Social and Personal notes from the Evening Mail
The social editor reports on local residents attending the 146th annual University of Pittsburgh commencement where Donald G. Kaylor will receive a Master of Arts degree. Other items note visits, weddings, graduations at Duke and St John’s College, and Arch ie Floyd Harbaugh Jr. graduates from Bliss Electrical School.
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Evening Mail
Donald G. Kaylor
Mulberry Avénué
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Archie Floyd Harbaugh, Jr
Virginia Anvenue
Bliss Electrical School
Washington
Scouts Hold Weekend House Party at Blue Ridge Summit
The Service Girl Scout Troop of Hagerstown High School enjoyed a weekend house party at the McCauley cottage Blue Ridge Summit. Leaders Misa Virginia Ankeney and Miss Mary Nicely supervised activities including swimming in Lake Rover dancing at Pen Mar and hiking. Members listed include Jean McCauley Josephine Miller Mary Jane Tigenfritz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
McCauley
Blue Ridge Summit
Misa Virginia Ankeney
Miss Mary Nicely
Lake Rover
Pen Mar
Jean McCauley
Josephine Miller
Mary Jane Tigenfritz
Sarah Leiter
Mary Bond
Ruth Rouzer
Jane Slick
Peggy Byer
Jane Berry Doub
Alice Virginia Danzer
Jane Elizabeth Harms
Hearth Fire Girls Club Forming at Studio of Fine Arts
Organizing club to meet at the Studio of Fine Arts on Summit Avenue tomorrow at 4 30 PM. Aim to study arts and sciences of home life health hand business and citizenship with motto True Citizenship Begins at Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio of Fine Arts
Summit Avenue
Flower Show Postponed by Hagerstown Garden Club
The executive committee of the Hagerstown Garden Club voted to indefinitely postpone the June 21 and 22 flower show at the Art Museum due to a flower shortage from the advanced season. The event is missed by the community and delayed because the museum schedule could not allow an earlier date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Garden Club
Art Museum
Garden Club
Young Minister Bard Graduates from St John’s College
A former Hagerstown boy James Thoburn Bard graduates today from St John’s College Annapolis and serves as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Davidsonville Md He has led the South River charge and delivered sermons at the Daily Mail He is married to Mary Potterfield and is son of Mr and Mrs T M Bard Also a tourist party of about a hundred German Americans from Brooklyn visited Hagerstown staying at Hotel Houston and touring Luray Caverns before continuing to Gettysburg and Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
James Thoburn- Bard
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Davidsonville
Bard
South River
Blue Ridge
Westminister
Dover
Delaware
West Virginia State Normal School
Keyser
Daily Mail
Mary, L. Potterfield
T. M. Bard
City
German Social Society
Brooklyn
N. Y
Houston
Luray Caverns
Gettysburg
Washington
Old Folks Day Set At St Pauls church Myersville
More than 1 000 people expected for the 19th annual Old Folks service at St Pauls United Brethren church Myersville on Sunday morning. The 10 15 a m service recalls pioneer days with Rev B F Blubaugh in charge and invites visitors from Washington and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Myersville
Cyrus F. Flook
Washington
Frederick
B. F. Blubaugh
Theodore Ramsburg
Hagerstown
Touls F. Ruprecht
Flowers
S. H. Snell
Chewsville
Washington County
Columbus W. Haupt
Flook
Moller
Blubaugh
A. D. Flook
Elmer Harp
John’ W. Eldridge
Elizabeth Eby Flook
Florence Baker
Helen Miller
Catherine Horink
Parking
John
W. Eldridge
Harold Miller
Alvey Horine
Delegates Chosen For W C T U County Convention
Delegates to the county convention of the W C T U to be held at First Baptist Church June 15 were chosen at the local union meeting at Mrs Mra S C Clopper’s Hamilton boulevard home. Mrs Mary A Haslip state president will speak both sessions and a box lunch will be served free by Baptist church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mra. 5. C. Clopper
Hamilton Boulevard
Mary A. Haslup
B. A. Beard
Gratton Mason
Church of the Brethren
A. B. Miller
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Expressive Eyes
Expressive eyes contribute most to a woman's animation. on retirement apply two mild creams to the lids and around the eyes, then sagging gently. Remove the cream with a soft Turkish towel, then continue the massage.
