Social and Personal News and Myers Reunion
Social and Personal notes list residents and visitors in Delray Beach and Maryland, with movements to Atlantic City, Roanoke, and New York. Notables include Mr and Mrs John Lee, James Bowers, Horace Fogle, Roy Weaver, Charles George, Grace Miller, Lois Ketler, W H Roney, and others. The Myers family plans an August 13 City Park reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowers
Eunie Bowers
Horace Fogle
Atlantic City
Important Hairdressers Meeting at Mariello Beauty Shop
A special meeting for the city's hairdressers will be held tonight at Mariello Beauty Shop at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariello
Chambersburg Birthday Party Held For Delilah Martin
Mrs Oliver Morris of Chambersburg hosted a birthday party for her four year old sister Delilah Martin. Guests included Delilahs sister Joan Morris and many local residents with out of town visitors from Hagerstown Washington Mechanicaburg and New York City. Tables featured delphiniums roses and philox with supper served after games on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Morrie
Chambersburg
Delilah Martin
Delilah Marttin
Joan Morris
Ross
Guy Soltenberger
Natalie Spielman
Dorie
Catherine Hicks
Nancy Pieffer
Geraldine Rock
Betty Bley
Eugene Heckman
Harold Strock
Virginia
Bernadette Whitmore
Hertha Whitmore
Pfeifter
Howard Sollenberger
Oliver Morris
Betty Blake
Lewis and
Leon Spessard
Charles Martin
Edith Kaller
Mary Alter
Hagerstown
Winifred Davis
Washington
John Fishal
Mechanicaburg
Paul Bakito
New York City
Church outing on Carl's Excursion boat by Crusaders
Arrangements are set for the Crusaders and Young Peoples classes of the Church of the Brethren to hold an evening boat trip aboard Carl's Excursion on Friday. The Crusader class led by Omer T. Kaylor will depart Charles Mill at 8 o'clock, with attendees meeting at the church at 7. Transportation will be provided, and the program features a baseball game, orchestra music, stunts, and a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Crusaders and Young Peoples
Church of the Brethren
Crusader
Omer T. Kaylor
Charles Mill
Paul Specht to Play for Dance at Braddock Heights Farle
Paul Specht and His Orchestra, the group that played for President Roosevelt’s inaugural ball and other functions, will headline Braddock Heights Farle tomorrow night. The band, invited for three consecutive inaugurations, has performed for the Prince of Wales and the King of Spain and enjoys international renown. Also featured are nationally known radio and screen stars and a Broadway style beauty chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Specht
Roosevelt
Braddock Heights Farle
Mr. Specht
Prince of Wales
Spain
Europe
City taxes offer 3% discount through July
City Tax Collector and Treasurer Chase Fry announces a 3 percent discount on 1933 city taxes for the rest of July, encouraging timely payment and reduced liability for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase, Fry
Shrine Club Dance Delights Hagerstown Guests
The Hagerstown Shrine Club held a ballroom dance at The Club last night drawing about sixty couples with guests from Waynesboro Chambersburg and Mercersburg. Max Dartz and Danceland band provided music and Shriners and Masons were invited to a Zembo Temple picnic at Caledonia Park on August 3 with games stunts swimming and an evening concert and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress and a Hagerstown Wedding
My Beauty Hint presents a screen actress praising soap and water for clear skin and a skincare routine. The piece notes Louise Arvin and Robert Stotler of Hagerstown wed July 19 at Rev. R. S. Daubert s Evangelical church home with Audrey Arvin and Leroy Seibert as attendants. the couple will reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvin—Stotler
Louise Arvin
Robert Stotler
Hagerstown
R. S. Daubert
Evangelical Church
Audrey Arvin
Slater
Leroy Seibert
Dear Betty Brainerd On Drinking and Family Strife
