Social and Personal Notes From Maryville Society
Mrs Leta Hyde of South Peto Richard of Washington and Grace Guy plan a June 20 sailing from New York aboard the U S Balen for a Mediterranean cruise with stay in Lansford and visit to Morocco Tunis Algiers Holy Land Spain Portugal and France. Miss Julia Holzapfel of Brooklyn vacationing with parents on Oak Hill Avenue. Margaret Little visiting Waynesboro. Julian Martin bag returned from Lynchburg College commencement. Helen Danzer Jeanette Taylor and Jean Hoffmeier and local students return for summer. Mr and Mrs John B Kieffer Sr of Annapolis visiting parents. Mrs Rob Norment Jr on the Terrace in Baltimore. Dorothy Hamilton reaffirms from Harrisonburg to spend summer with parents at Hotel Maryland. she earned a professional teacher certificate. Bette Seibert and Dorothy Carey return home for summer. Seibert is an honor student at Georgetown Visitation Convent. Carey at Immaculate Seminary. Beulah Seibert of New York visiting relatives in Hagerstown and Clearspring. Mr and Mrs H M Mullendere and daughter Betty Jane and Mrs Louisa Stine attend University of Maryland commencement where Ralph Mullendore earns a BS in chemistry. he will be library assistant at University of Maryland during summer. William Morrison Malloy born June to Dr and Mrs Vincent Malloy Akron Ohio. named for Doris Morrison’s father. Regina Feigley pupil recital date corrected to June 14. Mrs F H Bikle hosts Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Smithsburg. plans strawberry festival and committees named.
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Leta Hyde
South Peto
Richard
Washington
mac.Street
New York
Grace Guy
U. S. Balen
Oak Hill Avenue
J. H. ‘Hyde
Lansford
Hyde
Morocco
Tunis
Algiers
Holy Land
Spain
Portugal
France
You Can Be Lovelier This Way MELLO-GLO Powder Ad
An old advertisement extols MELLO-GLO powder with a French process for smooth spread, long wear, line and pore concealment, and a no irritation claim. It markets 0c and 1.00 prices from Leiter Bros. with tax free wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiter Bros
Local Golfers Fall To St James Team On Nine Hole Course
Six Fountain Head Country Club women played against six St James School students on the school’s nine hole course and lost 5 to 3. The local players praised the course’s woodsy setting and water hazards while noting the difficult layout. Players listed include Mrs Brumback Mrs Welles Little Mrs Hugh Auld Mrs Reed Mrs Zentmyer and Mrs Norment. St James players named are Richard Cann Eugene Cushman Richard Cushman Robert Given John Harkins and Tim Shryock.
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Fountain Head Country Club
St. James School
St. James
H. Brumback
Welles Little
Hugh Auld
Ben, Reed
Russell Zentmyer
R. B. Norment
St. “James
Richard Cann
Eugene Cushman
Richard Cushman
Robert Given
John Harkins
Tim Shryock
Denial Emphasizes Family Relation Claim at Eshelman Wedding
The groom Irvin Eshelman denies any cousin relationship with bride Hazel Eshelman. A friend of the couple supplied the information about the claim.
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Hazel Eshelman
Irvin Eshelman
Young People Convene for Three Day Convention
Grace United Brethren church hosts the forty third annual convention of the Pennsylvania Conference Young People's Union of the United Brethren in Christ June 13 to 15. Speakers include Bishop G D Batdorff Rev Clyde A Lynch Rev Q T Deeger Rev John H Ness and Rev Earl E Redding with Robert Wyand as district leader and local committee led by Bruce Boppe and June Lowry among others.
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Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Department
Sunday School of
Grace United Brethren In Christ Church
Young People’s Union
Pennsylvania Conference of the
United Brethren In Christ Church
Grace Church
G. D. Batdort
D. D
East District
The
Harrisburg
Clyde A. Lynch
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Q. T. Deeger
Dayton
Board of Christian Education
John H. Ness
York
Pennsylvania
Earl E. Redding
Shepherdstown
Pennsylvania Conference
Young People
Albert Snyder
G. C. Bradley
M. G. Ridge
Junior
Christian Endeavor
June Lowry
Helen Boppe
Downeville Homemakers Stage Equipment Care Demo
Downeville Homemakers' Club met at Mrs. Ira Downey's home to learn simple methods for repairing electrical appliances. Ten Leitersburg 4-H members received certificates from the state extension service during Leitersburg school exercises. Clearspring Homemakers Club planned a two o'clock library meeting with demonstrations by Mrs. Young and others. The Washington County Homemakers Chorus rehearsed at First Christian church. A Rural Women's Short Course planning meeting at the University of Maryland was set for Friday afternoon with transport and class registration discussed.
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Downeville Homemakers’ Club
Ira Downey
E. 0
Flook
Ardath Martin
Leitersburg
Clearspring Homemaker’s Club
Clearspring
B. Young
Lois Miller
R. N. Bain
Washington County
First Christian Church
University of Maryland
What New York Is Wearing By HELEN WILLIAMS
A fashion note describes Style No. 2584 for busts 34 to 42 inches with a crossed bodice and panel skirt. It highlights fabrics like crinkly crepe silk and wool and mentions a new Spring Fashion Magazine priced at 10 cents with pattern details.
