Social and Personal Notes From Lynchburg Area
Vincent Hart and Jacob Ruby, Lynchburg College students, visit home. Mrs. D. L. Ely convalescing at 122 Broadway. Patrick Murphy patient after tonsil operation at Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Leroy Mackett spends days with Mrs. E. H. Semler and visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Cochran spend day in Baltimore. Carrie Murray returns home from Greencastle visit with brother David Rhinehart. T. B. Harshman hosts turkey dinner for Rev. and Mire. G. Stewart, Ira Reese, and others in Mount Lena. Mrs. Robert Faits visits sister in Baltimore. Leslie Spielman and wife in Baltimore on business. Mrs. John Wagaman entertains bridge club at Moller apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Harshman
Mount Lena
and Mire
G. Stewart
Beaver Creek
Ira Reese
Mary Cost
H. Harshman
Amusing Costume Wows Debutante in Rose Taffeta
A debutante showcases an amusing waist and skirt outfit using a black tatfeta skirt paired with a rose taffeta blouse and a man's black string tie. She completes the look with a black taffeta sailor hat and a mamail finish.
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Fat Reduction
An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe way to reduce fat and improve appearance. The copy promises weight loss from 160 pounds to 33 years old status, claiming a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and a four week jar cost available at Courtman’s Cut Rate Store or drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ze Ford
Courtman’s
Kruschen
Garden Club Meeting Discusses Flower Shows and Plans
The Hagerstown Garden Club met at the Hotel Hamilton with President Mrs. Thomas H. Hardinge presiding. Miss Marguerite Campbell and Mrs. Ralph Stouffer spoke on the Philadelphia and New York flower shows. The Baltimore show is set for the week of April 24 in the Mardel Building, with members planning to attend. The next meeting will be at Bayuka, Mrs. Kenneth Bouner's home, in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Garden Club
Hotel
Hamilton
Thomash. Hardinge
Marguerite Campbell
Philadelphia
Ralph Stouffer
New York
Baltimore
Mardel
Garden Club
Bayuka
Kenneth Bouner
Medford to Lecture on Modern Art in Meadville
Richard Carl Medford director of the Washington County Art Museum will present an illustrated lecture on Modern Art at a Womens Art Club meeting in Meadville Pa Friday evening March 31. The historical study covers French British and American painting from the Impressionists to the Surrealists and is arranged in cooperation with Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carl Medford
Washington County Art Museum
Womens Art Club
Meadville
Allegheny College
Anniversary party marks twentieth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. David Rhinehart celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary at their Greencastle home with a large party. Five tables of five hundred were in play with prizes won by Mrs. Lawrence Pensinger Mrs. George Walter Mrs. Charles Wetzel Harry Graham E. M. Reecher and Brade Sease. Pink and white decorations and refreshments graced the event. Guests included Waynesboro residents Earl Watson E M Reecher Brade Sease Charles Wetzel Harry Graham and others along with Nettie Bowman from New Franklin Howard Grove of Chambersburg Carrie Murray of Hagerstown and more Green Castle attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rhinehart
Greencastle
Lawrence Pensinger
George Walter
Charles Wetzel
Harry Graham
E. M. Reecher
Brade Sease
Earl Watson
Waynesboro
Nettie Bowman
New Franklin
Howard Grove
Chambersburg
Carrie Murray
Hagerstown
George Walters
M. W. Stover
S. V. Himbert
Big Audiences Attend Meeting at Church of the Brethren
Evangelistic services drew large crowds with packed morning and evening sessions at the Church of the Brethren. Key speaker Calvert Ellis delivered the evening talk while the pastor spoke in the morning. Women’s classes drew about 200. cottage prayer meetings brought over 200 attendees Tuesday. Thursday is men’s night with E Russell Hicks delivering the message. special choir music planned and the public invited. A separate note lists a meeting of the U B Ministerium in St Pauls TW Church on Monday April 5 at 1 30 with Rev B D Royal of Waynesboro Pa to speak on Problems of the General Conference. ministers and delegates urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Key
Calvert Ellis
E. Russell Hicks
B. D. Royal
Waynesboro
U. B
St Pauls TW. B
Women’s Club Tea Tuesday Readings and Pianist Program
The April membership meeting of the Women’s Club will be held Tuesday at 3 PM. Miss Rachel Miller will read after training at Leyland Powers School of the Theatre and Miss Adele Rosenberg from the Peabody Conservatory will perform piano selections. Mrs. Richard Willson arranged the program with hostesses Mrs. Beverly Coston Mrs. P J Potter and Mrs. Fred Wright serving at the tea table are Mrs. Elmer K Everly and Mrs. B J Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Miller
Leyland Powers School of the Theatre
Adele Rosenberg
Peabody Conservatory
Richard Willson
Beverly Coston
P. J. Potter
Fred Wright
Elmer K. Everly
B. J. Grimes
J. K. Noel
Harris Heldwohl
Mary Shafer
C. V Spyder
Atlee Young
J. L. Hartzell
Edgar Jones
Benefit Dance At Hotel Alexander Draws Crowd
A benefit dance sponsored by local Jewish girls raised funds at the Hotel Alexander last night. Bud Codori's orchestra provided music and broadcast the event. Proceeds were returned to support the Jewish Synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Hotel Alexander
Bud Codori
St Pauls M E Church Service Rededicates Sunday School Rooms
