Wedding Supper Honors Miss Charlotte Wylie and Clarence St Clair
A wedding supper at the Cavetown home of Mr and Mrs James Payne celebrated the marriage of Miss Charlotte Wylie and Clarence St Clair. Guests included local families and friends, with many attending from nearby communities as they marked the joyous occasion.
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James Payne
Cavetown
Charlotte Wylie
Clarence St.Clair
Victor St. Clair
Carrol Bacheell
Joh Castle
Waller Pryor
Max Hanser
Mra Carrol
George Mouser
Alta Spongler
Arthur Bachfall
Annie Davis
Misees
Frances Tryor
Mae St. Chur
Charlotte St. Clair
Alberta Spangler
Catherine Spangler
Harriet
Tnehiell
Mary Deylenod
Rene St. Clair
Samuel Brewbaker
Elinor Evans
Charlie St. Mair
Welle Brenner
Gilbert Zelgter
Carroll Bachlell
Howard Klne
Charles Calvin Stoogey
Harry Bt. Mair
Wash Square M E Banquet and Program
Community event honors Washington Square Methodist Sunday School baseball team with banquet and winter program. Guests enjoyed music by local orchestra under Howard Gaines. talks and songs highlighted the school’s value and future plans. A coon hunting event, lodge announcements, and a large social night followed at Elks Club with arrangements led by Yant Stonebraker and Warren Seb Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingston Square MethodistsAcplacapad Church
Howard Gaines
Humielsine
Lei Mergneon
Hiram Halt
Harry Kuhn
Claude Potterfield
Tun
Homer Atwood
Agatatent
J. %. Fogle
Young Men's
Bible
High School Girls Storm Herald Mail Office
High School students visited the Herald Mail offices, asking many questions as they toured the composing and printing room. Their spirited encounter reflected enthusiasm for journalism and a strong interest in the newspaper process, promising well for their study of the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ght'a High School
En-Masee
Herald-Mail
Forea
Clean-Up Squad Finishing Work in Washington County
The Clean-Up Squad from the Veterans Bureau investigated disability claims of veterans at the Red Cross offices on East Washington Street. They began in Hagerstown and will move to Cumberland to establish headquarters, with hundreds of claims reviewed for early adjustment. Miss Faonley Tawer of Middletown attended the Christian Endeavor Convention with relatives.
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Veteran’s Bureau
United States
The
Red Cross
East Washington Street
He Sinlan
Washington County
Huntdreds
Hagerstown
Ivor Prederick
Sveral
Haverstown
Cumberland
Dance committee meeting at Assatiy Club Wednesday
A dance committee meeting of the Assatiy Club is set for Wednesday at 7 PM. Members include Brewer Lb. Stoutter chairman Rose Wolfe Charles Spigler Frank Cavanaugh and Donald Schafer. A plan for the first season end dance in early November will be discussed along with a supper benefitting Halfway school and electric lights project. Kiwanis luncheon follows at Chamber of Commerce at 12 90.
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Alluo H. Munn
Elatrman
Eoard
Hatthein
John Buchanan
HP. Feiglor Wallin Porter
A. GC
Ianistirol
The
Assatiy Club
Brewer Lb. Stoutter
Rose Wolfe
Charles Spigler
Frank Cavanaugh
Donald Schafer
Kiwanis Club
Lupeboon
Chamber of Commerce
U'Nlowie
Lemont Hackett
Ballimare
Hind
Community Club Plans Big Affair At Sharpsburg
The Sharpsburg Community Club schedules a two day annual show at Hed Men’s Hall with new departments for home cured meats and antiques. A dairy booth led by Susan Garberesch and J K Beck endanghi will serve delicacies, plus a Halloween party and parade at 7:28. The event features multiple class superintendents for fruits vegetables meats flowers and more.
