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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1944

Page

10

Artists Portray Personalities At Modern Drawings Show

Washington County Museum opens a diverse drawing exhibition curated with 19th century gems alongside Cubism and Abstract Art. The display, aided by the Museum of Modern Art, groups works by Degas Seurat Renoir and Cezanne with Latin Americans Neo- Romantics and Sculptors Drawings. Visitors are urged to linger and savor the drawings for their pure draftsmanship and varied tempera ment and vision. The first American city to make kindergarten part of public schools is St Louis in 1872.

Washington County Museum Degas Seurat Renoir Cezanne Matisse Picasso Museum of Modern Art St. Louis

Front Button Jumper Pattern No 3896 Seeks Orders

Pattern No 3896 offers a front button jumper with D neck line. Sizes 10 to 46 available. Requires 54 inch fabric for jumper size 16, 35 inch for blouse, 39 inch for jacket. Send 16 cents and order to Pattern Department Ha geratown Daily Mail New York.

Hageratown Daily Mail 19Th St New York

Apron Social at Washington Square Methodist Church

A recent apron social and covered dish supper by the Helping Hand Sunday School Class featured Prof. Russell Hicks as guest speaker. The program included group singing, a piano solo, humorous reading, and remarks by C. W. Sullivan. Attendees included Rev M A Keesecker and many local families and friends.

Washington Square Methodist Church Russell Hicks Keesecker Edgar King Dorothy King Jucy Reth Carmen McDermitt C. W. Sullivan M. A. Keesecker M. R. Coss T. M. Bard L. R. Wharton J. H. Hesson Gleason Ensminger Clinton Mauch

Local Names Appear in Fragmented Social Column

A readable portion lists Blanche Crockett Sarah E Whittington Margaret Drury Ber tha Drury Florence King and HB A Stenger among a group of Misses Carmen McDermitt Ella Corine McGlaughlin Janice Fleagle Dorothy Keesecker Peggy Wharton and boys Billy Jerry King Jimmie Joe Ensminger Jay Ethan Stenger and David Lee Brungart in a social notes snippet likely from a community notebook.

Blanche Crockett Sarah E. Whittington Margaret Drury Bertha’ Drury Florence King HB. A. Stenger Carrie Murray Wm. H., McMillen J. E. Shambaugh Virginia Glover Jessie Potterfield Misses Carmen McDermitt Ella Corine McGlaughlin Janice Fleagle Dorothy Keesecker Peggy Wharton Billy and Jerry King Jimmie Joe Ensminger Jay Ethan Stenger David Lee Brungart

Party On Saturday Preceded Promotion

Nursery Department members promoted to the Beginners' Department held a Saturday farewell party at the First Christian Church. Activities included a decorated platform, group photo in white caps, refreshments, candy favors, party hats, and juvenile games. Graduates listed include Carolyn Adams, Douglas Barea n, James Feigley, Mann, and others.

First Christian Sunday School Begingers First Christian Church Carolyn Adams Doulas Bare An James Feigley Mann Carolyn Neinrger Smith Nancy Davison Michael Mentzer Geary Lee Mullenix Dorothy Oakley Judith High Bon- Inie May Cole Paul Brown Charles

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