Gala Pageant of Surrey: The Return of Spring
The Surrey School annual pageant The Return of Spring unfolded to several hundred patrons yesterday afternoon. Costumes of crepe paper depicted rain drops sunbeams bluebirds and flowers in a Greek myth theme Proserpina. Harold Hart played Mercury Betty Hoffman was Ceres with a chorus of fates. Dorothy Walters and others formed the attendants while Miss Katherine Noel supervised music.
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Surrey
Proserpina
Pluto
Ceres
Zeus
Gods
Mercury
Earth
Rubinstein
Katherine Noel
Harold Hart
Betty Hoffman
the Three Fates
Mary Lee Owings
Roberta Renner
Helen Walker
Clara Etta Herbert
Elva Reed
Hazel Feigley
Helen Showe
Lavenia Ford
Elizabeth Anne Lillard
Marty Virginija Nicewarner
Dorothy Pressraves
Dolores Barr
Elsie Watts
Alice King
Sara Jane Binkley
Dorothy Walters
Freda Gossard
Janice Martin
Bernadine Fisher
Nerene Pickering
Betty Weiner
Jean Stocksdale
Hileen Palmer
Betty Lee Black
Roselynd Key
Doris Linebaugh
Lucille Watts
Marion Stoneburner
Anna Bell Decker
Shirley Johnson
Janet Herman
Edith Polack
Jean Horne
Christina Miller
Jackie James
Melvin Stenger
Joe Shank
Andy James
Stanley Chatkin
Jimmie Kitzmiller
James Earley
Frederick Sp
Mary Roney
Loris Lee Newman
Janice Pheil
Hazel Mae Hiler
Peggy Zeigler
Maria Kitzmiller
Doris Jane Stoner
Elizabeth Prather
Peggy Barr
Bernice Ann Poffenberger
Jane Appel
Charlotte Kelly
Eleanor Stonebraker
Hazel Hovis
Bonnie Stehl
Wanda Rouzee
Lucy Smith
Doris Hepperley
Sorrelda McCall
Dorothy Boward
Betty Kegins
Funeral held for Charles W. Brown in West Virginia
Charles W. Brown age 70 former commander of Knights Templar in West Virginia was buried Friday in Charles Town Jefferson County following his death Wednesday from heart disease. A Baltimore native he lived in West Virginia for many years and served the order with distinction.
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Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
Charles W. Brown
Knights Templar
West Virginia
Brown
Baltimore
Practical shared pattern for children's outfits Style No 3019
The notice promotes a two in one pattern for brother and sister outfits in nautical blue and white pique. It lists sizes 2 4 and 6 years with pricing, material requirements, and the process to order by sending 15 cents plus your name address and style number. It also advertises a Summer Fashion Book costing ten cents and combining book and pattern for twenty five cents.
Baccalaureate Sermon For Hagerstown High Graduates
The 263 graduates of Hagerstown High School will hear Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium. Music director Roy Alexander McMichael leads the St. John's Episcopal Church choir of forty, performing titles including the anthem King All Glorious. A large attendance is expected and graduates have a special section reserved.
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Hagerstown High School
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Roy Alexander Mc Michael
Barnby
Stehl
Regents Move To Act On Maryland President Voiced Dilemma
Board of Regents of the University of Maryland will decide soon on the agitation to remove Dr. Raymond A. Pearson as university president. The closed meeting produced split views with some urging postponement until fall and a public statement, others pushing for immediate action after commencement. Pearson did not attend and has faced criticism for weeks.
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College Park
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Raymond A. Pearson
Pearson
Diamond Found By Daughter In Garden Gravel
Greensboro North Carolina June 1 A mother recalls the engagement ring diamond missing two years ago from the ring after returning from a shopping trip. Her 10 year old daughter Gene was building a playhouse when stones in the garden failed to stay in place. She picked up gravel from the driveway and found the missing diamond.
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Peggy McMath
Robles
Arizona Desert
Harwichport
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Pegsy McMath
Greensboro
N.C
James F. Reynolds
Gene
Costly Lesson Turns Hit And Run Robbery In Chicago
Chicago on June 1 reports Arthur Lavy a 62 year old haberdasher resisted a stick up gesturing quit kidding. He swung at the robber who dodged the punch and fled with no loot but a scratched scalp.
