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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1933

Page

2

Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown Area

Social and personal items describe visits among local families and notable residents. Miss Peggy Schnepfe of Washington visits grandparents on Virginia Avenue. Mrs. Phyllis Wice and son from Baltimore visit Wilkinsport relatives. residents travel to Philadelphia and Annapolis for events. several locals recover from illnesses and host society gatherings. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Sharpsburg hosts an automobile party with Buick and De Soto. Fidelis Class of Emmanuel U B Church meets on Chestnut Street with a green and white refreshment spread. Bobby Munson entertains Lions Club with songs. Hagerstown and Boonsboro clubs plan a district convention at Hotel Hamilton. bridge clubs and social guests are noted. Children of Confederacy chapter meets March 24 at Miss Humrichouse’s home on Potomac Avenue.

Nancy Gossard Fidelis Emmanuel ‘U. B Chestnut Street Francis Kline Peggy Byer Dorothy Myers Elizabeth Shank Pauliné, Hause Beverly Moser Janet Stoner Francis Thomas Geraldine Highbarger Dorothy Staley Gossard Bobby Munson East Avenue Lions Club Hamilton Hagerstown Boonsboro Chapiter of the Children of Confederacy Elizabeth G. Humrichouse Potomac Avenue

Choral Club Program Features Frostburg Violinist Solo

Harry Gunnett from Frostburg was guest soloist at the Cassel Choral Club meeting at the YMCA. He performed The Old Refrain and Mighty Lak a Rose while club members sang I Fear No Fo e Green Pastures Love Is a Rid dle Beautiful Ship from Toyland. Accompanists were Emily Troupe and Margaret Fox. visitors included Mrs Agnes Newcomer Mrs Adrian Rowland John Strite and Lawrence Enkely. Arrangements are under way for the Castle Music Club of Frederick to visit the Hagerstown club in April.

Harry Gunnett Frostburg Cassel ‘Choral Club Gunnett Laka Rose Carlton Helm Leona Sprecher Green Pastures Emily Troupe Madelin

Summer Sun Safety for Stage Actresses

Phylus Clare warns that while some sun benefits beauty, excess tanning harms health. On beaches, women with sensitive skin should guard themselves with massages and avoid blistering days to prevent skin damage and premature aging.

Phylus Clare

Preacher and Women’s Aid Meeting Set for Friday

Rev. Arthur G W Pfatiko will preach at St John s Episcopal Blue Ridge Summit during Lent service tonight The Women s Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad plans a 2 30 p m Friday March 14 meeting in the Y M C A auditorium inviting wives of all employees to attend

Frank W. Mish, Jr Maidstonev the Potomac General Assembly Annapolis St.John’s College Arthur G. W. Pfatiko Episcopal Church Blue Ridge Summit St. John’s Episcopal Church Women’s Aid Women’s Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Youthful Energy

Advertising copy touts Dr Edwarda Olive Tablets as a quick fix for beauty and vitality. It promises a fresh complexion, pep of youth, and cleansing of the bowels and liver, claiming 20 years of use by men and women for stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches.

Tos Edwarda Ednardsz Dr. Edwards Lac

Playmakers Plan Annual Frolic At Potomac Club

The Potomac Playmakers announce their annual frolic on Thursday May 4 with a supper party and skits directed by George W Updegraft. Mrs C Merritt Campbell chairs the planning committee with Miss Anna K Roulette leading the invitation list. A business meeting follows tomorrows performances of The Romancers and Shanghai to elect a vice president secretary and four board members.

Potomac Playmakers C. Merritt Campbell Anna K. Roulette Potomac George W. Updegraft Women’s Club Shanghai Douglas K. Mims R. B. Norment, Jr

Crusaders Hold Meet at St Pauls U B Church

The Crusaders of the East District held their March meeting at St Pauls U B church with six Christian Endeavor societies represented. Rev Frank G Coleman spoke on Crusade with Christ for Easter and a calendar of events through the state convention was announced.

Crusaders East District St. Paul’s U. B. Church Christian Endeavor Frank G. Coleman First Brethren Church Emmanuel A. B. Society Kuhlman Plano Selo Goldie Clark Antietam St. A. B Lorraine Roshalie Spence Blanche Ridenour Camille Schafer Naomi “Eavey Corbett St. Chapel Messrs Edward and Robert Artz St. Paul’s A. B. Church Leroy Smith First Christian Society A. B. Williams Hood College Frederick Leonard Shingleton St. Paul's U. B. Society F. Berry Plummer

P T A MEETING AT DOWNSVILLE HIGHLIGHTS EDUCATION

Rev Dr William S Hess spoke on keeping schools efficient during the depression and education's role in civilization at the Downsville Po T A monthly meeting. A children’s program featured Maryland history readings by Katherine Bowers and others, plus music by local performers. A Winnetka girl, Constance Felton, underwent surgery to remove a swallowed key.

Downsville William S. Hess Po. T. A Maryland Katherine Bowers Ellis Cine Edwina Swain Violet Turner Faye Artz Sarah Jane Reid Arvella Swain Lloyd Marshall Daniel Downey Ethel Downey Russel George Dick Mrs. Spickler Miss Frances Spickler Sandy Hook

New York Is Wearing Spring Street Fashion

A greenish blue crepe silk pattern with widened shoulders and plaited sleeves showcases today’s street dress. The Surplice bodice and center skirt paneling elongate the figure, with cashing beige gray navy and poppy red plain crepes as charming options. fashion notes also promote a new Spring Fashion Magazine offering beauty hints and dressmaking guidance.

