Local residents plan weekend visits and Hood College events
The article lists numerous residents traveling to see relatives in Hagerstown Lynchburg and Baltimore for weekends and holidays. It notes Hood College Campus Day plans with attendees including Mrs. Frank Leiter and Mrs. Frank N Hoftmeier, with daughters at Hood and other family members traveling to Frederick for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood College
Frank Leiter
Sarah
Frank N. Hoftmeier
Jane Hoftfmeier
Mary Jane Igenfritz
Franklin
Richard
Anna
Catherine
Ming Edna Mae Salter
Frederick
Paul, Carter
Roberta
Isw
Earl Leggett
Greencastle
Mra. Loggett
Hagerstown
Portrait Studies Shown At Museum
International modern dancers are featured in the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts exhibition The Dance in Modern Art. Highlights include Berie Blas’s large bronze Mary Wigman and Isadora Duncan works by Andre Dunoyer de Segonzac. A free lecture Monday October 16 at 8 30 features Dr Elisabeth Spann Delorme on dance and its relation to art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Elisabeth Spann-Delorme
University of Marburg
Demolays to Hold Parties in Hagerstown Recreation Center
After a Tuesday meeting the Hagerstown Chapter Order of DeMolay plans a howling party at the Recreation Center on South Potomac Street with prizes for top single scores and high averages in three games. A Halloween costume event is set for November 7 with prizes for best outfits. The Maso nic Temple dance runs 9 to 1 with Zel Smith and his Penn Aces providing music. Charles Fuller leads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Chapiter Order of de Molay
South Potomac Street
Hallowe'en
Masonic Temple
Zel Smith
Penn Aces
Charles Fuller
Scout Leader Will Address Rally Monday
The Scout Patron's Association of Washington County invites the public to a Monday 7 30 p m rally in St Johns auditorium featuring Linn C Drake scout executive of Washington D C as guest speaker. Drake, active on President Roosevelts welfare committee, will discuss extending the Boy Scout program and Roosevelt aligned goals to enroll one in four boys aged 12 into scouting. The executive board of the Washington County Council invited Drake and many civic leaders plan to attend. Charles Connor chairs the association and will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Linn C. Drake
Washington, D. C
St. John’s Auditorium
Drake
Roosevelt
Coun Ty
National Council
Washington County Council
Charles Connor
Card Party and Tea Hosted by Women’s Club Section
The card section of the Women’s Club will entertain the membership with a card party on Wednesday afternoon October 18. Play starts at two and ends at four with a tea from four to five. Hostesses from the card section will serve and greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Surprise Birthday Party Honor for Mrs Clyde Leatherman
A Halloween style surprise party marked Mrs Clyde Leatherman's thirty sixth birthday at her Western Pike home Tuesday evening. Guests included Clyde Leatherman and R J Riley families with many friends and neighbors attending. Police court receipts in Birmingham fell about $1000 in August versus July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe
Clyde Leatherman
Western Pike
R. J. Riley
Jemima
Anna
Catherine
Jane
James Riley
Grover Swartz
Jack and
Helen
William Cramer
S. H. Burke
Charles Bountz
William Boward
John Grimsiey
Harold
Mary Hussong
Vivian Riley
Alta Carper
Coles Whittington
Lee
Hilton
Robert Teatherman
Frisby Mowen
Ardel Whittington
Donia
Clara Mae
Bennie Burke
Birmingham
Ala
Create Your Own School Dress Pattern No 2950
Pattern advertisement for autumn fashions from the Daily Mall Peerless section. Describes a wool jersey and crepe dress with detachable white silk collar and cuffs, lace front fastening, and sizes 14 to 40 inch bust. Includes pattern price 15 cents and book 10 cents shipping from Hagerstown Mail Fashion Dept New York City.
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Charming
Jersey
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Club meetings set for Tuesday and Friday across several towns
Local homemakers clubs from Big Pool Lappans and Pecktonville meet Tuesday and Wednesday at members’ homes with demonstrations led by Miss Ardath Martin. Topics include clothing utilization, remodeling, canning reports, and Chicago Exposition highlights. 4-H groups plan Friday activities at Funkstown School with 51 members under county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luttrell
Big Pool Homemakers’ Club
Misa Ardath Martin
Lappans Hometiskers’ Club
Mra
Wm. Reese
Lula Barnhart
Fay Cooper
Mercersburg
Ardath Martin
County
Richard Seibert
Ronald Britner
Oliver Buitner
Williamsport
Oliver Britner
Funkstown
Social Tuesday party for St Pauls M E Sunday School
Golden Rule Bible Class of St Pauls M E will host a children's party Tuesday evening in the class room. Mrs J J Porter teaches the class. Guests dress as children and enjoy entertainment arranged by Mrs Robert B Huyett and Mrs N E Osbrone with refreshments by Mr W E Precher, Mrs John Fennel, and Mrs Robert Schlotterbeck. A brief business session precedes the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Bible
St. Paul's
M. E. Sunday School
J. J. Porter
Robert B. Huyett
N. E. Osbrone
W. E. Precher
John Fennel
Robert Schlotterbeck
Mothers Meeting At Brethren Church Readings And Talk
The second in a series of Mothers Meetings was held at First Brethren Church with over a hundred women in attendance. Miss Sara Gearhart read Baby Feet and Mrs M B Ridenour sang Mighty Lak aos Rose. Mrs Margaret Bair Giles spoke on Care of Infants offering practical advice to engage with babies and teach that crying is not rewarded. Next week Mrs Frank Bentz will address A Mother s Responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Frank Bentz
Birthday party for Edward and Theodore Worden Jr
A Wednesday evening party celebrated the sixth birthdays of Edward and Theodore Worden Jr. Guests included Camille Sel Jers, Doris Koontz, Doris Hartman, and many Calendrella, Hartman, Koontz, and Hartman family members. Presents were given to the twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Theodore Worden, Jr
Camille Sel Jers
Doris Koontz
Doris Hartman
Louise Calendrella
Francis
Beverly Bowers
Julia Rebla
Gissella Supersbeck
Mary
Frances Castellucci
Rebecca Bowers
Mary Calendrella
Dolores de Felice
Josephine Castellucci
Mary Rose de Felice
Margaret Koontz
Frank K. Diehl
Hank Cramer
Bobby Potfenberger
Theodora Worden
Edward Worden
Josephine
Mildred
Dorothy
Ruth Hartman
Dorothy Morris
Lillie Dayhoff
Louise
Evelyn Semler
Phylia Fridinger
Calvin Hartman
Harry Hartman
Edward Hartman
Herman Hartman
Leon Spessard
John Reary
Josephine Calendrella
Elaine Poffenberger
Eva Worden
Charles Hartman
Birthday Surprise Party For Ruth Leonard Thirteenth
Mr and Mrs David E Leonard host a birthday gathering for their daughter Ruth celebrating her thirteenth birthday. Guests include Jean Leonard Jane Marie Wolf Ann Foreman and others as prizes and gifts are exchanged amid a supper and social songs.
