Zona Miller Honor Guest
Mr and Mrs Marvin V Miller hosted a Sunday afternoon party at their Summit avenue home in honor of Zona Dorothy Miller s fifth birthday. Green and white St Patrick s color scheme with corsages for girls and boutonnieres for boys accompanied a five candle birthday cake centerpiece, honoring the granddaughter of State Senator Ernest W Miller. Guests included Connie Extine Gloria Boward Anna Lyne Patsie Buck Ida May Jean Neff Carol Lee Gardner Betty Jean Schreyer Mary Myerly Phillip Dick and Robert Myerly Clinton Neff Eugene Gardner Harvey Miller Mrs Retta Gardner Mrs Edith Neff Mrs Helen Buck Mrs Catherine Lyne Miss Edna Jones and George Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin V. Miller
Summit Avenue
Zona Dorothy Miller
St. Patrick’s
Ernest W. Miller
Connie Extine
Gloria Boward
Anna Lyne
Patsie Buck
Ida May
Jean Neff
Carol Lee Gardner
Betty Jean Schreyer
Mary Myerly
Phillip, Dick
Robert Myerly
Clinton Neff
Eugene Gardner
Harvey Miller
Retta Gardner
Edith Neff
Helen Buck
Catherine Lyne
Edna Jones
George Emmons
Local Girl Weds Doctor In Durham North Carolina
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Smith wed Dr Nelson M. Webster in Durham North Carolina where the bride works at Duke Hospital. Webster, a Duke University graduate, will be resident physician at Forsyth County Hospital in Winston-Salem. Mrs Webster is a Mercy Hospital School of Nursing graduate from Baltimore. The couple plan to reside in Winston-Salem after the marriage. The event also notes St James School tea hosted by Mrs Russell Nelson and others with Mrs Harvey Heyser Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
South Locust Street
Agnes Elizabeth Smith
Nelson M. Webster
Los Angeles
Cal
Durham
N. C
Duke
Webster
Duke University
Forsyth County Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
St. James School
Russell Nelson
A. G.godar
T. N. Denslow
Pearl Harriman
Harvey H. Heyser, Jr
Franklin Thomas
John D. Wise
Harvey Heyser, Jr
Local Society Notes On Illnesses And Visits
Mrs. Anna Bender remains ill at home in Sharpsburg while Mrs. Jacob B. Snyder of Keedysville is critically ill. Bronxville visitors, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. White, stayed with daughter Miss Margaret White in South Prospect street. Several residents recover from illnesses, travel for visits, or undergo medical procedures at local hospitals and clinics. Campus students from the University of Maryland and Lebanon Valley College spend weekends at home or with relatives, and local families host guests from Washington D C and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bender
Sharpsburg
Jacob B. Snyder
Keedysville
Mrs
A. B. White
Bronxville, N. Y
Miss Margaret White
South Prospect Street
Annual Tea at St Pauls United Brethren Church
The Women s Missionary Association will hold its annual tea tomorrow evening at 7 20 o clock. A program will follow the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Association of St Paul's United Brethren Church
Scouts Busy This Week At Local Exhibits And Events
Girl Scout exhibits fill store windows and a library display across town highlighting world cultures, internationalism, and crafts. A church service opened a celebratory week ending with a Patterson Hotel banquet and NBC radio appearances by Crestwood Yonkers troops. Birth announcements from Washington County Hospital list multiple newborns and family details.
Birthday party honors Brownsville brothers Mark and Clark Jennings
Mr and Mrs C W Emerson 332 West Howard Street hosted a birthday party Friday evening for the 16th birthday of Mrs Emersons two brothers Mark and Clark Jennings of Brownsville The green and white color scheme featured games and refreshments Attendees included a long list of Misses Christiana Miller Bernice Ann Poffenberger Arline Williams Helen Rohrer Dot Rerse Helen DeHart Doris Hepperle Bettie Mae Martin Patsy Ann Emerson Lelia Emerson Judy Phillips Bettie Younee Warren Phillips Kenneth Harding Harry Crowl John E Grimm Bernard Jennings Edwin Iseman Chyrne Jennings Frederick Mary Jennings and Leroy Jennings all of Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Emerson
West Howard Street
Make-Up For Spring Promises Fragile Romantic Look
Beauty writers urge a shift from athletic to feminine makeup for spring. A leading beauty house introduces iridescent rose beige powder, luminous lipstick, rouge, nail polish, and blue eye shadow aimed at daytime and evening looks, plus a two-kit approach. Seek personalized guidance from your beauty parlor to match skin, eyes, and hair with new fashions. Finish with a full mirror check in bright light to ensure outdoor appearance matches the boudoir vision.
