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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
7
Society items report visits and hostings among Virginia, Illinois, Oregon, and Pennsylvania families. Names include Ama Murdoch, Mrs Amailla Angle, J W Wilson, Thelma, Alice, and others. travel to Springfield, Buffalo, and Devern noted. Beaver Creek event referenced with a children’s day.
An notable fishing party was held by Canarorheague creek on Decoration Day. A splendid dinner was served and the group spent the afternoon fishing and preserving wild powers. Melvin Dee Bow caught the argent Ash and Miss Pailing Te Nor e won the feminine honor for the largest chamber. Attending were Taaline Dee Vore Raymond Sridell Father Cosey Edgar Celvin Anna Noover Charles Malovt Margaret DeBow Elsworth Tose Martha Mouver Melvin Dee Bow Meabdafta Alyey flosey hitren Hel a Taymond Keatert Pauline Alte Besate Bowroy Harlloser Geasiewe Lowman and Mr. and Mrs. Jatin Cray.
The Ladies' Auxiliary discussed supporting a Y W C A linked with the YM C A. Miss Naothi Wade and Miss Hate led the department, outlining plans and arranging for a future meeting to finalize arrangements.
Miss Binkley and Mr Bernard Green married at Presbyterian Church near Waey. The bride, daughter of Mrs William R Bindex of Hamilton Boroughard, is a 1918 Washington County High School graduate who attended Baltimore College. The groom, son of Mr Wan S Green of Hamilton Poylevird, attended high school and business college in Richmond, Va. He is a radio electrician in the navy and employed by JB Murguson & Co. The ceremony was officiated by Rev J Russell Gaar. Dedication of Leetown bishop Urayal noted in related church events.
Memorial services for Mollie Rove Rideaume were held with the dedication of a memorial room at the local hospital. The King's Daughters presented flowers and a silver plaque, honoring the long cherished service of Mrs. Mollie Ridenour. Officials spoke of honor and remembrance, the memorial room door bearing the inscribed tribute.
The last musical commencement for the Hegerstown celtic schools was held at St John’s Lutheran Church auditorium under Miss Electa Melgier. About 250 pupils from first grade to high school seniors performed choruses, solos, and instrumental pieces under strong direction, with the Boys Orchestra and choirs earning applause for discipline and vivacity.
Mrs. Charles Hoy of Fort Wayne reports relief from rheumatic pain and sleep problems after using Mani Juve Plant Juice Man product. She describes improved bowels, digestion, energy, and steadier nerves. Mentioned retailers include Alighttillangh & Sony and Moelvley's Pharmacy.
Miss Evangeline Greenwalt and Miss Apris Nigh accompany the Glee Club with Mrs. Q N Carryer on pipe organ. The inaugural omnabal commencement of Wie Hagerstown area schools showcases music and suggests future fluency and talent as the full course is established by new program director Ziegler.
A packed audience filled the Gret recital for Calvary Baptist Church held last night at the newly purchased building corner Potomac and Fairground avenues. Early arrivals found seats on porches as a lively program featured Mira Hav and Nett Nowell with mother on piano. Proceeds benefit the church building fund.
A Children's Day service will be held at the Church of the Brethren on Sunday evening June 2 at ten oclock.
The senior class of Washington County High School will stage A Full bivaye by Fred Jackson on Monday June 4 at the Maryland Theatre. Cast includes Robert McGil Nelle Miller Allee Garver Dorothy Hortue Ruth Gilbert Roland Lynn Milton Smithon Charles stick Matlin Dostetter Lee Mar Leon Bowers Margaret Little Margaret Lewis Victoria Mamran. Teachers Mary MeIufrey and GW Hope led the effort. tickets are on sale at the Maryland Theatre office.
Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter U D C plans annual meeting and officer election for June 20 at the president's West Washington street home. The postponed lawn fete at Ferry Hill is canceled after a death in the Beckerbaugh family. A memorial event at Confederate Cemetery on June 6 was accepted with flowers to be carried by members. A parade will depart Prospect and Antietam streets at 3 PM for the cemetery.
Tonel Selman, of Vine City, graduates this week from the Normal School. He plans to begin teaching this fall.
Practical tips suggest turning fish into fried fish cakes or a mixed batter with two cups meal and pepper and onion for color. A note on picture hints advises harmonizing color with white material and light tones to keep a room bright.
A short note urges simple vases for flower displays. It argues avoiding ornate shapes and many colors keeps the focus on the flowers rather than the vessels.
Members of the Wore-In club of Kandysville were delightfully entertained Friday at the homes of Misses Virginia and Mary Snyder. Mrs Roscoe Hammond sang a solo, and Mrs Ezra Baker with Mrs George Huxton played a piano duet. Deliciona refreshments were served. Attending included Mrs Ellis Hoover, Mrs Fred Seheller, Mrs Riscoe Wammond, Mrs Russell Geeting, Mrs Dorkin Brown, Mrs Paul Wyand, Mrs George Buxton, Mrs Bata Haber, Miss Vern Snivel, Mary Snyder, and Virginia Snyder.
In a Y M C A meeting plans were finalized for a Vacation Bible School aimed at children not attending Sunday School. Miss Estella Corhan leads with Miss Frick as assistant as local churches rally volunteers for summer sessions.
At HyuR Ridge College New Windsor on Wednesday Rev F Molsopple delivered the main address during sacred rites. The honorary Doctor of Divinity was awarded to Rev Hixon Bowhrsox pastor of the Lutheran Church of Yorsta and Rev William Fraser pastor of the Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Hatsopple.Grave decoration by Orisle Grave Woolley of es World is planned for Sunday morning with lore members gathering at the Rea Hill Cemetery entrance to honor deceased colleagues.
SS Josephs Catholic School under Rev Fr Carrol C Kery will stage a minstrel show at the Maryland Theatre Tuesday evening at 6 oclock. The production Merry Minstrels of Maryland is hailed as the happiest little comedy by the school. Father Kery directs a well known program for Evening of enjoyment. Shriners to dine at UY here Sunday afternoon at the YMCA cafeteria large turnout expected. Mr Steele arranged an excellent meal for the event.
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