Social news notes from Washington and surrounding area
Social notices report Margaret Chew of Washington visiting Mrs. C H L Wagner at 244 Maple Avenue. Edith Wagner spent Sunday in Washington with friends. Mrs. Mark Cost of Washington visiting Miss Elenuya Alext on South Potomac Street. Lucy Robinson of Virginia Avenue returned from a motor trip to Stevenson Alabama. Lottershpaw of Baltimore stayed with Miss Mary Leiter near Keedysville. Mary Leiter visits Keedysville then plans Baltimore trip to see Dr Kaleb Long. Mr and Mrs R K Schumann, Phillis and Maurice Schumann of Cincinnati stayed with J H Gerber at 282 South Potomac Street while touring Niagara Falls and Southern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mark Cost
Washington
Elenuya Alext
South Potomac Street
Junior Classes Entertained At Lunch By Teachers
Two junior classes of St Paula United Brethren Sunday School were entertained Thursday afternoon by teachers Mierea Florence Huenger and Nellie Powell. Children enjoyed amusements and lunch provided by the teachers. Transportation to and from the yard was provided by a Danzer Metal Works truck through a courtesy arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paula United Brethren Sunday School
Mierea Florence Huenger
Nellie Powell
Sele
Danzer Metal Works
Ramblers Club At Conococheague Park
Members of the Ramblers Club of the M C A held a regular meeting near Conococheague Creek. They traveled in a large party and enjoyed a substantial dinner followed by songs. Crowned Queen Mira Webster of Hancock for Rural Club Firm camp at Ble Pool. she is repeat queen. Original Black and White Orchestra at Willow Grove Park set for July 23 with dancing and admission details.
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Ramblers' Clu
M.C. A
Pheague Creek
Mira Hthe Webster
Hancock
Ble Pool
Mise Webster
Willow Grove Park
Pleasant Reunion At Iseminger Residence
Mr and Mrs Luther R Swenitag hosted a pleasant dinner at their home in Cheneville in honor of J H Jeeminger of Roanoke Virginia on the 20th anniversary of his brother Theodore Iseminger of Hagerstown and the reunion of the brothers and sisters. Guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Iseminger H M Stickler C Powell William Wilson Mrs Charles Calhoun Mr and Mrs Ove Puppan of Roanoke Mrs A E B Carter of Roanoke Mrs Harry Kindle Raymond Iseminger and Mr and Mrs Luther Ireminger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther R. Swenitag
Cheneville
J. H. Jeeminger
Roanoke
Theodore Iseminger
Hagerstown
C. Powell
William Wilson
Charles Calhoun
Ove
Pupils in Fine Recital at Y M C A Auditorium
A large audience heard Lula W. Black pupils perform readings vocal and piano numbers in a varied mid year recital at the Y M C A Auditorium. Notable performers included Miss Isabel M. Fi - singer, Miss Eleanor Groh from Peabody, and violinist Max Gigans with multiple solos and a planned costume drill for the next show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pup
Lula W. Black
Hisanor Groh
Peabody Conservatory
Groh
Back
Baltimore
Peabody
Max Gigans
Sam
Miss Groh
Mr. Gigons
Sarah E. Spigler
Sunsine
You Choris
C. H. Manlell
Walcome
Mia
L. W. Black
Pauline Blair
Danse Routique
Felix Borowski
Catherina Barnhart
Mr. Gigous
Immera Elle Galop
W. Cooper
Gladge
Smith
Happinees
St. R
Morntan
Iida
Jonnson
Cherry Dlossoms
D. R. Anthony
Elyn G. Stouhslager
Jean Lowman
Grace Carlisle
Gleens
Rack
Edmund Neuper
Eleanor Groh
Rosea Red
George Scheffirth
Olive R. Whitmore
E. Spalding
Lit
Van
Mary Biltett
Fiano
Life Cadet
BR. Anthony
Clarine V. Downs
Hechter
Lloyd BE. Michards
HH. Bigleman
Evellon Nichola
Plane Salo
Jolly Lillie Brownies
Foxton
Vera Smith
Merry Betta of
Morniog
C. Drambetler
Sarah B. Spiglets
Schnenker
Lolla M. Minnich
Q C. Drammone
Charles H. Barnhart
Six Hinds
Prighhl
HM. Russell
Pantine Blair
J Mary Remsburg
Olive Whitmore
Meritian Club Plans August Outing and Dinner Schedule
Members of the Meritian Club decided at their regular American yesterday at the Women's Club to hold a spearnt outing in August and will travel to Boonshoro for dinner on Tuesday evening. The List and members will depart Hagerstown in automobiles supplied by Meritian members. Miss Jeanette Lyon oversees the Harald-Matt Publishing Adj Wht a RaneKLyentenlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritian Club
Boonshoro
Hagerstown
Meritian
Jeanette Lyon
Bookkeouw
Harald-Matt Publishing
Adj
Raneklyentenlay
Pageant Draws Crowds At Girls Club Event
Sixty eight girls from county clubs at Big Pool staged a pageant drawing several hundred visitors from Hegerstown and nearby areas. Miss Ethel Webster Haycock crowned camp queen after day of secret ballots. Baseball playoffs opened, concluding Monday as camp ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pool
Hegerstown
Lee
Ethel Webster
Haycock
Miss Webster
Laura Amos
Maryland State University
Flossie
Susan Garhernon
County Home
Treea
Les Taylor
Oak
Frances
Grove
Mapte
Minnis Moore
Chestput
Mary Robrer
Dogwood
Mildred Noel
Beech
Qladya Haker
Sas
Frances Kretsinger
Irene Baker
Vouta Boyd
Evelyn Delamuter
Florence Ric Donald
Mary Ainsworth
Margaret Crave
Missionary To Speak At Sunday Morning Service
Ray H C Soum a missionary of the Disciples of Christ will speak at the Christ Church Sunday morning at 10 20. He has eighteen years in India under Foreign Christian Missionary Society and United Christian Missionary work guiding evangelistic efforts in a district of Mungel India. He is nephew of Z K Baum of 28 North Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
H.C. Soum
Disciples of Christ
Het Christe Church
Saunday
Mr. Snoum
India
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
United Chris‘tia
Household packing and painting tips from old-fashioned guide
Packing a trunk requires placing cardboard sheets slightly smaller than the trunk length and wrapping with fresh tissue to keep items wrinkle free. For walls, fill crevices with plaster before painting. Tall vases can be stabilized by a handful of pebbles. wash by removing pebbles and shaking with soap suds.