Medal Presented To Conductor Buys
The Hagerstown Municipal Band concert at the Maryland Theatre drew a large audience. Conductor Peter Buys received a gold medal with the inscription Heartiest Congratulations to Our Director from the band members as Mayor Richard H Sweeney praised his work. Buys was elected president of the American Bandmasters Association at the Fort Dodge convention. The next concert is scheduled for Sunday April 16 at the Maryland Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland Theatre
Weber
Cumberland Valley
Charles M. Cassell
Gaul
Christ
Mountain Lake Park
Buys
Peter Buys
American Bandmasters Association
Maryland
Harry R. Rudy
Board of Park Commissioners
Richard H. Sweeney
Mr. Buys
Garland leis from tropical flowers for New York debutantes
New York debs wear two exotic substitutes for traditional corsages. Leis fashioned from oleander jasmine ginger and fragrant tropical blooms can be ordered from Miami florists to accompany lace net and chiffon picture gowns. Also note a dance at Franklin Court on Tuesday March 14 from 9 to 12 with Dick Gardner and his band Peggy Lawson featured. Admission 50 cents single 110 for couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miami
Fla
Franklin Court
Dick Gardner
Peggy Lawson
Lookout House
Covington, Ky
Girl Scout Week Activities Highlight Local Troops
A Washington County Council parade of Girl Scout activities marks the 27th scouting anniversary with church services at First Christian Church. Troop 11 hosts a radio skit led by Esther Lambillotte and guest Leah Herbert. candy sales fund registrations. Troop 2 plans a window display for Girl Scout Week. Troop 8 schedules a bowling party at St John’s Lutheran in lieu of regwar. Troop 12 at Woodland Way holds an investiture on March 6 at Washington Square Church. several members join the Sisterhood of Scouts with welcome by Mrs Frank S Leiter. songs and talks accompany refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Furniture Company
Jean Moset
America
Girl: Guides of
Scotland
Gayl Gerber
Hays
Bohman-Warne
Semler’s
Shockey Furniture
Moller Music Store
Schindel-Rohrer
McFaddin Sports Shop
Hauver's
First Christian Church
Wm. M. Nerment
Patterson Hotel
Crestwood
Yonkers
New York
Alma Kitchell
NBC
Fanny Brice
Dave Elman
NBC Blue
Washington County Council of Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Club
Bowie
Esther Lambillotte
Leah Herbert
Cocklin
Barbara Carpenter
Garrett
Mary Virginia Stouffer
St. John's Lutheran Church
Woodland Way
Miss Byer
Doris Stoner
Washington Square
MT. HE. Church
Doris June Stoner
Phyllis Knodle
Virginia Gilliland
Frank S. Leiter
Scouts
Betty Ritter
Gloria Hinkleman
Hazel Stonesifer
Garnette Murray
Delmonte Bishop
Florence Muhl
Betty Carpenter
Santa Lucia
Hetty Ritter
Lenten Reading Now At Library
Washington County Free Library displays Lenten reading for public use. New title Religious Resources for Personal Living and Social Action by Kirby Page offers worship aids and an anthology. Four Lenten Sermons volumes donated by Rev Dr Scott R Wagner circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Scott R. Wagner
Bruner
Greenway
J. W. G Ward
Meetings Held By Societies Friday
The Willing Workers Society and the Women s Missionary Society of the Central U B Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Haston Friday evening led by vice president Miss Hilda Clopper. A fine program followed the business session with an Easter Monday egg hunt committee named. Refreshments were served to a long list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Central U. B. Church
Harry Haston
Hilda Clopper
John Keedy
Anna Gosnell
Paul Norris
Olive Mullendere
Louise Lecher
IW. M. A
Crider
Jacob Lepp
J. T. Cropner
Harry Easton
Lee Gosnell
George Cline
H.R. Potter
Mary, Holder
Howard Haynes
Charles Holder
Hilda
Clopper
Giddys Easton
Louise *Lecher
Miriam Rice
Naomi Hine
Lorna Cochran
Maxine
Geraldine Holder
Jean Keedy
Carolyn Poffenhberger
Sandra Anne Gosnall
Wayne Holder
Arthur
Leon Easton
Lauren Norris
Lingerie Trends Embrace Camisole Top Lace Detailing
