Social and Personal Notes From Local Residents
Miss Marie Sprankle visits Harrisburg for a week while Miss Mary Isanogle travels to visit her brother in East Leo Street. George Burke spends a few days in the city from Philadelphia. Chaney W. Cromer and Miss Henrietta Loowe travel, with Mrs. Worthington and others visiting Baltimore and Washington. Numerous residents return from trips to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, with social visits cataloged among Clubs and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Isanogle
New Cumberland
Jotn Tsanagie
Leo Street
George Burke
Philadelphia
Thin City
Mer. Wr. Garling
Baltimore
Leo Carski
Class To Hold Anniversary Service Here
The Men's Bible Class of Christ Reformed Sunday School plans its annual anniversary events starting Thursday night at 7 45 with officers installed and a program. A special anniversary service follows on Sunday May 10 with the class attending the church service. Rev Chalmers W Walek of Frederick will speak at the banquet Thursday night. Prof Chas A Ceaser will lead the music. Officers include President C C Ditto Vice President C B Darner Secretary Harry A Lyon Assistant Secretary John W Hankey Treasurer E B G Dietrich Assistant Treasurer D H Downing Librarians A D Hock G A Kiefer Teacher Nev Dr Conrad Clever Enrollment stands at 187 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Chalmers W. Walek
Frederick
Chas
A. Ceaser
C. C. Ditto
C. B. Darner
Harry A. Lyon
John W. Hankey
Yeasurer
EB. G. Dietrich
D. H. Downin
A. D. Hock
G. A. Kiefer
Nev
Conrad Clever
A Polkadot Picture Navy blue georgette outfit
A navy blue georgette ensemble with light blue embroidery and disk accents is described, worn over a matching slip. The front bow and short sleeves are noted, highlighting comfort for summer compared to tighter long sleeves.
Alsatia Rink Card Party And Dance Planned
Alsatian Club plans a May event at Hag-Mar Rink to host 8000 attendees with guests per member. Milton Lyons Orchestra to play round dancing. Maryland Union Dance Orchestra to provide square dancing. Ten bridge tables and fourteen for 800. sixteen prizes and favors for ladies. Committees led by A R R Black and George R Lindsay. Also notes William Pettit hosts a sixteenth birthday at 225 South Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Lyon
Maryland
Bniare Dante Orchestra
A. R. R. Black
M. BE
Bl Unger
M. Mathias
George R. Lindsay
Eugene C. Evans
Doc Lowry
Doc" Fair
Tyler
William Pettit
Ww. Pettit
South Locust Street
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Gounds
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Gounds announce the birth of a son at Washington Cann ry Hospital yesterday afternoon. The address listed is 304 South Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Gounds
South Locust Street
Washington Cannry Hospital
Women's Store To Open In Magers Town
Theodore Birnbach of Martinsburg announces M. Birnbach has acquired the three story building at 15 West Washington Street from Thomas Porter. The former owner will vacate by July 15 and August 1 at the latest. Birnbach plans a chain of women's stores in key centers and will supervise the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riison
Woman's
Magers Town
Theodore Birnbach
Martinsburg
M. Birnbach
Thomas Porter
West Washington
Birnbach
St Pauls Sunday School Institute Near Clear Spring
St Pauls Union Sunday School near Clear Spring will hold its annual institute in the church on Friday evening May 8. Rev J L Irwin of First Baptist Hagerstown will speak on The Church At Work. Special music and invitation to all. Beaver Creek Community Club meets Thursday at 7 30 in the Community Hall. Mrs Richard Bam berger of Jelit or Md hosts Mr and Mrs H M Schnebley. Mrs Harvey Bomberger of Boonsboro Mrs C C Clever and Miss Bally Cro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Union Sunday School
Western Pike
Clear
Attace
Irwin
First Baptist Church
Hageratown
Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek Community Club
Tha
Richard Bamberger
Jelitor, Md
H. M. Sehnebley
Clearspring
Harvey Bomberger
Boondboro
C. C. Clever
Bally Cro
Hair Care Ritual With Leghorn Hat For Sun Exposure
A writer describes using a large leghorn hat to expose hair to sunlight for beauty. The crown opens to lift hair onto the brim, protecting eyes and complexion during a daily sun bath. On cloudy days the scalp is massaged and hair allowed to hang for an hour. When styled, hair is coiled and secured with a comb to prevent pulling.
A Square Deal for the Wife in Marriage
Cynthia Grey argues that marriage should be a true partnership with shared profits and losses. She contends women deserve joint access to finances and mutual control of the family purse, challenging the old male-dominated order. The piece urges reform of domestic economics in line with the marriage vow.
