Local society notes and wedding near Frederick
Mrs Baker of the Evening Mall receives thanks for personal notes and announcements from Martinsburg and surroundings. Miss Mary Louise Lucas visits with relatives, Miss Rachel Miller plans a trip to Oil City and Detroit to stay with Franklin Miller. Roy E Spigler and Catherine E Harris wed at Frederick Presbyterian Manse with attendants Roy Smith and Naomi Munday. Birth announced for Carl Carty's son born May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Roy E. Spigler
Catherine E. Harris
Charles E. Webler
Roy Smith
Naomi Munday
Carl Carty
South Locust Street
Tall Cedars plan trip to capital for Washington session
Hagerstown Forest No. 95 and the Tall Cedars of Lebanon prepare to attend the thirty first annual Supreme Forest session in Washington. A 77 member delegation including drums, rangers, and the Hoys band will march in the parade Saturday at 2 PM, review by President Roosevelt, with ceremonies and a banquet planned.
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Hagerstown Forest No
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Supreme Forest
Washington
Raleigh Hotel
Hoys
Cedars
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Roosevelt
T. C. Lindsay
Williamsport Senior Class Presents Mr. Bob Play
Williamsport High School junior and senior cast will stage a two act comedy titled Mr. Bob on Friday May 26 directed by Mrs J B Holtzworth. The ensemble features Philip Royson Charles Downey Robert Brown John Landis Jenkins Dale Fearnow Rebecca Luke Thelma Reid Katherine Rogers Genevieve Bowers Marion Bryant Hannah Flock Patty Pauline Burns with several members bringing prior stage experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport High School
Bob
J. B. Holtzworth
Caat
Philip Royson
Charles
Downey
Robert Brown
John Landis
Jenkins
Dale Fearnow
Rebecca Luke
Thelma Reid
Katherine Rogers
Genevieve Bowers
Marion Bryant
Hannah Flock
Patty
Colonists Leaving For Snyder's Landing
Summer colonists at Snyder's Landing near Sharpsburg begin their annual trek from Hagerstown to nature. The Potomac River spot hosts about a dozen cottages with modern improvements and landscaped gardens. Owners include J L Eckatine Victor Stine Harry Fridinger Frank T Greenwalt Fred Reynolds George Reynolds C P Telephone Co Luther Minnich Post Office Association and Paul Startzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder's ‘Landing
Hagerstown
Snyder's Landing
Potomac River
Sharpsburg
J. L., Eckatine
Victor Stine
Harry Fridinger
Frank T. Greenwalt
Fred and
George Reynolds
The
C. and P. Telephone Company
Luther Minnich
Post Office Association
Paul Startzman
DeMolay Program Honors Mothers at Hagerstown Chapter
The Hagerstown Chapter Order of DeMolay presented a candlelight service at the Masonic Temple honoring mothers, relatives, and friends. George Buxton sang, and members performed the humorous one act play Do Men Gossip for the large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Order ‘of
New York Fashion Patterns for Spring and Children
An advertisement showcases new Spring styles for women misses and children with rayon cotton organdie dimity and gingham options. Priced patterns at 15 cents, book 10 cents, full Fashion Magazine issue 48 pages with beauty and dressmaking tips. Order by mail with stamps or coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Dept
Hageratown Mail
Local Garden Club to Host Maryland Federation Visit
Hagerstown Garden Club plans a May 24 event for the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland. About 100 delegates expected including Mrs. Bladen Lowndes and other officers. Activities include a morning meeting at Hagerstown Country Club, a luncheon, garden tours of Miss Edna Smith and others, visits to the Art Museum, and tea at Mrs. Holmes Baker’s home. President Mrs. Thomas H. Hardinge leads the reception committee with Helene Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Garden Club
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
Baltimore County
Federation
Edna Smith
Fountain Head Heights
Fred Leiter
Harry R. Rudy
Marshall Wilson
George Funkhouser
Baltimore
Holmes Baker
Frederick
Thomas H. Hardinge
Hagerstown
Helene Stauffer
Walkersville
Trinity Lutheran School Banquet Fetes Morning Glory Sisters
Twenty two teachers of the Trinity Lutheran Sunday school primary and beginners department gathered in the church social hall for their annual Morning Glory Sister banquet. Guests exchanged gifts and cards through the year, with a menu served from a tulip adorned table. Covers included Catherine Schnebly, Ralph Highbarger, Lewis Bowers, Catherine Hoover, Frank Barker, Bruce Vance, Laura Fiery, Jesse Litler, D A Kirk, Ray Ford, Sister Catherine Neuhardt, Harry Fiery, Elmer Middlekauff, LeRoy Watkins, Cecilia Luther, Dora Burger, Trene Burger, Hays Kline, Helen Rowland, George Doornberger, Walter Hutson, and Walter Fiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Morning Glory
Catherine Schnebly
Ralph Highbarger
Lewis Bowers
Catherine Hoover
Frank Barker
Bruce Vance
Laura Fiery
Jesse Litler
D. A. Kirk
Ray Ford
Catherine Neuhardt
Harry Fiery
Elmer Middlekauff
LeRoy Watkins
Cecilia Luther
Dora Burger
Trene Burger
Hays Kline
Helen Rowland
Meridian Club Card Party Supports Welfare Association
Members of the Meridian Club women hosted a card party at the home of Miss Nellie Chrissinger and her sister Miss Mary Chrissinger to aid the Washington County Welfare Association. Ten tables of play, prizes for high scorers, fruit punch refreshments, and spring flowers decorated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Club
