Social and Personal Notices of Waynesboro Weekend
Miss Mildred Jenkins plans weekend weddings engagements and births. Dorothy Powles and Evelyn Gearhart will attend homecoming at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. Louis Funkhouser and Freder Wright, Duke University students, will spend the weekend at home. Nancy Norment, Maryland student, will be at home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs W C Vedder travel to Baltimore for Mary of Scotland at Ford's Theatre. Mrs Omer T Kaylor of Lexington Virginia reports Mrs Frank Brown of Martinsburg is improving. Mrs Ross Kouitz recovering from a minor stroke. Patrolman Joly A Ridenour returns home after surgery. Armistice Day dance tonight at Masonic Temple by Gilead Encampment of Odd Fellows with Jack Hendrix Orchestra. Mrs ASSAY improving at Washington County Hospital. Miriam Kirk will spend weekend in Baltimore. Announcement: birth of a son to Mr and Mrs P G Vanderslice at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Gilead
Odd Fellows
Auditorum
Jack Hendrix
Night Club Orchestra
Baltimore
Composer pianist Boyle to perform at church concert
George F. Boyle, composer pianist from the Juttli rd School of Music New York City, will present a program Monday evening November 13 at 8 15 at the Educational Building of the Presbyterian Church under the auspices of the Treble Clef Club. The program includes Bach Liszt Prelude and Fugue in A minor Gluck Bgambati Melody for Orpheus Gluck Brahms Gayette from Iphigenia Brahms Rhapsodies in C minor Chopin Fantasie in F minor Nocturnes in C sharp minor and D flat major Ballade in G minor G F Boyle Habenera The Lake Gayette and Musette Light Busoni Polonaise E major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Boyle
Juttliird School of Music
New York City
The
Presbyterian Church
Treble Cleft Club
Gayette
Rhapsodis
Chopin
G. F. Boyle
Gayotte
Musette
Scout Leaders Going Camping
Girl Scout leaders from the city and Community Committee, joined by Jean Christie National Field Executive, will camp at Herald-Mail club house Taylor's Landing to practice tramping and trailing. Some depart this morning, others later today. all return tomorrow evening. Participants include Mrs J Webb, Mrs George Hottman, Mrs Robert Cartee, Mrs R G Foltz, Mrs Golden, Mrs P F Rather, Mrs Homer Miller, and Misses Margaret Heard Lucille Miller Mary Nicely Jean McCauley Virginia Keller Mary Byer Mary Bond Helen Kaylor Ann Rupp Isabelle Fridinger and Margaret Bohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Jean Christie
Girl Scouts
Herald-Mail Club
Taylor's Landing
Miss Christie
J.8. Webb
George Hottman
Robert Cartee
R. G. Foltz
Golden
P. Frather
Homer “Miller
Margaret Heard
Lucille Miller
Mary Nicely
Jean McCauley
Virginia Keller
Mary
Pegsie Byer
Mary Bond
Helen Kaylor
Ann Rupp
Isabelle Fridinger
Margaret Bohman
Program Given At Mothers Meeting
Mothers' meeting at First Brethren church Thursday evening featured prayer by Mrs. Clara Hartle a reading The City of Light and songs By Cool Siloams Shady Bill by Mrs. J G Smith and Mrs M B Ridenour. Gratton Mason spoke on The Child and His Religion marking end of the church Mothers meetings praised and a banquet for enrollees scheduled for next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Clara Hartle
O. H. Myers
City of Light
J. G. Smith
M.B. Ridenour
Miss Roulette Weds W Davis DeLauder in Local Ceremony
Louise Rouletta and W Davis DeLauder were married at Reformed church Wednesday evening. The Rev A H Groff officiated. Rouletta, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Walter Roulette of Sharpsburg, studied at Boonsboro High School and Shepherd College. DeLauder is son of Mrs Rebecca DeLauder of this city and a Hagerstown High School graduate. After the ceremony they left for a Philadelphia wedding trip and will reside here where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rouletta
W. Davis—DeLauder
A. H. Groff
Delauder
J. Walter Roulette
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Rebecca DeLauder
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
United Daughters of the Confederacy Meet in Baltimore
The national UDC convention will convene in Baltimore from tomorrow through Saturday. Delegates, alternates, and pages from local Henry Kyd Douglas and General E. P. Alexander chapters travel over the weekend or early next week. Headquarters are at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with an extensive social program alongside business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
