Social and Personal Ed. notes from area visitors
Mrs Calvin Netkirk Virginia kvetine visits Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Bowser returning after their weekend. Barbara Jordan and Jacob Heather of Hollis LA visit sister Mrs J C Wiederhold in Williamsport. The Fridinger Garfurt families motor to Brooklyn over the weekend. Claude Root of Lakehurst spent weekend with parents. Dr D E Hott in NYC for surgery course returning May 31. William Roulette Jr and Anna K. Roulette visit East Orange. Charles Kilburn and Oliver Morris—tonsil adenoid operation. Mabel Follimer Petite Bernd Rhoda Bowers Quakertown weekend visitors. Georges Strausbaugh ill at home 234 North Locust. Alice Ulrich Washington visits in Hagerstown, hotels. L H Brumback Wm H Flanagan and Eugene Ferber camping near Luray. Helen Chreist and son move to 160 West Washington. D C Grogs Watstownown hosts. Harold Perham returns from Washington after visit. Mary Louise Rockwell Margaret Smith Lillian Moore at May Day fete Western Maryland College. Ladies attend Southern Baptist convention in Washington. Bruce Wilson Baltimore weekend visitor. Mary Strite Winonia Kaye Washington weekend at Strite home. Kaye to visit England. Richard Johnston returns to Washington after weekend with parents. A C Valentine back from St Petersburg Fla. Edwin Mason weekend in Charles Town with Glover. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE: Gladys Louise Sellers to Roy L Murphy on March 19 in Baltimore.
Richard Leiter Hosts Birthday Party At Home
Richard Leiter son of Mr and Mrs Frank S Leiter 940 Oak Hill avenue hosted friends for a tenth birthday party Saturday evening. Games and refreshments were served at a pink and white decorated table with flowers and candles. Also announced were births a daughter at Washington County Hospital Saturday night for Mr and Mrs PaulThomas a daughter another daughter for Mr and Mrs Quay Sagle Saturday night a baby girl for Mr and Mrs N O Barnes Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leiter
Frank S. Leiter
Oak Hill Avenue
Jane Stickerl
Jane Marie Wolfe
Ruth Leonard
Jean Leonard
Gloria Schuster
Pamela Statton
Audrey Triesler
Lois Smith
Dorothy Meyers
Phyllis Knofle
Anna
Catherine Leiter
Anne Gruber
Richard Stickell
Lee Wolfe
David Leonard
Richard Phillips
Warren
Edgar Stultz
Michell Dodson
Warren Reed
John Edward Haris
Tommy Kaylor
Bobby Diehl
Howard Yeager
Joseph Dennigan
Frederick Fahrney
Dick Wantz
Paul Thomas
Virginia Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Quay Sagle
East North Street
N. O. Barnes
Spruce Street
Last Dance for Forest Tall Cedars Tuesday Night
Acround and square dance at the Masonic Temple will be held Tuesday evening by Forest No. 95 Tall Cedars of Lebanon. This will be the last dance this season and all Tall Cedars are urged to attend. Dixie Ramblers provide music from 8 to 12. Favors will be given. Committee: Charles B. Turner, Lester Snyder, George Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Forest No. 95
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Forest
Dixie Ramlers
Charles B. Turner
Lester Snyder
George Lindsay
Sermon Preached To Graduating Nurses at 1933 Ceremony
The Rev. A. B. Miller delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Church of the Brethren for the Washington County Hospital for Nursing class of 1933. He urged each nurse to choose a life of prayer, meditation, and unselfish service, saying strength to work comes from God. Special music by the choir accompanied the service, with eleven graduates present alongside hospital faculty and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion
A. B. Miller
Washington County Hospital For Nursing
Church of the Brethren
Birthday Party for Miss Zentmyer at Theatre and Home
Miss Helen Zentmyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Zentmyer, celebrated her four teenth birthday with a theatre party showing Maurice Chevalier in A Bedtime Story at the Maryland Theatre, followed by a dinner at her home. Guests included Doris Wertz, Jane Pomeroy, Doris Fleigh, Jean Smith, Evelyn Rolle, Ann Huyett, Helen Zentmyer and Phyllis Baech. The table featured pink and green decor. CLASS WILL MEET The Busy Bee class of St. Pauls U B Church will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Hammond, 760 Highland Way, on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zentmyer
John D. Zentmyer
Marbern Road
Maurice Chevalier
Maryland Theatre
Doris Wertz
Jane Pomeroy
Doris Fleigh
Jean
St. Paul’s U. B. Church
Charles Hammond
Highland Way
Miss Woods Forms Shakespeare Club in City
Isabelle Woods of this city has been selected by the National Junior Shakespeare Story Telling Club to form a branch here with local teachers backing. The educational club aims to acquaint grade school children with Shakespeare through story hours and simplified plays, with grade clubs competing for town honors and a social angle added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle
Woods
Father's Day Service Held at Bethel United Brethren Church