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New York
Helen Williams
Vogue For Black And White Finds Popularity At World's Fair
Chicago shoppers embrace a black and white summer fashion trend. Stores highlight linen, pique, gingham, silk and satin outfits in day and evening wear, with black and white ensembles including coats and jackets. Slim, sleeveless linen frocks and white accessories pair with contrasting colors for versatile styling.
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Ruth Cowan
Associated Press
Chicago
Sixth Grade Students Receive Promotions at Winter Street School
The Winter Street School sixth graders received certificates marking promotion to Junior High at a 2:00 PM commencement in the Broadway school auditorium. The program featured songs poems and musical numbers directed by Misses Smith Ricamore Staley and Rinehart with guest Ruth Gabriel and principal H. K. Rinehart.
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Winter Street
Juni High School
Ruth Gabriel
Woodland Way
Maude Smith
Virginia Ricamore
Louise Staley
H. L. Rinehart
Gladys Beggarly
Lillian, Jenkins
Richard Wallace
Hazel Kershner
Virginia Baker
Jane
Bessie Eyler
David Black
Wilson Sperow
Broadway School
Broadway Players
Reunion of Kee Mar Alumnae Set for June 15
Kee Mar Alumnae Association announces its annual reunion to be held Thursday June 15 in the Washington County Hospital auditorium. A musical program directed by Mrs Martin Ingram and George Updegraft, with literary duties by Mrs J Grason Steffey, plus features arranged by Miss Aleda Cook and a report from Miss Marguerite Campbell on the library musical department. Supper chairman Mrs George Funkhouser will host a cafeteria supper on her lawn this evening for Presbyterian church members.
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Kee Mar
Washington County Hospital
Martin Ingram
George Updegraft
J. Grason Steffey
Aleda Cook
Marguerite Campbell
Washington County Library
Junior Highs Promote In Combined Promotion Day
Over four hundred Woodland Way and South Potomac students received certificates at Promotion Day in Hagerstown High School. Principal remarks, readings, and music followed the ceremony as students, dressed in white, stood to receive diplomas.
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Woodland Way
South Potomac
Hagerstown High School
Wilson P. Sperow
William C. Diehl
Hagerstown High
John D. Zentmyer
Franklin Chapman
South, Potomac
Alice Gehry
Doris Wertz
Elisabeth Olson
Genevieve Wyant
Percy
Bachtell
Woodland
Way
Electa
Ziegler
Peter Buys
William M. Norment
Frank H. Snavely
Potomac Street Restaurant Pro proprietor hosts employee banquet
George Dialekton of North Potomac street hosted a banquet for his employees last night. A splendid meal was served, games were played and gifts presented to the guests.
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George Dialekton
North Potomac Street
Alumni Dance Great Success at Hagerstown High
The Hagerstown Alumni Association held a colorful dance for the 1933 graduates at the Masonic Temple auditorium. About 150 couples attended as the first post ban avet dance in years, featuring peonies and roses, and a Victor Recording orchestra from nine to one. The event credited the efforts of committees led by W Harold Wyand Jr and members Mrs George Buys Edgar Reed and Harry Fridinger.
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Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
Milady
Victor
W.harold Wyand, Jr
George
We Women by Betty Brainerd
A reader letter from a mother advising Unhappy to stay with her husband for the sake of their children and to endure, while Betty Brainerd responds that divorce can be painful but urges prioritizing children and personal wisdom. Brainerd offers further help and provides contact in New York City.
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Betty Brainerd
Betty
Kant 66Th St
New York City
N.Y
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women. It claims thousands have shed fat and gained energy, with a 20 day plan using a half teaspoon in hot water each morning, plus dietary changes. It urges buying a four week supply from Cauffman's Drug Store and promises health benefits.
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Cauffman
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Altema
Evening Mail
Phona 104
Julia Holzapfel
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs
Henry Holzapfel
Mise Margaret Little
Waynesboro
Mise
Julian Martin Bag
Lynchburg College
Helen Danzer
Jéanette |Ylor
Jean Hoffmeier
Hood Col
John B. Kieffer, Sr
Annapolis
Mrs. Rob. Norment, Jr
Baltimore
Dorothy Hamilton
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
John K. Hamilton
Hotel Maryland
Bette Seibert
Dorothy Carey
Miss Seibert
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Washington, D. C
Miss Carey
Immaculate Seminary
Beulah Seibert
H. M. Mullendere
Betty Jane
Louisa Stine
University of Maryland, College Park
Ralph Mullendore
College Park
Vincent (. Malloy
Akron
William Morrison Malloy
Regina Feigley
LARWIN’S_ BEAUTY SHOP
N. Potomac St
Kies
Feren
Plancin
City Park
Donlyn
Kay Jewelry Co
Fountain Head
Grace United Brethren Church
Downsille Club
AMOCO
Amoco-Gas
Lesse
American Oil Company
Saceaue State
Vate
Fashion Department
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
5Th Ave
Seaeney
Paneeede
Eeeeenomscenms
Americ Oil Co
Kee Mar Association
George Funkhouser
Roe Drake
East
N. Potomac
Peoples
W. Washington
WE Women
Kline Bros. Best
Wm. M. Scholl
Wuffer
Br. Sebatt
Dr. Scivefi
Dr. Scholl
Bentz & Dunn
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