Henry Kyd Douglas
HE. P. Alexander
Children's Chapel
Samuel ‘Suter
Franklin P. Canby
Edgar Keller
Virginia Keller
Edmund Foster
Mary McIntyre Pennington
Walter Byron Stehl
Ferry K. Powles
Harry Conrad
Rachel Shulenberger
James 8. Webb
W.J. Crabbes
Almira Darby
Lea Cahill
Robert A. Stott
Mary Stewart Conrad
Robert A.stott
Mary Macintyre Pennington
E. P. Alexander
Lord Baltimore
Harry M. Conrad
Assembly Club To Meet Tuesday In Hagerstown
Simms Jarkisson secretary calls Assembly club members to annual meeting at the Dagmar Hotel Tuesday evening November 14 at 8 oclock. Financial reports and 1933 Assembly Ball plans will be discussed. Music committee Harvey Heyser Jr chairman Stuart Hockenbury and Victor Davis Miller 3rd to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms Jarkisson
Assembly Club
Hagerstown
Dagmar Hotel
Harvey Heyser, Jr
Stuart Hockenbury
Victor Davis Miller
Party Tuesday Five Hundred Card Party At Y M C A
A five hundred card party will be held Tuesday evening starting at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Harold Mowen East Franklin street. The event is sponsored by the Sunday School Bowling Leagues of the Y M C A Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mowen
East Franklin Street
Miss Thomas Weds J Donald Baker Jr in Cumberland
Miss Pauline L. Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Thomas Sunset avenue became the bride of Donald J Baker son of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker East avenue. The ceremony at the Presbyterian manse was conducted by Rev I M Webb. Mrs Baker wore a brown wool suit with accessories. Both are graduates of Hagerstown High School. He attended Hagerstown High School and the University of Maryland and is employed at the American Ol Company. They reside at the bride’s parents home for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Pauline L. Thomas
L. P. Thomas
Sunset Avenue
Donald J. Baker
Joseph D. Baker
East Avenue
Presbyterian Manse
I. M.webb
Baker
Hagerstown High School
Mr. Baker
University of Maryland
American Ol Company
Mrs. Baker
Homemakers Meet at Clearspring Library Session
The Clearspring Homemakers Club held its monthly meeting in the Library with the president in charge. Delegates were appointed to attend the county council meeting in Smithsburg on Saturday, November 18. Milas Ardath Martin gave a demonstration on buying house furnishing textiles. The Needle Work Guild met during the period and received many articles for the needy. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring Homemakers Club
County’ Council
Smithsburg
Milas Ardath Martin
Kate
Winter Fashion Pattern Ad for Girls Dress No 3064
An advertisement promotes a blue wool dress pattern for girls ages 10 to 16, Style No 3064, with white pique collar and cuffs and a red blue tie. It notes required fabric yardage for size 12 and directs readers to order the Winter Fashions book and pattern with prices and a self addressed note to Fashion Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loytly
Armistice Day Program At Surrey School Ends Education Week
An Armistice Day program on the Surrey School lawn featured America, St Milander's Field, and America the Beautiful. Ruth Startzman read a flag laws recital, four Scouts oversaw the disposal of a worn flag, taps sounded by Victor Wills, flag ceremony by Richard Nichols and Milton Fretwell, and Carl Watson aided. About seventy five patrons attended as Education Week closed and visitors toured classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St Mlander’s Field
Ruth Startzman
Phyllis Carty
Victor Wills
Richard Nichols
Milton Fretwell
Carl Watson
Shining Light Sunday School Class Entertained at Home
The Shining Light class of Christ Reformed Sunday school was entertained at Miss Etta Bender's home on Thursday evening. Fall pink and white flowers decorated the room and an electric centerpiece bore the name Shining Wight. Readings were given by Grace Poffenberger and Geraldine Barr with a duet by Flo Bender and Laura DeLauney. A list of guests and visitors followed including Grace Poffenberger, Martha Crampton, Caroline Groff, Laura DeLauney, and Rev. A. H. Groff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shining Light
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Etta Bender
Joseph—Nelkirk
Charles Bender