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David -E. Leonard
Ruth
Jean Leonard
Jane ‘Marie “Wolf
Ann Foreman
Betty Jean, Kearn
Jane Stotelmyer
Jane Stickell
Women’s Club luncheon welcomes new members and outlines year
The Women’s Club board hosted a luncheon to introduce new members to club activities and directors. Mrs. J. A. Long spoke on department work, followed by an art needlework section meeting led by Mrs. William S. Hess. Dining room decor featured pink and white cosmos with reserved covers for numerous board, committee, and new member guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
J. A. Long
William 8
Hess
Caroline Barbett
Wm. S. Hess
Lynn Keller
Ralph Stauffer
Harper Ballentine
A. L. Burhans
H. L. Miller
J. J. Porter
R. Paul Smith
Robert Carder
Frank
Lusby
Wm. P. Lane
Perry Pratter
B. Riley
A. Roy
Phil
Hippy
Robert Daniels
Birthday party at Robert Mattson home on October 11
A group of Robert Mattson’s former Totomec Junior High School classmates gathered at his 22nd birthday on October 11 at 660 Sura mit avenue. Attendees included Carolyn Thompson Norma Grogan Constance Delphy June Smith Betty Grimes Bully Morin Vernon Van Horn Wayne Carroll Richard Long Glenn Thomas Paul Mattson and Robert Mattson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mattson
Suramit Avenue
Uth Totomec
Carcolyn Thompson
Norma Grogan
Constance Delphy
June Smith
Betty Grimes
Bully ‘Morin
Vernon van Horn
Wayne Carroll
Richard Long
Glenn Thomas
Paul Mattson
Robart Mattson
Dear Loyd considers divorce and new love in marriage aid column
A 24 year old woman writes of conflict with her husband and his mother and of falling for a man 26 who offers affection. Betty Brainerd counsels examining marriage, ending contact with the suitor, and addressing issues with her husband rather than pursuing divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Ain
Loyd
Disraeli
A. Metig
Justitia
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Hamilton Boulevard
Lewisburg
Ryder
Rard
Thornhill
Automobile Club of Maryland
Hagerstown Swith
Lawrence Mas
J.C. Grimes
Montclair
N. J Ding
Byron J. @ es
Oak Hill Avenue
Carl Ht
Brandt
Hamilton
Lynchburg
Julia
Randolph
Macon College
Dr. le
Young
Huw Huntingdon, Pa
H-K. Young
East Avenue
Miss Caleétie
Wagner
Baltimore
J.C. Love, Jr
of. Solomon’s, Md
Edith Bell
Maryland University
Keller B. Bell
Bertha Thomas
Washington
Catherine Hoy
Glenside Avenue
Portsmouth, . C
A. J. Wolford
William Nichola
Keedysville
Clarence Rohrer
Hubert Schindel
Capitol Limited
Chicago
National ‘Hardware Association
Palmer House
William Martin
Century, of Progress
Robert N. Harley
Harry C. Coulson
Westmont
Johnstown
Ensign George Pressey
Hampton Roads
William J. Cavanaugh
Maude ‘Nichols
Lincoln Apartments
George W. Collins and Son
Cumberland
Patrick Forsythe
Clearspring
Mary C. Sowers
Bruce Sowers
Kithe Harnah
Scott, Snook
Harry
Halfway
William
Floyd Spode
Earl Hoffman
Haxerstown High School
Princeton
Gretta A
Dean
Klothes
N. Petomec St
Hat Works
W. Rohrer
Balthmore
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Pope’s
Frederic
Vita Tonic
Meyer6
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
Potomac
Rudy
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Metel Hamilton Corner
Ogal
Magerstown Grain & Pred C
Barron Coal CO
Kallowe
Church Auditorium
Helen Williams
Brethren Church
Chicago Market Company
Red Cross
Moskin
Petemac
WE Women
Blue
Madison Ave
New York
Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Wood
New England
Kerry
Maryland Motor Co., Inc
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