Sixth Annual Flower Show Set For June 6 and 7
The Agrestown Garden Club schedules the sixth annual flower show at The Whar under the Hagerstown Garden Club auspices. Two days June 6 and 7 open to the public from 1 50 p m to 10 p m first day and 10 a m to 10 p m Thursday. Entry is free. Exhibits welcomed from all county residents with detailed section rules for specimens roses artistic arrangements and children’s exhibits. Judging begins 1 41 p m Wednesday. Exhibits due by 1 p m Wednesday with removal by noon Friday. Luncheon for judges at The Club on Wednesday at 1 30 pm. reservations required.
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Agerstown
Agerstown Garden Club
Thomas H. Hardings
Hagerstown
Washington County Museum
Walter Roessner
Marshall Wilson
Glass
China
Carl Brandi
Julia Cushwa
Marguerite Campbell
J. L. Carnochan
Carl Brandt
JuNa Cushwa
Garden Club
Mrs Pullen Weds Frank T Greenwalt
Mrs Irene J Pullen and Frank T Greenwalt were married in Frederick at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Dr Henri L G Kieffer at 10 o clock Wednesday morning May 30 The couple now reside on West Washington Street and will open a summer home at Snyder's Landing near Sharpsburg to establish residence by June 3 Works notes indicate the newlyweds plan to reside at their home and summer retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene J. Pullen
Frank T. Greenwalt
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Henri L. G. Kieffer
West Washington Street
Snyder's Landing
Sharpsburg
Foy
Cradle Roll Party at St Pauls Evang Sunday School
The cradle roll department held its annual party in the social room from 2 to 4 pm. New babies were baptized by Rev. R. B. Daubert while Mrs. S. H. Conrad read the graduates names. King and Queen Betty Sheppard and Glen Conrad led a royal procession as children sang, played, and received flags amid red white and primne decor with ice cream cake and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Sunday School
Local Personal Notices Chronicle Visits and Weddings
A roundup of local people traveling visiting relatives and attending events. Mrs T R Rowan visits her sister and brother, Miss Helen Wolfensberger returns from Maugansville with Paul Crossnickle, and many others are noted on short trips, hospital stays, and social visits. The entry also records the May 29 marriage of Miss Marie R Michael and Herbert F Wachter in Hancock and mentions plans for a 1937 Paris international exposition by French officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wolfensberger
Maugansville
Paul Crossnickle
Washington
Marie R. Michael
Herbert F. Wachter
Berkeley Springs
Hancock
Stanley J. McFarland
Hancock M. E. Church
Paris
Bride To Be Honored With Surprise Linen Shower
A surprise party and linen shower was hosted at Miss Jane E. Artz’s home on South Mulberry street for Miss Gladys Virginia Wolford, who will wed Earl Lee Canley on June 10. Five hundred was played. honors in cards went to Miss Olive Myers, Miss Ethel Lehman, and Miss Ruth Hollyday. A pink and white motif themed the table settings as the bride-elect received many gifts and a large bouquet of pink and white peonies. Attending guests included Gladys Wolford Catherine Adams Ruth Hollyday Louise Linder Sara Gearhart Helen Rohrer Ethel Lehman Olive Myers Ethel Myers Roxomhy McCauley Jane Artz Mrs C M Petterfield Mrs Wm H Beachley Mrs J J Carnochan and Mrs W J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane E. Artz
South Mulberry Street
Gladys Virginia Wolford
Earl Lee
Ate Canley
Olive Myers
Ethel Lehman
Ruth Hollyday
Gladys Wolford
Catherine Adams
Louise Linder
Sara Gearhart
Helen Rohrer
Ethel Myers
Roxomhy McCauley
Jane Artz
C. M. Petterfield
Mia
John Keplinger
Wm. H. Beachley
J. J. Carnochan
Make Your Own Cotton Frocks Ad in Fashion Section
Helen Williams presents an easy summer frock pattern for ages fourteen to forty with modish shoulder frill and youthful sash. Describes fabrics such as linen prints and voile, Style No. 2639 sizes 14 to 40 bust. Includes yardage details and order info for the Spring Book featuring forty eight pages of fashions.