Congress to Hold Three Day Meeting In Salisbury
Delegates from Hagerstown’s PTA will attend the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers convening in Salisbury on Tuesday through Thursday at the State Normal School. Nationally prominent speakers, a banquet, rural projects luncheon, and a sight-seeing tour are planned under the theme The Threefold Responsibility for Education. Mrs Margaret Bair Giles will preside as state recording secretary. new officers will be elected Wednesday for a two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Parent-Teacher Association
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Salsbury
Margaret Bair Giles
L. Y. Crist
Surrey School
R. A. Schellhase
Halfway School
Milton J. Moore
Art
Surprise at Miller Home Party Honors Mrs Harsh
A surprise party was held at Flora Miller's home at 24 East Howard Street Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Alvey Harsh. The event featured dancing and refreshments for attendees including David Lucas, Mrs Grosh, Andrews, Kendle, Mr. and Mrs. George Bien, George Armstrong, Shipley, Alvey Harsh, Everett Ambrose, Edna Myers, Bil Shipley, Nelson Mowen, Claude Showe, Roscoe Moser, Alton Payne, Margaret Jones, Jeanette Jones, Evelyn Imes, Ruth Miller, Martin Miller, and Flora Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Miller
East
Howard Street
Alvey Harsh
Ted
David Lucas
Party Fetes Guest Mrs Howard Smith Hosts FA Bridge
Mrs Howard Smith entertained a FA bridge evening on Wednesday for her house guest Miss Elizabeth Cauffman of Harrisburg at 229 North Locust Street. High score was won by Mrs Baker. Guests included Mrs Donald Stewart Mrs James Baker Mrs Irvin Eshleman Mrs Marlin Thurmond Mrs Lester Shilling and Miss Garnetta Roof and Helen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
FA Bridge
Elizabeth Cauffman
Harrisburg
North Locust ‘Street
Mrs. Baker
Donald Stewart
James Baker
Irvin Eshleman
Marlin Thursmond
Lester Shilling
Garnetta Roof
Helen Smith
Attractive Prizes Awarded At Party At South Potomac School
A large number of prizes were awarded at a benefit card party held Thursday night at South Potomac Junior High School. Door prizes went to many names including Katherine Healy and James Webb, with prizes across contract bridge five hundred and auction bridge events. Student prizes listed for numerous participants, and a blanket donated by Ezra and Mrs. Chapman was won by Theda Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Potomac Junior High School
Door Prises
Katherine Healy
Carl D. Moyer
M. L. McAdams
James 8. Webb
Anna L. Miller
Kathrynea McGraw
Harry Newcomer
C. Shepsle
Mary Hogan
A. Jacobson
W. E. Peacher
J. B. Goshorn
C. F. Dewnin
Ezra D. Chapman
George W. Greene
Margaret Thompson
Wolfinger
J. D. Rowland
H. R. Long
Michael Callas
Jane Rudisill
Lordton Reterg
Helen Rohrer
Leane Sachs
John Henry Stonebraker
Robert Harper
Jane Maddox
Bobby Kline
Betty Martz
Ethel McCardell
Frances Jacobson
Jimmie Spielman
Walter Stehl
Guy Gantz
Ezra Chapman
Theda Herman
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the Daily Mail
Mildred Jenkins
Waynesboro
VA. Mall
Ae Cca
Atherevise Property —Society
Dorothy Powles
Evelyn
Gearhart
Lexington
Washington and
Leeniversity
Mise
Nancy
Norment
W.C. Vedder
Scotland
Ford's Theatre
Omer “T. Kaylor
Frank ‘Brown
Martinsburg
J. D. ‘Baker
East'evenue
Ross Kouitz
Hamon
Joly A. Ridenour
Washington County
Miriam Kirk
Cedar Lawn
Baaltimore
P. G. Vanderslice
L. & B. Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac
Meyers & Berkeon
W. Franklin St
Pope’s Beauty Shop
Permagent
Brown's Smart Shop
Herald-Mail
Mother’s Meeting
Miss Roulette
W. Davis DeLauder
Cockrall
Fier
Barcing
Ois Thany Marfa
U.D.C
Students’ League
Student League of Many Nations
Practical Bible Training School
Bible Park
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Thomas
J. Donald Baker, Jr
Helen Williams
Tees City
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Surrey
IS. S
Congress
Eugene Ruchaill
E. E. Rudisill
Valley Road
Rudisill
Janet Geist
E. Wyand
J. J. Trovager
Jack Travinger
B.rudisill
G. L. Geist
Cora
Hazel Geist
Robert Forest
J. J. Snyder
Martha Mower
Shippensburg
Virginia Cook
H. W. Sowers
Marion Black
Willis Kinch
Louise Brandenburg
Bar
Musser
Lloyd Forsyth
B. Rudisill
Donald
Beulah
Paul
Eloise
Mildréd Rudisill
Miller
Miss Mildred Drummond
Max Factor
Hollywood
ArcmMorp
State Armory
Alexander
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