Maryland Day and Easter Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Social and local news from Maryland features Easter holidays, visits by Bartzgla Taylor in Williamsport, Martha Beard and Elizabeth Beard returning from Philadelphia, Mrs. R. P. Phenix and daughters visiting Williamsport, Mary Weaver and Betty Stevens returning to Williamsport from Towson, Ane Ringer returning from Maconi, Georgia, Mrs. James Hammond’s return from Winchester, and Agnes and Elizabeth Rogers visiting New York. Bruce Armstrong drove Elizabeth and Madeline Cromer home from Staunton for the Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weaver
State Normal School
Towson
Williamsport
Betty Stevens
Elizabeth Armstrong
Madeline Cromer
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Bruce Armstrong
Saunton
Social Calendar and Easter Events Here and There
A local social calendar notes meetings and social affairs due by Saturday. Highlights include Good Friday services, a Big regular dance at Stouffer's Dancing Academy, Easter Dance March 28 at Pythian Hall Williamsport benefiting the Home Fund with a gold prize, and a special car to Hagerstown after the dance. Also reports visitors returning from Florida and relatives visiting North Carolina and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer’s
Danc Ing Academy
Pythian Hall
Williamsport
Eastern Star
Hagerstown
Easter News Among Maryland Students and Local Court Verdict
University of Maryland and Washington College students spend Easter at homes in Williamsport Chestertown and Easton while Ursinus College student Harold Seibert returns to Clearspring. A jury awarded 412.50 benefits and 1407.50 damages in the Bester versus Board of Street Commissioners case for Memorial Boulevard. Preparatory church services report new members and upcoming membership names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lemen
Eunice Mountain
University of Maryland
Williamsport
Harold Seibert
Ursinus College
Clearspring
Henry A. Bester
Betts Albert Quietly Wed at St Pauls Parsonage
Miss Orpha E Albert of 136 John street and Gorman E Betts were married last night at 9 at St Pauls United Brethren church parsonage by Rev S G Zeigler. After April first they will reside at 29 South Potomac street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha E. Albert
John Street
Gorman E. Betts
St. Paul's
U. B. Church
S. G. Zeigler
South Potomac Street
Nursery firm buys 114 acre tract for orchard near Berkeley
The first nursery firm, of any size on Apple Ridge in Berkeley County, will plant 60 acres for nursery stock on land sold to G. F. Hetzer and associates of Williamsport by Dr. H. M. Hoffman of Inwood. The 114 acre tract, about 60 acres nursery use and the rest for apples and peaches, sold for roughly $25,000. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder of Hagerstown were callers of H. L. Snyder and family. Mrs. Martha Cline spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. George Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appie Pie Ridge
Berkeley County
G. F. Hetzer and
Charles Snyder
Hagerstown
H. L. Snyder and
Martha Cline
George Weaver
Corsets and Suits Highlight Popular Tricotine Styles
The line features popular price suits in tricotine in several shades with straight-line, flare, box or Eton jacket styles and straight tailored skirts. Corset department offers complete models in various makes and sizes with graduate corsetters ready to advise on the best fit.
Glove assortment varies by sleeve length and shade
Glove offerings cover different sleeve lengths with a wide range of shades to match any costume. Kid, stk and Cha moisette varieties are priced differently to fit options.
Nine Families Need Aid Yet Own Automobiles Near Montown
A Montown committee of women found nine destitute families in a coke plant area, each owning a car. While wages flowed, they bought autos and cannot sell them during slow periods. The committee will aid car disposition and assist these families with other needs, noting similar conditions in other coke-field areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Montown
Tax Ace Count Changes Report by April 16 1921
Notice requiring all persons wishing to alter Tax Ace counts to report transfers no later than April 16 1921.
Spring Blouse Trends At Milady's
The Blouse models for Spring offer Georgette crepe Pussy Willow Crepe-de-Chine and hand-made Batistes competing for Milady's favor. All are dainty and becoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Crepe
Milady
Hosiery and Dresses Show New Length Skirt Styles
Hosiery of excellent quality for the new length skirt in plain and fancy lace styles. Show of short hose for children. Notable dresses include Mig nonette and Taffeta or satin with intricate embroidery. Sizes and shades available, navy brown and black dominant. Excellent values at $16.50.
Spring Baby Blanket Styles Arrive in New Shipment
A new spring shipment offers a wide range of baby blankets in many designs and shades. The collection provides options for families with infants and invites customers to request to see the blankets.
New Organdie Collars and Vestee Effects Debut
Neckwear department showcases latest arrivals with crisp Organdie collars and sets. Dainty color touches and embroidery enhance collar appeal, adding zest to today’s sales.
Roller Skates In Toy Dept Attract Young Shoppers
The toy department offers a desirable line of roller skates for young folks. Steel skate with a leather ankle strap and hard wood roller bound in metal. Adjustable to any size foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
By McManus
Hickey
Intl
Benvice
Hes
Maryland
Bartzgla Taylor
Washington
Martha and
Elizabeth Beard
Philadelphia
Williatraport
Ane Ringer
South
Canmon Avenue
Maconi
Georgia
EB. B. Campbell
James Hammond
Winchester
Edward Oswald
Oak Hill
Mrs. Coleman Rogers
Daugher
Agnes Rogers
New York
W. E. Beachley
William A. Danzer
Altice
Virginia
North Carolina
Leslie C. Beard, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Mechanics Bank
Elmer Wilson
Elizabeth
Harrisburg
Mrs. Wilson
Charlotte Bell
Smaithsburg
Daily Mail
Jack Stenger
Washington College
Chestertown
Marguerite Gordon
Beachwood
Mrs
W. W. Gordon
West Washington Street
Oliver Gordon
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
Christ’s Reformed Church
Washington County
The
Presbyterian Church
Vada Gardiner
White Post
Betts—Albert
Coats
Leiter Brothers
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