Girl Scouts Plan Camp Frame Delegation At City Picnic
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 held a Thursday evening picnic at City Park with nineteen girls and leaders Miss Ruth Penner and Mrs. Dorothy Bussard. They announced plans to send a large delegation to Camp Frame this summer sponsored by the local Girl Scout Council. A scavenger hunt followed supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FROOP
Girl Scouts of
Troop 2
Ruth Penner
Dorothy Bussard
Camp Frame
Girl Scout Council
Personal Notes on Local Residents Departures and Visits
Local residents fly to Rochester New York for a government post relocation. New York visitors arrive to see relatives, while military personnel return to camps in Georgia Delaware and Illinois after furloughs. Admissions to Washington County Hospital include several residents from Boonsboro Sharpsburg and Shepherdstown. A Lakeland Florida relocation is noted for Henry Stewart Jones and family. McKay family funeral in St Mary Ontario referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Ray R. Ridenour
Boonsboro
Florence A. Brenner
Bixler Avenue
Donald M. Harvey
Big’ Pool
Cleveland B. Earry
Sharpsburg
Nancy BD. Weaver
West
Franklin Street
Helen Carbaugh
Mary H. Dobbins
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mary E. Slotterbeck
Rev Young Delivers Banquet Speech at St Pauls Meeting
Rev G Aubrey Young of the Presbyterian church spoke on Counting the Cost at a Busy Men's Bible class banquet at St Pauls United Brethren church. The program featured school orchestra selections and vocal quartets, highlighting Hagerstown's largest men’s class with 123 average weekly attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Aubrey Young
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Sidney B. Jaynes
Merle Belle Collette
Mary Secor
Catherine Novyinger
Louise Novinger
Romayne Beyard
William Fraley
Claudius Ryan
Forrest Rogers
Hagerstown
F. Berry Plummer
Philo A
Senior Play At High School This Evening
The final rehearsal for the senior class play The Fighting Littles clarifies spots for tonight’s three act comedy. Tickets show a large audience expected as curtain rises in the auditorium. Veterans from past plays are now in the U S Army Air Forces or missing after raids over Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beecher
U.S. Army Air Forces
Germany
John Eidtson
Anne of Greenables
James Hussong
James
U. S. Army Air Forces
England
America
James Webb
New Guinea
Delegates Named for State Encampment Meeting
The Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars reports a successful poppy sale. Delegates to the Maryland Encampment to be held in Cumberland June 23 to 25 include Mesdames Natalie Ruth Beulah C Williams Audrey Highbarger as delegates at large with several alternates. District Meeting No 2 of the Seneca District Association meets June 15 at the First Baptist Church Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Maryland
Cumberland
Nataie Ruth
Beulah C. Williams
Audrey Highbarger
Catherine Smith
Mae Whiteman
Ruth Ridge
Bessie Hurd
Katherine Finfrock
Hattie Chrissinger
Susan Sixens
Anna Henson
Morty Heli
Mary Alter
Seneca District Association
Washington
Frederick Counties
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Mis and companions attend Christian Churches convention in D C
Mrs Frank W Mish of the Womens Club plans summer with daughter in Brunswick Maine. Rev Dr and Mrs William Mor ment Henry S Snavely Mrs Co A Frick Mrs Grace Delauter Mrs D M Bowarth Miss Miriam Boward and Mr and Mrs J T Rossler return from Washington D C where they attended the Christian Churches of the Capital Area annual convention at the National City Church May 22 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morment
Henry S. Snavely
Co. A. Frick
Grace Delauter
D. M. Bowarth
Miriam Boward
J. T. Rossler
Washington, D. C
of the
Christian Churches of the Capital Area
National City Church
Poppies Aid Veterans In Medical Care and Therapy
Hospital poppy production by wounded veterans supports families and aids recovery. Veterans from World War I and recent conflicts create the paper flowers for the American Legion Auxiliary to buy and resell, providing cash earnings and therapeutic occupation. A Gulfport facility notes the season lifts patients’ spirits, while a tanker survivor funds his sister’s graduation with poppy profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Woods
Guadalcanal
Salerno
Veterans’ Hospital
Col
G. T. Sheffield
Veterans Administration
Gulfport, Miss
Pacific
Miss Richardson Weds Pvt Boylen at Baltimore Church
Dorothy Richardson, daughter of Harold Richardson of Cave Town, wed Pvt. Charles A. Boylen of the U S Paratroops at Roland Avenue Methodist Church Baltimore on May 22. Rev Paul Bohi officiated with Ruth Pender in the organ recital. The bride wore navy and white with gardenia corsage. Best man was Lawrence Barton. Guests included Anna Belle Boylen, maid of honor. The couple’s short honeymoon preceded Boylen's return to Fort Benning. the bride resumes nursing at the Home for Incurables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Richardson
Cavetown
Dorothy Richardson
Charles A. Boylen
U. S
Lawrence Barron
Pvt. Boylen
Fort Benning, Ga
Missionary Union Meets at First Baptist Church
The Missionary Union's Women group met last evening at the First Baptist Church with Mrs. J. P. Richard presiding. The Grace Watlington Circle led the program including articles by Nora Barger and Velma Mantous on China, a prayer by Mrs. J. Mowen, and a selection titled Fling Out The Banner. W. A. girls will host the June program and the Livingston Circle will provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Circle
Program at Meeting of First Church of God group
