Informal Party At USC Tonight Feature Night at the Y
The USC program invites all armed services men in uniform and Service A women to an informal party tonight in the auditorium at 8. A juke box dance will be held and guests should bring records. Tomorrow the Saturday night dance, with Gruber's orchestra, begins at 9 30. A new sewing department will assist men needing patches or stripes, staffed by Mrs. Barry Mumma and volunteers in the G S O room from 10 a.m. Readiness hostesses will staff evenings with volunteers including Mrs. James Stone and several Miss Diffendahls and Marguerite Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audi Vium
Y. M.C
Armed Services
U.S.C
Democratic Women's Club of
Clearspring
Fred Mowen
Barry K. Mumma
James Stone
Madeline Diffendahl
Jonah Alexander
Marguerite Schmidt
Betty Byer
Service To Honor Those In Armed Forces
A special service at Trinity Lutheran Church honors young men and women serving in the armed forces. A 110-name honor roll will be dedicated as Dr. Wilson P. Ard preaches on Courage, My Soul. Choir director Walter A. Westphal leads the recessional, organ numbers include Hymn of Glory and To an American Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Saddlen
Wilson P. Ard
Walter A. Westphal
de Koren
Pietro ¥On
Thompson
Robert M. Ryder
Wilbur Fiery
Pearl Eckard
Joseph M. Shuck
Trinity Church
Study Club Meeting At Home Of Mrs Fields
The Child Study Club met on Tuesday at Mrs. Earl Fields home with papers by Mrs. James H. Tribble and Mrs. David S. Dorman. Mrs. Andrew Apxt assisted as hostess and the next meeting is set for June at Mrs. N. R. Galvins Potomac avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fields
James H. Tribble
David S. Dorman
Andrew Apxt
N. R. Galvin
Potomac Avenue
Local Figures Take Short Rests and Visits Across Town
Miss Frances Wolf of Frederick street and Miss Marie Grove of Virginia avenue visit Camp Wheeler Georgia to see Marie’s brother Pvt Robert Grove. Zoltan Salkay of the U S Merchant Marines spends a week with Mrs Salkay on South Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wolf
Frederick Street
Marie Grove
Virginia Avenue
Camp Wheeler, Ga
Pvt
Robert Grove
Zoltan Salkay
U. S
Merchant Marines
Mrs. Salkay
South Prospect Street
Field Secretary To Attend Meeting Here
Mrs. Mabel B. Fenner, field secretary of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, will attend the evening meeting for children's workers at St. Mark's. She is a noted Lutheran educator and has held multiple church positions in children's work and missionary societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel B. Fenner
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
St. Mark's
Fenner
Light Brigade
Children of the Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Women’s Missionary Society
Wilson College broadcast showcases wartime service women
Wilson College will air an hourlong program tomorrow at 3 PM over Station WJHJ highlighting graduates aiding the war effort in Army Navy and civilian posts. Speakers include Lt Elizabeth Dickson Ensign Anns Pomeroy Lt Col Alice Agnew and College President Paul Swain Havens. The broadcast will end with a WAAC WAVES SPARS and Army Nurses Corps service tag presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Swain Havens
Wilson
Army Nurses Corps
Miss Hensel Visits Relatives During Leave From Bank Post
Hester Elizabeth Hensell of Windsor Tower New York City visits her mother Mrs Cora Hensell and aunt Mrs William Siebert at 1100 Virginia Avenue for a few days en route to Washington on leave from her public relations job with National City Bank of New York. She serves on the Overseas Press Club of America executive committee and on the Anzac Club in New York publicity committee aiding Australian and New Zealand forces en route to England. She notes the Anzacs welfare in New York and praise for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Elizabeth Hensell
Windsor Tower
New York City
Cora Hensell
William Siebert
Virginia Avenue
Miss Hensell
Washington
National City Bank of New York
New York
Overseas Press Club of America
Anzac Club
Australia
New Zealand
England
Miss Hensel
Dedicate Service Flag Sunday Night at St Pauls Church
A service flag honoring St Pauls Evangelical members in the military will be dedicated during the Sunday 7:30 pm service. Rev Walter J Dice will speak on Sacrifice and Service. choir sections and vocal solos by Mrs William Fritz are planned. Birthday Party The Misses Eakle entertain in honor of Miss Jane Huff birthday at Kemps Mill with a large guest list.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Walter J. Dice
William Fritz
Hakle
Virginia
Jane Huff
Kemps Mill
Freda Gastar
Jenetta Lillard
Beulah Ardinger
Elfreda Huff
Nora Eakle
Mary Eakle
Anieta Jean Dampier
Mildred Knode
Sonny Huff
Charles Huff
Mesdames Catherine Chrissinger
Virginia Richardson
Nellie French
Flora Peterman
Gladys Hershberger
Rodney Wolf
William Eakle
Ronny Wolf
Dances At Fountain Head Club Face Rail And Transit Hurdles
County farmers cooperate to sustain bi weekly Fountain Head dances through summer. Limited bus service and horse powered transport raise concerns about logistics and Sunday rest for horses. Downtown venues lack space and service. hotels offer space but not staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Country Club
Frederick
Earmpest
Food Preservation At Home By ARDATH MARTIN
ARDATH MARTIN outlines home canning and preservation practices. The article covers hot water bath method for berries fruits and tomatoes, rhubarb prep with sugar, air bubble removal, and jar sealing. It discusses early vegetables like asparagus peas and beans and promotes pressure canning to safely preserve a large volume of jars. It warns that hot water bath vegetables must be boiled 10 minutes before use if no pressure canner is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardath Martin