Washington County Welfare Association
Nellie Chrissinger
Washington County Free Library
Mary Chrissinger
Washington County
Kee Mar Alumnae Association Meets in Rose Room
A Kee Mar Alumnae Association meeting was held in the Rose Room of the Y M C A yesterday afternoon with president Mrs E H Zeigler presiding. Plans were laid for the June reception to be at the Washington County Hospital auditorium, formerly Kee Mar College. Committee chairs named for the affair include Regina Feigley for program, Mrs Samuel Suter for decorations, Mrs C D Miller for refreshments, Miss Aleda Cook for prizes, and Mrs Edward Updegraff for nominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Mar
E. H. Zeigler
Washington County Hospital
Kee Mar College
Regina Feigley
Samuel Suter
Samuel Suter; Retreshments, Mrs. C. D. Miller
Priser
Aleda Cook
Edward Updegraff
Meeting of St Paul M E Bible Class
The Women s Bible Class of St Paul M E church held its last meeting of the year in the class room with a fine program. Mrs EB H Zeigler presided. Mrs J A Long sang sweetly and Mrs J Grason Steffey of Williamsport delivered an impressive story. Rainy day bags were returned and the year’s business was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul M. BE. Church
J.A. Long
J. Grason Steffey
Williamsport
Beauty Regimen for Dry Skin Using Oils and Cleansing
The author describes a routine for dry skin using vegetable oils at night to remove makeup and soften the complexion, followed by morning cleansing with wart water and castile soap. Sunbathing is enjoyed but with the face covered to prevent roughening from sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
D A R Officers Re-Elected At Condecochéague Chapter Meeting
Mrs Harry Rudy hosted the Condecochéague Chapter N8 D A R as officers were re-elected for the year. Regents, vice-regent Lovella Burhans, recording secretary Leo H Miller, corresponding secretary Rudy, treasurer Homer Miller, registrar Mary Laughlin, historian Warren Miller, chaplain Scott Wagner. New member Mrs Fred Wright was welcomed. Reports on the National Congress in Washington were given. The next meeting June 19 will be at Mary Shafer’s home in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rudy
Terrace
Condecochéague
N. 8
Sarah Adams
Rudy
Frank Holtmeier
Lovella Burhans
Leo H. Miller
Mary Shafer
Boonsboro
Current Events Club Set for Summer Meeting at the Museum
The Current Events club will hold its final summer meeting tomorrow at 3 15 pm at the Museum. Speaker topics include motion pictures and their influence on 20th century Americans by Mia Allee Edmonds and year’s outstanding celebrities by Mrs Edward Undegraff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Allee Edmonds
Edward Undegraff
Andrew Cahill
Harry Keller
Surrey PTA to Hold Meeting and May Day Pageant
The Surrey Parent-Teacher Association schedules its annual meeting for tomorrow night at 7:30 in the school auditorium. A May Day pageant on the school lawn will begin at 6:00 with Surrey children participating and Theda May Miller named May Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey Parent-Teacher’s Association
Velock
Surrey
Theda May Miller
Margaret Lee Nelson
Soloiat
E. H. Zeigler
Christian Endeavor Institute Meeting At Emmanuel Church
A large gathering at Emmanuel United Brethren Church Monday night featured prayers led by the Emmanuel Brethren Society and a performance by the newly formed Christian Endeavor choir. State convention registrations were collected for Frederick in June and leaders outlined the five conference sections. An inspirational talk on the Christian life was given by Rev Vernon Miller with Winter and Sisco speaking on budget plans and the Penny a Day initiative. Washington County Union president Leroy Clark urged non Crusaders to register and participate in a planned stunt at the State convention led by Mrs Clyde Hildebrand. The Crusaders East District meet resumes Monday July 10.
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Christian Endeavor Institutte
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Emmanuel United Brethren Society
Christian Endeavor Choir
Albert Williame
Crusaders
East District
Frederick
State Union
J. Britain Winter
Harold E. Cheyney
Migs Ethel Toyner
George R. Smith
Spencer Sisco
Avery
Vernon. Miller
Evangel
Dcal
Baltimore
Winter
Bisco
Siaco
Maryland
Leroy Clark
Washington County Union
India Lace Day Program at Bakersville Lutheran Church
A India Lace Day program will be rendered at Bakersville Lutheran Church on Sunday May 21 at 10 30 am Rev W L Remberg will make an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville Lutheran Church
W. L. Remaburg
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Columns on Love and Youth
A 16 year old asks whether to continue dating a friend due to parental friendship while a 17 year old brunette seeks dating tips for a 24 year old suitor. Betty Brainerd counsels honesty, independence, and chasing other friendships instead of nagging for commitment.
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Betty Brainerd
Olive Hope Beauty Shop Ad Promotes Bonat Waves
A small classified ad for Olive Hope Beauty Shop at 208 N Potomac St offers Bonat Permanent Waves starting at $2.50. Includes phone listing for contact.
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Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Olive Hope
Bonat
Potomac St
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