Elizabeth Boorman Garden Dedicated by Women’s Club
About fifty members attended a tea yesterday afternoon to dedicate a garden beside the club as the Elizabeth Boorman Garden. Deaconess Eliza beth Boorman was honored with a sundial, and she plans leave from St. John’s Episcopal Church at Warrenton. The event featured flowers, refreshments, and an original poem read by Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Boorman
J. A. Long
William T. Ham@ton
Palmer Tennant
Elizabeth’ Boorman
St. John’s Episcopal] Church
Warrenton
Elmer N. Funkhouser
R. C. Carder
H. H. Mercereau
Lynn Keller
Carl Brandt
P. J. Potter
Ralph Stouffer
Edna Smith
Isabella Beckenbaugh
Walter Byron Stehl
River Picnic Hosts Plan Enchanted Barn Evening
Miss Lois Smith and Miss Lucille Mobley join Joseph Dennison and Bill Russell as hosts for a river picnic at Enchanted Barn Snyder's Landing this evening. A picnic supper, two treasure hunts, and dancing will highlight the entertainment. Seventy five guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Lucille Mobley
Joseph Dennison
Bill Russell
Snyder's Landing
Social and Personal News Highlights From Local Scene
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Fitez return from Columbus Ohio where son Paul Fitez earned a Bachelor of Science degree. He will join Montgomery Ward in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Edwin Nihiser of Brockport New York visits his parents on Mulberry Avenue. Various locals return from trips, birthdays, and visits to Atlantic City and other cities. Several relatives and friends attend camps, weddings, and seminars, with notes on patients and hospital visits at Washington County Hospital.
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M. W. Fitez
North Avenue
Columbus
Ohio State University
Paul Fitez
Montgomery Ward Company
Bartelsville
Oklo
Edwin Nihiser
Brockport, N. Y
Mrs
0. R. Nihiser
Mulberry Avenue
Morris McCall
Elliot H. McCall
Garlinger Avenue
North Carolina
Robert Campbell
Robert L. Campbell
Potomac Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Sisters Hold Birthday Party for Mason and Smith Girls
Misses Helen Mason and Mary Landon Smith, daughters of Lt. Com. and Mrs. Robert McL. Smith, celebrated at their grandmother Mrs. J. A. Mason’s home on South Prospect Street. Helen turned six and Mary Landon three on June 14. Guests included Eleanor Maar, John Long, Jo Ann Beachley, Yvonne Beachley, Susan Bester, Mary Bester, Connie Trammel, Anne Mathias, Jane Mathias, Adelaide Campbell, Merritt Campbell, David Byron, Leroy Mish, Frank Mish and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mason
Mary Landon Smith
Robert McL. Smith
J. A. Mason
South Prospect Street
Helen
Mary Landon
Eleanor Maar
John Long
Jo Ann
Yvonne Beachley
Susan
Mary Bester
Connie Trammel
Anne
Jane Mathias
Adelaide Campbell
Merritt Campbell
David Byron
Leroy
Frank Mish
Robert Smith
Mullenix Named Naval Academy Candidate for 1937
Marvin B. Mullenix of South Cannon Avenue has been accepted as a candidate for the U S Naval Academy and will leave for Annapolis around July 5. He is among about 100 Navy hopefuls chosen for the academy after graduating from Hagerstown High in 1936 and enlisting in the Navy that year. He served on the Henderson in San Diego and later on the Chicago before attending the Naval Academy Preparatory Class at Norfolk and passing the entrance exams on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin B. Mullenix
Clyde Mullenix
South Cannon Avetute
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
Young Mullenix
Hagerstown
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Henderson
Chicago
Naval Academy
Norfolk
Delegates Attend 48th Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Delegates from this area attend Hood College in Frederick for the 48th anniversary Maryland Christian Endeavor Union convention. Attendees include C E Harbaugh Bradley Unger Thurmond Marr May etc. Several dozen named men and women listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Hood College
Frederick
C. E. Harbaugh
G. C. Bradley
Ethel Unger
Martin Thurmond
Mae Marr
Lola May
Nellie Cearfoss
Margaret Miller
Dorothy Byer
Jane Barrow
Dorothy Farmer
Hazel Poole
Myrtle Shingleton
Lena Shives
Mickey Valentine
Anna Eckstine
Rosalie Balentine
Maude Hildebrand
Frances M. Berger
Mildred Hoover
Patsy Schindel
Lorraine Hamburg
Katie Spielman
Mildred Bowers
Dorothy Bowers
Ardella McKee
Juanita Bavey
Lillian Black
Myrtle Holmes
Erma Ittneyer
Nellie Itneyer
