Sixteen Graduate From St. James School At 96th Commencement
The ninety sixth commencement at St. James School featured Rev. Theodore P. Ferris of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Baltimore delivering an address urging graduates to pioneer in human relations and worship a fixed point beyond self. Bishop Helfenstein presided and awards for scholarship and various disciplines were announced for 16 graduates from Pottstown Plainfield Westport and other locales. A dedication of the entrance gates preceded the exercises and a luncheon followed. Plans were announced for Keedysville Homecoming with a committee meeting tonight at 8 in the W C T U hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Ferrig
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Baltimore
St. James School
Ferris
Jesus Christ
Edward JT. Helfenstein
Adrian H. Onderdonk
Clarence E. Wolfe, Jr
Smithsburg
Helfenstein
Langdon Emmons Morris, Jr
New York
James Robert Laidlaw
Plainfield
N. J
Hugo Francis Jaeckel, III
Westport
Conn
David C. Winebrenner
James Lemuel Holloway
Washington, D. C
Signora Attilio Ferr
Oliver Piers St. Aubyn
London
England
William Newton Hale
University, Virginia
Ernest Albert Rich, Jr
Philadelphia
Prise
Richard Harding Brown
Pottatown
Mra
Henry Onderdonk
James Edward Gerhardt
Bethlehem
Raymond Baby
Mark Webber Harriman
William G. Richardson
Multum
Projecit
Pottstown
John Jacob Ridgway Jaeckel
John Downes, Jr
James
Robert Laidlaw
Richard H. Brown
Norman Gould
Hugo Jaeckel
Franklin M. Thoman, Jr
William Moreland
Mathias P. Moller
Bryce Putman
William H. Boyce
Bishop Helfenstein
William Chislon Coleman
Charleston
Roger Evans Critchlow
St. Michaels
Kenneth Edward Eckstine
Hagerstown
Norman Herbert Gould
Frank Todd Taylor
Montreal
Canada
John Miller Thornton
Sewickley
Clarence Edward Wolfe, Jr
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
An ad touts Fiero Fasteeth as a fine powder that helps dentures stay secure without a gummy taste. It promises a comfortable fit, fresh breath, and a pleasant mouthfeel. Available from a druggist in three sizes.
Ministers Deliver Sermons at County High School Graduations
The baccalaureate sermons were delivered last evening in multiple school auditoriums by regional pastors. J Edward Harms spoke at Hagerstown High School on Living, Your Best. Other services included Groff at Boonsboro High, Huffman at Clear Spring, Cooper at Hancock, Quinn assisting, Baker at Williamsport, and Dickey at Smithsburg for their respective graduation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
J. Edward Harms
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Addison H. Groff
Trinity Reformed Church
Boonsboro High School
J. Wade Huffman
Clear Spring High School
Francia M. Cooper
St. Thomas’ Church
Hancock
Daga
Hancock School
J. A. Quinn
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Mr. Baker
St. James
Williamsport
Dewitt Dickey
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Smithsburg
Directors Chosen by County Union at Fifty-Second Annual Meeting
The Washington County Woman’s Temperance Union elected directors at its fifty-second annual convention held at Emmanuel United Brethren Church. Appointments span child welfare, Christian citizenship, health, international relations, medal contests, temperance education, and youth work among others. Walter Raymond Long of Williamsport received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bridgewater College with a music certificate at its eighty-eighth commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Woman's Temperance Union
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Fred Scudern
Thelma Baker
Williamsport
B. A. Beard
Nora Saum
8. V. Dean
Evelyn Luke
H. S. Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Loyal Temperance Legion
Lillie Thomas
Temperance
Margaret Lowery
Fairplay
Walter Raymond Long
Brown C. Long
Ffty
Bridgewater College
Long
Cotton Print Coat Like Dress Pattern for Miss Sizes
Pattern No 3340 offers a coat like dress in cotton print for busts 34 through 48 inches, sized 16 to 48 years. Price 15 cents pattern plus 10 cents for the Summer Fashion Magazine. Mail orders to Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail New York City address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Fifth Ave
New York City
Thoughtful Act Raises Father Daughter Etiquette Dilemma
Dear Perplexed Daughter recounts a 78 year old invalid father inviting five factory workers to supper without prior discussion. Betty Brainerd reassures the daughter that the act was well meant, urges tactful handling, and suggests the daughter cherish the supportive gesture while explaining work and expense constraints to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Hasneas
RIS Kidney Health Test Ad Promises Easy Results
An old advertisement urges readers to try a thirty day RIS kidney health test claiming active kidneys improve happiness. The trial treatment costs 50 cents and is sold by Rudy's Pharmacy in Hagerstown Maryland, warning not to accept an authorization form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy’s
Hagerstown
Maryland
Admitted to Hospital After Job Site Injury
J A O'Brien of 00 block West Church street was admitted to the hospital on Saturday after suffering an injury to his side while working at the Supplee Willis Jones Co. The incident occurred at the work site and authorities are not listing further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
J. A. O'Brien
Church Street
Supplee-Willis Jones Co
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