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Chicago
Arthur Lavy
Lavy
Educated Cow Goldie Records Twin Calves After NRA Ruling
In Zion Illinois on June 1 a cow named Goldie, long cited for docility and prolific breeding, produced twins following a Supreme Court ruling this week that upheld regulation of production. Her prior offspring included a triplet before NRA rules, then a single last year under limits, with the latest birth reflecting the ruling context.
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Zion, Ill
Goldie
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
Smithsburg High to Hold Twenty-First Commencement
Smithsburg High School plans a week of events led by a student committee and faculty advisers. The twenty-first annual commencement on Thursday June 6 will graduate fourteen students including Anna Elizabeth Doyle and Richard Jesse Bachtell. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered at Trinity Lutheran Church by Rev. Ira Shindle with prelude and program elements at the school. The junior senior party follows on Friday June 7 in the school auditorium.
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Smithsburg High School
Fie
Ira Shindle
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Smithsburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Smithshoro
Rexford B. Hurtle
Anna Elizabeth Doyle
Iris Fay Pryor
Catherine Viola South
Richard Jesse Bachtell
Lawrence Preston Hershberger
Edgar Marshall Kline
Ira Fehl Martin
Edwin Olan Moore
John Edward Pound
John Stephy Ridenour
Joseph Lawrence Ross
Emory Jay Siple
John Maurice Slick
Paul Roger Wade
Mission Draper
Edward T. Plitt
Christ Reformed Church
Cavetown
Maurice Slick
O Blow
The
Horns
Edward Pound
Edgar Milne
John Ridenour
Emory Siple
Ward
Catherine South
Girls’ Glee Club
J. Edward Harms
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ciyt
B. J. Grimes
Washington County Schools
Robert L. Barkdoll
Richard Koustz
Edgar Kline
The Needlework Corner The Needlework Corner
OH I M A GAY SENORITA. This fragment appears to be garbled OCR text from a page section titled The Needlework Corner with a stray phrase suggesting a personal statement. The readable content provides no clear event, date, or public notice to summarize as a news item.
Knitting pattern for bold bolero dress with sash
The color and dash of the Mexican costume inspire this clever bolero dress featuring seed-stitch trim novel lacing and a brightly colored tapestry sash. Choose gay pottery colors or soft spring desert pastels and knit this for yourself. Send 10 cents to Knit Pattern Dept The Daily Mail New York City for complete instructions.
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The
Daily Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Faith Healer Bitten by Copperhead Refuses Aid
In Holk ness Virginia the Reverend George Hensley a Holk ness preacher demonstrated faith by letting a copperhead bite him during a revival. He refused medical treatment saying he would recover in four days with the Lord. A second bite on his thumb caused swelling but he kept praying and continued his sermon plans.
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Harles
Dune
Copperhead
George Hensley
Holkness
Distributors Named By Local Brewery
D. Ramacciotti was appointed by Hagerstown Brewing Company as distributor for Washington County covering the consumer trade and home deliveries. He was also named exclusive distributor of Holland Beer in Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan Counties West Virginia. The brewery will continue deliveries to hotels, restaurants and licensed dealers.
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D. Ramacciotti
Hagerstown Brewing Company
Washington County
Ramacciotti
Confederate Memorial Exercises Planned at Rose Hill Cemetery
Confederate Memorial Association announces memorial services at Rose Hill Cemetery Sunday afternoon June 2 at 3 o'clock. Rev. H. A. Fesperman will be the speaker and attendees are asked to bring flowers or leave them with Miss Mary Bester for transport to the cemetery.
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Confederate Cemetery
Rose Hill
H. A. Fesperman
Confederate Memorial Association
Mary Bester
Wheat prices fall to 85 cents amid yearly low
Wheat dropped to 85 cents yesterday, the lowest mark this year, marking a five point decline in a week. Corn was quoted at 80 cents. Rural mail carriers stand at a crossroads near Hohenwald, Tennessee named William Green, Frank White, J Brown, N Black, and Brown Cofetes.
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Hohenwald
Tenn
William Green
Frank White
J. Brown
N. Black
Brown Coftes
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