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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1921
Page
10
Social and personal items recount brief visits and travels of Baltimore residents and visitors. Notables include L. Weigand at Potomac Edison, Mrs. Roy Shriner returning home, Russell Wilson attending Y M C A conference in Black Mountain, A Harries visiting from Denver, and others from Baltimore to Washington and Chicago with plans for Europe in June.
Mrs. Irwin wife of Rev Dr Irwin of the First Baptist Church entertained the Missionary Society at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon. After the business session delightful refreshments were served. The chiffon scarf bordered with ostrich or silk fringe is seen at all smart evening functions.
Miss Edna Conrad of Williamsport led Maryland’s six graduates in the Johns Hopkins Training School class of 69 nurses honored yesterday. Former public school teacher, she earned a scholarship. Dr Winford H. Smith distributed diplomas and Judge Henry D. Harland awarded scholarships and prizes totaling 1605 dollars.
A wedding dinner was hosted at W. C. Fearnow home in Innwood West Virginia on Sunday for newly married Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd K Fearnow. Fifty five guests were invited and 46 attended. The bride's cake weighed 25 pounds. The couple plans to live in Waxerstown.
Seventh grade pupils of Miss Mae Clintock's School for Children will present a Midsummer Night's Dream play Friday night May 23 at 7 30 in the Women's Health auditorium. Pupils will also sing. The school closes with a record 77 pupils enrolled. All patrons and friends are invited.
Six graduates will receive diplomas at St James School during the 76th annual commencement to be held on Wemenday Tune 4th. Adam Jacobs Jr of Brownsville Pa is president of the class with Robert C Cornelius of Mekkeesport Pa valedictorian. Other graduates include Benjamin Mills William P Orrick J C Willard A Griffen Jr and Alexander Be Stump. Commencement events will heat Sunday June 1st attracting visitors for the week.
A vintage advertisement promises that each 16 cent package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions to dye any worn or faded item new. It targets women and claims even first timers can achieve color with colors available at drug stores and general stores.
Mr and Mrs J C Brewer and their daughter Ruth spent the weekend with Mr J H Marcey and family in Fort Myer Virginia.
An old advertisement touts P D Q as a quick killer of bedbugs using a liquid fire formula. It promotes a patented poison in various bottle formats sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and other druggists.
Comedy and tragedy featured last night as the Community Players staged The Monkey's Paw directed by Mrs. John H. Kieffer and Florist Shop directed by Misa Flora Meredith. Performers included Harry White and Mary Ridenour with a largely novice cast delivering a whirlwind, if uneven, entry.
A reader, Robert E. Smith, reports long lasting constipation relief after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims quick relief, liver action, suitability for stout persons, and broad distribution with no substitutes.
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