Surprise Birthday Party Announces Engagement
A surprise party for Miss Alice Ridenour honored her birthday on a Wednesday evening with green and white decor, games, and music. During refreshments, her engagement to Earl Vox was announced, with a June 9 wedding planned in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ridenour
Miss Ridenour
Earl Vox
Frederick
Amelia Slick
Mary Shaffer
Laura Perrott
Gladys Ridenour
Edna Spielman
Imogene Spitzer
Blanche Ridenour
Helen Fotter
Dolly Zeigler
Judith Filers
Edith Corma
Blanche Dubel
Beulah Lowman
Earl Fox
Lester Gruber
August Herman
Fat Moore
Ike Bowlus
Pete Davies
Woody Wriles
Max Stein
George Davidson
Washington, D. C
Berge Ridenour
Donald Minnich
Francis Stitely
Arlis Ridenour
Paul Schembrodes
George Ridenour
William Bond
Frank Foz
H.C. Ridenour
Alice Sellers
Mildred Reynolds
Ina Youke
C. B. Ridenour
Wayne Bond
Winona Ridenour
Billy Bond
Marie Ridenour
Hi Y Club Plans Dance and Outing in June
Plans underway for a formal Hi Y Club dance on June 15 at the Marvello ballroom with Al Hollander's orchestra. An outing to Braddock Heights on June 19 is also discussed to honor new members. Formal initiation events and a prior informal initiation at Campbell's clubhouse are noted, naming Frances Daniels and other new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvello Ballroom
al Hollander
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Campbell's
Snyder's Landing
Frances Daniels
Helen Zentmyer
Wyonne Calhoun
Pauline Gluck
Jean Smith
Jane Mowen
Suzanne Byerly
Polly Stonebraker
Catherine Tenney
Catherine Lowman
Virgene Coleman
Mary Jane Poffenberger
Jane Fiery
Evelyn Rolle
Catherine Mowrer
Miss Smith To Get Bachelor Art Degree
Miss Hannah Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice L Smith of Laurel street will receive her B A degree from Goucher College Baltimore at the commencement exercises Monday June 4 She majored in chemistry and bacteriology at Goucher She was graduated from Hagerstown High school in 1930 with honors Another Washington county girl to receive the B H A degree from Goucher at this commencement is Miss Catherine Lakin of Boonsboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Smith
Maurice L. Smith
Laurel Street
Goucher College
Baltimore
Miss Smith
Goucher
Hagerstown
Washington County
Catherine Lakin
Boonsboro
Trinity Lutheran Class Plans June Benefit Party
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday school class led by Mrs. J F Harman met Tuesday night at Mrs. Jacob Myers home on East Franklin street with twenty members present. After business, games and refreshments followed. A benefit party is set for Friday night June 1 at Mrs. Elmer BR Carl’s Broadway home. The June meeting will be held at Harry Newcomer Beaver’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
J. F. Harman
Jacob Myers
East Franklin Street
Elmer BR. Carl
Broadway
Harry Newcomer Beaver
Lew Cody Dead Hollywood’s Bon Vivant Star Dies in Sleep
Hollywood mourns Lew Cody, famed master of ceremonies and philanthropist, found dead in his Beverly Hills home after a heart attack. The 47 year old actor was discovered in his bed by his butler and masseur, after returning from his beach home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lew Cody
Mabel Norman
Cody
Lew
Legion
Lee Westermann
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Hurd in Williamsport
Mrs. Annie E. Hurd of Williamsport celebrated her 75th birthday with a dinner hosted on her grandfather Daniel Sprecher’s table. Attendees included G. W. Hurd and daughter Helen of Hawley, Willian S. Hurd of Williamsport, Dr. F. D. Hurd and children of Tolley, and several others from Charleston, Gonzales, Waynesboro, and nearby towns. The Rev. Mason M. Hurd of Gonzales was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E
Hurd
Williamsport
Daniel Sprecher
G. W. Hurd
Helen
Hawley
Willian S. Hurd
Get Rid of Gray Hair at Home with Rap-I-Dot Color
Modern hair color solution claims to restore natural youthful shade in under thirty minutes. Rap-I-Dot, advertised as permanent and non fading, is promoted by Cauffman's Cut Rate Store at 0 E. Washington St with various shade options for lasting results.