Large crowd attends service at St Pauls M E Church with Rev A C Day of Mt Vernon Place M E Baltimore as preacher. Day delivers We Preach Not Ourselves But Christ the Lord as choir sings an anthem and M P Moller Jr sings a solo. Fifty members of the ladies class sit front and center. Afterward trustees represented by E E Bradley and Day rededicate the renovated Sunday school rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
A. C. Day
Mt. Vernon Place M. EB. Church
Baltimore
December Wedding Announced in Washington DC
Mrs. K C Props announces the marriage of her daughter Frances W Sherley to Woodrow J Richards on December 27 1932 at the First Christian Church Washington DC The couple plans to reside in Washington DC Richards is son of B B Richards of Zebulon NC and a Kelon High School graduate He is employed by McCloskey Construction Company Philadelphia PA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Richards
Zebulon
N. C
Kelon High School
Waketon
Three-Act Comedy by First Christian Church Players
A three act comedy drama The Kingdom of Heart's Content will be presented this evening and Friday evening at o'clock in the church by the Busy Builders and Hustlers Classes. Olive Shaw and Barry Fiser lead a strong cast in college scene humor from Colorado embellishing the entertaining play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Heart
First Christian Church
Olive Shaw
Barry Fiser
Colorado
New Pattern Numbers and Spring Fashion Magazine Offer
Patterns No. 273, 2746 and 3374 list sizes and yardage for busts from 36 to 48 inches and ages 12 to 20, with specific fabric requirements. The Daily Mail Fashion Magazine announces a 48 page Spring issue with beauty, dressmaking tips, and patterns, priced 10 cents, plus 15 cent pattern orders from the Fashion Department, Hagerstown Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Daily Mail
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Alsatia Club Easter Dance Planned at Marvello Ballroom
The Alsatia club schedules an Easter Monday dance on April 17 at the Marvello ballroom. Hosted for Alsatians and guests only, invitations needed for guests. Jack Schaller's Club Royal Orchestra will provide music from 9:16 p m to 1 15 a m, with 125 couples maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
John Fiery
Geary Porter
Max Fiery
Marvello Ballroom
Jack Schaller
Club Royal Orchestra
Hoo Wah N Wat Dance Sets March 31 at Hagerstown High
The Hoo Wah N Wat dance will be in the Hagerstown High School gym Friday night March 31 from 8 to 11 with Jerry Harp's orchestra. Winners of the school popularity contest will be announced, including top girl and boy, class winners, best all around, prettiest, best looking, best athlete, peppiest, and foremost leader. Margaret Fry and Margaret Binkley supervise with committee help. The event is expected to be a standout success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Jerry Harp
Margaret Fry
Margaret Binkley
Meeting of the Cheerful Helpers at Miss Hoffman’s home
The Cheerful Helpers Class of the First Baptist Sunday School holds its regular monthly meeting at 538 Salem Avenue, Sherwood Apartments, this evening at 7 30. The Rev S B Rose of Martinsburg will preach at the Lenten service at Williamsport M E church at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Martha Hoffman
Salem Avenue
Sherwood Apartments
BE. Rose
M. H
Martinsburg
Williamsport M. E
Resignations and Deaths Mark March Holy Week
Carl R. Gray resigned as president of the Western Maryland Railway to join the National Railroad Administration on March 30 1918 a Holy Saturday. William J Arthur former Maryland Odd Fellows grand master died at his Havre de Grace home. Easter market egg demand kept prices steady at 35 cents. Zion Lutheran Williamsport admitted 36 members during Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Gray
The
Western Maryland Railway
National Railroad Administration
William J. Arthur
Maryland
Odd Fellows
Havre de Grace
Zion Lutheran Church
Williamsport
Bloom as street commissioner candidate and price rise
S M Bloom was prominently mentioned as a street commissioner candidate. Soft coal was scheduled to rise 75 cents per ton. John H Early was elected superintendent of the Lutheran Sunday School at Sharpsburg. Hill Ardinger, a Williamsport trapper, reported 200 muskrat furs and several coon skins. St Bernard Commandery chose I K Startzman eminent commander and a slate including Albert Heard and William Lane for top offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Early
Sharpsburg
Hill Ardinger
Williamsport
St. Bernard
I. K. Startzman
Albert Heard
Wm. P. Lane
Harry B. Irvin
Harry E. Baker
C. R. Hays
Eb, Johnston
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Ali
Evening Mail
Vincent Hart
Jacob Ruby
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg, Va
D. L. Ely
Broadway
Patrick Murphy
Washington County Hospital
Leroy Mackett
College, Park
E. H. Semler
Surrey Apartments
E. M. Terney
J. Edward Cochran
West Side Aveniue
Robert Faits
Potomac Avenue
N. H. Mathews
Leslie Spielman
John Wagaman
Moiler Apartments
Kline Bros. Best
TON
Nicodemus National Bank “of
Hageretown
RED Cross Shoe
Bep Gkles
Hart
Schaffner & M Clothi
Musey & Evans
Pennis
Gouaranteed
McFaddin
Meadville, PA
BOX
Marin Weng
Colonial Theatre Bldg
Women's Club
Mt. Vernon
Place Church
Kaybee Peoples Store
Washington St
Larm’s
Eauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Helen Williams
Betty Brainerd
Hetty Brainerd
East 65Th St
N.Y
L & B Hat Works
East Washington
DR. A. A. Highbarger
Eczema
Cuthura
Mru
J. K. Thompson
Energy
Texas
Talcura
Petter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malies
S. M. Bloom
Lis Wu
Fujiyama
Acter
Omrran
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