howard L Long 742 Spruce Street Betty A Bennett 19 South Potomac Street Mrs Ann A Hill 750 Summit Avenue Rodman Redard. Names from Mercersburg Mabel Hiles Hancock Rachel I Mason Weedysville Chester F Wyand Weedysville and Robert J Stotler Hagerstown Grante Miss Rae West Martinsburg spent the weekend here with relatives.

John Chaugh Staunton, Va Harry E. Binning Beaver Creek Washington County Hospital Mary K. Wade North Potomac Street Howard L. Long Spruce Street Betty A. Bennett South Potomaca Street Ann A. Hill Summit Avenuue Rodman Redard Mercersburg Mabel Hiles Hancock Rachel I. Mason Weedysville Chester FE. Wyand Robert J. Stotler Hagerstown Grante 1

Return to Quiet Recreation at Baker Hospital

At Newton D. Baker General Hospital a Saturday program has shifted to quiet games and conversation as most patients recover from leg injuries. USC hostesses join Red Cross workers from Martinsburg for the evenings, while some men skip the opera due to lingering memories of Italian music from wartime Italy, preferring the night air and tranquil views of West Virginia.

Newton D. Baker General Hospital USC Martinsburg Red Cross Italy Naples West Virginia

Frou-Frou Fall Hair Styles Debated At Convention

Clare Luce’s fall hair trend wins at the Republican national convention as dames split on frou-frou, pompadour and fluffy dos. The council backs back-shifting curls to wear new hats, with defense workers promising helmets won’t squash curls. Dawn Marie Amos marked her third birthday with a Washington avenue party, guests listed.

Baltimore Clare Luce Hair Fashion Council Inman Dawn Marie Amos Washington Avenue Barbara Stump Candie Lou Weaver Doris Norma Shrader Edile Carbaugh Donna Jean Limburg Bobby Connie Wright Jean Rockwall Caralyn Donald McNamee Ronald Amos Mesdames Audrey Stump Lucille Weaver Mae Rocklell Bertha Ritenour

Zonta Club Guests Mrs Frantz Cabin Picnic

Zonta Club members and guests gathered at Mrs. Nancy Frantz craft cottage near Lappans for a picnic supper. President Miss ath erine Schmidt led a devotional period marking the invasion of France. Attendees included Mrs. Towson who invited the club to a Homewood party on August 14 in Smithsburg.

Nancy Frantz Zonta Club Lappans Missatherine Schmidt France Mary Garrett Emma Patterson The Historical Society Antietam Mesdames Helen Denniston Cecile Seibert Andrew Coffman Alice Wagner J. Alvey Long Clara A. Wachter Courtney Seaman Althea Miller Shadrach Evelyn Luke Homer Middlekauff Howard Gardner G. W. Luther Bertha M. Negrey Cecelia Luther Nancy Ramacciotti Dotte McGraw Ruth Edmonds Katherine Schmidt Alberta Mobley Esther Kaplan Rogsgemary Barbner Maud Hageman Clifford Luke Robert F. Towson

Baby Show at Reservoir Park Draws Families

A Reservoir Park baby show and masquerade parade drew about 39 adults and 60 children, hosted by the Hagerstown Playground Association. Miss Anna Roulette led the program with judges Mrs. Edgar King and Miss Gene Bowman. prizes went to several infants for hair, smiles, and eye color, with next week promising a pet show at 7:00 PM on Monday July 27 at the same park.

Reservoir Park Hagerstown Playground Association Anna Roulette Sharpsburg Reservoir Playground Edgar King Mont Valla Avenue Gene Bowman Johnny Snyder P. E. Snyder Johnny French John French Mary Agnes Mullin Clarence Mullin Joyce Marie Clopper Robert Clopper Jimmy Norcross, Jr Emmitt Norcross Peggy Jean Stouffer Harold Shatzer Gloria Jean Acker John Acker Nellie Louise Hardman Earl Hardman Alvey Smith, Jr Cynthia Lou Browning Joe Acker Dick Barnhart Ray Hamble

Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. Suter

Mrs. Harry Suter hosted a Sunday surprise party at their Jefferson Street home honoring Mr. Suter. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Snapp, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiles, Mrs. Gertrude Stouffer, Mrs. Thomas Callahan, Jack Callahan, Poney Snapp, Kenneth Wiles Jr., and Larry Craig.

Harry Suter Suter Jefferson Street Boyd Snapp Melvin Craig Kenneth Wiles Gertrude Stouffer Thomas Callahan Jack Callahan Poney Snapp Kenneth Wiles, Jr Larry Craig

Exaggerated Shoulders Mark Fall Couture Trends

New York designers unveil fall collections featuring exaggerated shoulders and broad tunics to camouflage hips and create bold silhouettes. Adele Simpson debuts the Minaret tunic with oriental flair, while Omar Kiam for Ben Reig showcases the skirt jabot and a red black tweed suit with a capelet. Nettie Rosenstein highlights long tunic jackets over dresses, with favored Baba Rhum color and innovative lapel styles. Long evening gowns emphasize a mood of formal elegance for fall.

New York Adele Simpson Omar Kiam House of Ben Reig Nettie Rosenstein

4 H Clubs Offered Farm Safety Awards

Washington county 4 H club members can earn awards for farm safety projects. Miss Ardath Martin announced. National Farm Safety Week proclaimed by President Roosevelt. University of Maryland extension service runs the contest with four $25 War Bonds prizes. Information at local extension offices.

Washington County Ardath Martin Roosevelt University of Maryland Extension Service Extension Service Summit Avenue Maryland

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