The Adult Christian Endeavor Society met at Mrs. Nora Rogers home on Chestnut street to present a Memorial Day program. Refreshments followed the business session for Rev. H. C. Gonso and many members including Mr. and Mrs. Weller Holmes Reeder Hahn Werking Mummert Kidwell Louw Sostar and Jeraldine Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adult Christian Endeavor Society of the First Church of God
Nora Rogers
Chestnut Street
H. C. Gonso
R. G. Weller
Earl Holmes
N. Reeder
Roy Hahn
Mary Werking
Mary Mummert
Mollie Kidwell
Charles Smith
Leroy Hahn
Jeraldine Holmes
Mary Louw
Virginia Sostar
Annual Dance At Fountain Head Club By Del Rio Orchestra
Phil Young and his Club del Rio orchestra will provide music for Fountain Head Country Club’s Decoration Day dance on Monday evening May 29. Dancing runs from 9:30 to 1:20. An informal terrace party follows on the club terrace, kicking off a series of Saturday night events for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Young
Club del Rio Orchestra
Fountain Head Country Club
Summer Meetings Planned By Beaver Creek Homemakers Club
The Beaver Creek Homemakers Club outlines August box social in the community hall with a guest policy. June and July meetings are scheduled at Mrs. Hofman’s and Mrs. Funk’s homes respectively. Sixteen members attended. three members donated blood to the Red Cross, and war stamps and bonds sales reached $154.60. Members logged two hundred hours at the Red Cross sewing room and worked on salvaging waste, gate, paper, and tin cans. Ardath Martin led a tabletop refinishing demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Red Cross
Red Crogs
Ardath Martin
Winners named in fourth Washington County radio program
Ruth Ford and Patsy Beck were judged winners yesterday in the fourth program featuring imitation radio broadcasts at the Washington County Free Library children's room. Honorable mentions went to John Davenport and Helen Harshman among 13 fourth grade participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Free Library
Ruth Ford
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Patsy Beck
Antietam Street
John Davenport
Surrey School
Helen Harshman
Winter Street
Robert Allen
Ann Briddell
Marie Coss
Billy Murdock
Trizie Ann Ellroy
Lynn Meyers
Nancy Porter
Sarah Robinson
Jack Warrenfeltz
School Art Is Unique Exhibit At Washington Museum
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts hosts an expansive Public School Art exhibit drawing visitors from across the county. About 500 items reflect art’s role in schools from elementary murals to junior high design and utility arts, with notable displays in wallpaper, agriculture themed art, leather craft, block printing, and carved wooden boxes. More than 3800 people have visited so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Woodland Way
Biggs
West Washington Street
South Potomac
Christian Science Lesson Denounces Necromancy and Mesmerism
The Church of Christ, Scientist and Ha geretown Christian Science Society schedule Sunday May 28 services with a lesson sermon titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced. Romans 16 19 20 serves as the golden text and Isaiah 8 19 frames citations alongside passages from Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science textbook page 72 noting that divine law, not personal intercommunication, communicates truth health and harmony to earth and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Service
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Society of
Earth
Births reported in Washington County Hospital notices
Mr and Mrs J D Holt of Chambersburg announce a daughter born May 25 at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs George F Hamill of 921 Maryland Avenue report a daughter born May 25 at the same hospital. Pvt and Mrs Orville L Kyler of 21 Washington Avenue are parents of a daughter born May 25 at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anngunge
J. D. Holt
Chambersburg
Washington County Hospital
George F. Hamill
Maryland Avenue
Orville L. Kyler
Washington Avenue
Electro-chemical Process Restores Worn Metal Files
A new electro chemical method reportedly reconverts worn metal surfaces to their original efficiency, potentially restoring full performance without material replacement. The process claims to recondition worn tools to near new condition, offering cost savings for manufacturing.
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Miss Morrow
U.S.C
JSQ Center
Margaret Morrow
Girls’ Service Organization
Opal Bishop
Judy Carbaugh
Betty Jane Daugherty
Gayl Gerber
Jacqueline Hajek
Pat Kieffer
Jean Wncus
Kathryn Shenk
Hazel Stonesifer
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Washington Square
H.L. Mills
Hershey
Archibald Jones
South Prospect Street
Rochester
N. Y
Jones
Jose Stehle
New York
Inlaw
Rene Stehle
Western Pike
Kenneth B. Shank
Camp Ellis
Pic
Samuel H. Buck
Camp Stewart
Virginia Buck
Freemont Street
Harlan Bayer
Keedysville
Dayton
Ohio
James Head
Coast Artillery
Fort Miles
Del
Garland M. Harbaugh
Newport
R. I
M. E. Harbaugh
North Locust Street
Henry Stewart Jones
Lakeland
Fla
W. G. McKay
Chewsville Pike
John A. McKay
St. Mary
Ontario
Canada
Glick’s
Kreider & Ephrata
Glick’s Shoe Store
Washington St
Lal
Washington Street
Rev. Young
St. Paul’s United Brethren
Frank W. Mish
Women’s Club
David Graham
Brunswick
Maine
Jet Ux
Helene Gurtis
Zotos
Ss. ’ Fleisher’s
Miss Richardson
the Omega
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ferman Gene Noo Fares
TaNee
Zenith Radio Corporation
Richard BE. Wroe
Guilford Avenue
Nena Diesman
18Th St
Wroe
Richard E. Wroe
Baltimore
Violet. Issertell
Cranford
N. J
Diesman
Frank M. Wroe
Daily Mail
Sport Coats
Slax Sox
Frank
FLOOR
Everly
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