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Sharpsburg Community Club
Biss Susan Garberesch
J. K. Beckendanghi
Cl Haa
Grains
Crowe
Confessions Of A Movie Star Reincarnation Rules
A young performer recalls strict studio rules enforced by Motherdear and a film director. She describes late hours, prohibitions on certain social invites, and a producer pressuring for leniency, while Motherdear insists on protection and discipline amid evolving acting life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Motherdear
State Nurses Hold Meeting in Washington County
Maryland nurses from alumnae associations and hospitals attended the annual Maryland State Nurses’ Association meeting at Washington County Hospital. A two o’clock session covered nursing instruction and year’s work, followed by supper and a public meeting with Ethel B. Pearce of New York and Miss Ellice beth Fox of Red Cross Head Quarters as speakers. Lawler presided. attendees included nurses from University Hospital Baltimore Mercy Hospital Johns Hopkins and several others.
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Maryland
Washington County Hoapital
O'Lock
Neraing Hducetton
Miga Ethel B. Pearce
New York
Ellice Beth €. Fox
Red Cross
Washington
Miss Fox
Mite Marshall
Miss Wilburn
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mina Gardner
Union Amoriat Hospital
Misa Norris
St. Joseph's Hospital
Migu Moran
Mercy Hospital
Lawler
Johnz Hopkins Hospital
Mastin
Frederick City
Mise Muller
Women's Hospital
Balttimore
Misa Wheeler
Maryland General Hospital
McCann
Alumnna Association of the Church Hoing and Infirmary of
Bath Maser
Williamsport Community Club Meeting Planned at School House
The Williamsport Auu Vowneville Community Club schedules a regular meeting at the Williamsport school house Thursday night. An attractive program is arranged and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Williamsport
Auu Vowneville Community Clube
Williamsport, J
You Are Well Bred Visitor Duties in Invitation Etiquette
A fragment outlines proper social conduct for accepting invitations. It advises calling before 3 o clock or after and not missing holidays. It requires calling the inviter within two weeks of receiving an invitation and discourages persisting friendships without prior acknowledgment after paying a duty.
Afternoon Tea Committee to Meet Tonight
The afternoon tea committee for the Library Bazaar will meet tonight at 7 at the home of chairman Mrs. Frank Matthews in the Calvert Apartments. They plan for the High School Tea and general bazaar service, with Williamsport represented by Mrs. J Grayson Steffey and a six girl tea pouring team. The group includes Mrs. Edward Seigly Mrs. Wm. P. Hamilton Jr Mrs White and Mrs Brefey. A Friday afternoon tea from 4 to 6 is set to honor high school pupils.
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Orlork
Frank Matthews
Calvert Apartments
Williamsport
J. Grayson Steffey
Edward Seigly
Wm. P. Hamilton
White
Brefey
HARTMAN MOATS MARRIAGE IN HAGERSTOWN
Hartman Moats Hallett R Harts and Pauline Wy Moate both of Hagerstown wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Frederick by Rev Dr A S Rapp Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. They were joined by Mrs Anna Moats mother of the bride and Mr and Mrs Harvey D Klein siblings in law of the bride. After the ceremony the couple returned to Hagerstown to reside.
League of Women Voters Bazaar Plan Set
Members of the League of Women Voters met at the Library to finalize arrangements for a bazaar in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on November 4 and 6. They will run the cake booth, with a two dollar donation per member and cake soliciting. Mrs. Torney Young chairs the committee with Mrs. Howard Garlinger, Mrs. George B. Stanford, and Mrs. Joseph Opdegratt. decorations will feature league colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Torney Young
League
Art Class Postponed In Hazeratown Over Funding
Word from Alan Bement director of the Mary Ino Institute states the winter art class in the city cannot be held due to a 97 percent enrollment increase and lack of increased appropriation. Plans to extend to out of town schools are halted without funds.
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Dtr
Alan Bement
Mary~ Ino Institute
Balimore
Hazeratown
County Club Activities This Week
County club activities report shows Migz Susan Carbepson County Howe Demonstrator leading a Woman's Community Club meeting at Cavetown with a basketry demonstration this afternoon. Tomorrow the Girls' Club meets at Clearspring. Friday and Saturday the Girls' Club of Sharpsburg runs a milk booth at the Sharpsburg Community Shows offering ice cream and milk shakes. Yesterday the Beavyr Crook Girls Club at Chapel Woods held a meeting in the morning and a Beavyr Crook Girls gathering in the afternoon.
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Migz Susan
Carbepson
Ufment
Howe
Cavetown
Clearspring
Sudh Satnyley
Sharpsurg
Sharpsburg
Chapel Woods
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