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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1933
Page
3
Social notes list Alma Lushbaugh and Miss June Lushbaugh Allen visiting relatives in Atlantic City. Many residents and visitors from Alma, Fredericksburg, Keedysville, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Williamsport, and other locales attend expositions, dances, and gatherings with local households.
A Grove and Sprecher family reunion gathered sixty relatives at Maple Inn farm near Huyetts hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sprecher. The oldest guest was Regina Grove aged 82 and the youngest Patricia Ann Chariton two and a half months. A string orchestra provided music as contests games boating and bathing entertained attendees who voted the day a success and planned another gathering next year.
Mrs F A Mullenix of 51 West Side avenue held a birthday dinner yesterday at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mullenix and several relatives such as Jack Welden Helen Mullenix Adalaide Weaver Bernard Mullenix George Baker Jr Maxine Mullenix and Dorothy Weaver. Other notes mention Kessner Snyder and Willard Kuhn returning from New York City Rev and Mrs J M Gillum hosting relatives in North Potomac street and a Boston motor trip by Frank Leiter and daughter Sarah. Dr William Newcomer of Towson is visiting Beaver Creek. Herman C Hixson and son relocated from 500 North Mulberry street to Paramount.
A screen actress advises washing the face with soap and warm water before bed to let pores breathe overnight. In the morning apply a feeding cream and leave it on the skin for up to an hour, noting improvements from reversing the usual routine.
A birthday party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. A T Hetzer s Spickler home on Wednesday evening for Mr Hetzer and son Charles. Games and string music by Wm Herbert and Richard Kesselring entertained guests. Refreshments followed with a white cake and pink candles as the centerpiece. Many presents were exchanged for the celebrants among a long list of relatives and friends.
The primary department of St. Pauls M E Sunday School holds an afternoon and evening picnic at City Park with Superintendent Mrs. Hubert Mullen and planned games and prizes. Teachers and officers will meet later at Keedysville for an outing with choir guests. The annual school picnic is set for August 10 at Row's Park by Conocoacheague Creek led by Dr. P L Russell. SNAVELY REUNION slated for August 9 at Hagerstown City Park with large turnout expected.
An elaborate birthday party was given by Mrs. Charles Pents and Mrs. Martha R. Williams in honor of their sister Mrs. J Fussell Kline at the Kline home. Refreshments were served to many relatives and friends including J Russell Kline Lester Doyle Bobbie McKinsey Alice McKinsey Charlee Pentz Martha R Williams Grayson Kelbaugh Virginia Cartee Margaret Louise Pentz Paul Cartee Eugene Doyle Leonard Doyle W Russell Kline J Elmer Kline Glenn Hall Eugene Everetts and A Clarence Williams.
Reservations have been made for a Tuesday evening bridge party at Homewood the colonial home of Mr and Mrs Robert L Towson Smithsburg. Sponsored by the ladies of the St Anne Episcopal parish guild tables will be arranged on porches rooms and lawn with play starting at o clock refreshments served Miss Lou Huyett chairs the guild with Mrs George Kohler and Miss Rosetta Crowther as affair chairs
Marriage licenses issued for Max Hutsler and Hazel L Stevens both age 21 from Gerrardstown and Martinsburg West Virginia Aron J Disney 23 and Thelmas J Martin 18 from Shippensburg Pennsylvania Charles E Smith 24 and Clara May Binga man 18 from State Line Pennsylvania and Chambersburg Pennsylvania.
Members of the Girls' Triangle Club depart for a week at Snyder's Landing. They stay at Fisher's clubhouse Shad-O-Mine with Mrs. R R Miller as chaperon. Names include Jane Pittinger Ruth Rameburg Lane Miller Hud Ernst Evelyn Meyers Jane Wilson Frances Meyers Libby Foreman Lucille Kirk Thelma Sours Eva Stahl Mary Jane Lumm Evelyn Showe announce marriage note follows.
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