Pleasant Surprise Birthday Party At Smithsburg
A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs. Sarah A. Brown's home in Smithsburg on Tuesday evening for her daughter Miriam. Guests included Miriam K. Brown, Chas M. Harbaugh, and many local residents. Games and refreshments followed. Also noted is Dr I M Werz’s internal medicine practice at 115 North Potomac Street after completion of a Johns Hopkins course, and a note about a picnic for Antietam Street U B Sunday School at City Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Sarah A. Brown
Miriam
Miriam K. Brown
Chas. M. Harbaugh
Margaret FE. Brown
Antietam Street
U. B
Pearl Ziegler
North Mulberry Street
Winfred Speck
New York City
Society Notes and Personal Details From The Evening Mall
Social events and personal items from The Evening Mall include a call for society items via the Society Baker at phone 106. Mrs J H Hankey hosted employees at Hankey's millinery at Conococheague Camp on Wednesday evening. Mrs Carpenter and daughter from Philadelphia visited Mr and Mrs L L Luger at 22 South Locust Street. Mr and Mrs Dean Caldwell and two sons from Washington visited Williamsport and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Charles J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hankey
Hankey’s Millinery
Conococheague Camp
Dean Caldwell
Washington
Willamsport
Charles J. Davis
Basket Weaving Classes Highlight Summer School News
Local summer programs feature Miss Garberson guiding basket weaving with high student skill. The Daily Vacation Bible School at Hagerstown reports growth beyond 400 participants, combining Bible stories and gym games under Miss Estelle Cochran and Miss Hannah Frick. Visitors include Mrs. Pearl Ziegler in New York and Mrs. Nannie Anderson in Clearspring, while Miss James MacClintock tours Europe and northern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Estelle Cochran
Hannah Frick
Igym
Susan Garberson
Miss Garberson
Nannie Anderson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Missionary Society Elects Officers At Pen Mar Meet
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. E. Church met at Pen Mar Park on Monday July 9 and elected officers for the year. President F W Cruickshanks, first vice R B Wyand, second vice C H Leatherman, third vice Geo Orrick, treasurer J Fiery, recording secretary P Miller, corresponding secretary Melva Miller, evangelistic secretary J C Monath, stewardship H E Weenfritz, publicity D Currier, perpetual L D Wolfe, program committee W Hammond with Hannah Yn gram and Evans as assistants. No meeting in August. Lunch by Mrs Evans. A Bakersville festival planned for Saturday evening with supper ice cream candies and cakes on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Pen Mar Park
Harry E. Evans
F. W. Cruickshanks
R. B. Wyand
C. H. Leatherman
Geo. Orrick
John Fiery
Paul Miller
Melva Miller
J. C. Monath
H. EB. Weenfritz
D. Currier
L. D. Wolfe
William Hammond
Hannah Yngram
Evans
Alkali in Soap Bad for Washing Har
A local household advisory warns that an alkali in soap can loosen and remove every particle of dust dirt and dandruff from clothing and hair. The note cautions users to test fabrics and skin for reactions and to rinse thoroughly to avoid residue.