A large congregation at Bethel United Brethren Church in Chewsville attended a Father’s Day service followed by Sunday School at 9. Rev H D Boughter led the sermon in harmony with Father’s Day themes. The Loyal Men’s Class and student readers Palmer Taylor and Raymond Miller contributed, and Edward Krause’s memory was honored with flowers. Officials discussed road improvements with State Roads Commission cooperation as a new wall and grading project nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel United Brethren Church
Chewsville
H. D. Boughter
R. E. Beachley
Fayetteville
State Roads Commission
Beachley
Paul Cooper
York
Visitor Paul Porter Guests of Senator Byron in Williamsport
Paul Porter of La Grange Georgia recently named special assistant to Secretary of Agriculture Wallace stayed with Senator and Mrs William D Byron in Williamsport for several days Porter is a newspaper man who covered Roosevelt visits at Warm Springs and is a personal friend of the President Porter married Bessie Benton of Winchester Kentucky a cousin of Mrs Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Porter
la Grange
Agriculture
Wallace
William D. Byron
Wil‘amsport
Porter
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Bessie Benton
Winchester
Byron
May Pole Party for Miss Amelia Leichel
A May pole party honored Amelia Anne Leichel on her fourth birthday at the family home on Oak Hill Avenue. Colorful ribbons decorated the lawn for dancing as outdoor games followed by refreshments in yellow and green. Tiny flower baskets served as favors for guests including Burly Schindle Joan Cameron Otty Schindle Patsy Schindle Janice Snyder Janice Zatser Dickie Schindle Betty Ann Dillard Holdis Schindle Bobby Schindle Mary Jane Crider and Jobu Crider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Anne Leichel
Paul Leichel
Oak Hill_avenue
Bury Schindle
Joan Cameron
Otty Schindle
Patsy Schindle
Janice Snyder
Janice Zatser
Dickie Schindle
Betty
Ann ‘Dillard
Hdldis Schindle
Bobby Schindle
Mary
Jane Crider
Jobu Crider
Franz Heinemann To Speak Before Grange
Franz Heinemann, a county resident and German Navy veteran of World War I, will address the Potomac Valley Grange at Indian Spring tonight at 8 30. He will recount personal war experiences including the Battle of Jutland and mine laying, discuss Hitlerism in Germany, and share insights from his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Heinemann
Germany
Potomac’ Valley Grange
Indian Spring
Heinemann
Jutland
We Women by Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd offers frank letters to a young woman about marriage, fidelity, and consequences. She admonishes selfish choices, urges considering a child’s welfare, and warns against rushing into a remarriage without ensuring genuine love and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
Man's Heart Stopped By Gas After Meal
W L Adams suffered heart stoppage due to gas in stomach after meals. Adlertka removed all gas, restoring normal eating and well being. Cauffman and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Adams
Adlertka
Cauffman and Company
You Can Be More Beautiful MELLO GLO Powder Ad
An old advertisement promotes MELLO GLO face powder claiming lines vanish pores shine disappears and a witching fragrance. It notes long wear and gentle formula suited to sensitive skin with prices 60 cents and one dollar at Leiter Bros tax free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -French
Melloglo
Leiter Bros
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Netkirk
Virginia
Kvetine
Lewis Bowser
Philadelphia
Bowser
Barbara Jordan
Jacob “Heather
Hollis
LA. 1
J.C. Wiederhold
Williamsport
John Fridinger
Phyllis
Louie'Garfurt
Janet
Jefferson Street
Brooklyn
Claude Root
Lakehurat
Mrs
F.R. Root
West Franklin Street
D. E Hott
New York City
William A. Roulette, Jr
Anna Kathering Roulette
East Orange
N. Charles
Kilburn
J, Oliver
Morris
Tal
Mabel. Follimer
Petite
Bernd
Rhoda ‘Bowers
Quakertown, Pa
Georges Strausbaugh
North Locust Street
Alice Ulrich
Washington
Hagerstown
Hotel
Alessander
Lynn H. Brumback
W. H. Flanagan
Martinsburg
Eugene Ferber
St. Paul, Minn
Blue Ridge Mountains
Luray
Helen Chreist and
Broadway Apartments
West Washington Street
D. C. Grogs
Watsontown
William Moore
West
Washington Street
Harold Perham
Washington, D. C
Harry. E. Semler
Raven Heights
Mary Louise Rockwell
Margaret Smith
Lillian Moore
Western Maryland College
Fred Peterman
Ray Reed
Frank Reed
J. P. Richards
Hunter Weigle
Emma Eakle
Southern Baptist Convention
Bruce Wilson
Baltimore
Mary Strite
Winonia Kaye
Miss Strite
A. C. Strite
East North
Miss Kaye
England
Richard Johnston
Charles E. Johnston
Broadway
A. C. Valentine
St. Petersburg, Fla
Edwin Mason
Charles Town
W. Va
Arthur L. Glover
R. E. Sellers
Gladys Louise
Roy L. Murphy
Kline Bros. Best
Larm’s
Potomac St
Zentmyer
Risgley
Donlyn
Summit Ave
N. Poternac St
Miss Woods
Shakespeare Club
Bethel Church
Chews*ville
Grange
Miss Hoffmeier
Misa Campbell
South Potomac Street
Olive Hope Beauty Shop
Bonat
N. Potomac
Conomac Park
Williamsport, MD
Ramudell, Dagmar Hotel
Chicago
Whane Anne
East Washington, ST
Alexander and
SNL
Blake
B.O
Doren
Mel
Lifelomoy
Lffer Plothee Co
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