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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1944

Page

7

Philathea Class Honors Officer at Church of the Brethren

Philathea Sunday school honored officer Mrs Otho Brandenburg at a Church of the Brethren meeting with presiding retiring president Mrs Aaron Reecher. Gifts were given to Mrs Beecher and Mrs Brandenburg for service. Music by Catharine and Goldie Good and devotions by Mrs Cyde Brandenburg. Attendees heard newsreel illustrations by Meg James Ada Hammond Gertrude Spitzer Grace Grimm and Cara Kershner Deloris Kennedy Gamma Krider. Residents and guests from Hagerstown to McVeytown sent greetings and reports from a nearby convention. Refreshments served to about forty. A November Thanksgiving program planned at Mrs Edward Grimms home with Mrs Cora Kersh Ter assisting.

Otho Brandenburg Philathea Church of the Brethren Aaron Reecher Beecher Brandenburg Catharine Goldie Good Cyde Brandenburg Meg James Ada Hammond Gertrude Spitzer Grace Grimm Cara Kershner Deloris Kennedy Gamma Krider Elma Beyard Lewistown P. L. Huffaker McVeytown Edward Grimm Virginia Avenue Cora Kersh- Ter

Gifts for service men and women at Myerly's

Hundreds of practical items suited to service members and women, offered at Myerly's located at 61 North Potomac. Ady.

Myerly’s N. Potomac Ady

WAC Mothers Meet in Hotel Patterson Dinner Session

The WAC Mothers' Club will meet Wednesday evening October 11 at 8 o'clock in the Hotel Patterson Coffee Shop for dinner. Members unable to attend the dinner should be at the hotel by 7:39 for the business session. Reservations may be made by calling the Army Recrafting office at telephone 3425.

WAC Mothers’ Club Hotel Patterson Army Recrafting Office

Theremin Fascination Opens Treble Clef Season

About a hundred women attended a luncheon at the Women's Club auditorium as Mrs. Idike Bloom demonstrated the theremin. The instrument reacts to electrical impulses with no contact, producing legato tones. Doris Weagley Bloom accompanied with a solo featuring Seibtut's Tendre Aïen, while officers and chairmen were introduced for the year. Birth notices followed, listing Dr. and Mrs. Robert McCauley Jr with a daughter born October 7, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moxley with a daughter born October 9 at Washington County Hospital. The Women’s Club Board approved thirty-eight new members and announced hostesses for the Huyett's Homemakers’ group and a New Victory Foods demonstration for November 2.

Idike £. Bloom Win J. Alvey Long Gordon A. Lewis Garland Groh National Federation of Music Clubs Maryland Federation Groh J. G. Byrex Robert McCauley, Jr Little Rock Ark McCauley Potomac Avenue U. S. Public Health Service Trt Robert Moxley Clearspring Washington County Hospital Huyett Waldo Marshman Franklin Nelander Howard Sword Frank Ret God of Our Fathers Brice Hoffman Toward Sword Fdison Groh Frank Reid Clive Roof Treaurer Willard Custer Victory Foods Olive Roof Howard Siward Edison Groh M.D. Carper

Head Of League Speaks At Club

Mrs Durward Saniifer president of the Maryland League for Women Voters spoke at a dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club during Business Women's Week. She urged citizen responsibility, voting informedly, and contacting officials about issues. The talk touched on peace, postwar reconversion, and urged engagement with government. A club card party to benefit Red Cross and Community Chest was announced for November 13 at St Marys Parish House. 4-H Club elects officers with Marlene Snyder as president and next meeting set for October 2. Overseas Christmas greetings advertise Myerla’s shop on North Potomac.

Durward V. Saniifer Hotel Alexander Business and Professional Women's Club Sanifer Maryland League For Women Voters Washington County St. Mary's Parish House Helen Fisher Fuors Red Cross Community Chest Ross Copley Bernice Yoder

Miss Doyle Bride At Smithsburg

Miss Mary Catherine Doyle daughter of Frank K Doyle and Mrs Doyle of Cayetown married Charles Edgar Snook son of Charles W Snook and Mrs Snook of Hagerstown Route 2 Sunday at 3 in Zion Lutheran Church Smithsburg. Reverend W C Huddle officiated with Pauline Stevenson organist and soloist. The bride wore a white satin gown with long sleeves a train and fingertip veil. She carried a white prayer book and fragile bouquet. Mrs Viola Fox sister of the groom served as matron of honor. Best man was Gey Martin. Bridesmaids Gamma Lee and Geneva Doyle wore lavender gowns. Ushers included Miss Anna Elizabeth Doyle and Miss Emily Doyle with yellow marquisette gowns. The mother of the bride wore aqua wool. the groom's mother wore a blue brocade dress. The church was decorated with ferns rhododendron white dahlias and tapers. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple departed for a two week trip to Quebec. The bride attended Smithsburg High School and works at Fairchild Plant 1. the groom works at Fairchild Plant 11. A prewedding shower was hosted by Charles W Snook and wife.

