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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

12

Social notes and personnel moves in local areas

Ming Agnes Sinsel serves as secretary to Captain A. Cochran of this city, visiting New York. Robert Milton and Robert J. Vickery were brought to Washington County Hospital from Dukersville for X-ray treatment. Miss Naomi Hate of Zullinger has accepted a secretary post with the Hagerstown Y M C A and will begin after Chambersburg public school ends.

Ming Agnes Sinsel A. ¥. Cochran Mr. Cochran New York Robert, Jr Mttlaon Robert J. Vickery Washington County Dukersville Naomi Hate Zullinger Bregkinn County Hagerstown

Birthday Party in Honor Of Daughter

A delightful birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Faceb Monliger in honor of their daughter Migs Della. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Vapole, Mr and Mrs John Monliger, Mr and Mrs George Moninger and family, Mr and Mrs Howard Heartman and family, and numerous Moninger and Lapole relatives and friends.

Faceb Monliger Migs Della Mra Charles Vapole John Monliger George Moninger Howard Heartman Nod Mra Joseph Thompson Milonis D. Moninger John Spade Charles Prosgrave Delia Moninger Goldie Spade Sarah Spade Viola Moninger Bob Moninger Mabel Noninger Lillie Moninger G. Lapole Violet Moninger Wa Lapole Lorela Lapole Guy Spade Melvin Moninger Clargace Moninger Alwart Moninger Wilburt Lapole Rey Moninger Clinton Lapole Charles Moniger Frederick and Raymond Moninger

Miss Phillips Bride of George E Wantz Formerly of City

Miss Phillips and George E Wantz announced their marriage with the ceremony performed by Rev B B Dewey at a Baptist parsonage in Kiltamenger Pa on April 5 He formerly lived in Hagers town and with Leechburg social prominence The bride daughter of John H Phillips works at the Steel Works in Leechburg and her mother is Mrs William Hidenour of 231 West Avenue Bakersville Lutheran Church to hold May service May 20 with readings solos and an address The Hohrersville Community Club invited Washington County Farm Bureau to August meeting in Ringgold Clearspring to host June meeting

William Hidenour West Avenue George E. Wantz Hazel Mae Phillips Leechburg B. B. Dewey the Baptist, Parsonage Kiltamenger Wantz Hagerstown John H. Phillips Phillips Women’s Missionary Society of Bakersville Lutheran Church Edna Munson Lionel Meredith, Jr Remsburg Kemp Kreiser Atterus Hohrersville

Play Yard Featured at Garden Party by Women's Club

A Cochran lawn garden party next Thursday May 24 on the Terrace showcases a children play yard with alid ing boards swings horizon tal bare rings and sand boxes supervised by mothers. A post office features uniformed youngsters delivering surprise parcels with Mrs Hamilton Smith and others in charge. A fish pond hosts fishing with prizes while a nursery fridge holds parents milk. A Fairy train and dancers under Mrs tuckfield design and HanKey Dressmaking Shop outfits entertain, with magnavox music from Mower Company and seating for the large crowd for Miss MacIntirek’s fete.

Cochran Lawn Hamilton Smith H. H. Towler Erwin Forkler Wiley Ritchle C, WV. Alien Bell Parcel Post Vernon N. Simmons Adrian Onderdonk Robert ‘Towson Margaret Acorad Eta Infanta Af Bpain Mery Pennington Pied Piper Marlon Smith Pocahontas Martha Tombaugh Lochinvar Maris Alten- Gerfer Fair Hilen Temple Glens Young Lord Fauntleroy Margaret Stickell Peasy Bandhtels Privcilla Mary Bliiott John Alden Caroline Holzapfel Pirate Frances Februey Mad Hat Lavendar Julia Brandt

Pupils Stage May Fete Today In School Lawn

The May fete at Miss MacClintock's school starts 2:30 on the lawn at Emmet W. Gans Terrace. Features include songs, games, the Fairy May Pole, and a long parade of listed characters such as Little Girl Wizabeith Miller and Calico Clown Marguerite Batrack with a sequence of toy roles and Mother Goose figures.

Ingham Dog Mary Ellen Jean McCauley Whoden Soldiers Jimmy Roulette Billy Benke Isabel Miller Phylltyabr Ney Wes Doll Helen Bower Laura Coston Amelia Bacchtol Peter Rabbit Lewia Wingert Bunny Rabbit Charles Cassell Jean McMichael

Addresses at Evans Church Meeting Highlight Carlisle Ministers

The second day of the Carlisle District Evangelical Church gathering in Evans featured strong addresses by Rev. J. B. Spangler presiding, Rev. I. K. Baker leading devotions, and talks by pastors from Lewistown to Enola and Wellsville. Delegates were chosen for the Reading quadrennial, with sessions on Sunday school success, teacher preparation, and the influence of church lessons on home life. The program included solos, a vocal program, and the keynote address on the Power of Vision by Rev. W. Pelfley.

Carlisle Evangelical Church United Evangelical Church J. BH Spangler I. K. Baker Wellsville E. Koontz Lewintown J. B. Ryder C. W. Finkblader A. Snyder W. H. Lilley G. C. Gabriel I. E. Spangler I. WH. Rosenberger Enola B. G. Hoffman Leasburg Jesus C. W.hipple Port Trevortion Koontz J. Boyd Trostle Reading F. H. Sanders New Kingston Rey. B. K. Moore Petsley J. C. Shearer Evangelical Sunday School Literature W. Hipple D. F. Young C. H. Loyer 5. A. Snyder Christian Endeavor H. C. Guthrie

Evening session outlines consecration by President Spaugler

A. W. Brownmiler attends the evening session where the consecration service is to be conducted by President Spaugler.

A. W. Brownmiler Eleaiing Spaugjler

Woman's Club Garden Party Promises Elegant Supper

The Woman's Club hosts a Garden Party on May 24 offering an open supper to all, with tables on porches and wide lawns for 209 guests. Reservations are taken. nonmembers may attend. Committee chaired by Mrs Elmer N Funhouser with Edna Smith and others assisting.

Misses Smith Towis Elmer N. Funhouser Edna Smith Mlaetrone South Robert Wright Mkalmers Read A. B. Baker William Post Duvall F. W. Cruikshanks Frehley

Birthday Surprise A Pleasant Affair For Mr I McAfee

A birthday burprise party was held at Mr I McAfee's home to honor his thirty second birthday. Guests included Mrs R A Martin and families Charien Byerly Lionel Martin Harry Martin Russell House Samuel Moore and Samuel McAfee. Meridian Club Friday to meet at the Women's Club at noon.

8. I. McAfée McAfee R. A. Martin Charien Byerly Harold Linoel Martin Harry Martin Elizabeth Harry Russell House

Kelloggs Bran Promises Permanent Relief All Brain Truth

An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as a natural health aid that relieves constipation and improves wellbeing. It touts benefits for the whole family, urges daily consumption, and offers serving ideas, recipes, and retail availability. The copy stresses the product as food, not medicine, and lists various suggested uses.

Kellogg’s Kelloge’s Kellogg's

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