Social Notes and Personal Moves in Local Area
Mrs J H Shupy of North Potomac Street visited New York with relatives including Mr and Mrs Raymond J Funkhouser and Mr and Mrs Hugh Auld family. Dorothy Moore of Albany NY a St Marys Seminary student will attend the Apple Blossom festival in Winchester with Cohill family. Martin L Folts Jr goes to California to visit relatives. Misses Sellers and Kaylor noted. hospital operation on George Show. Births announced for Dr Thurman Fiery’s daughter and Elizabeth Amelia Reid etc.
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J. H. Shupy
North Potomac Street
New York City
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Moore
Alice'r.'cohill
Leo A. Cohill
Prin Cees
Maryland
Thurman Fiery
Dewey Avenue
Paul Reid
Big Springs
Elizabeth Amelia
Howard Barr
Cashtown
Mary Lou
Gettysburg Hospital
Barr
Reception At Museum For Persian Exhibition In Washington
A public reception will be held at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts on Thursday May 4 at 4 20 p m to view the Persian Exhibition the most ambitious show yet staged by the museum It features 50 frescoes replicated by Sarkis Katchadourian from Isfahan palace murals and includes a collection of rare vases and pottery shown in London two years ago. Also present are works loaned by Parish Watson Co and Dikran G Kelekian. The exhibit places Persian art beside Western technique and verse from Hafiz Omar Khayyam. The event marks a notable cultural display for local art students and enthusiasts.
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Washington County
Shah
Mawlana
Murattar “Ali
Riza Abbasi
Hafiz
Omar
Khayyam
Tafahan
Shah Abbas
Parish-Watson and Co, Inc
Dikran G
Treble Clef Club elects officers at annual luncheon
Mrs. I. M. Wertz was re elected president of the Treble Clef Club at the annual meeting and luncheon in Hotel Alexander. New officers include First VP Mrs. Richard Willson Second VP Mrs. R. B. Huyett and secretary officers. The club plans exchanges with Euterpe Club Waynesboro Monday Musical Club Frederick and Martinsburg. Meetings will be held next year in the Presbyterian church educational building.
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I. M. Wertz
Treble Clef Club
Hotel Alexander
Richard Willson
R. B. Huyett
Edward Oswald, Jr
R H. Sherman
Franklin Thomas
Elizabeth Schnebley
Mise Rachel Shhulenberger
Byron
Euterpe Club
Waynesboro
Frederick
Martinsburg
Presbyterian Church
Alexander
Maryland Federated Music Clubs
Easton
Palmer ‘Tennant
J.C. ‘Byron
Robert Prindle
Louise Benchley
Mary. Campbell
C. Diehl
Garland Groh
Regina Feigley
Eleanor Groh
J. Alvey Long
Jane Miller
Gerald, Reese
A. H. Sherman
Hal Kearns
Theophora
Humelsine
Milas Beatrice Phillips
Grace Washburn
Mary L. Howard
Henry Holzapfel
Interdenominational Missions Plan One Day Meeting
Representatives from city churches plan the Interdenominational School of Missions one day event at St. Pauls M E church on the last Tuesday in September. Admission will be twenty five cents with attendees bringing a box lunch. Baltimore speakers Mrs Reynolds and Miss Catherine Willets are expected to lead studies and speak, with several soloists on the program.
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School of Missions
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Reynolds
Baltimore
Catherine Willets
Beatrice Newkirk Earns Dual Honors At Church Home
Miss Beatrice L. Newkirk of the Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore graduates with two honors at exercises last week. She won the William Topping Watson prize for marked nursing improvement and a special award for the second highest average in theory and practice. The class had twenty three members. Newkirk is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Newkirk of Big Spring. her parents attended.
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Beatrice L. Newkirk
Church Home and Infirmary
Baltimore
William Topping Watson Funnd
Miss Newkirk
William Topping Watson
H. E. Newkirk
Big Spring
Fashion's Latest Footnotes in Heels and Boots
The shoe parade highlights updated kid skins with tucking and perforations for chic touches. White opera pumps feature tucked ramps and perforated rows. blue oxfords show similar detailing. Solid leather heels improve practicality in brown walking shoes, with blue gray beige colors favored as black brown and white persist.
