Social and Personal Notes of Local Residents
Social and personal notes list residents and guests including Elisabeth Gold of Liberty Street, Violet McCalister in Indian Spring, and Mrs. Edward C. Bahm of Dell. Also mentioned are Thelma Kline of Baltimore visiting grandparents in Smithsburg, a fire chiefs convention in Harrisburg, and various travelers visiting relatives or on work assignments. The Queen Esther Chapter plans its last meeting of the season at 8:00 PM in the Masonic Temple with an initiation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Surprise Party Celebrates Twelfth Birthday at Forrest Street
A Tuesday night birthday party honoring Miss Isabelle Hines was held at her Forrest street home with games and music by Cram and Dick Showe. Numerous Hines family and local friends attended, followed by birth announcements for Carl Richard, Patsy Loi, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William H Shupp Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hines
Forrest Street
Cram
Dick Showe
Isabell Hines
Hénretta Kelly
Betty Plukett
Doris Colvin
Faybell Hines
Catherine Lewis Violet
Taylor
Pearl Hines
Mary Convin
Vivian Cook
Aneta Owens
Delores Hines
Catherine Swarts
Hilda Whitemore
Max Swarts
Dorothy Kelly
Junior Hines
Frank Highbarger
Mary Plunkert
Virginia ‘Bowers
Edna Kelly
Bertha
Bowers
Charlotte Conrad
Eugene Hines
Betty Long
Bennie Conrad
Edwin Hoch
Nellie ' Taylor
Rosie Hankey
Frances Hines
Pegey
Bailey
George’ Plunkert
Brunswick
Jifford Long
Leroy “Plunkett
Albertus Bailey
Noah Hines
C. L. Sheppard
Carl Richard
Earl M- Renner
Franklin Apartments
William H. Shupp, Jr
Patsy Loi
Randolph Avenue
Shupp
Miss Pearl Delaney
Entertains Friends At Tea Thursday In Summit Avenue Home
Miss Paula Kieffer home from South Orange Library New Jersey hosted a tea yesterday afternoon at her Summit avenue residence. Guests included Mrs John Kieffer Jr Annapolis Miss Margaret Kisecker Miss Helen Flory Miss Virginia Aday Mrs Paul Startzman Miss Eleanor White Miss Dorothy Nissely and Mrs Douglas K Mims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Kieffer
South Orange
N. J
Summit Avenue
John Kieffer, Jr
Annapolis
Margaret Kisecker
Helen Flory
Virginia Aday
Paul Startzman
Eleanor White
Dorothy Nissely
Douglas K. Mims
Queen Esther Class Holds Picnic at City Park
Queen Esther Class of Trinity Sunday school with about 70 members and guests held their annual outing in City Park yesterday afternoon. Supper at 6 pm was chaired by Mrs J C Crider, followed by a business session led by Miss Nellie Ruth. Meetings will pause in July and August. A group singing feature by Mrs Jack Cassatt delighted attendees as the class adjourned at 9 pm with a September rally promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
City Park
J.C. Crider
Nellie Ruth
Jack
Cassatt
Kiddies Dental Health Club Presents City Park Program
The Kiddies Dental Health Club of Hagerstown will host a program at City Park on Sunday afternoon at 1 45 PM. Last Sunday's first program drew about 3000 people. if weather is adverse, the event moves to the following Sunday. This week’s program is published in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Kiddies Dental Health Club
Hagerstown
Shower Held for Newlyweds and Busy Social Circle
Mrs. John Sperow hosted a Red, White and Blue ensemble shower in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sperow at 1102 South Potomac Street. Guests included numerous local couples and community members, followed by a Zion Reformed church Sunday School class supper on Virginia Avenue lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sperow
South Potomac. Street
Clarence C. Sperow
William Rhodes
Joseph Delauder
Mire
G. W. Stouffer
George Middlekauff
George Buxton
Jake
Middlekauff
Dick Ford
Joseph. McDaniele
Lloyd “Rhodes
William Brouffer
John. Middlekauff
Arthur Middlekauff
Guy « Long
Jake ‘Ridenour
Fred. Krateer
Lester “Easterday
John. Sperow
Nellie. Hines
William Easterday
Melvin’ Hancock
Keller Lantz
Mary Buxton
Gazie Cross
Iva Rhodes
Lucy Baker
Aliee Buxton
Mary Helser
Zion Reformed Church
E. K. Saum
Virginia Avenue
Melcher Garver
Arlene Zeigler
Lucilla Garver
Kathleen Hankey
Louise Staley
Gayl McConnell
Dorothy Young
Charlotte Steinmetz
Elizabeth Irvin
Catherine Middlekauff
Louize Feliz
Mra. Young
Preston Howard
Broadfording Community Notes and Visits
In Broadfording on June 21 Rev. Jesse Whitacre preached at the Church of the Brethren with Prof. Charles Rowland leading the singing. A Union prayer meeting directed by the Church of God is slated for Sunday evening. The column lists numerous recent visitors and church-related gatherings including Dorcas Bible Class at Mt. Tabor Lutheran Sunday School and various local families visiting from Broadfording, Welsh Run, Hagerstown, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadfording
Jesse Whitacre
Church of the Brethren
Greencastle
Charles Rowland
Juniata
Church of God
John Bloyer
Laura Kirk
Alvey Mowen
Roger
Johnnie
Robert
Betty
George
Bowers
Helen Angle
Iva
Karl Pike
Russell Higgens
Harry Higgens
Lewis
Richard Garrett
George Bloyer
Boyd's
Little Louise
Kenneth Bloyer
Ruth Higgens
Boyd
Dorcas Bible
Clifford Shank
Luther Fiery
Carl Carrier
Carlton Ernst
F. T. Fiery
Harris
Kate Davis
Isaac Dulebohn
Mary .Extine
Ella Mummert
Margaret Shinham
Madalene Fiery
Sarah Carrier
St Ne
Bloyer
Eva Tressler
Louise Fiery
Gladys Welty
May Hoffman
Mary Tressier
Ruth Welty
A. Bowers
C. V. McKenney
Madeline
Louise
Ira Cline
Virginia
Williamsport
Luther Rubeck
Frank Kretzer
Carl Martin
Robert Martin
David Gailion
John Rubeck
Church of God At
City Park
Rings Recovered After Plumbers Tear Home Apart
Mrs Callie Sweltzer of Los Angeles found four valuable diamond rings pinned to a dress after workers removed most of the home's plumbing in a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Sweltzer
Los Angeles
Back on Job: AFL Reports Large April Labor Return
The American Federation of Labor states 639,000 people returned to work in April, with a smaller yet undetermined number resuming jobs in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Beauty Tips From An Old Notebook
Eye care demands nightly washing with boric acid solution and teeth should be brushed at least three times daily. An excellent hair rinse for blonds uses lemon juice diluted in warm water, followed by a clear rinse without lemon.
