Delightful Social Event Honors Mr and Mrs Faith
A Friday party honored Mr and Mrs Charles Faith hosted by their daughter Marie. A midnight supper followed with string music by local musicians. Attendees included Henry Angie Viola Cunningham Anna Blyer Carl Hose Paul Vetter and many others. A second gathering at William Easterday’s home hosted Loyal Daughters and Boonsboro Church of Christ Four Square classes with a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faith
Marie
William Easterday
Mary
Boonsboro
Caledith Reeder
Harry Harrris
William Shoop
Thomas Harris
Roy Huntzberry
Homer Staubs
Floyd Doyle
Jack Phillips
Charles Easterday
Howard Staubs
John Long
Junior Long
Mrs Little Wins Handicapped Golf Tournament
Mrs Welles Little topped the Fountain Head ladies Handicap event at Fountain Head Country Club yesterday, claiming a case of soft drinks as the first prize. Other participants included Mrs Benj Reed, Mrs R B Norment, Mrs Russell Zentmyer, Mrs Randolph Moore, and Mrs Mark Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles Little
Fountain Head Country Club
Little
Benj. Reed
R. B. Norment
Russell Zentmyer
Randolph Moore
Mark Landis
Dan Pelletier
Hugh Auld
Robert Dudley
Lynn Brumback
Fountain Head
Social and Personal Notes From Evening Mail
The Social Editor of the Evening Mail lists readers sent well wishes as Mrs. Charles Jacobs suffers a stroke and remains in critical condition. Various residents recount visits, journeys, and homecomings, including Pauline Griffith after surgery, Miss Helen Dailey’s return from Sistersville with the Lamp family, and Allen J. Bachrach taking charge of the Central Theatre in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacobs
East Washington Street
Allen J. Bachrach
Central Theatre
Ninth Street
Washington
Birthday Party at Witmer Home
A pleasant birthday party was held at 1107 Corbett street for Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Witmer and daughter Mary. Music by the Hawaiian Sunset Islanders preceded a reception with numerous Witmer relatives and friends, including J. C. Witmer, Battles, Brillheart, Lum, Harold Witmer, and many others. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Witmer
Mary
Corbett Street
J.C. Witmer
J. N. Battles
Mildred
Jessie
Crystal
Violet
Brillheart
Cecil
Lum
Helen
Charlotte
Mitchell
Housewives League Plans Lawn Fete At Oak Hill Course
The Hagerstown Housewives League will host a lawn fete at Lucky Strike Golf Course on Oak Hill avenue tomorrow afternoon and evening to raise funds for its charitable activities. A banner crowd is expected as members prepare a golf tournament for the evening after a children’s event earlier in the day, with proceeds aiding the local public health establishment and orthopedic equipment. The group also supports health-related services and will discuss its ongoing charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Housewives’ League
Lucky Strike
Oak Hill Avenue
Kelly Harris
Housewives’ League
Confession in Manila Case Ties to Family Murder
A 19-year-old Templeton confessed to killing his aunt and sister in a long running dispute involving the Babcock and Templeton firm. Authorities say he planned to avenge a money loss and gain inheritance. He told police he fought with his uncle and sought to wash at a ranch home after the stabbings. Manila dispatches describe him as a model youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
George D. Templeton, Sr
Babcock and Templeton
Manila
Young Templeton
A. R. Fitzpatrick
Lempleton
Manila Dispatches
Shriners Open 3rd Annual Convention Parade Start
San Francisco hosts the Shriners 3rd annual convention with uniformed nobles marching in colorful bands and drill units. Thousands from across the continent gather to parade through desolated streets as spectators line the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscon
Ganda
Old Nicodemum House Hint From an Historic Visit
