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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

13

Rotary speaker Capt. Rudolph discusses Arab customs

Capt. Peter Rudolph of the United States Army spoke at yesterday's Rotary meeting. Based at Newton D. Baker Hospital near Martinsburg, he recalled North African and Sicilian campaigns and offered views on Arab society. He praised Arabs as intelligent fighters and honest by their standards, noting prearranged marriages, multiple wives, and extensive bargaining in trade, and he projected North Africa as a strong postwar American market.

Peter Rudolph United States Army Intelligence Service Rudolph Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Egypt Near East North Africa

Pattern Notice for No 37323 Sleepwear and Butcherboy Blouse

The advertisement lists a 31 yard fabric requirement with 144 yard ruffling for pattern No 37323. It includes a complete sewing guide and requests name address and style number, plus postal and unit numbers. The Summer Fashion Book offers 175 color styles at 15 cents or 10 cents with a pattern, plus 2 cents mailing.

Aize Sendisc W. 19Th Ft New York

Washington County Homemakers at State Council Meeting

Sixty five members of Washington county Homemaker Clubs led by Miss Ardath Martin attended the Maryland State Council of Homemaker Clubs meeting in Baltimore. Mrs Norman McCardell of William Sport was elected president of the Homemakers State Short Course Club. Mrs Hugh Hege of Halfway was chosen as Fifth District director of the State Council.

Washington County Ardath Martin Maryland State Council of Homemaker Clube Baltimore Norman McCardell Willam Sport

Service for Grange at Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church

This Sunday evening at o'clock the Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bakersville will host a special service honoring the Montsarads Grange. Grange members will take part and the Rev. Raymond M. Miller will preach on Living Branches or Dead Wood. Kemp Kretzer will play the organ. Members and friends of nearby granges are invited.

Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Bakersville Montsarads Grange Grange Raymond M. Miller Kemp Kretzer

Project Forester Holds Conference With Local Timber Group

James R. Simmons United States Project Forester met with woodlot owners and sawmill operators in the old post office building Summit avenue to discuss extending the Federal Timber Production War Project to this county. He will return in about a month and visit timber lots while Washington county joins FTPW northern Maryland district to speed timber movements and advance conservation practices for postwar use.

James R. Simmons United States Project Forester Summit Avenue Bimmons Washington County FTPW Maryland

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