Gettysburg College Choir to Present Sunday Concert
Fifty students from Gettysburg College Choir will perform an a cappella concert Sunday evening March 123 at St John's Lutheran auditorium at 7 30 under Park er B Waguald direction. The program features sacred works by Bach Kalinnikoff Tschaikowsky Christiansen and Dickinson. Mr Waynild, Master of Sacred Music, directs the college and seminary choirs.
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Gettysburg College
St John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Parker B. Waguiald
St. John’s
Trinity-Lutheran
Wagnald
St. Olaf College Choir
Northfield
Minn
Gettysburg
Tschaikowsky
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Waynild
Gettysburg Seminary
Family Night Held By DeMolays Here
A DeMolay family night at the Ma sonic Temple featured a professor quiz with Bob Dean as professor. Pete Badrich hosted with Annie Orrick on piano Peg Fintrock dancing Mary Jane Hopkins singing and Lee Swomley impersonating current figures. Refreshments for 150 were served and a covered dish supper is planned March 21 at 6 30.
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Hagerstown
DeMolay
DeMolay Mothers Circle
Masonic Temple
Bob Dean
Pete Badrich
Annie Orrick
Peg Fintrock
Mary Jane Hopkins
Lee Swomley
Mothers Circle
Local personals list shows students and residents’ updates
David Hartle Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller, is named advisor of the University of Washington and Lee Forensic Union in Lexington. Several residents recover from operations or illnesses at local hospitals. Sailors and students prepare for study abroad in London. Visitors return home after stays in Windsor Greens and Chambersburg.
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David Hartle Miller
Ivan Miller
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Forensic Union
Planning For Card Parties At Lincoln School PTA Meeting
Pupils from third to fifth grades presented poems and readings at a PTA meeting. Sixth graders dramatized The King of the Golden River to be staged April 18 by Clare Tree Major Theatre. Mrs J Clark Wilson gave a reading. Card parties are set for March 13 at multiple homes and open to the public. Reservations due by noon. A rummage sale is planned for March 11. Mrs Artz announced nominating committee members.
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Lincoln School
Parent-Teacher Association
Golden River
Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre
J. Clark Wilson
Fortune Odend'Hal
Roessner Avenue
J. Gower
Williamsport Pike
Grover Artz
Glenside Avenue
John Kreps
Heisterboro Road
Association
Artz
L. E. Hollinger
I. Deibert
D. Maisack
Annual drama to be in April
The Young People’s Department of the Church of the Brethren announced its annual Biblical drama for the first week in April. Titled One of the Nine the production will be directed by P. L. Huffaker. Cast is in partial rehearsal and rehearsals begin soon.
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Young People’s Department
The
Church of the Brethren
P. L. Huffaker
Club Members Will Be Critics Tonight
The Potomac Valley Camera Club meets at 8:00 P.M. at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. The program features print displays and criticism, a portrait demonstration by Frank Kelley, and a club print competition on Portraiture. Each member may submit two prints, one used for scoring, with prizes awarded. Richard Carl Medford will speak on criticism of hung and unhung prints from the Cumberland Valley Exhibition, inviting all photography enthusiasts.
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Potomac Valley Camera Club
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Frank Kelley
Richard Carl Medford
Cumberland Valley
Helping Hand Class Plans March Meeting at Karst Church
The Karst Christian Sunday School Helping Hand class will meet in the social room on Thursday evening March 9 at 7 30. After the business meeting a birthday party will honor members with birthdays in January February or March. A covered dish lunch will follow with refreshments provided.
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Karst Christian Sunday School
Cumberland Shriners to host annual reception and ball
Potentate Homer E. Tab jer will be honored at the Cumberland Shriners annual reception and ball tomorrow evening at the Ali Ghan Country Club. Local Shriners and their ladies are expected to attend.
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Cumberland Shriners
Homer E. Tabjer
Ali Gbhan Country Club
German Women Under Hitler Described By Mrs Lande
Mrs. Kurt Lande of Berlin compared German and American women's roles noting four years of public school and nine years of secondary education in Germany with boys and girls separated, men as teachers, no college system, and limited political and professional participation. She described postwar changes, the Nazi regime's push to motherhood, reorganization of education toward militarism, and the emergence of labor camps and low female wages.
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Hagerstown
Germany
America
Lande
Hitler
Zonta Club
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Dartmouth Winter Carnival Queen Dorothy Gardner Crowned
Dorothy Gardner of Steubenville Ohio reigned as carnival queen at Dartmouth Winter Carnival. The folding cup went to Nathample of Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania, designer of the winning snow sculpture.
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Novely Dorothy Gardner
Steuvenville, O
Dartmouth
Nathample
Chestnut Hill
Birthday party honors Mrs Draper and daughter Anna Jane
A surprise party was held Monday evening at the Draper home near Fairview for the birthdays of Mrs James Draper and her daughter Anna Jane. Guests included Mr and Mrs Draper along with numerous relatives and friends such as Mr and Mrs John Grove and the Ernest Grove family, Albert, Frank and others.
