Hood College Campus Day Draws 2000 Attendees In Rain
Hood College held its annual Campus Day at Hudson Theater with more than 2000 parents and guests. freshmen to seniors performed ten minute musical skits in a four way class contest with prizes for theme songs and costumes. Sophomores won top honors with The Good Ship Hood, while juniors and freshmen also performed in yellow chicks and Hood family themes.
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Hood College
Hudson Theater
Hood
Marcia Allan
Earl D. Long
Williamsport
Route 1
Barbara Odend
Hal
Fortune Odend
Roessner Avenue
Betsy Newcomer
Davis W. Newcomer
Route 2
Betsy Cannen
James W. Cannen
Hamilton Boulevard
Mary Gray Schofield
A. B. Schofield
Fountain Head Heights
Future Grads
Andrew Truxal
Big Family
William Sprigg
Mothers Club
Fathers Club
Fly
Brody Hall
PTA Fun Night Set by Washington County PTA
The Washington County Council PTA schedules a Fun Night on Friday October 20 at 8:00 PM in the Washington School gym. Ruth Garber Ehlers national PTA recreation chairman will lead the program to aid the new Congress of Parents and Teachers Headquarters in Chicago. Tickets via local chapter presidents or Mrs C Austin Gardner at 607 M. Gardner chairs with Roger Miller as co chair.
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Washington County Council
Parent and Teachers Association
Washington School
Ruth Garber Ehlers
P.T.A
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago
Settlement House
New York City
Westfield State Farm
Reformatory For Women
Bedford Hills
N.Y
PTA
C. Austin Gardner
Delegates Report On Conference In Pittsburgh
Mrs. Charles W. Jones and others attended the 24th regional Girl Scouts conference in Pittsburgh from October 8 to 10. Region III theme Come Along With Us In Democratic Partnership highlighted leadership and international links with Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse keynote on membership responsibilities. Washington County hosts over 700 scouts as leaders and seniors gathered at the William Penn Hotel for “Make New Friends” and niece events.
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Charles W. Jones
John Bell
John Hinkle
Kenneth Sinn
Katherine McCulloch
Girl Scouts
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Paul Rittenhouse
Girl Scouts of the USA
Rittenhouse
Washington County
William Penn Hotel
Allegheny County Council
William Penn
Eleanore Hoover
Lenore Amerman
Sally” Stickley
Barbara Wallace
Adelboden
Switzerland
Ruth Henderson
Alumni Dance Set For November 3 At Williamsport High
Williamsport High School alumni association hosts its first fall event a square dance on Friday November 3 from 8 30 p m to 1 a m in the high school gym. Members and guests urged to wear old clothes tokens available from association members. String music and refreshments provided.
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Williamsport High School Alumni _Aassociation
Fall Meeting of Hagerstown District Women’s Society
The fall meeting of the Hagerstown District Women’s Society of Christian Service will be held Friday October 20 at Trinity Methodist Church Martinsburg W V The program includes an 10 00 a m organ meditation by Mrs B J Barnes prayers and greetings from Trinity Church K Wood and Mrs J Raymond Wood The day features reports by district secretaries a youth speech by Miss Phyllis Stuckey and an afternoon address by Miss Edith Rohrer The luncheon tickets are managed by P W Baker and reservations due by October 17
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Hagerstown
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
B. J. Barnes
Charles Town
J. Raymond Wood
Woman‘s Society of Christian Service
Trinity Church
John P. Zimmerman
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Kingsley Church
Cumberland
E. E. Phillips
Phyllis Stuckey
Shepherd College
Kenneth Waldeck
Shepherdstown
Robert Bartlett
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard Spessard
B. I. Barnes
Harold Lloyd
Andrew Zepp
Edith Rohrer
Blodgett
Hazelton
Dan Bagant
Herbert Rockwell
Brooks Rind
Willis Noll
Robert Paskel
P. W. Baker
W. R. Porterfield
Martin St
Woodland Way Junior High PTA to Hold First Meeting
The PTA at Woodland Way Junior High School opens its 1950-51 season with a Thursday evening session on October 19 at 7:45. The event is a room visitation and reception for parents and teachers to meet. The aim is 600 members, with each student represented by at least one parent at every meeting, and a strong year of planned events by the program committee.