Fashion Department

Beauty Shop Crown Miss 1934 At New York Convention

Ethel Hampton of New Haven was crowned Miss 1934 by International Beauty Shop Owners after a nationwide search. She nearly matched the beauty composite in measurements age and presence, though her eyes hair and weight differed slightly. the 20 year old Broadway aspirant was selected from Broad way theatres offices and clubs for the honor.

Ethel Hampton New York International Beauty Shop Owners Convention Broadway New Haven Conu Esha

Moody St Patrick Day Party at Zion Reformed Church

Mrs John Dunns Class of Zion Reformed Church held a social at Mrs Lewis Martins Marbern Road home with hosts Mrs Martin Mrs J K Hoffman and Mrs M D Moore. A prize for wearing the most ragged dress belonged to grandmother. After business, games and prizes followed. Refreshments served by many guests including Mrs Harry Snyder and numerous named ladies.

John Dunn Zion Reformed Church Lewis Martin Marbern Road Martin J. K. Hoffman M.D. Moore James Schuster W. R. Bender G. D. Baker N. J. Fahrney K. Garver G. Hoffman J. Howard L. BR. Johnson N. B. Kurzenknabe A. Lakin Charles Mobley R. Mumper H. Schatt J. Schuster

Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Harry Meyers in Mason-Dixon

Mrs. Harry 8 Meyers of Mason Dixon received a surprise party for her forty second birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. William Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyers, E W Cine and son Dicky, Reymond Meyers and son Bobby, Martin Eby, Helen Grove, Elva Meyers, Pearl Meyers, Violet Shank, Ethel Meyers, Edna Meyers, Martha Meyers, Flor rie Meyers, Ruth Meyers, Ida Shank, Omar Meyer, John Meyers, Orwen Meyers, Irvin Meyers, Clarence Martin, Mark and Paul Meyers, Adam Martin, Isaac Meyers, Melvin Horst, Alvin and Glenn Hicks.

Harry 8. Meyers Mason- Dixon Harry Meyers William Cline Clarence Meyers E. W. Cine Dicky Reymond Meyers Bobby Martin Eby Helen Grove Elva Meyers Pearl Meyers Violet Shank Ethel Meyers Edna Meyers Martha Meyers Florrie Meyers Ruth Meyers Ida Shank Omar Meyer John Meyers Orwen Meyers Irvin Meyers Clarence ‘Martin Mark Paul Meyers Adam. Martin Isaac Meyers Melvin Horst Alvin Glenn Hicks

Natural beauty gadge ts on display at convention

Miss Hampton rejects many new beauty devices while a convention official predicts demand for removable artificial nails crystallizing lotion and metallic powders to alter hair and lashes. He notes her as a natural girl but says gadget sales will appeal to women seeking change.

Miss Hampton

We Women by Betty Brainerd

Dear Betty Brainerd offers letters from readers about love and trust with advice from Brainerd on waiting, forgetting, jealousy, and timing. The column blends romance questions with declarative guidance on relationships and personal choices.

Party Held for Fidelia Class at Beaver Creek Church

The Fidelia class of Beaver Creek Christian Church was entertained by Mrs. A A Stephens and Mrs Claggett Lung at Lung's home. Rev Dr Paul Holdcraft will give a humorous lecture on Friday March 24 at 745 PM in the Beaver Creek Church auditorium. A social followed the business meeting with refreshments. Attendees included numerous local parishioners and families.

Fidelia Beaver Creek A. A. Stephens Claggett Lung Paul Holdcraft Beaver Creek Church Harry K. Newcomer Anna Miller Frank Liser Demars Herbert Carrie

Baltimore Luther Leagues Rally Heard By Dr Harms

Dr J Edward Harms pastor of St Johns Lutheran and Maryland Synod president spoke forcefully at the Life Service Rally of the Baltimore Luther Leagues held last night at Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore on the subject Making a Life. In Davenport South Carolina Mrs H G Thurston found paper currency worth 5000 pounds in an old quilt.

J. Edward Harms St. John's Lutheran Church Maryland H.G. Thurston Davenport

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Peggy Schnepfe Washington Mrs A. T. Zentmyer Virginia Avenue John Williams Coast Florida Phyllis Wice and Son Baltimore Wil, Hamsport Jimmy Bryan William B Hicks Virgin ‘Avenue Philadelphia Lena "Hahn Alan Halin Mulberry Avenue Truman ‘R. Enger New Wind BOT C.-D. Ensor Harry Burton Harold Perham City Leslie Jé Coblentz Middletown Alan Hahn Maud Ethel Mrs. R. M. Ross Walter Kline Almeda Barr Broadway Apartments Carl Trager Louise Funk Brains Kaybee Peoples Store Washington St Larm’s Eauty N. Potomac St Kline Bros. Best Illinery Christian Endeavorers Constance Felton Winnetka Ill Kay Wel R Addrem Helen Williams Daily Mail Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail Fifth Avenue New York City Virginia Snyder Lux Betty Brainerd Wilson Mexico United States Betty Brainer Blondie Cupid Betty Brainerd Phedy Peggy Pen Niles High School A.A. Stephens Mrs. Claggett Lithe
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