Graduate Nurse Weds in December in Greencastle
Hazel Eshleman daughter of Mrs Harvey Eshleman of Greencastle and Irvin Eshleman of Greencastle were married last December in a kept secret. She is a graduate nurse from Washington County Hospital class of 1931. He works in a Waynesboro bakery. They reside at the bride's Greencastle home.
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Hazel Eshleman
Harvey Eshleman
Greencastle
Irvin Eshelman
Washington County Hospital
Eshleman
Waynesboro
Washington County School Art Exhibition Opens to Public
The Washington County Art Museum will be open from 8 50 P M to 10 P M on Thursday June 8 for a viewing of art work created by Washington County school children. Organized by Mary H Chris singer, art supervisor, the exhibit has drawn widespread interest and attracted 700 visitors since June 1.
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Washington County
Halfway School Closing Exercises Tonight
Miss Katharine Healey supervisor of Washington County Schools will speak at the Hal fway School closing exercises this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium Poems and songs will be rendered by the children Mrs Alice Quick is principal of the school
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Katharine Healey
Washington County
Alice Quick
Miss Everts Directs Twelfth Night at Wilson College
Miriam Everts directs the Wilson College senior class production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night in Chambersburg with Miles Catherine Kirk of Wilmington to lead. Helen Cavanaugh soprano Roy Alexander organist and Charles H Roderick violinist gave a sacred church recital in Waynesboro benefiting the choir.
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Miriam Everts
This City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
O'Cock
Miles Catherine Kirk
Wilmington
Del
Helen, Cavanaugh
Roy Alexander
MacMichiel
Charles H. Roderick
Cave A
Waynesboro
Girl Scouts Rally at City Park Friday Afternoon
A large delegation of Girl Scouts leaders and community members will gather at City Park Friday afternoon for a rally. Games start at 4 o'clock under Mrs. Robert Carder. supper follows and merit badges earned since the Court of Awards will be presented by Mrs. James Webb. Songs by a campfire will close the event with Downsville and Williamsport Scouts in attendance. A festival on Tuesday, June 13 on Cannon Lawn aims to raise funds for the Scout quota headed to Headquarters.
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Girl Scout Community Committee
Robert Carder
James Webb
Girl, Scout Community Committee
Downsville
Williamsport
Cannon Lawn
Junior Society Entertained At Downaville Church Social
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church in Downaville was hosted on the church lawn with a wiener toast and treasure hunt as the main attractions. Miss Thelma Marshall organized the event, and many members and local residents attended, including Sarah Jane Reed, Helen Artz, Arlene Davis, Ira Cline, and Rev. C. A. Frick among others.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Downavillé
Church
Thelma Marshall
Sarah Jane Reed
Helen Artz
Arlene Davis
Ira Cline
Joe Artz
James Davis
Melvin Shipley
Lupa Artz
Hattie Cline
Ruth Shafer
Nelda Marshall
Senior Class Guests at Dance in Hagerstown High
The Senior Class of Hagerstown High School will be guests of honor at a dance and card party at the Masonic Temple auditorium. The Alumnus Association hosts the event with Whitney Kaufman and his Victor Recording band playing from nine to one. Tables for non dancers, and arrangements by W Harold Wyand Jr Edward Reed, Mrs George H Buys, and Harry T Fridinger.
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Hagerstown High School
Masonic Temple
Alumnus Association
Whitney, Kaufman
Victor Recording Band
W. Harold Wyand
Edward. Reed
George H. Buys
Harry T. Fridinger
Bet on Your Band and Career Says Betty Brainerd
A letter from a 26 year old Chicago dance band musician asks if he should marry the woman he loves or keep pursuing fame with his band. Betty Brainerd advises not to give up the band, warning that a partner might cap his ambitions and urging him to seek a wife who supports his career.
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Betty Brainerd
Chicago
Emerson
Mit
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J. D. Shipley
Erie, Pa
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Tos Summit Ave
Scouts
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WME
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Hagerstown, MD
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Citr Park
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