Ruth Fouke
Edith Itneyer
Rosalie Itneyer
Eileen Keller
Evelyn
Itneyer
Mary Thomas
Margaret Lowry
Virginia Plank
Mary Jane
Indoor Circus Opens Tomorrow Night at St Mark's
The Young People and Junior Departments of St Mark's Lutheran Sunday school announce an indoor circus to benefit the church building fund. It runs Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church social room with acrobatics tap dancing singing puppet show fashion show and special acts including a man who stays under water for four hours and a gypsy camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Weiner Roast Held by Builders Class at Zion Reformed
A weiner roast was held by the Builders Bible Class of Zion Reformed Church at the City Park last evening. Mrs. Phil Recher won as champion hot dog eater. Prize winners include roll ing pin contest Mrs. Phil Recher, blind man's buff Mrs. J. M. Schuster, bean bag thrower Mrs. George Hoffman, candy kiss scramble Mrs. Harry M. Sixons. Hostesses were Mrs. L. V. Crist, Mrs. Milton D. Moore, Mrs. Alton Patterson, Mrs. Robert Fahrney, Mrs. George Sowter, Mrs. Margaret Wade, and Mrs. Virginia Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Bible
Zion Reformed Church
City Park
Phil Recher
J. M. Schuster
George Hoffman
Harry M. Sixons
L.V. Crist
Milton D. Moore
Alton Patterson
Robert Fahrney
George Sowter
Margaret Wade
Virginia Wagner
Perry woman’s vast 74 year coin collection noted
Mrs. Mary Wright of Perry New York holds fourteen thousand eight hundred eighty two coins none alike after seventy four years of gathering. The item highlights her extensive, diverse collection spanning multiple decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Gutton
Mary Wright
Perry, N. Y
Dance Held By Sharpsburg Club With Notable Guests
The Democratic Women's Club of Sharpsburg hosted a dance at the Enchanted Barn Snyder's Landing drawing about seventy five guests. Notable attendees included Senator William D. Byron Mayor Richard G. Hawken Mr. and Mrs. William Hetzer of Williamsport and E Stuart Bushong. The club led by Mrs Alice Hutzell plans a future picnic to entertain Maryland gubernatorial candidates with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Sharpsburg
Snyder's Landing
William D. Byron
Richard G. Hawken
William Hetzer
Williamsport
Brewer J. Stouffer
E. Stuart Bushong
Tenth Birthday Surprise for William Henry Pitsnogle
Mr and Mrs Henry Pitsnogle of Old Orchard Farmis hosted a surprise party on Mt Etna road for their son William Henry Pitsnogle turning ten. Guests and relatives joined in games and refreshments. numerous attendees listed, including Smith Feiser Revell Hornbaker Keener and Meyers families from Pennsylvania and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pitsnogle
Old Orchard Farmis
Mt. Etna
William Henry Pitsnogle
Young Pitsnogle
Patricia Ann Smith
Peggy Feiser
Betty Feiser
Elizabeth Revell
Louise Horst
Kathryn Feiser
Helen Jane Smith
Sarah Keener
Ada Keener
Madeline Hornbaker
June Carpenter
Lizzie Pitsnogle
George Pitsnogle
Henry Pitsnoagle
Susan Leedy
Zulinger
Lula Eickberg
Virginia Lee Eickberg
Richmond
Margaret Zimmerman
Paul Meyers
Mercersburg
State Officers At Picnic Of D. A. R.
Fifty members and guests attended the Conecocheague Chapter D A R picnic yesterday at Fort Frederick. Lunch was served at 1:00 pm. State officers spoke after brief introductions by Mrs. Harry R. Rudy. Catherine Beachley gave Fort Frederick history dating to 1759 and the Angel of Fort Frederick tale. Officers included Mrs. Wilbur Blakesley, Mrs. Maud H. Maulsby, Mrs. Anthony Bonn, Mrs. Henry C. Stanwood, Mrs. Charles V. Ter Willeger, Mrs. Jesse H. B. Anders, and Mrs. Frank W. Hoffmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecocheague
Fort Frederick
Harry R. Rudy
Catherine Beachley
Wilbur Blakesley
Baltimore
Maud H. Maulsby
Anthony Bonn
Henry C. Stanwood
Charles V
QC. Terwilleger
Annapolis
Jesse HB. Anders
Frederick
Frank WN. Hoffmeier
Wasgerstown
Dear Betty Brainerd audience advice column excerpt
A reader asks whether to date a shared lover and how to respond when another girl pressures for commitment. Betty Brainard counsels against fighting and urges recognizing selfishness. if the man chooses, move on, else marry if love endures. Additional letters advise against eloping and emphasize parental consent and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
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Sarasota, Fla
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