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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1950

Page

9

Australian Guest Soloist Raymond Nilsson Sings at City Park

Raymond Nilsson, native of Sydney and principal tenor of the Carl Rosa Opera Company in London, will be guest soloist at a Sunday 6:45 p.m. vesper service in City Park. He will perform Just For Today with words by Sybil F Partridge and music by Blanche Ebert Feaver, following prior radio acclaim on WCHA. Mrs. Nilsson, formerly Miss Wildred Stockslager of Glenside Avenue, is accompanying him. Cuba is noted as the largest Caribbean island in a brief closing sentence.

Raymond Nilsson Carl Rosa Opera Company City Park Sydney Australia London England Washington County Council of Churches Nilsson Blanche Ebert Feaver Sybil F. Partridge WCHA Wildred Stockslager Clarence W. Stockslager Glenside Avenue Mr. Nilsson

Hospital discharges by Washington County Hospital

Discharged yesterday were Mrs. Lloyd E Crilley and infant son Williamsport. Mrs. William Giffin and infant daughter 1236 Glenwood Avenue. Mrs. Harry Wilbide and infant son Boonsboro. Mrs. Chester Albright and infant son Clear Spring. Mrs. Lealle Burhman Lantz. William Becher Boonsboro. Mrs. Charles Wilkinson Alexandria. Mrs. Mabel Startian 665 Oak Hill Avenue. Mrs. William G. Markell Mt Aetna Road.

Washington County Hospital Lloyd E. Crilley Williamsport William Giffin Glenwood Avenue Harry Wilbide Boonshoro Chester Albright Clear Spring Lealle Burhman Lantz William Becher Boonsboro Charles Wilkingon Alexandria Mabel Starta Ian Oak Hill Avenue William G. Markell Mt. Aetna Road

FHCC Women Play Match at Fountain Head Club

The Fountain Head Country Club women golfers held a monthly handicap tournament on the club green yesterday. Mrs. Wilson Caskey won first in the 18 hole group with net 71 and 10 Brassies points. Mrs. Welles Little was second with net 73 and 5 Niblick points. In the 9 hole first flight Mrs. Charles McKee and Mrs. Robert Triesler tied for first with net 41 and 7 points each for the Brassies and Niblicks. Mrs. Frank McGraw won the second flight with net 35 and 10 Niblick points, followed by Mrs. Howard Carrill with net 36 and Brassies points. A luncheon followed. over 50 women attended. Next week Brassies and Niblicks plan a team match with foursomes set by the committee. The note adds that Mt. Marcy is New Yorks highest peak at 6 343 feet in the Adirondacks.

Fountain Head Country Club Iwomen Greeny Wilson Caskey Brassies Welles Little Niblick Charles McKee Robert Triesler Braasies Niblicks Frank McGraw Howard Carrill

Students Win W M Honors Harris And Rebecca LeFew Active

Harris LeFew son of the Rev and Mrs Charles LeFew of Washington Square Methodist Church has completed his third year at Western Maryland College. He earned letters in lacrosse and soccer and has served on the Student Council while leading as head waiter at times. Rebecca Ann LeFew completed her first year and captained the freshman women's basketball team. She was elected to the Women's Athletic Association Council and will be hiking manager next year. Both students are majoring in economics and home economics respectively. A stray cooking tip about molasses is included.

Harris LeFew Charles LeFew Washington Square Methodist Church Western Maryland College Westminster, Md Delta Pi Alpha Harris Western Maryland Rebecca Ann LeFew Women’s Athletic Association Council Rebecca

Bach Anniversary Service At St Pauls Church

A special service marking the 206th anniversary of Johann Sebastian Bach's death will be held at St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday at 9 am. Director A R Spessard leads the choir in two anthems and four Bach chorales, with soloist Mrs Merle Gibney and organist Mrs Isabel Lindsay performing multiple Bach works. Public invitation extended.

Johann Sebastian Bach St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church A. R. Spessard Bach Christ the Lord Merle Gibney Isabel Lindsay Jesus

Local Student To Get Degree At Ashland College

Miss Helen M. Shank of Mauganaville is among 29 Ashland College seniors to graduate in the August commencement on August 4. She will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree as part of the summer session record.

Helen Shank Ashland College Helen M. Shank Maugansville Ashland Ohio Shank Guy C. Myers

Make-up Kit Carried In Small Handbag For Dance

A girl plans to accompany a young man to a dance and intends to bring a compact comb lipstick and other makeup aids in a small handbag. The pair share a practical approach to carrying cosmetics for the evening.

Styled To Slenderize Joint Picnic At Cold Spring

A joint picnic by St. Pauls and Grace Evangelical United Brethren Sunday Schools was held at Cold Springs Park near Waynesboro. Despite threatening weather, over 500 attended. Prizes honored the oldest man Daniel A. Binkley and oldest woman Mrs J Harvey Miller. youngest boy Richard Hines and youngest girl Krista Lorraine Troxell. A twilight softball game favored Grace. St Pauls won horseshoe. a 40 piece band from Quincy Orphanage performed after supper. Co Chairs were Paul R Shank and Ned F Hoover. MC was Howard F Johnston. prize for mystery person went to Horatio Wilhide.

St. Paul's Grace Evangelical United Brethren Sunday Schools Cold Springs 'Park Waynesboro Daniel A. Binkley J. Harvey Miller Richard Hines Krista Lorraine Troxell Grace Sunday School Paul R. Shank Ned F. Hoover St. Pauls Howard F. Johnston R. Warrett Smith Horatio Wilhide

Jacoby on Bridge discusses a hard luck hand from New Orleans

A New Orleans correspondent recounts a bridge hand where West opens hearts and South misplays. The table debates the optimal line after spade and club tricks, concluding South could have made the slam regardless of singleton spade layout.

Card Game Commentary From a Pessimistic Player

The writer discusses drawing all trumps even if one opponent holds them, then cashes the king of spades for the 12th trick. He notes correspondents praised a thin west hand for Hard Luck Joe, but the author believes they erred, calling it a moment suited to a Pessimistic Pete.

Joe Pete

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