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Rap-T-Dol
Rap-I-Dot
Marcels
Cauffman
Washington St
Furs Safe This Summer At Hagerstown Fur Shop
Summer heat dries fur oils and risks cracking and shedding. Hagerstown Fur Shop at 18 North Potomac Street offers fur storage in climate controlled vaults with cooled air circulation, plus restyle, clean, repair and reline services at reasonable prices. Experienced, reliable furriers handle your furs with care.
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Hagerstown
North Potomac St
My Beauty Hint For Soft Hair With Hot Towel Treatment
After washing, dip large Turkish towels in hot water, wring them, and apply them to the hair. Squeeze with the steaming towel to prevent excessive dryness after the shampoo.
Pleasant event at Loyal Junior Class party
Mrs. Mary Harner hosted a party for the Loyal Junior Class scholars and their mothers at the First Brethren Church. The children performed a program and gave flowers to their mothers, followed by refreshments for attendees including Richard Wolford, Marion Stouffer, Richard Algers, Vincent Heyworth, Charles Powell, Wilbur Hershberger, Earl Jackson, Winifred Heyworth, Eugene Semier, Harry Sardelle, Mrs. Wolford, Mrs. Stouffer, Mrs. Sardelle, Mrs. W. H. Beachley, and Mrs. Mary Harner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harner
First Brethren Church
Richard Wolford
Marion Stouffer
Richard Algers
Vincent Heyworth
Charles Powell
Wilbur Hershberger
Earl Jackson
Winifred Heyworth
Eugene Semier
Harry Sardelle
Wolford
Stouffer
Sardelle
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Hagerstown Garden Club
Roy Laundry & Buy Ceamima? Co
SEG
Your Snoile Laundry
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac St
Pullen
St. Paul’s
Olive Hope
Potomac St. Ady
Harry S. Myers
Potomac Street
Mrs. T. R. Rowan
Virginia Aver Me
Mrs. W. L. Keller
Cumberland
Curtis Williams
Pittsburgh
R. C. Reno
Spruce Street
W. M. Crouch
High Point, N
Ella L. Gochoel
Dayton
Ohio
Vernon Hetterly
Harry Hetterly
Thurmont
G. Shook
John Thistlewood Davenport
Charles Town
Arthur Davenport
John
Davenport
Charles R. Mask
Evelyn Mask
Gertrude Mask
George Reynolds
J. Frank Miller
Hannah Snyder
East Northstreet
Barbara van Dyke
Summit
N. J
Hollins College
Miss Snyder
Miss van Dyke
Hol Tins
M. C. Bovey
Oak Hill Avenue
Jesse Clem
George Herbert
Clara Moser
Sally Palmer
Alding Palmer
Moser
Palmer
Annie Koogle Clark
Columbus
5. W. George
Boston, Mass
Philip Grove
Ruby Waling
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Mollie Whetstone
Prospect Street
William Miller
Leitersburg Pike
Harry Wolf
Walter
Enda
Walter’s Wave
Arcade
Helen Williams
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Screen Star
Summit Avenue
Ray N. Knodle
Mrs. Hurd
Russia
Otho B. Myers
Mason and Dixon
Kathleen M. Rotz
Marion
Omer Preston Sprankle
Evelyn Remona Singer
Waynesboro
Daniel H. Coffnberger
Martinsburg
Marguerite G. Johnston
Winchester
Charles R. Snively
Luke
Lenora N. Grindle
Lonaconing
Charles L. Rohrer
Mary Rita Eakle
Rohrersville
Archie C. Kerns
Beaver Creek
Helen Kenzer
This City
Irvin W. Martin
Gladys Mae Banks
Chambersburg
Harry Elmer Beaver
Mary Catherine Henson
David ¢. Johnson
Laura G. Gordon
Dickeys Mountain
Margaret Simms
Chatterbox
RGEN
New York
Mils
LB Hat Shop
East
Washington Street
Hotel Alexander and Sus Terminal
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