Kiwanians Hold Annual Picnic Across Clubs
More than three hundred Kiwanians their ladies and children attended the Frederick Kiwanis Club picnic at Braddock Heights. The Hagerstown club presented the capital loving cup to Frederick. Rev. Walter Byron Stehl spoke on goodwill and fellowship as the inter club meeting followed supper and a pavilion gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouring
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick Club
Walter Byron Stehl
A.S. G. Rupp
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Hagerstown
W. D. Campbell
Phone Girls Enjoy Outing Along Creek
Phone company operators and guests enjoyed their first summer outing along the Conococheague Creek. Mr A K Coffman lent his bungalow for a dance with automobile parties leaving Hagerstown at 7, 7:30 and 9. Bathing and dancing followed by supper. Miss Della Parks chaired the committee, including most of the C and P force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitty C. and
P. Telephone Co
Conococheague Creek
A. K. Coffman
Hagerstown
Della Parks
P. Force
Harvest Treat Honored By Pleasant Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs D C Kershner hosted a harvest day at their Centre Hill area home with a large group of friends enjoying vegetables, ice cream cake candy root beer and fruits. Attendees included James D Miller Charles Kershner Cyrus Kershner Ruth Byers Agnes Kershner Grace Warrenfeltz Mary Kershner Julia Kershner Josephine Byers Sarah Kershner Margaret Kershner Hazel Fink Enonna Kershner Mary Warrenfeltz Ruth Kershner Howard Kershner Glen Kershner Yerman Herbert Maurice Miller M Roy Houser and John Kershner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Kershner
Centre Hill
James D. Miller
Charles Kershner
Cyrus Kershner
Ruth, Byers
Agnes Kershner
Grace Warrenfeltz
Mary Kershner
Julia Kershner
Josephine Byers
Sarah Kershner
Margaret Kershner
Hazel Fink
Enonna Kershner
Mary Warrenfeltz
Ruth Kershner
Howard Kershner
Glen Kershner
Yerman Herbert
Maurice Miller
M. Roy Houser
John Kershner
New Church Members Picnic at Braddock Heights
Rev. Vernon N. Ridgely of St. Pauls M. E. B. Church led about 40 new members and friends on a Braddock Heights outing yesterday. Members arrived by car, shared lunches, enjoyed games, and had a good afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Braddock Heights
Vernon N. Ridgely
St. Paul’s M. EB
the Heights
Citizenship theme to guide rural women meeting
More than a hundred rural women will gather Saturday in Washington County to hear Prof Richardson of the University of Maryland on citizenship at the third quarterly meeting of the Washington County Federation of Rural Women. Miss Susan Garberson extends the invite to League of Women Voters members and others, with a play Aunt Maggie's Will performed by county girls as a centerpiece. A conference of officers precedes, lunch at the Y M C A, and an embroidered organdie fashion note closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
University of Maryland
Washington County Federation of Rural Women
U. N
Susan Garberson
League of Women Voters
Federation
Maggie
College Park
H. ©. Foster
Clearspring
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Jess Brown
Harvey Potts
Lawrence Wolf
Chas Toms
Mrs. West
Grace Potts
Edna Bowman
Oliver Toms
Margaret Toms
Ruth Moats
Maud Frimple
Page Kline
Kellar Moser
Harry Toms
Marshal Toms
Parvin Stottlemyer
Howard Smith
Merle Kendal
Johns’ Hopking University
Beng
Richard H. Johnson
Edward
Broadway
Patterson, N. J
Mr. Johnson
Jacob Johnson, Jr
Ceaplain Johnson
Benjamin Solliday
Gharmair
Henry Bain
Sallie Anderson
Anna James MacClintock
Europe
Rome
Italy
Switzerland
Misa Liela Beatty
Lovetteville, Va
Lulu W.black
Summit Avenue
C. A. Brown
S. Potomac St
At All Grocers Vault Pudding Co
Baltimore, Md
Missionary Society
Pen Mar
Bakersville
McCardell Bros
Ee Gps
Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Company
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown Club
Imperial Ice Cream CO
Big Pool
D. A. Stickell
Lee Then Farm Bureau
Moser-Gross Alvey H. Moser
Boonsboro
Grace M. Gross
Middletown
Robersville
J. D. §. Young
ST. Paul’s Clinic
St. Paul's School House Yard
Western Pike
Ethel Middlekauff
Lulu W. Black
Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth
N. J
Adareun
Flinabeth
Liesphini
BiMeaheth
Prof. Richardson
Packard Hudson
Essex Sales and Service
A. Gates Telephone
Fordson
Universal Thafto
Universal Car
Lincoln Hagerstown Motor CO
Strasser Aughinbaugh
Berksons
Franklin St
Hardie
Phong
Aluminum
Schindal, Rohrer & Co., Inc
Maryland
Atmatt Loue
kcaeLea
Newberry's
Peter F
Gingham Bungalow
Ricrac
Copenhagen
Kemps
Pathe Records
Newberry
Big Stein
Thermos
Andy Gump
Dream Beat
Dream Daddy
Dreamland
Newberry’s
M. M. Pants
Choe
Paut Chusters
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