District Legion Auxiliary Set June 2 Meeting at Hotel Hamilton
Western District American Legion Auxiliary will hold a June 2 luncheon meeting at Hotel Hamilton starting 12 30 PM. Webster Harrison Unit Hancock and Morris Frock unit will host. Maryland Department officers expected. reservations due May 31 by calling Mrs. Cameron or Mrs. Floyd Strine. Mrs Blow of Sabillisvalle Sanitarium will be guest and receive a fund check for district WWI and current war veteran relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hamiltead
Webster Harrison
Hancock
Morris Frock
Department of Maryland
Cameron, Elgin
Floyd Strine
Blow
State Sanitarium
Sabillisvalle
Carrie
Two Hostesses At Shower Given Here
Miss Phyllis Stine and Mrs Wal ford Shilling entertained at a shower in honor of Mrs Richard Cocklin at the former’s The Terrace home. The pink and blue color scheme set the scene for bridge prizes won by Mrs Donald Dysert, Mrs Roger Viviens, Miss Betty Brown, Mrs Robert Keefauver, Mrs Irvin Schul er and Mrs Cocklin. Guests included Mrs Victor F. Stine, Mrs Floyd Bennett and Miss Blanche Knabler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Stine
Walford Shilling
Richard Cocklin
Donald Dysert
Roger Viviens
Betty Brown
Robert Keefauver
Irvin Schul|er
Cocklin
Victor F. Stine
Floyd Bennett
Blanche Knabler
Marriage announced for Lillian Lidie and Ralph Martz
Mrs. Lloyd Eyler of Clarendon Avenue announces the marriage of her sister Miss Lillian Lidie to Ralph Martz of this city. The ceremony was performed May 22 by Rev. M. A. Ashby in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Eyler
Clarendon Avenue
Lillian Lidie
Ralph Martz
M. A. Ashby
Boonsboro
Start Classes For Girl Scouts In Washington County
The Red Cross home nursing program will offer a home nursing course for Girl Scouts of Washington County. Troop 10 at Woodland Way School will begin Friday June 4 with instructors Mrs. Roy Adamson and Mrs. Janice Cook. Sessions meet Mondays and Fridays at the Y M C A for about 20 hours of lectures and demonstrations. Other troops are planned to start this summer with instructors across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
M. W. Dutton
Hamilton Boulevard
Girl Scouts
Washington County
Woodland Way School
Martin Fleisher
Roy Adamson
Janice Cook
J. C. Fylde
Gertrude Skiles
L. V. Crist
Adamson
Hannah Baer
This City
Albert Leaf
Fred Judd
Cook
Thelma Hetzer
Williamsport
Gerald LeVan
Ruth Cahill
Boonsboro
Luther Hare
Clearspring
William Shealy
Sharpsburg
Library Closes Sundays In Summer At Washington County
The Washington County Free Library will close Sunday afternoons in summer starting this Sunday. Memorial Day forces a one day closing on Monday May 31. Weekday hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. remain in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Free Library
Preacher Bitner to Speak at Corbett Street Chapel
Orville R. Bitner will preach Sunday evening at 7 30 on The Greatest Blessing in the World at Corbett Street Union Chapel. The Young People meet at 6 30 p m and the Sunday school has purchased a banner reading Come and Worship With Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville R. Bitner
Corbett Street Union
Double Wedding May 6 Announced Here
Announced here is a double wedding performed May 6 at the United Brethren church parsonage. Miss Constance Elaine Brown wed Allen S. Taylor and Miss Betty Noel married Carl V. Taylor Jr. Rev. Frank Mentzer officiated. Both grooms are sons of the Taylors of Hagerstown Route 4. The Browns and Noels are residents of Blue Ridge Summit and this city respectively. Allen S. Taylor is a private in the Army stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Constance Elaine Brown
Allen S. Taylor
Betty Noel
Carl V. Taylor
Frank Mentzer
Hagerstown
Miss Brown
Mabel Brown
Blue Ridge Summit
Noel
Fort Bragg, N
Hedy Lamarr Weds In Simple Beverly Hills Ceremony
Hedy Lamarr and John Loder wed in a quiet Beverly Hills ceremony at Lily Veidt’s home. Cecil D. Holland officiated with four witnesses including Lady Mendel and Sir Charles Mendel. Lamarr, 28, had two prior marriages. Loder, 43, is the son of a retired British major general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
John Loder
Hedy Lamarr
Hedy
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lily Veidt
Conrad Veidt
Cecil D. Holland
Elsie. Mend
Charles Mend
Gertrude Kiesler
Sam Pierce
Loder
Micheline Chelrel
Miss Lamarr
Fritz Mendl
Gene Markey
Grace Brethren Church Broadcasts Sunday Services
The Grace Brethren church at First and Spruce streets will broadcast its 11 o'clock Sunday morning service on the local station with Pastor L. L. Grubb delivering "God's Decoration Day." An 7:30 p m sermon titled "Revival or Ruin Which" and a 9:45 a m Bible school session are also announced. Community members are invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brethren
Church
First
Spruce Streets
L. L. Grubb
Bible School
Ex-throne room under flag in Iolani Palace
The only ex-throne room under the American flag remains in Iolani Palace Honolulu once occupied by Hawaiian monarchs seeking to preserve ceremonial legacy amid historical revival efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iolani Palace
Honolulu
Hawaiian Monarc Chs
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Bridgeport
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Baltimore
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Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
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San Francisco
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Brunswick, N. J
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Charles Stoner
Salem Avenue
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