A letter from Henry S. Johnston of Perry Oklahoma praises Sharpsburg Maryland as home to the 263 year old Nicodemum House. He recalls six pane windows the log weatherboarded design and a stone rear addition. Johnston notes the owner’s hospitality and his own guide tour of the battlefield while calling Oklahoma history rich and Washington area within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sharpsburg
John Miller
Henry S. Johnston
Perry
Oklahoma
Nicodemus
Newcomer
Mr. Reilly
Washington City
Henry, Johnston
Salvation Army Seeks Surplus Food Donations
Daily Mail editor appeals to picnic parties and others with extra food to donate to the Salvation Army. The organization will call for pickup anywhere, aiding hungry locals and transients served by its emergency home, where about 700 meals are provided each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Loving Cup Goes To Westminster
Delegations from eight Kiwanis clubs met Westminster last night to welcome the traveling Capital Kiwanis District loving cup brought to Westminster by the Arlington County club. Clubs represented included Alexandra Washington Baltimore Towson Frederick Hagerstown and Elkton. J Albert Mitten Westminster club president received the cup from John F Webster Arlington club vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Westminster Cith
Westminster
Arlington County Club
Arlington
Alexandra
Washington
Baltimore
Towson
Frederick
Hagerstown
Elkton
J. Albert Mitten
Westminster Club
John F. Webster
Arlington Club
Basehour Bros Dentist on the Square Service Ad
Extractions and X rays offered by Basehour Bros Dentist on the Square. Plate fittings listed at 088 plates fit 15 dollars starting at 620 dollars?
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe Permanent Waves Ad
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe advertises permanent waves for three dollars or less at 208 North Potomac Street with phone listing 66-W Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac St
Olive Hope
W. Ady
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Marie Faith
Faith
Nancy Robinson
Ruth Faith
Roy Miller
Geneval Faith
Mrs. Little
Liam P. Lane
Hugh Avid
iLeslie Manners
Ni ‘Scott
Moore
Edith Fylde
Washington Square
M. E. Church
Poffanberher's Grove
Antietam Creek
Funkstown
Evening Mail
I. E. Beachley
Randolph Avenue
Jefferson
Middletown
Frederick County
Pauline Griffith
Charles T. Reese
Mt. Briar
Alva Lamp
Mazie
Raymond Hull
Williamsport
Middleboro
Friendly
W. Va
Liverpool
Helen Dailey
Sistersville
Mrs. Lamp
Odie Hancock
Indian Head
Dollie Madison
Gladys Hartman
Brown Apartments
Locust and
Fairground Avenue
Bixler
Leona Bix Irr
Washington, D. C
Nell Nixon Shumaker
Chambersburg
Roy S. Joiner
East Franklin Street
Elwood McLaughlin, Jr
Henry
Pensacola, Fla
Elwood McLaughlin
Jeannette Strite
Leitersfburg
Mary Alice Downa
Clearspring
Fred Powers
Peoria
Estelle Powers
Charles Saylor
Walter Stenger
Walter Stenger, Jr
William Stenger
Wil Hamsport
New Magland States
Canada
T. A. Spigher
Jane
Springfield
Cleveland
South Bend
Ind
Jean and Maude Tanne
Roanoke
Charles Koogle
George Koogle
John Allen
New York State
George Burs
Leroy Homer
Reb Fahrney
Snyder's Landing
G. K. Norman
Highland Way
Martinsville, Va
W. H. Norman
Rayetta Leatherman
Clear Spring
Cumberland
WW. L. Langenstein
Washington County Hospital
Gladstone
Hoffman's
North Potomac St
DANCE
Hollywood
Floyd Mills
Milton Dollar
Arcadia Hatlroom
New York
Ciy
Tnt SA
Admission Soc
Abe Martin
Iwomen’s Hats
L & B Hat Works
East Washington
Witmer
Blais Valley Church of God
Cloppers Grove
Izaak Walton League
Fish Hawk
Louis Radcliffe
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
D'Arcy Magee
Shriners
Larm’s
Oklahoman
Jane Emerald McHale
Placerville
Cal
Salias
Kiwanis Loving Cup
Fashionland
West Franklin St
Fleisher
Coats & Suits
Coats & Suits Formarly
Fashion Floor
Trousseaux
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