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PTA
Woodland Way
Hospital Discharges List from Washington County Hospital
Washington County Hospital discharged several patients over the weekend. Names include Joseph McCauley Boonsboro Route One Mrs Hazel Bricker 1238 Salem Avenue Mrs Charles Cottrill Williamsport John Dick 423 George Street Harvey B Brewer Williamsport Route Two Jeanette W Myers 856 Summit Avenue Mrs Robert Slick Monroe Cook 1702 Sherman Avenue Mrs George K Frick and infant son Hagerstown Route One Mrs Clyde L Brown and infant daughter 2213 Virginia Avenue Cora Elizabeth Bower Smithshoro Route One Stewart Lee Ware 310 North Jonathan Street Anna P Lushbaugh 127 East Baltimore Street Mrs William B Potter 25 Laurel Street Mrs Anna M Bohn 721 Potomac Street William S Row Sharpsburg Mrs Cecil L Kephart and infant daughter 514 East Wilson Boulevard Mrs Roy C Cox and infant daughter S28 Georgia Avenue Leila May Banzhoff Williamsport Route Two
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Washington County Hospital
Joseph McCauley
Boonsboro
Hazel Bricker
Salem Avenue
Charles Cottrill
Williamsport
John Dick
George Street
Harvey B. Brewer
Jeanette W. Myers
Summit Avenue
Robert Slick
Pangborn
Monroe Cook
Sherman Avenue
George K. Frick
Hagerstown
Clyde L. Brown
Virginia Avenue
Cora Elizabeth Bower
Smithshoro
Stewart Lee Ware
North
Jonathan Street
Anna P. Lushbaugh
East
Baltimore Street
William B. Potter
Laurel Street
Anna M. Bohn
Potomac Street
William S. Row
Sharpsburg
Cecil L. Kephart
East Wilson Boulevard
Roy C. Cox
Georgia Avenue
Leila May Banzhoff
Easy To Wear Dress Pattern Ad From The Fashion Book
The advertisement offers No 2100 dress pattern sizes 12 14 16 18 20 22 with scalloped collar and front buttoned style. Order forms request name address pattern bureau Magers town MD Daily Mail box 42 New York for immediate filling and extra paper pattern for first class mail. Fall winter fashion book promises 125 easy to sew designs for all occasions and Christmas gifts with a 2 cent price.
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Cutcom
Style Lumber
Slae
Magerstown
Daily Mail
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Miss Mildred Mosier Honored at Hancock Shower
Mrs. Lewis Skidmore hosted a green and pink shower at her Hancock home for Miss Mildred Mosier daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexa Mosier of Hancock. She is to be maid of honor at sister Miss Jean Elizabeth Mosier s wedding to Lee Watson on October 21 at Towson Church.
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Lewis Skidmore
Hancock
Mildred Mosier
Alexa Mosier
Richard Parsons
George W. Parsons
Natural Bridge
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Mesdames Madeline Greenspoon
Geneva McGraw
Marjorie Carter
Mildred French
Leonardo French
Nellie French
Mary Johnson
Bette Sheeter
Sally Fost
Patricia McKinley
Janet Otto
Marie Phillips
Lena Walker
Dolores Creek
Grace French
Lydia Mosier
Bunny Hinckle
Welen James
Aldena Foltz
Merle Younker
Carol Mosier
Ann French
Miss Mosier
Jean Elizabeth Mosier
Lee Watson
Towson
Mrs Ahalt Honored At Mixed Shower In Wheetlesville
Mrs Robert Ahalt was entertained Thursday at a miscellaneous shower by the Mite Society of St Peter s Lutheran Church in Wheetlesville at the Remsburg home. Gifts were presented in an elaborately decorated express wagon. Games with prizes went to Mrs Glenn Norris and several others. The event featured autumn flowers and refreshments for a large group of relatives and friends.
