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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1924
Page
7
Bible Class Program At St Pauls MF Church
An event at Mon’a Bible Class of St Pauls MF Church drew over 100 members with a program featuring Mary of Magdalen readings, solos by Mrs G J Chriest and N W Moore, a quartet, and a talk by Captain Fisher, followed by refreshments at the Monmouth event. The day included a letter of thanks from Brigadier General Dion Williams and notes of Y policy privileges for members. The same edition notes the Emerson Literary Society meeting and a Wienie Roast hosted by Frances Stonebraker with about 25 guests in Mason-Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's MF. Church
Mary of Magdalen
Lula Wha
G. J. Chriest
W. M. Daniela
N. W. Moore
Misa Cecilia Bavey
Margaret Hart
Ella Parker
Ruth Ridgeley
Doris Rose
Margaret Parker
Nohart Snyder
Captain Fisher
E. Breele
Dion Williams
Marine Corpa
Duging
Andatain
Talk of India Theme at Presbyterian Circle Meeting
Mrs Eaward Updagratt spoke on her India experiences during a world trip to Presbyterian Cheta at Mrs Harry Durton's home 828 The Tar reco. Her talk inspired interest as members admired curiosos from the trip. Mrs Henry Holzapfel Jr and Mrs Howard Fabrney helped with social tasks during the afternoon. The circle planned a rummage sale on Thursday on West Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward Updagratt
India
Presbyterian Cheta
Harry Durton
Tarreco
Updagrate
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Howard Fabrney
Franklin Latrest
Fashion Walk at Hagaratown Fair showcases gowns and hats
Twenty thousand dollars in fashions will be shown during the Fashion Walk at the Hagaratown Fair. Twenty eight models in velvets and laces will mirror New York and Atlantic City styles, with gowns and hats from Leiter Brothers and footwear from local stores. The four night parade runs through the fall fair with music, makeup, and professional staff coordinating the models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mwodala
Roy A. Leitar
Yeater
Washington
Tillinsry
New York
Atlantic City
Dreas
Leiter Brothers
Dente
Dunn's
Blile's
McCardell
Hrather
Modela
Tueadey
Imodela
Miss Byrne
Sotbert
Darnell
Sayre's
Fashion Walk Decoyed By Grandstand Displays
Thousands of out of town visitors are expected in Hagerstown to view the latest attire as the Show managers insert several grandstanded sections between fashion displays. The Fashion Walk will start at 8 o clock nightly and include models for juniors and juveniles as well as young men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Roanoke
Hager Town
Y M C A News Briefs Include Club Plans and Events
The Mohican Club met at the home of Harry E Welte to plan two new clubs for winter with Mrs George White Miss Cornell Huletzer and William Blower as chairs The RLY club set a Monday meeting at 220 Important business is planned Regional Boys Secretary Harry Walter will visit October 20 and 21 Alva Harrisburg singer will perform at Christ Reformed Church Keetyrville Sunday evening Judge Angst of Car Hale will speak Mrs H Foater Clearspring returns from Baltimore travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohican Club
Harry E. Welte
George White
Misa Cornell- Huletzer
William Blower
RLY
N.C. CG
Harry Walter
Alva, Aprivale
Harrisburg
Potomac Eileen Record
Christ Reformed Church
Keetyrville
At & O'Stock
Judge Angst
Car- Hale
Dinner Reservation for Northern District Federation Event
Many Hagerstown men and women will attend the reception at the Women's Club to hear Henry Scattergood of Philadelphia speak at 1:15 pm. Reservations for the fair must be made by Monday noon. Tickets are angular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clb
Northern District of Maryland Federation
Hagerstown
Ioncheon
Henry Scattergood
Philadelphia
Angjlar
Birthday Party At H C Hoffmaster Home
A birthday party was held October 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoffmaster in Drownavilte Md for their daughter Beulah's seventeenth birthday. Guests included many relatives and friends, music by Hilda Hoffmaster and J D Fouch, refreshments such as ice cream candy cake oranges and lemonade, and a centerpiece birthday cake with seventeen pink ribbons and candles. Beulah received numerous gifts from attendees as the celebration continued into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Roe
Wm. McNames
Balem Ave
Easton
Homs
Hermon Barner
East Woohing
Hagerstown
Washington County
Itey
A. M. Smith
R. C. Meeka
Baltimore
Salem Avenue
Mr. Tid
Hoffaater
Blanche Hann
Conrad Me Gha
Earl Moore
Evelyn Philipe
George T. Bell
Bhaw
Loyd Thompson
Harold Mullendore
Clarence Deener
Gail Mullendore
Cathering Thompson
C. Xt. Cabill
Mearle Long
Ethel Grinm
Mildrid Hutzel
A. R. Clark
Mabel Hoffmaater
Roy Lowmat
Bhe
Misha Hoffmaster
Prof Cessell Takes Charge of M E Church Choir
Charles Cannell, newly appointed director of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Choir, will assume duties Sunday. The choir engages Mrs Christ, leading contralto, and Miss Catherine Walkie as soprano soloist. Mr Cungall will sing a solo. The pastor will preach on The Hope and Evidences of Future Life.
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