A letter from a wife enduring a husband’s drinking and jail visit asks how to change his attitude. Betty Brainerd recounts a tale of Jill and Jack, a persistent drinker who eventually reclaims stability through love and firm resolve. She urges study of the husband, plan, and courage, offering guidance and support from Brainerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Jill
Jack
Lill
Itquor
Jill Morehhan
Jil
Douglas Party Breakfast Event at Hagerstown Club
The Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a bridge breakfast at the Hagerstown Country Club. About fifty card tables were set in the ballroom after indoors due to damp porches. Play began at 10 30, breakfast at 12 45, with garden centerpieces and prizes for high card scores. Mrs Harry M Conrad chaired the event with chapter and young ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Country Club
Henry Kyd Douglas
United
Daughters of Confederacy
Hagerstown
Harry M. Conrad
Class Trip Reward For St John Lutheran Sunday School
About thirty or thirty eight members of St. John's Lutheran church Sunday school class taught by M P Moller Jr take a sightseeing trip in Washington as a reward for attending eight Sundays this summer. The treat is given by the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
M. P. Moller, Jr
Washington
Double Surprise Party Held for Williams and Nave
A double surprise party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams on Vale Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shoup and family, the Williams, Nave family members, and friends such as Miss Gisela, Miss Dorothy Moats, Ora Buckman, and Leonard Miller. Supper served to about thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Williams
Vale Street
Willams
Reba Nave
Williams
Daniel Shoup
Virginia
John Williams
George Charles
Dorothy Williams
Charles Nave
James
Gisela
Anthony
John Lubenspec
Edward Moats
Dorothy Moats
Harry Buckmann
Ora
Helen
Sammy Buckman
Bernice Kendal
Guy Pike
Unusual Picnic Wedding Near Martinsburg Unites Niece and Groom
Officiant performed the marriage of Misa Virginia Blue and Frank Clapham several days ago at an evening picnic on a lawn of a bungalow under construction south of Martinsburg. Clapham, a farmer, and Mrs. Clapham, a longtime Berkeley County teacher, will make the couple's home there. Also listed are marriage license holders Easton R. Kauffman and Alma D. Stockslager, and Thomas W. Meseman and Mary I. Royce, with ages 23 and 18 respectively in Chambersburg and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Virginia Blue
Frank Clapham
Martinaburg
Martinsburg
Clapham
Licemses Easton R. Kauffman
Alma D. Stockslager
Chambersburg
Thomas W. Meseman
Mary I. Royce
Cumberland
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Mgr
John Lee
Delraypach, Fla
Wk, Jr
Ya. W. Riley Deniels Jr
Malr
Roy Weaver
Te Hospital
George Beaver
Elizabeth Yaet
Charles George
M. E. Megiluis
North Potomac Street
Mary Elizabeth Spilman
Atlant
City
Ant
Stevenson
Jaridge
New York
Mantha Jones
Chicago
Harry Rudy
Terrace
Misa Grace Miller
Ernest G. Iler
Smithsburg
Lois Ketler
W. H. Roney
Frisby A. Fiery
Commodore
James Messeramith
Summitvenue
Roanoke, Va
Robert Phenix
Julia Martin
Hamilton Boulevard
Gretna, Va
Edward Brumbaugh
Louise Garver
Taneytown
W. M. Gillan
Waynesboro
Elizaeth Gillan
West Franklin Treet
Paul Wade
Constance Ann
W. M Ritter
Ira. Ritter
Martin Rohrback
The
Potomac Edison Company
Oakland
John Wagner
Irvin
Or Liste, Pa
J. A. Haines
Wilbur
Union Bridge
Tansytown
Ruth Kegins
Summit Avenue
C. D. Brindle
New Brunswick
N. J
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Braddock Heights Park
Frederick, Ma
L & B Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Party
Hagerstown Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Lewis T. Byron
Bridge
Taylor's Landing
Potomac
ER Boger
East
65Th St
N. Y
Kyd Douglas
Kline Bros. Bes
W. Balto
J. W. Rohrer
Colonial Theatre Bldg
the Crepe Cape Ensemble
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