Mary Catherine Doyle Frank K. Doyle Cayetown Charles Edgar Snook Charles W. Snook Hagerstown Route 2 Smithsburg W. C. Huddle Zion Lutheran Church Williamsport Pauline Stevenson Viola Fox Philadelphia Gey Martin Gamma Lee Geneva Doyle Anna Elizabeth Emily Doyle Mrs. Doyle

Barkdoll Couple Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

A Ginner’s anniversary event in Smithsburg honors Mr. and Mrs. William Barkdoll on Maple Avenue. Retired farmers, they were married in Greensburg and later moved to their current home. Mr. Barkdoll has served fifty years as a St. Paul’s Church councilman and still works daily in a Smithsburg store at age 3? The couple enjoy good health and are surrounded by friends.

William Barkdodl Maple Avenue Smithsburg Greensburg Barkdoll St. Paul's Church

Drawing Materials for Artists at Myerly's

Advertisement for professional and student drawing supplies at Myerly's 41 North Potomac Street. It highlights a full range of drawing materials for artists and draftsmen.

Myerly

Birthday Party for Donald Baker Honors Son at Roessver Ave

Mrs. Charles M. Baker hosted a birthday gathering at her Roessver Avenue home for her son Donald Baker’s fourth birthday. Movies played and refreshments were served to guests including Lepoy, Ronnie, Shertoy, Heb Bowman, Joyee rit fih, Dick Myton, Jovy and Sonny Meiss, Gloria Mussig, Buddy Porter, John and Barry Ott, PRA and Juha Potfcherzer, Caryl Salt, Deeny Adler Prakes, dane Miner, Pisul and Nelson Duna hugh, George Baker, William Griffith, Joseph Motz, and Che Bowmar.

Charles M. Baker Roessver Avenue Donald Baker Lepoy Ronnie Shertoy Heb Bowman Joyee Ritfih Dick Myton Jovy Sonny Meiss Gloria Mussig Buddy Porter Ohn Barry Ott Pra Juha Potfcherzer Caryl Salt Deeny Adler Prakes Dane Miner Pisul

Needlework Guild Drives Aid Through Five Community Booths

The Needlework Guild of America announces Guild Day on October 13 with a drive to recruit members and collect two new garments or household linens or a cash donation. Local members will staff booths at Eyerly's Leitr's Montgomery Wards R and G and Grant's stores to accept memberships as war needs rise and fuel shortages strain families.

Needlework Guild of America the Ciy Home Service American Red Cross Leediework Guild Eyerly's Leitr's Montgomery Wards Grant's George Funkhouser Washington Country

Rev Rand Is Class Speaker At First Christian Church

Elise Shue installed as president of Friendly Circle class with Rev Cornelius Rand as guest speaker. Rand urged a strong church school program to fight juvenile delinquency. retiring president Virginia Shingleton introduced him. New officers named. program featured vocal duets by Mrs Gossard and Mrs Zello. Guests included Dr Norment, Rev Rand, and several class members listed.

Ass Elise Shue Friendly Circle First Christian Church Cornelius Rand Virginia Shingleton Gladys Kretzer Vic Louise Saum William M. Norment Rand Zello Snavely Walter Cleland Aliss Mary Gale Clara Fouke Irene Moaingo Vivian Billbaugh Dorothy Gale Pauline Miller Selma Limm Anita Mellett Viola Leedy Ruby House Isabelle Poole Lillian Barnhart Catherine Murdock Elizabeth Miner Marie Remsburg Gereldine Shingleton

Missionary Society Will Hold Meeting at Grace A. B. Church

The Women's Missionary Society of Grace A. B. church will hold its annual literature meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement. Mrs. J. Frank Bearinger presides as readings are given by Mrs. Russell Murray and Mrs. Charles Gahe, with Mrs. Cora Weaver to sing. Mrs. James Causher will give a talk on Good Books to Read, followed by a social period.

Women's Missionary Society of Grace A. B. Church J. Frank Bearinger Cora Weaver Russell Murray Charles Gahe James Causher

Broadway PTA Meeting Tomorrow Plans and Schedule

The Broadway Waysite Par teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. A panel discussion on The Meeting and War of all will be presented. From 7:60 p.m. teachers will confer with parents. Leader of the panel is C4 Priddell, program chairman. Joyce Bloom was elected president of the St James 4H Girl Club at its fall meeting. Delores Keller Virginia Hoover Imene Senseithbaugh Lut Henninger Gw dolyn White Beth Norrigg were named officers and librarians. After business, the girls joined 422 boys for recreation. The next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 20, at the Church of the Brethren Liilia.

Huyetts' Club Offiers Huyetts Marlene Snyder Patricia Charlton Florence Ann Unger Alice Hendershot Reeda Stottlemyer Broadway-Waysite Par Teacher Association Joyce Bloom St. James Delores Keller Virginia Hoover Immene Senseithbaugh Lut Henninger Gwdolyn White Beth Norrigg

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