Picture at Leitersburg Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended a Leitersburg Town Hall showing of The Story of Com, a County Agent directed film on seed bed preparation for profitable, larger corn crops. County Agent Moore, home demonstrator Miss Margaret Goatee, and Keller Schank of the Leitersburg Grange spoke, with enthusiastic audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Leitersburg
Moore
Margaret
Keller |Schank
Lelteraburg Grange
Poem in Ninety-Eight-Six Magazine from Cragmor Sanitarium
Mrs navy Davis Heen of Hagera writes Queen of the Night in the current Ninety-eight-six magazine from Cragmor San itarium Colorado Springs. Oversea Mrs Reed shows a lyric note, tenderly handled and charming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Davis Heen
Hageraflown
Cragmor Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Reed
Professional Musicians Tonight Highlight Hagerstown Program
The Professional Musicians Night in Hagerstown features a full bill led by Ray A. McMichael and W. A. Westphal at 8 o’clock. Milton Lyon, a noted violinist, headlines with trio numbers while vocal instructor Charles M. Casil and pianist Milton Lyon perform. A diverse program includes organ, violin, piano solos, and chorus, with numerous local musicians and teachers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Atethaw
Milton Lyon
Prlirs
Charles Af
Gussil
Tonist
Ray A. McMichael
W. A. Wertphal
Mr. Westphat
Trinly Lutheran Chirele
Mer
Klee Michael
Magerstown Behant
Charles M. Casio
Milton Hyon
Shugerstown Muai
Cian
Peabody
Baltimore
Hapevatown
Poly
Lyon
George Buys
Lyria Club
Charles Moward Roderick
Miex Regina M. Feigley
Plorence
Wittama Parker
Mies
Catherine M. Rauth
Hagerstown
Two Plate
Sulle
Debussy
En Bate
Cartone
Menuel
R. A. McMine
W. A. Westphal
Greedy
Regina M. Py
Hansi Verdi
Nuys
Waldaleda
Frapy
Heros
Roett
Paltchinelle
Hachiaaningt
Willams Harker
Sale v Romance
Svendsen
Hannah Down Ingrant
Zona Miller Hall
Q.N. Cartver
Wisan
Tidero de
Mate
Moszkowski
Antu Moszkowski
Tyfu
Ifallaen
Her
Hlfeahen
Selimebly
Caprice
Jesque
Gabrikovitych
Virginia Shunk
Jondo Capricelora
Mendelssohn
Julia Kell Shenk
To Forge
Impressions
Sidelin
Sw Reho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paome
Marie Sprankle
Muberry Street
Nilende Fq
Harrisburg
Chaney W. Cromer
Dagmar
New York
Henrietta Loowe
Washington
Aml
Edgar Worthington
Worthington
Clyde Brower
Fred Leiter
Mount Vernon
Mite
W. S. Bemsburg
Summit [Avenue
Battimore
Miles Mary Glatk
Soar Philadelphik
Giuney Winslow
Boston
Harry
Sears
Beverly, Mars
Roger Whipule
Ts. Winslow
Mre. Beara
FH. Plummer
C. M.horat
Bhoer N. Funkhourer
Ralph Miler
James Gayman
Gon James
Mildred
Geo. Phowalter
J. Todd Stoops
Woosier Motor Chi
Indianapolie
Ind
Washington, D. Cy
Mia
H. T. Heener
Hamilton Boulevard
In- Manayola
Mis
Albert Werkingam
Doreles
Lestersburg
Clarence Irvin
Beaver Greek
J. Edgar Heckley
Ruth
Coretta Jr
Howard
R. GC. Grebilt
Arthur l, Spreeber
Coartons
Cumberland
Sheridan Toms
Gapland
Mra
Merle Sheely
Catharina
Kenneth
James French Gadets
Donald
Leon
Russell Ambrose
John Gouger
Glepn
Helen
Catherine
Tomes
Elsia Toms
Bre
Ira
Toma
Barnard
Baby
Herman
Toms
Mary Deibert
Catherine Wolfe
Yoseph Toms
Men of Christ Reformed Church
Alsatia
Cepia Ree
Collins
North Bread St
ST. Paul's Sunday School
BODIE
Noel Francis
Cynthia Grey
Grey Gables
Alice M
Weagly
Peet Street
Prien
Music Week
Mrs. Erges
Broadway
Avelopers
Oak
Joanna
Yesteryear
The
Phila, Mnquirer
Om Fletshers Millinery Headquarters
Hagerstown and
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