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James Draper
Anna Jane
Fairview
Draper
John Grove
Ernest Grove
Albert Draper
Frank Draper
Thomas Shank
Silas Middlekauff
Bruce Moats
Lenten Sermons Set Across Two Episcopal Churches
Rev. Walter B. McKinley of St Mark s Episcopal church will preach at St John s tonight at 7 30 o clock. Rev Dr Walter B Stehl of St John s will fill the pulpit at St Mark s.
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Walter B. McKinley
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Lappaus
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter B. Stehl
St. John’s
St. Mark's
Lenten Service at Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Lenten service will be held at Trinity Lutheran Chapel on Liberty Street Thursday at 7 45 in the evening. Rev. Paul B Watlington of the First Baptist Church will preach the sermon.
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Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Liberty Street
Paul B. Watlington
First Baptist Church
Reader Is Guest On Tea Program At Women's Club
Outdoors yesterday a springlike warmth framed a March tea at the Women's Club auditorium. Guests welcomed by hostesses Mrs. C G Mowrer and Mrs. R Paul Smith, with Mrs J G Rice of Gettysburg reading Barrie's Twelve Pound Look. Rice, introduced by Mrs. Franklin Thomas, won a lace table cloth. presiding at the tea table were Mrs. S B Riley and Mrs. Bryan J Grimes.
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Women’s Club
JL. Mowrer
R. Paul Smith
J. G. Rice
Gettysburg
Barrie
Club Plans Short Hike For Sunday
The Maryland Appalachian Trail Club excursions committee schedules a 6.35 mile hike from Crampton Gap to Weverton on Sunday afternoon, March 12, to meet demand for shorter winter treks. Reservations to Hilton Long at 4060-F-22.
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Maryland Appalachian Trail Club
Crampton Gap
Weverton
A. T
Turner’s Gap
Crampton
Gap
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
South Mountain
Maryland
Potomac River
Hilton
Hagerstown College Tour At Panghorn Corp Offices
The entire student body and faculty of Hagerstown Business College visited Panghorn Corporation on Tuesday afternoon. They were escorted through the departments by A. Lesley Gardner advertising manager who explained each function.
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Hagerstown Business College
Panghorn Corporation
A. Lesley Gardner
All In A Day The Hiks Promote Americanism Week
The Hiks distribute pledge cards to schoolrooms and sponsor talks on Americanism under the Elks. Students receive copies of I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the country for which it stands as patriotic lessons emphasize loyalty and civic duty amid concerns about propaganda and communism.
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Hiks
Comedy Staged At Quincy Orphanage
The Amateur Workshop of St. Pauls A B Church staged Stream lined Sue at Quincy Pa for the Quincy Orphanage and Home. Walter H. Baker Company of Boston arranged the performance directed by Miss Anna L Garlock. Cast included Mary Hoffman Jane Kretzer Charles Barber J B Sauls Ruger Keener Jamie Sauls Virginia Myers Reynolds Howard Johnston Roger Zimmerman Christianna Miller and more with assistants Katherine Myers Clarence Harbaugh W Norman Reed Keller Reese and Richard Eckstine.
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St. Paul’s A. B. Church
Quincy
Sue
Eugene G. Hufer
Walter H. Baker
Boston
Mass
Anna L. Garlock
Mary Hoffman
Jane Kretzer
Charles Barber
J. B. Sauls
Rusger Keener
Jamie Sauls
Virginia Myers Reynolds
Howard Johnston
Roger Zimmerman
Christianna Miller
Louise Hicketine
Marilyn Fleagle
Betty Hollinger
Mary Louise Hollinger
Mary Kephart
Esther Lambillotte
Pauline Reese
Catherine Zentmyer
Mabel Zentmyer
Pete Badrich
Oscar
Katherine Myers
Clarence Harbaugh
W. Norman Reed
Keller Reese
Richard Eckstine
Night of January 16 set for Mercersburg by PTA
The Night of January 16 will be staged by the Mercersburg Parent-Teacher Association tomorrow evening at 130 o'clock. The cast includes Tidd Byron who played in the Potomac Playmakers production in January.
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Potomac Playmakers
Parent-Teacher Association of
Mercersburg
Tidd Byron
Unity Club Formed At Synagogue In Baltimore Street
A new Unity Club was organized at a meeting in the Synagogue social rooms on Baltimore Street. Herbert B was elected president with Cohn as vice-president Jerry Sesenberg secretary I W Fried treasurer and Max Schindler grand at arms. Rabbi Herbst of Martinsburg spoke at the synagogue on Sunday March 12 at oclock. Refreshments followed.
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Baltimore Street
Herbert Berwas
Unity Club
Cohn
Jerry Sesenberg
I. W. Fried
Max Schindler
Geant
Rabbi Herbst
Martinsburg
Nice Doggie Incident At Disney Oklahoma
Bob Heith locked his dog inside a vehicle to prevent mischief. The dog activated the emergency brake, the car rolled down a slope and crashed through a frame store front. Startled customers rushed outside as the dog bit a workman while barking from the car.
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Disney
Okla
March
Bob Heith
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