Mystery of the Masked Girl Play Repeats at St Pauls
A mystery play titled The Mystery of the Masked Girl, produced recently by the Halfway Parents Teachers Association, will be repeated at St Pauls Evangelical Church Franklin and High Thursday May 4 at 7 45 p m under the primary department. Admission is free with a silver offering collected. Organizers include J G Long Paul Penner M D Moore A Schellhase Harold Paxson Fern Rose George Everline and R S Bowman with Mrs Charles Spielman assisted by Mrs W H Mor Tow directing.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Churea
Franklin and
High Streets
Enst
Mesdamies
J. G. Long
Paul Penner
M.D. Moore
Pe A. Schellhase
Harold Paxson
Fern Rose
George Everline
R. 5. Bowman
Charles “Spielman
W.H. Mor Tow
Jumper and Dress Pattern Catalog Entry
Vintage sewing pattern notice listing No. 3331 A Jumper sizes 10 12 14 16 with scimaaterial yardage and 35-Inch length for quimp a Home Ensemble. Also No. 2613 For the Matron pattern details and fabric requirements. Includes references to pattern prices stamps and mailing to Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail New York City.
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Simes B
Quimpa
Senior Class Selects Play Monsieur Beaucaire at Hageratown High
The senior class at Hageratown High selects a cast of twenty two from eighty two for the play Monsieur Beaucaire directed by Miss Miriam Everts. Milton Garonzik will star as Mon sieur Beaucaire with a large ensemble including Leon Yourtee Eddie Harper Roszel McConnell Robert Irvine Clinton Carbaugh James Barger David Schnebly William Scheider Hugh Guilford Richard Hamphill Roderick Reed Mirepoix Hiram Davis Carlisle Humelsine Victor Bob Fleigh Richard Heleine Dorothy Loy Louise Gimple Janet Cartee Julie Brandt Ruth Rhodes Gould June Kuhn Estelle Margaret Fry Marie. The May 19 performance will be in the High School auditorium.
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Hageratown High School
Monsieur Beaucaire
Miriam Everts
Milton Garonzik
Leon Yourtee
Winterset
Eddie Harper
Molyneux
Roszel McConnell
Rachell
Robert Irvine
Janet Cartee
Clarise
Julie Brandt
Bellerton
Ruth Rhodes
Baring
Gould
June Kuhn
Estelle
Margaret Fry
Marie
Pleasing Program at Society's Tea
The social hall of St. Pauls M church hosted a spring tea by the Womens Foreign Missionary Society with a devotional theme Nature in Scripture and Song. The Treble Clef Club performed pieces including The Butterfly Rain The Wind's in the South and May Day Morn. Mrs B H Zeigler spoke on China and its impact on missionary work. Refreshments followed the program.
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St. Paul's M. 1
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Treble Clef Club
John Zentmyer
Mary Howard
T.M. Wertz
A.H. Sherman
Eva Shulenberger
B. H. Zeigler
China
Frank Steelman
Fire damages Daily Mall job department. frost warnings issued
Early morning blaze lightly damaged the Daily Mall job department as Brewer Stouffer discovered it. The weather bureau issued frost warnings. The Hagerstown Driving Club planned a May meet at Thirgrounds on May 40.
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Daily Mall
Brewer Stouffer
Hagerstown
Warstorm Breaks Wilbarieport Trolley Glass Shatters
Motorman Joseph Feisner suffered severe cuts to face and hands when the Willarieport trolley front glass shattered in a wild storm. A Sharpsburg area bank barn belonging to Samuel D. Piper was destroyed by fire causing about £2000 in losses. Mercury reached 92 as the warm spell continued. Lee Gruber of Company B achieved 22 hits in 25 at 100 yards at Watt's Park. Cc. E. Koogle was reelected superintendent and Samuel E. B. Shufler assistant at Trinity Lutheran Sunday School meeting in Boonsboro.
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Joseph Feisner
Willarieport
Snaden
Samuel D. Piper
Sharpsburg
Lee Gruber
Watt's Park
Cc. E. Koogle
Samuel EB. Shufler
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Boonsboro
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column on Love and Work
Readers seek guidance on trust in a traveling salesman lover and on finding work while awaiting marriage. Betty Brainerd urges trust until proven unworthy, emphasizes self respect, and advises practical steps to secure employment and avoid risky relationships.
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Betty Brainerd
Feminine Eyes Toward Three Quarter Swagger Coat
Chicago May 2 A Proat Staff Writer notes the spring swagger coat trend. three quarter length coats appear in woolen blends and pastels, praised for versatility with dresses and suits, in plaids and white pique styles seen at Chicago shops, including Michigan Avenue outlets.
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Associated Proat
Chicago
Michigan
Michigan Avenue
Epworth League to Present Play Fashions in Love
Epworth League plans a May 15 stage show at the Masonic Temple auditorium in St. Bonat. The three act comedy directed by Mrs. M. W. Ditt and Mrs. F. W. Cruickshank features a selected cast and promises to be a fine production.
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M. EB. Church
Linsay Barbee
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Eable
M. W. Ditttd
F. W. Cruickshank
Bes
Epworth League of
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Arthur Stoner
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Ada Hammond
New York
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Gler Foffenberger
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