DeMolay Initiation Held At Frederick Rogerstown Chapter
Frederick Rogerstown Chapter DeMolay traveled to Frederick yesterday evening for the institution of a new chapter and fifty members were initiated. The De Molay movement, backed by Magnus, aims to build character in American boys and shows strong progress in the city. In other news, Gorden Lugenbeel Jr. of Mulberry Avenue won an illuminated flower basket in a Baltimore contest, the first of its kind shown in Hagerstown. The event sparked local excitement as baskets with imported ferns and artificial flowers were on display for weeks. Also, an automotive incident saw Cranks Car-Breaks Arm reported in Hagerstown after an attempted crank of a Ford by Jeffries, agent for American Automotive Corp. Dr. G W Laon treated the fracture. A children's dancing class was announced for Willow Grove Park on Tuesday July 24 at 2:15, led by Prof. Frank J Touron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogerstown
de Molay
Wrederick
Magnus
Gorden Lugenbeel, Jr
Mulberry Avenue
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Jeffries
Amertcen Automotive Corp
Boorsbors
Theodore Brown
G. W. Laon
Red Hot Cerey at Azhar Temple Martinsburg
Planned attendance for a ceremonial event hosted by Azhar Temple Martinsburg on July 23 with White Orchestra. Tickets priced for gentlemen and ladies, dance time until 12 45, taxes included, weather noted as rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbles
Azhar Temple
Martinsburg
400 Children in Exercises at Y M C A
More than 400 children participated in the closing exercises of the Vacation Bible School at the Y M C A marking the end of a weeks course led by Miles Estelle Cochran with a large audience. The program featured songs prayers dramatizations of Bible stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Behood
Miles Estelle Cochran
Joseph
Moses
Milas Naomi Hade
Punils
Mies Hanmin H. Frick
Art Sayles
Pearl Sumners
Henry Laughlin
Dinner Funkhanger
Jack Lowman
Claeses
Mise Frick
Potomac Evangelical Reunion At Cloppers Grove
The Potomac Evangelical Reunion gathered at Clopper's Grove near Clean apriog on Thursday with about 1200 Evangelical attendees and friends. The event was organized by the Potomac Reunion company and churches from Washington County Maryland and Morgan County West Virginia. Rev J H Ryder of Hagerstown led the program and Rev G G Gabriel of Wrightsville delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Evangelical
Clopper's Grove
Cleanapriog
Potomac
Washington County
Morgan County
Tounion
J. H. Ryder
Hageratown
G. G. Gabriel
Wrightville, Pa
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Mins
Margaret Chew
C. HL Wagner
Maple Avenue
Edith Wagner
Mies Lucy & ,Robinson
Virginia Avenue
Stevenson
Ala
Mies Lottershpaw
Mary Leiter
Keedysville
Wtay Keedyavillage
Caleb Mohrer
Keadysville
Kaleb Long
Ramblers Club
Conococheague Park
Beard
ESTER
Rey
Knight
Barr Motor CO
Opn. W. M4
Phono 1666 Connesiis Garage
Marmon Willys-Knight Verland Amerighn Automotive Corp
Locust Street
McCardeli Bros
Wwe
Lwtheran Reuon
Pen-Imar Park
Wavanday
Moon Ligt
Hogeentown
Trishweay
Wentern
Iseminger
William T.tinmings
Argantel
St. Paul's Placer Church
Ogants
Prg
St. Michaela Luthéran Church
Germantown
Mrs. Fredertel
Stanley Smith
Taniolph Avenue
Mra. Smith
B. C. Hartman
Robert Treman
Irene Castle
Deauville
France
Irene
Bull
Lawa
Frederick
Willow Grove Fark
Frank J. sTourron
Peter Buys
City Park
Bern
Orter
Mors
Bouss
Ceeerieee
Belvetlon
Toban
Call OF the Dragoons
Narcissus
Eilenberg
Coney Ieland
Fentieia
Mozes
Wan Familly
Samana
Nationat
Vacation Bible School
J. H. C. Brewer
Kansas
Captain Brewer
Ife
Peabody Country Club
Dorothy Dalton
Cherlee de Roche
Academy Theatre
Mies Dalton
Costa
Ali
Daatiask
Beard’s
Baskets Harry
Myers
Potormac
Purina
David T. Crockett
Antietam St
Ss Angulanit Leathen. & Saddlery
E. Franklin St. Sy
Alta Eta
Ela Aftrafte Atti
Goffield Washers
Chas. W. Martz
Cale
Fotornes
Hederstown Sd
Alice M. Weagly
Strest Wigerstews
ST. M
Strasser Aughiohaugh
West Side Lumber & Door CO
Chaice
Kiichon
Hagerstown Credit House
N. Jonathan St
Thomas Bidg
Haynea
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