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Robert Ahalt
Mite Society
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Wheetlesville
Harry Remsburg
Ahalt
Mary Remsburg
Ahab
Marion Harshman
AL HL. Snively
Jimmy Hockenh
Claude Hockenberry
Gratton Remsbure
Mesdames
Clarence Smith
Cora Weaver
Warry Shank
Glenn Norris
Lester Hines
George Bell
Earl Lambert
Bernie Smith
Harold Lowe
Frances Kepler
Jacqueline Douglas
Thurston Multendore
Pearl Pry
Sabina Baker
Pearl Poffenberger
Kathryne
Bernice Ann Rensburg
Jimmy Hockenberry
Terry
Carol Ann Lowe
Erwin Hoffman
Russell Remsburg
Rehearsals Begin for Homemakers Chorus and Club Meetings
The Homemakers Chorus resumes rehearsals this week under A. R. Spessard for a six week period starting Friday October 20. Upcoming week has multiple 4-H and Homemakers Club meetings including Funkstown, Leitersburg Grane Hall, Hancock, Lincoln and Williamsport events with hostesses and times listed.
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Homemakers
A. R. Spessard
Funkstown
Leilersburg
Grane Hall
Charles Howard Snyder
John Smith
Kreedysville
Williamsport
O. Britner
W. Huddle
W. Newcomer
C. H. Downs
W. H. Babylon
St. James Church
Grange Social Meeting Plans State Event
Montsarada Grange met at Fairplay School with Master W B Leatherman presiding. They discussed the state Grange meeting in Easton, appointed delegates, and announced a farm records and cost analysis course at Haxerstown Junior College from November 6 to December 11. A Crusade for Freedom was discussed, six members urged to sign, and readings for a social night on November 3 and a Christmas party on December 19 were revealed. The charter was draped in memory of Joseph D Witmer. Next meeting set for October 24 at 7 30 pm.
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Montsarada Grange
Fairplay School
W. B. Leatherman
State Grange
Easton
William Powney
William B. Leatherman
Haxerstown
Crusade For Freedom
Joseph D. Witmer
The
Grange
Loyal Daughters Class Holds Regular Meeting at Chestnut Street Home
The Loyal Daughters Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Pearl Suemners home at 061 Chestnut Street with Mrs. Charlotte Hack presiding. A brief business session followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs. Suemners and Mrs. Grace Harris. The group also celebrated Mrs. Suemners birthday.
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Loyal Daughters
First Christian Chiurch
Pearl Suemners
Chestnut Street
Charlotte Hack
Grace Harris
Stumuers
Logical path to three no trump on a bad four spade hand
A Chicago correspondent suggests that after North supports two spades South should wait for East to pass and declare three no trump. He argues three no trump is the best final contract given the weak clubs and five card major. Four spades offered no clear advantage and the outcome hinges on accurate bidding rather than overcalling.
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Chicago
West
South
North
East
South's spade defense in no trump bridge sequence
Analysis of South vs West and East in a spade misdefense. South must guard against a bad trump break after a four spade bid by partner. The plan involves leading diamonds to return to hand and finesse with the eight of spades, hoping West holds king and determining when dummy’s ace can eliminate spade threats. The main goal is to limit trump tricks and avoid a premature ace cash.
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South
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
Miss Beachley to Speak at Hood College Club Meeting
Miss Catherine Beachley will be the guest speaker at Hood College Club October meeting. She will discuss Japan and present asides during the event at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts Tuesday evening.
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Catherine Beachley
Japan
Hood College Club
Washington County Museum
Hidden workplace tension tips in social settings
Advice on managing conflicts when a spouse dislikes a friend. Suggests avoiding the friend together, scheduling meetings when the husband is absent, and seeking ways to ease social friction without blaming parties. The guidance emphasizes discreetly coordinating encounters to preserve harmony.
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Frederick College
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Gale’s Beauty Salon
Public Square
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Lester Wrothers
Wen
Mar
Gether
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Jacoby
Trump
Hakos
Val
West Pass
Miss Beachley
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Heilie Usrothers
Leiter Brothers
Adinal Pture
Wats Floor
Haresorn Ise i
Fabergette
Dotersee
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