Demurely frivolous fashion notes Spring lingerie adopts naive feminine trend. New slips feature camisole tops of yesteryear with lace beading and narrow ribbon trims. Vallace trimming tones match crepe or satin fabrics for a coordinated look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Librarian Mary Louise McDearman to Speak at Club
Miss Mary Louise McDearman of the Washington County Free Library will address the Women's Club literary luncheon on Wednesday March 15 at 1 pm. Topic: Certain Aspects of Modern Library Work and the Library's Place in the Community. All members invited. reservations via call 2640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise McDearman
Washington County Free Library
Women's Club
Pam
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs EB M Riley
A birthday surprise party was held at Mrs EB M Riley's home at 721 Forest Street on Thursday evening with games and refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs Knepper and daughter Charlotte, Mrs Irene Snyder, Mrs Wieandr Bloyer, Edna Riley, Charles Ruck, Mrs Wickleberger, Mrs Conrad and daughter Charlotte, Mrs Earnshaw, Mrs Stains, Grace Bloyer, Mrs Manford, Mrs Kershner and daughter Doris, Mrs Titlow and Lorraine, Mrs Treva Lewis, and Mrs Lillie Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. M
Riley
Forest Street
Knepper
Charlotte
Irene Snyder
Wieandr Bloyer
Edna Riley
Charles Ruck
Wickleberger
Conrad
Earnshaw
Stains
Grace Bloyer
Manford
Kershner
Doris
Titlow
Lorraine
Treva Lewis
Lillie Snyder
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Washington County Hospital
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Washington County Hospital will be held Tuesday March 14 at 3 00 PM There will be cutting out of garments Recital Postponed Organ recital by Clare Qoci at St John s Lutheran auditorium on March 20 postponed due to Miss Coct illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Auxiliary
Washington County Hospital
Clare Qoci
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Miss Coct
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zona Miller
North Carolina
VapoRus
Csix
Fese
Gale’s Beauty Salon
West
Washington Street
Ira Stine
Mapleville
Douglas Hiberger
Floyd Hendrickson
West Washington Street
Helen Blosser
Hancock
Howard Fridinger
Florida
Jane Kline
Guy Kline
Frederick
J. W. Fisher
David Malott
Williamsport
Clarence Bailey
North Locust Street
Margaret Kohler
Smithsburg
Richard Hart
Norman Holzapfel
Quay Sagle, Jr
Wendall Healey
University of Maryland
Jeannn Cruickshanks
Washington, D. C
Fred W. Cruickshanks
Dewey Avenue
Lester Rohrer
Jane Wilson
Surrey School
Samuel Rinehart Cahill
Maude Wolf
Florence Arnold
Bernard Little
Annapolis
Louella Schindel
Lebanon Valley College
Hubert H. Schindel
East Irvin Avenue
Dorothy Elizabeth Long
East Orange
N. J
Mary Moore
Peabody Conservatory
Ann Huyett
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
R. B. Huyett
Irvin Avenue
James Benchoff
Isabelle Kauffman
An Marsh
Lancaster
Frank T. Lowe
Funkstown
Julia Frazer
A. L. Foreman
Greencastle
A. Carrier
Sarah Carrier
Mary Wolford
Fairview
National Red Cross
Marsh
Ppiwle’s
Hagerstown Bakery
W. Franklin St
Women’s Hats L. & B. Hat Shop
WN. E. Cor
Public Square
Arrow Service
Arrow Shoe
Donald R. Munson
North Mulberry Street
Edward G. Anderson
East Avenue
W. W. Noel
North Avenue
Thomas F. Bragmier
Virginie Avenue
William M. Strack
West Franklin Street
Russell King
Jackie Russell
Maryland Avenue
Preston W. Hartman
Endicott
N. Y
Endicott Hospital
Mr. Hartman
Benjamin C. Hartman
Randolph Avenue
Triangle Food Stores
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Franklin Sr
Clyde E. Basehoar
E. Washington St
Hamilton
Girl Scout
Everly
Mallinson’s Silks
Ange
Bill Tomorrow
Hagerstown Gas Co
Morning Herald
Daily Mail
rHis
City Herald - Mail
Schindel
Potomac
Oak Hill
Valencia
N. Potomac Ave
L. W
Seal Grocery Store
Penn. Ave
South Side
Chatkin's
Summit
Surrey
Virginia Way
Virginia Ave
Wilson's Economy
Summit Ave
Howard St
Kamper
Marozza Grocery Store
Cor
Lanvate & Ross St
East Side
FOX Grocery Store
East Wilson Blvd
Warren Pharmacy
Jefferson & N. Gannon
Heckman's Grocery Store
East Antietam St
Boonsboro
Zimmerman Cut
Kretsinger Bros
Hurd's
Chasf- Gross
Keedysville Boy Line
Farl M. Kershner
Hancock Hancock
Main St. Maugansville
Ford's Grocery
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