Birthday Party Held for Byron Children at Conomac Park
A birthday party was given at Conomac Park yesterday afternoon for Goodloe and James Edgar Byron children of Senator and Mrs William D Byron. Goodloe turned four yesterday and James Edgar will be six soon. Children enjoyed park amusements and a picnic supper. Mothers or aunts accompanied the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conomac Park
Goodloe
James Edgar
Byron
William D. Byron
Clinic to be held for crippled children in Maryland
An orthopedic clinic will be held at Health Center 12 East Washington street at 10 A M June 29 under the auspices of the Maryland League for Crippled Children. Dr Williard Nachias will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Maryland League For Crippled ‘Children
Williard Nachias
Pen Mar Park to Host Two Luth eran Sunday School Reunions
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School will hold its annual reunion at Pen Mar Park on July 12, followed by Trinity Lutheran's reunion on July 26. Both events are scheduled for this summer and mark the churches' sharing of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Schools
Pen Mar Park
Trinity
Quarterly Meet Held By Class
A largely attended quarterly meeting of the Cheerful Workers Class at St. Pauls United Brethren church was hosted by Miss Mary Shrader and nieces on North Potomac street. Rev Dr F B Plummer gave an address, with solos by Savilla Cochenour and Catherine Alsip, a duet by James and Betty Obitts, and a reading by Mrs Valetta Pabn j. Fifty five members attended. The program was led by president Mrs Benjamin Hartman. Newton E Funkhouser taught and C Walter Baker assisted. The class, composed of women, is a growing Sunday school group. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Mary Shrader
North Potomac Street
F.B. Plummer
Savilla
Cochenour
James
Betty Obitts
Former Smithsburg Man Wed In Illinois
John W. Kline of Folo Illinois and Miss Inez L. Hughey of Orangeville Illinois married June 14 in Vergemes Illinois officiated by Rev. Ww. C. Alberto. Kline is son of Daniel I. Kline of Smithsburg. Hughey was a teacher in Orangeville. They will reside near Pings State Parks Polo Illinois after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kline
Folo
Inez L. Hughey
Orangeville
Ww. C. Alberto
Vergemes
Ill
Kline
Daniel. I. Kline
Smithsburg
Hughey
Pings State Parks
Polo
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He Krvesing
Elisabeth
Gold
Liberty Street
Violet: McCalister
Indian Spring
Washington County Hospital
Harvey Bahm
1900
Hamilton Boulevard
G. L
Washington Fn
Ie Thelma Kline
Baltimore
Daniel Smithsburg
Ty Fridinger
Isabel, Fridinger
Southpeet’ Street
Charles 0
Louisville
Quebec
Canada
GA. Lindsay
Harrisburg
Eastern Association of Fire Chiefs
Penn Harris Hotel
Robert B. Boyle
Irvin Avenue
Elizabeth le van
Minersville, Pa
Martha Tombaugh
Broadway
le van
Misa Tombaugh
Goucher College
Mildred Wolfinger
Frostburgh Normal School
Mrs
D. Angle Wolfinger
West Side Avenue
Mary. Hiltebridie
Japan
New York
Anna Miller
Ella Miller
East Avenue
Catherine Neuhardt
New York City
Misa Gaynell Brewer
New York State
J. ¥. Shulta
West
Washington Street
Wilson
Virginia Wilden
Towson
Mulberry Avenue
Our
L. & B. Hat Shop
Old Hagere Town Country Club
Jerry Harp
Orchestra
Adzsixaton
Bartley NO. 1
NUT & Stove
Lykens Valley Nut
J. W. Rohrer
N. Potomac St
Larm’s Beauty Shop
Ringler Eads
Conlyn
TOE Sammi
Clarence Sperow
Benita Hume
Blue Milan
A. P
Yale Romance
Crowley
Miss Jones
Joseph P. Crowley
Milwaukee
Wis
Yale
Betty Jones
T. A. D. Jones
Ze] Smith
Penn
Pen-Rock
Pen Mar
Blue Ridge Summit
Ls Sutton
Chocolate Park
Albert C. Ritchie
SID Charles Society Club Orchestra
Illinois
Seersuckers
Swagger
Coats
Toeo
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